MOTW: Lamplighting, a Monster of the Week campaign I’ve been running on and off for 2 and a half years, ended last night! I love to give myself work to do, so over the course of the game I made full color tokens for all our npcs!
(Sorry for the res, I screenshotted our google doc).
Descriptions of each group under the cut!!
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The Order of the Lamplight: our players home team, an underfunded supernatural MiB-style organization. The party was the newest members of a branch in a small, southern town called Highwater.
Paimon’s Alliance: A group of very powerful demons working together despite personal differences (or rather indifferences) to enter the mortal plane via convoluted blood sacrifice rituals.
THRONE: A celestial plane of angels who'd been convinced by their leader they were shepherding the mortal plane with godly virtues, when in actuality their war with the demons was one over energy. the source of which being delicious human souls.
The Cyrus Gould Group: A local werewolf pack headed by Gould, a ruthless businessman intent on taking over the town as a means of protecting it. In the epilogue, they've become the town's neighborhood watch, with Gould himself giving back to make Highwater a better place.
Donnybrook Freelance: A wildcard faction, a mercenary group who used demon blood to give it's members superpowers. No matter what job you hired them for, they always made a fucking mess of things.
The K Corporation: A corporate group of assassins from which our crooked hailed. Had been infiltrated by THRONE as part of a way of creating human soldiers for the cause on earth. Mostly trigger-happy kids with mommy issues.
The Cult of the King In Alabaster: Or what remains of it. A supernatural crime organization with loose apocalyptic, dragon-worshipping, cult trappings, many of it's members ended up quitting when the party killed their boss.
Other: uh. Cu Chulainn's special spot on the faction sheet. Irish demigod who loves a good ruckus.
The People of Highwater: No small town would be complete without it's citizens. In the epilogue the town now operates as a community of the supernatural and the mundane living together in relative peace.
AND THATS ALL OF EM thanks for reading and indulging
