Messengers

Don't let them frighten you by asking why it is that you do as you must.

You merely must tell them what happens if you do not intervene.

Or show them.


(illus. by Lost Soul)

Some Wraiths awaken in the Land of the Dead with a very strong desire to make a difference. Perhaps this is left over from when they were alive, and perhaps it is new - a response to a death they didn't earn. And, as they cannot protect other wraiths from wrongful deaths, they must instead turn their attention back to the Land of the Living, even though the Order's Injunction prohibits them from intervening.

These wraiths are well suited to joining the Messengers: a seemingly-altrustic Concord whose stated purpose is to protect the living. They are self-appointed guardian angels, following a code of behavior given unto them by the Gods. They are tasked with protecting life - all life - and go about their duties with the reverence they are due.

But no one should mistake reverence for pacifism. When the Messengers speak of their sacred vows they are sincere in their beliefs - not merely spouting pretty words. And they will fight with divine fury to see those beliefs carried out.

For there are angels of vengeance, too - and of death.

 

Believers: They have pretty dreams, but death is the reality
Freewraiths: Taking a stance is respectable, but they are children.
Haunters: If only they weren't already dead...
The Order: The Living are more worthy of protection than the dead
Pardoners: How can they save our souls when theirs are already damned?
Solitaires: We were all lost, once. Some may yet be found.


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