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** Afther this gallery of horrors you can feel safe, because at least you know all kinds of Host, right? Wrong. These are just the ones that you will more likely find. In the sourcebook ''Blasphemies'' are mentioned three more Hosts: The Stinger, a man swollen with living bees that lead a cult that helps "him" create honeycombs of dried skin to "pollinate" both the Shadow and the Real World; The Cat Hosts, feral stray cats that hunt spirits, Ridden and Forsaken afther hypnotizing the locals and that don't look different from other cats; Finally, the Ghost Hosts, human shells Claimed or gutted by legions of dead specters, each one an OmnicidalManiac whose only motivation is destroy other beings and create more of themselves. Want to know something worse? Those are the campfire tales that werewolves tell one another and near no one actually believe that such abominations can exist,that the book lampshades by saying that such short-sightedness will get yourself dead.

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** Afther this gallery of horrors you can feel safe, because at least you know all kinds of Host, right? Wrong. These are just the ones that you will more likely find. In the sourcebook ''Blasphemies'' are mentioned three more Hosts: The Stinger, a man swollen with living bees that lead a cult that helps "him" create honeycombs of dried skin to "pollinate" both the Shadow and the Real World; The Cat Hosts, feral stray cats that hunt spirits, Ridden and Forsaken afther after hypnotizing the locals and that don't look different from other cats; Finally, the Ghost Hosts, human shells Claimed or gutted by legions of dead specters, spectres, each one an OmnicidalManiac whose only motivation is destroy other beings and create more of themselves. Want to know something worse? Those are the campfire tales that werewolves tell one another and near no one actually believe that such abominations can exist,that the book lampshades by saying that such short-sightedness will get yourself dead.

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*** And then we have the Idigam, which are spirits that are seen, InUniverse, as {{Eldritch Abomination}}s straight out of the Franchise/CthulhuMythos.
*** ''And'' the Idigam are going to be the focus of the God-Machine rules update. Fun Fact: Spoilers have it that Forsaken tribes are specialists in hunting a type of supernatural baddie. There is is no tribe for the Idigam, because ''nobody'' is sure how to counter them.
* The Hosts are scary, too. Malevolent demon-gods shattered into many pieces, they now inhabit the bodies of ordinary animals. Given the time, though, they can grow in strength and power and become far more terrible monsters, who gnaw their way into living human flesh and begin eating them from the inside out to assume ghastly semi-human forms.

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*** And then we have the Idigam, which ** The Idigam are spirits of concepts and things that are seen, InUniverse, never existed -- that is, manifestations of concepts so alien that they have no place in reality. A regular spirit would twist reality so as {{Eldritch Abomination}}s straight to cut out all but a specific part of the Franchise/CthulhuMythos.
*** ''And''
it, but the Idigam are going seek to be the focus of the God-Machine rules update. Fun Fact: Spoilers turn it into something it never was and never should have it that been. All Forsaken tribes are specialists in hunting a type of supernatural baddie. There baddie, but there is is no tribe for the Idigam, Idigam because ''nobody'' is sure how to counter them.
* The Hosts are scary, too. Malevolent malevolent demon-gods shattered into many pieces, they and which now inhabit the bodies of ordinary animals. Given the time, though, they can grow in strength and power and become far more terrible monsters, who gnaw their way into living human flesh and begin eating them from the inside out to assume ghastly semi-human forms.

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