This is super cool, I'm gonna run it with some friends soon!
Sasha De'ath - {The Eldritch Tomb}
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Hey! Long time no see. I couldn't find any other way to contact you (Itch is kinda silly like that) so I just thought I'd drop a comment and give a little howdy-ho. Hope you're doing well! Great product and will five star for wasting time in your comment section, I just hope you're doing well. If you wanna add me, my discord is Sasha "TK" De'ath#6616
The whole album is wall to wall bangers and it took me this long to realize how much of a fan I was. I'd have loved to do it for CyBorg, but it's uhhhh...in limbo. :P Besides, I love the idea of mud-covered fantasy murder tourists walking through a disturbingly clean and mostly-empty mall, contending with warped faceless drones and rambling interdimensional travelers.
And they actually helped Yes transition into the 80s, with Trevor Horn's production work on Owner Of A Lonely Heart!
The Score of Revenants
In wretched Galgenbeck it is said there resides a sinister and selfish death cult. Their numbers are unknown, but they call themselves the Score of Revenant as a hint to their true ideals, their secret nature. Each member of the cult pledges themselves to death in a secret ritual, in hopes of touching against an unfathomable destiny and returning from the dead.
Their arch-occultists claim that for those who die and return from the beyond are granted one of a sum of 20 rewards. If one man each, each carrying one of all twenty rewards, gathers below the dawning sun on the day of one of Nechrubel's hated Miseries, they shall ascend life and death and gain untold power beyond the waking world.
The Score of Revenants thus believe that their loyalty and devotion shall be rewarded by the thankful spirit-forms, and they shall gain all twenty powers in their time upon the earth, then come to their allies' side in the world beyond worlds when their time of death has come.
Have you had a look at the Betrayed Phantom yet? :)
We have divined it thus, from the Unwritten Book of the Last Days, Nechrubel's gift to the Eldritch Tomb, which has yet to be read:
This is one of the places in the Dying World where the power to drive back Nechrubel can be found.
In its six sections hide the most loathsome of Nechrubel's anti-creations, failed experiments, and terrible mistakes of half-life. Born when Nechrubel was born.
At the end lay the ruins of Nechrubel's fortress, for what could Nechrubel be birthed from but ruins? The disk radiating evil, as cruel as the day it landed, is the anvil of dark apotheosis.
It is said that once, long ago, a man went in, and Nechrubel came out. To destroy Nechrubel, you must go in, and The Thing That Preys On Nechrubel must come out.
Only then will Its secret name be whispered into the world. Then the king shall die.
Long live the king.