I think we can all agree that the Qashmallim are some of the coolest parts of this game.
How do you style yours? The text presents them as being very similar to Biblical Angels, but definitely definitely definitely not really Angels, so don't think that. Unless you want to, because this is CofD and you can do whatever you want. So I'm curious how you guys like to play your Qashmallim in your games.
For myself, I like to flavor them based off of the mythology associated with the Promethean they have been sent to deal with. A Frankenstein would likely encounter a pretty stereotypical Christian Angel, whereas a Galateid might encounter a Greek Messenger God of sorts, similar to Hermes or Iris or the Winds. Unfleshed might encounter suited Agents or encoded AI within computer programs.
What about you?
How do you style yours? The text presents them as being very similar to Biblical Angels, but definitely definitely definitely not really Angels, so don't think that. Unless you want to, because this is CofD and you can do whatever you want. So I'm curious how you guys like to play your Qashmallim in your games.
For myself, I like to flavor them based off of the mythology associated with the Promethean they have been sent to deal with. A Frankenstein would likely encounter a pretty stereotypical Christian Angel, whereas a Galateid might encounter a Greek Messenger God of sorts, similar to Hermes or Iris or the Winds. Unfleshed might encounter suited Agents or encoded AI within computer programs.
What about you?
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