Settings, Groups and Adaptations

Settings

• James Walker presents In Nomine: Canberra and a new Infernal location: the Guildhall of Free Lilim.
• Douglas Muir invents Fat Charlie and his bar.
• Earl Wajenberg gives us a small campaign seed. What to do after Armageddon? IN Genesis.
• Neel Krishnaswami invents a new location in Heaven, The Pool of Knowledge.
• Earl Wajenberg writes a fascinating prologue and creates an entirely new realm of Hell named Dis.
• Thany constructs an In Nomine world variant, in which Eli becomes God's temporary replacement in Norweigan Blue.
• Jo Hart contributes four major tethers as a part of a setting for a campaign in Tethers of the World #1 - London.
• Earl Wajenberg adds some interesting settings for a possible game in the Grigori based group, Our Lady of Perpetual Responsibility Academy for the Gifted and a blurb about the Priory of Sion.
• Patrick O'Duffy comes up with some new crossover settings for In Nomine - this time crossing with other RPGS.
• EHP expands the subjects of tethers in Australia: Pointing the Bone of Contenion
• Redneck Gaijin explains to Maya where Gabriel's Volcano is in relation to Blandine's Tower and Heaven. Contains actual never before seen ASCII art.
• MarkDEddy provides a nice listing of some suggested tethers in his small guide, Seattle for Celestials. Will it appear in Fodors?
• Various people theorize possible In Nomine Crossovers with other gaming systems.
• Doug Atkinson muses upon In Nomine Middle Earth.
• Doug Atkinson sends me In Nomine Al Amarja -- Over the Edge meets In Nomine!
• "bruce dykes" ([email protected]) has Buffy the Vampire Slayer in In Nomine material. Email him for details, but this is what he has to say: "You've got an English test tomorrow, every vampire in Sunnydale seems to be out tonight, and your principal is a servitor of Dominic. High School in the IN universe is never dull. The Slayer Project marries the universe of IN to the setting of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (cr and tm WB, etc.). For more details please mail a request to: Bruce, Impudite Captain of Cross-Licensing [email protected] (I'll be happy to start up a page for his stuff, if he gets enough interest to want to pursue that.)"
• Dorothy Bixler and her "Oops da Ogre" have created Pagan Victory -- also known as "let's you and him fight"? Armageddon comes, and the Ethereal Gods aren't sitting on their hands anymore...
• Redneck Gaijin has created the world of Dark Victory, where Armageddon has been lost by the angels... But Lucifer has been Redeemed. (A followup to the story of the same name.)
• Edelstein writes up In Nomine New York.
• Earl Wajenberg details the concept of Earthly Principalities; locations or countries, watched over by angels Word-bound to the locale.
• Rob "Bodhi" Wolff suggests the concept of Safe Houses in the War.
• Archangel Beth created some material for an Illuminati University cross-over.

Groups

• Kevin Walsh submits a new organization, Lucas and the Order of the Seal.
• Earl Wajenberg proposes a large list of probable Celestial Beasts.
• Martin Leslie Leuschen creates two new creatures, the Babysitter and the Mouser in the Dream Cats.
• Emily Dresner adds some texture and a little bit of straight horror to the Marches in the The Cult of Uriel.
• A followup to the original Cult of Uriel, Jo Hart contributes a wonderfully creepy group, the Unausprechlichen Kulten, the cults which infest the ranks of Angels and whose name must not be spoken. Includes a short campaign idea.
• Earl Wajenberg speculates about Saints, humans, Christ and the Second Coming in The 144,000.
• Joshua Knorr adds some theories about the The First Family - Adam, Eve and Cain.
• Tom Timberlake introduces the concept of The Gabriel Hounds to the In Nomine Universe.
• Kirk Dankmyer also writes up a non-canon version of the Grigori, a companion piece to the Nephilim.
• Hatcher Rhanyr writes up some thoughts on Lycanthropes for In Nomine, from some Native American sources.
• Kirk Dankmyer writes up Unofficial Nephalim for In Nomine.
• Emily Dresner does up Asmodean Hit Squads.
• cd skogsberg works on In Nomine Cthulhu: The Serpent People.
• The Quixotic Ninja presents us with a new Choir, the Karma-oriented Ahikim. (And says his game's players shouldn't read this yet.)
• Perry Lloyd provides Celestials In Black...
• Bodhi's Totems for In Nomine.
• Hatcher Rhanyr's version of the concept of "Soldiers of Humanity."
• Karakash comes up with a mystics' organization, the Brotherhood.
• Bodhi's notions for more structured celestial heirarchies.
• Paul F. Strack has come up with a demonic cabal for spreading paranoia among angels: the Unredeemed!

Adaptations

• Dorothy Bixler notes a couple of things about Beleth, Nyarlathotep, and The Cthulhu Mythos in In Nomine. (You may also be interested in cd skogsberg's writeup of The Serpent People for IN.)
• David Wood sends us one of his players' theories on Obi-Wan as Balseraph in Star Wars In Nomine.
• Hatcher Rhanyr adapts the movie, "Lord of Illusions," to In Nomine.
• Edelstein does the "Touched by an Angel" conversion...
• Frederic Bush inflicts "The A-Team" on us. A for Angel?
• Bodhi's adaptation of Voodoo, and discussion (somewhat long!).
• Nana Yaw Ofori adds some Aliens from the movies into the In Nomine setting.
• Archangel Beth created another crosover -- this one based on a cartoon show: Gargoyles!

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