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I think it's impossible to "accidentally" turn a demon into anything. They're kind of, uhm. Yeah. If you're "accidentally" anything, they're out of your league.

Yeah... even lowercase-d demons (fallen angels) are creatures of spiritual essentia, each possessing powerful theurgy. No one is transmuting them without smashing through their defenses and humiliating them like God did to Satan.

I had a DnD character that accidentally bound herself to an entity (whatever the entities binders use are called. Can't remember). Was rather fun since she was trying to reconcile herself with the disgruntled voice inside her head. I don't think she would have lived long in this setting, though. Even my original Eschaton character would probably be dead by now, possibly killed by some religious fanatic for being an angelic corruption, or eaten by original Na'lsa, possibly for the same reason.

Yes, your thing did remind me of Are You Afraid of the Dark. Couple immediate thoughts on that. One, no way in heck would I be going anywhere near an old foam chair, from a dump, that's been sitting in a damp wood. No chance. And two, 100 years really isn't all that old for a dead tree.

Okay, I'm back and with time to actively participate again. :D

Anyone wanna catch me up on what I've missed? Over Skype would be best, but here is fine as well.

I can catch you up, Ari. Tomorrow or sometime after.

In truth, I may just come up with characters...
Like a doll possessed by a demon, giving it animate form.

Do not ask me what just happened. I have no answers.

But I am excited.

And terrified.

-VIBRATES WITH EXCITEMENT-

So...do we loot the body?

Too soon!

Wow...
Kadia would be shocked...but will likely be the first to loot the body...

This was not planned!

I don't know what we're going to do!

We're all going to die!

*Insert mad demi-god character here to save everyone*

Maybe Zaccheus will show up and explain how it was all a test. :|

Exceptno.

Uh. I. Ummmm.

...That is an interesting...plot twist at 5 am/2am. I don't fully understand Dio's motives behind it.

I think the "Heretic" bit summarized his motives pretty well. His life is erasing the threats against humanity at any cost, and Thomas over there not only showed weakness and a lack of faith, but was refusing to even consider fighting this threat, a threat that they walked right into what should be a holy place, where one of the divine artifacts is held.

Thomas has already proved himself a liability with his behavior. He is the one wasting energy on battles better fought another time. He's the one letting our characters do as they please and ruin the order of the mission. He's the one that chose to let the insane join this mission, regardless of the trouble they can, and have, presented.

Everyone is going to be slaughtered because he was weak when it mattered.

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FUCK I LOVE THIS ROLEPLAY.