Kult RPG- The Judas Grail.pdf

1...7,

~

[

~

i

-- ,

~~-"~

/

.~...

-

~._-

•...

':~ j,IW!t.

'.

,-

J-

\

"

>1'\

~~

/j~~' "

I,

1\

-j: .t.', \ :.' I :', . --.L._~

.... L

I

_..,

/ n

L--- ...

.

~~ .r".

,

-

,

"r~,

~r~ I I

\',,

\' ,

1, b

'l'

I

5.J ' . ---

...:";,

1_

~~.

""'-:"'-::.i.:.~ :..,

'

Then Judas, which had betrayed him, when he saw that he was condemned, repented himseLf, and brought again the thirty si Lver pieces to the chief priests and eLders.

/

Matthew 27:3 And the chief priests took the siLver pieces, and said, it is not LawfuL for to put them into the treasury, because it is the price of bLood. Matthew 27:6 The betrayer 6faggered back into the inn and

~ound him6el~

6urrounded by dilence. In Ilid abdencc, hid companiond had abandoned him, their empt)' chaird a Marl.: reminder o~ hi6 treachery. Hid eye6 6canned the

un~inidhed 6upper

le&t atop

the table. With trembling handd. he reached bor a goblet and drank deeply. hoping the wine would wadh away the taMe ob betrayal the kidd had le6t upon hidlipd. Bowing hid head in dilent prayer. teard ob dhame ran down hid cheek6.

balling iTlto the goblet clutched in /tid trembling hand". Within the clay cup, hi" tean turned to blood.

BACKGROUND ... history, Like reaLity, is a Lie. The tales of the past have been twisted, pcrvcned. and rewritten 10 form a prison of false belief which gives strength 10 the Illusion. In /lIe period o~ /liMOry that mankind Ilod named _llle Dark Aged.• two primal bOlTed warred asainM one another. The consequences of their b,lllles have echoed down through time like ripples in a pool. The Dark Ages was alime when the envoys. Hctors, and razides, followers of Archons clrld Death Angels alike. faced each other in open warfare. Chief among the combatants were the envoys of Chagidiel and Chokmah. Each the antithesis of the other. they fought for spirilual control over mankind. Given aid by the envoys and razides of other Death Angels. Chagldiel"s envoy. Artos. moved ever closer 10 becoming the victor in this bloody confrontation. But victory was not without a pflce-a price neither victor nor vanquished was willing 10 pay.

BOWING HIS HEAD IN 'SILENT PRAYER, TEARS OF SHAME RAN DOWN HIS CHEEKS, FALLING INTO THE GOBLET CLUTCHED IN HIS TREMBLING HANDS.

,

1

All Our Times Have Come Here But Now They're Gone Seasons Don't Fear The Reaper Nor Do The Wind, The Sun Or The Rain We Can Be Like They Are Come On Baby Don't Fear The Reaper. Blue oyster Cult

A6 'lie baltlc6 became prosreMIl:ely morc bnltal. IIle veIl bel ween lIIu6iofl and Reali/)' besun 10 lear. Increasing numbers of followers on

ell her side became Awakened. Fearing Ihey would lose (anlra! over Ihe elemityof hum.lnIlY. a paC! between the warring forces was made. It was agreed thallhe IllUSIon must be mamtained