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* LiteraryWorkOfMagic: One sourcebook hints that the poem "Kubla Khan" was inspired by a [[OurAngelsAreDifferent qashmallim]] for purposes unknown. The visitor who interrupted Coleridge and ruined his vision was a Promethean who feared dire results if the poem was finished.
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* LiteraryWorkOfMagic: One sourcebook hints that the poem "Kubla Khan" "Literature/KublaKhan" was inspired by a [[OurAngelsAreDifferent qashmallim]] for purposes unknown. The visitor who interrupted Coleridge and ruined his vision was a Promethean who feared dire results if the poem was finished.
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* LiteraryWorkOfMagic: One sourcebook hints that the poem "Kubla Khan" was inspired by a [[OurAngelsAreDifferent qashmallim]] for purposes unknown. The visitor who interrupted Coleridge and ruined his vision was a Promethean who feared dire results if the poem was finished.
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* SerialKiller: 1e has a ''Promethean'' serial killer (as in a serial killer who is a Promethean). Aeolipilus is one of the few Unfleshed who has successfully created progeny, a second Unfleshed he named Vitruvian. Unfortunately, Vitruvian completely misunderstood how the Pilgrimage works, and believes that he can become human by killing humans and replacing his internal workings with their organs. Aeolipilus woke up one morning to find Vitruvian gone, a DisposableSexWorker in Vitruvian's bed with her heart missing, and some of Vitruvian's parts next to the body, and the body count has only risen since.
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* LordBritishPostulate: Stats in the conventional sense don't exist for Arch-''Qashmallim''. Put simply, nothing that exists in this plane of reality can actually harm one. However, it ''is'' possible to defeat one - each Arch-''Qashmal'' was created to fulfill a specific purpose, and if that purpose is rendered impossible, it will return to the Principle. Fighting one is thus a matter of uncovering its purpose and countering it instead of a straight-up battle.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: of the "understandable magic or something else" variety. Are the Quashmallim just a strange kind of etheral being, like the spirits and ghosts that are well known in the Chronicles Of Darkness? Or are they actual angels working for an actual God? The books never come down on a clear answer either way (or rather, they do, but they contradict each other repeatedly).
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*** To add to how much things suck for the Extempore... even if a Promethean is abandoned by their Progenitor, they still have Azothic memory, the collective knowledge of all Prometheans who have ever been animated by the Divine Fire. Extempores don't, and the only way they can access it is to become part of a Branded throng, where it may still feel like reading over someone else's shoulder.
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* BornAsAnAdult: One of the prequisites for a body to be suitable for a Promethean is that it has undergone puberty. It's not ''impossible'' to use a child's body for the Generative Rites, but it's significantly more likely to go wrong, and even if it works, most Prometheans consider the idea horrific.
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* BornAsAnAdult: One of the prequisites prerequisites for a body to be suitable for a Promethean is that it has undergone puberty. It's not ''impossible'' to use a child's body for the Generative Rites, but it's significantly more likely to go wrong, and even if it works, most Prometheans consider the idea horrific.
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%%* EpiphanicPrison: The Prometheans' 'Pilgrimage' has shades of this.
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%%* EvilMakesYouMonstrous: The problem with pursuing the Centimani path.
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%%* LovecraftianSuperpower: Pandoran Transmutations. '''[[FrankensteinsMonster Mr. Verney]]''': It seems like a good idea until you grow a second set of genitals.
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%%* {{Mana}}: Pyros.
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%%* UndeathAlwaysEnds: Thankfully.
%%* UnstoppableRage: Torment, particularly for Frankensteins and Tammuz.
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* UnstoppableRage: While this could be said to be ''every'' version of Torment,
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%%* WhoWantsToLiveForever:...when living is like '''this?'''
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%%* {{Yandere}}: A Galateid suffering Torment.
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* HereWeGoAgain: A depressing example. The majority of Prometheans wish to complete the Pilgrimage, shedding the horrors of their state and becoming a true human. But in order to do so, they must first pass the Divine Fire along... and the only way to do that is to ''create another Promethean''. Many Prometheans view the fact they must subject ''another'' to the pain of their existence in order to ''escape'' it with a bitter irony.
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%%* MonsterLord: Sublimati, Pandorans with a high degree of intelligence. One actually created a UsefulNotes/{{BDSM}} ChurchOfHappyology.
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%%* PlayingWithFire: Some Vulcanus transmutations.
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%%* TheStoic: Osirans tend to be this way, particularly when in Torment.
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