General resources relating to In Nomine.

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Angelic:

• Uncle Wolf submits a new attunement for Servitors of the Wind: Zen Rider. It allows a Wind servitor to attach himself to the side of a moving vehicle without being thrown.
• Whistling in the Dark explains how a Seraph interprets the truth, the Truth, and its approach to the same in Seraphs and the Truth.
• Neel Krishnaswami expands somewhat on the Ofanite Resonance, including a suggested fix to the current system.
• Emily Dresner ponders the essence of heavenly religion, creation and destruction in Creationer Faith.
• Neel Krishnaswami breaks Heaven up into factions and examines how the function in The Politics of Heaven.
• Emily Dresner talks about the importance of Trade in early human society and the influence of Archangel Marc.
• Beth McCoy adds a few more Bright Lilim Attunements for new Superiors, expanding on the Original Bright Lilim attunements.
• Neel Krishnaswami writes a little in-game propaganda to generate a little more paranoia among players in The Structure of the Divine Inquisition.
• Jo Hart explores some Sacred Cows - that which is forbidden to Angels in Heaven.
• The original piece, Redneck Gaijin's Thirteen Seraphim and the Truth, which gives the analysis of a simple statement for every Archangel's seraph.
• Why Humans Serve Angels, by Adam Canning.
• Rob Wolff has another nice selection of more Malakim Oaths.
• "Know Your Diabolicals" lists, currently includes all but Novalis (Flowers).

Demonic:

• Jamie Wilmoth takes us on a quick tour of Hell's smaller side with a snippet just barely rescued from Haagenti's tendrils - Ho the Frotling!: A Guide to Demonlings.
• The Arcangel Beth takes a moment out from her busy schedule to give us a sample of Hell's Bright Lilim Propaganda.
• Some explanatory fiction from Eric Alfred Burns on what it's like to Fall from the Truth: The Balseraph Perspective.
• Jo Hart discusses the different types of Shedim, what it is like to joy ride around in hosts, a little bit of Shedite Euphoria, and how to keep them focused in: Shedim - The Fifth Column.
• Jo Hart explains what it is like to be a Lilim, born in Hell, burdened with the load of geas from birth, and struggling to survive in: Lilim - A Debtor's Prison.
• David Edelstein explains why Asmodeus cannot simply use the Song of Corrospondance (or any other song, for that matter) to simplu reach out and yank Renegades back into Hell in Renegades on the Run.
• Casca writes up a fantastic essay which explores the psyche of one of the least understood of the demonic bands in :The Djinn Mindset. Recommended Reading!
• Ehrbar explains the difference, in detail, between Mammon and Haagenti.
• Pee Kitty reworks a few of Furfur's Attunements.
• Niall Teasdale submits a few sins for demons to promote.
• Emily Dresner explains the difference between the Demon Prince of Death and The Demon Prince of the Dead.
• Jo Hart, who doesn't like the Prank attunement, has come up with three new Dark Humor Attunements - Curse of Sarcasm, Punchline, and Rampant Hysteria.
• Andrew Frades writes some examples about Shedim and their Hosts, including a few things Shedim can do...
• Doubting Eric explains how a servitor of Factions might view his job in Malphan Philosophy.
• GR Cogman briefs a young Lilim before her first trip upstairs in A Brief Lecture: Angels and How To Deal With Them..
• Jo Hart submits a primer on how to go about Recruiting soldiers for the cause of hell.
• Jo Hart adds three new Dark Humor Attunements
• In a moment of complete madness, Emily Dresner wrote the complete guide to The Politics of Hell.
• Neel Krishnaswami extends the original Politics of Hell posting, and describes the The Nature of Hell, and why it exists.
• Leathal Weapon outlines Lilith's Distinctions for those ambitious up and coming Lilim.
• Take a look at the additudes of your favorite six-eyed band in Kingsley Lintz's Fourteen Balseraphim.
• Leath Sheales takes a look at the inside of demon psychology, interviewing a member of each of the major demonic Bands: Interview with the Balseraph, Interview with the Djinn, Interview with the Habbalah, Interview with the Calabite, Interview with the Lilim, Interview with the Shedite and Interview with the Impudite.
• Walt Mazur expands on the Concept of Geasa and refines the categories finer for better understanding.
• Various people contribute to some ideas for Toys for Vapula.
• Elizabeth McCoy's "Know the Enemy" lists, 1-16.

In Nomine Book Reviews:

• Neel Krishnaswami reviews the book "The Legends of the Jews" by Louis Ginzberg as a resource for an In Nomine campaign.

In Nomine Game Resources:

• James Walker provides us with additional Sorcerous Rituals.
• Earl Wajenberg considers the possibility of In Nomine Over the Edge, and gives a sample adaptation of an angel.
• Julian Breen forwards an article on potential Words of Power.
• Pee Kitty offers rules for Specializations in In Nomine.
• Austin George Loomis cites part of William Blake's _The Marriage of Heaven and Hell_ as an Eyewitness Account of an Outcasting.
• Jon Zeigler offers another take on the role of Prophets in In Nomine.
• Earl Wajenberg discusses In Nomine Perelandra in Angels In Space.
• Earl Wajenburg builds Word Bound Outcasts into a more effective heavenly political system.
• Elizabeth McCoy explains how angels and demons know about each other's powers in answering the Choirness Question.
• Perry Lloyd calculates all of the Disturbance Stats for In Nomine in a nice chart format.
• Earl Wajenberg incorporates a system for Exorcism and Limbo into the In Nomine system, for getting rid of those pesky celestials.
• David Streeter works out lists of possible Fates and Destinies for human beings, from the most mundane to the most cryptic.
• Jessy Rooney reworks some new rules governing the universe to make In Nomine a more cross-religion friendly place in Buddhist In Nomine Rules - Revised.
• Emily Dresner contributes a few blurbs about the historical places of Uriel, Andrealphus and Baal.
• Emily Dresner wrote up an alternative version and some theories to explain the basis for Celestial Genesis.
• Neel Krishnaswami writes up some Superior Unorthodox Enemies
• Neel Krishnaswami plays fast and loose with A Cartesian Rewrite of the Attribute System
• Mark Grundy explains to us the four categories which justifies Establishing a Role.
• Walt Mazur submits several tables and an explaination of Expanded Skill Rolls for In Nomine.
• For all you writing fan-stuff, here's an unofficial stylesheet, so you can know all the plurals, capatilizations, and such. Might come in handy if you submit anything to Pyramid, too.
• Using the Hitchcock's Bible Names, Elizabeth "Archangel Beth" McCoy draws out suitable names for various Servitors (only of Archangels, so far, and Choirs and Bands).

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