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Anyway, Hounfars are when the dead come back. That isn't the freaky part though. What's fucked up is that the dead who come back are completely random. A rock star murdered by a former friend is just as likely to come back as a kid who died in a car crash. At least that's what I figure. Sometimes Hounfars happen in a big place, sometimes it's just one or two people.

Like I said For now, it looks like you were the only person brought back during the Hounfar. There have been fewer Hounfars as of late but this maybe simply because news of these events hasn't reached public ears. Some of the more paranoid speculation presents a theory of a possible government cover-up is in place to keep the public unknowing of Zombies, and to keep Zombies separate from each other.

The Universe once seemed to spawn Zombies at the drop of a hat, and if no one dropped a hat, the universe would. Most, however, seem to coincide with major historical events of seemingly little connection. A comet passing by Earth, toxic waste spills, famines, and even a volcanic eruption have been linked to individual Hounfars, which is the cause and which is the effect is open for discussion. At times there are Great Hounfars where a massive number of Fos rise from their graves.

The first known Great Hounfar is believed to have happened some time around the Black Plague. Zombie: the Coil Daniel Solis Hounfars are said to be quite a sight to behold. Hundreds, if not thousands, of flesh-and-bone automatons, groaning and chewing their way through village after village.

They continue feasting, ignoring any injury inflicted upon them until they were killed by local authorities. The only surviving Fos of any Hounfar are the ones who become Born. About one in four Fos ever becomes Born. Keep in mind that all Zombies spend time as Fos at first. There are certain common occurrences around Hounfars. One of the most common of these is inexplicable fluctuation of emotion among the Living.

Extraordinary outbursts of fear, righteous anger, panic, courage and even love are all often seen near Hounfars. A more common event is amnesia or catatonia. Still, there are some among the Living who will manage to keep their composure no matter what happens. Once the dust settles and the overwhelming world begins to get clearer, several eccentricities present themselves to a Zombie, namely Whispers, Compulsions and the cannibalistic hunger called the Fever, all of which will be explained individually later in this section.

Viscera Mitch's teeth dig deep into the mortal's belly, tearing the flesh from his ribs. The flood of Visceral energy coursed through his body. He dropped the limp body and stood on newly strengthened legs. Nothing quite as satisfying as a good breakfast. Birth As if clawing through a fleshly curtain, he found himself overcome with all his senses. The world was a massive fireball of pain, passion and consciousness waiting to be rediscovered.

Your mind and soul have been vomited up by the Coil and shlopped into your rotting body. Fun, eh? This corpse is a mindless reanimated cadaver but with the potential to be so much more. Birth refers to the moment when this Fo becomes a Grande or Jackal, when consciousness, sensory stimuli, soul and mind suddenly smashes back into the body.

Why some are Born and others aren't is still a mystery. Before Birth, all senses are muffled. Sounds are dampened, sight is blurred and the entire world feels numb, except the Fever. That blast furnace hunger dwarfs all other sensations before Birth. After Birth, however, the sensory deprivation of death is removed.

The Fever doesn't become any weaker, rather all the sensory input of the world around the Zombie is amplified to meet the strength of the Fever. The Birth process is a confusing time and most are fortunate enough to get through it with some type of mentor. Those who do regain some stability. Now, it isn't technically the meat that keeps you alive, it's the energy inside it.

Grandes absorb the vibrant life energy inside living flesh, Jackals absorb, well I don't quite know what sort of Viscera exists in rotted flesh. But the Jackals seem to like it all the same. Start with something non-life-threatening before you start gobbling intestines.

If you just immediately go for the brains or something, you'll barely get any Viscera. That's no good for anyone. Heres a fun little mnemonic device. Thats all you need to remember, suge. Viscera is the pure life energy possessed by all living things. This energy is so profuse in the healthy living, that it condenses and fuses itself into the flesh. After the flesh dies and decomposes, however, the entropic Viscera inside the rotted meat can be absorbed by Jackals.

When the Viscera-bearing flesh enters a Zombie's body, it dissolves inside her belly, strengthening her and granting her an extra few days of Living Death. Grandes must eat living flesh, as has been stated repeatedly.

So what exactly constitutes living flesh? Well, for the purposes of gameplay, the flesh is considered to be consumable by a Grande so long as the person from whom it came is still alive. After this time, there is a period where the flesh is neither alive nor decomposed. During this time, it is not consumable by either Grandes or Jackals.

After it has. Zombie: the Coil Daniel Solis been decayed, however, Jackals may consume it freely. The meat has to be raw. If it is cooked, even by fire that was the cause of death, it's been stripped of all Viscera that can possibly be consumed by Jackals. See, this is my own theory, you'll probably hear lots of different ones.

Screw 'em, I'm the one talkin' to ya right now. Anyway, the way I see it, the Coil recycles souls into the world, but it doesn't bother to worry about minds, y'see. So the Haze scrubs off the memories and knowledge from the soul in preparation for reincarnation.

Your personality stays, the rest goes away. That is, if things go according to plan. Living Dead aren't exactly part of the natural order of things though. We're brought back with most of our memories ripped off. For some reason, I haven't figured out this part yet, our memories come back little by little a f t e r we're Born.

I don't get it. Are our memories kept in storage or something? Waiting for us to be Born so we can retrieve them? That sort of implies that the universe actually expects Zombies. Whoa I think Im on to something. It is the Great Disindividualization. A Zombie, in this theory, is considered to be a person who has died and had their soul reach the Haze but some external force prevents it from moving on.

Instead, the soul is returned to the decaying body. The soul, without a mind, has the mind of rabid animal. A very hungry animal. These are the Fos, the Walking Dead.

As it happens, though, souls are quite resistant to disindividualization if they have any choice in the matter. Birth then begins the slow trickle of memories of a previous life.

The first few Whispers are just enough to form a basic structure of full sentience. The rest is a blank slate. This fiery urge to maintain identity is what separates the Living Dead from the Walking Dead. Starting with a few seed memories, usually something about how they died, a Zombie continues on their new, confusing lives while trying to balance out the urges and Compulsions of their previous one. Whispers His wife continually appeared in his mind.

The sight of her on their wedding day being the only reminder of how she looked, for it was the last thing he could remember about her. Who was he kidding though? She might not be his wife. He could have been the best man, or the priest. Maybe you really were an abusive pimp. That doesn't mean you're still that person. Soon you'll be getting these flashbacks, then you'll start to remember who you used to be. Just don't let who you used to be dictate how you are now.

Some people are gonna tell ya that you're still responsible for past transgressions. Don't buy it. You'll end up living in the past and re-living all the bad shit that led to your death. Then your Lich comes a-calling. The guys who are obsessed with their Whispers, I mean. They cant stop living in the past long enough to realize that theyre given another opportunity to live in the present.

Sometimes sensations of deja vu, sometimes literal voices, Whispers are the connections of a Zombie's previous life to their current one. All Grandes and Jackals have Whispers of their previous life. How one should deal with one's Whispers is the most controversial topic of conversation among the Living Dead.

Mention Whispers, chances are that there will be a confrontation. Everything for civil philosophical debates to heated bar brawls have all been started because of a disagreement over Whispers. Haze She struggled, banging her head raw against a wall. Desperately trying to remember the face of the man in her dreams. It was there, right there. So close. She could remember the smell of the semen-and-blood soaked shag carpeting.

She could remember a crash of glass against the window. She just couldn't remember that damned face. Did he kill her? Did he rape her? Compulsions So he stopped, as usual, counting every window on a building before walking past it. He'd stopped wondering why he had to, content to get the chore over with as soon as possible. Well, not quite breathing, really. Just making awkward. Zombie: the Coil Daniel Solis thrusts with your chest, like inhaling and exhaling. You need to stop that, or at least learn to do it more convincingly.

You're blinking too! Damn, Pels are a piece of work, lemme tell ya. When these urges are acted upon, they often lead to new revelations and memories of a Zombie's previous life. A Zombie inclined to leadership will find that they were once in charge of a large organization or group.

Someone who is an extreme hypochondriac will find that they've died from various diseases or was a member of the medical community. Quite often, Compulsions manifest in the form of phobias related to the Zombie's manner of death. The best way to describe Compulsions would be to think about all the habits and routines you perform every day. Now, imagine you still have an urge to do these things but you have no idea why.

This is, in a very broad sense, the nature of Compulsions. Pels often exhibit Compulsions in the form of rudimentary life functions like breathing and blinking. Some Carnes also exhibit this behavior but it is more rare. Knochen never show these Compulsions. Even if they did, it would be hard to tell if they're blinking since few Knochen still have eyelids. Crudely speaking, Zombies are dead but they still have Meridians of life-energy coursing through their bodies. Zombies do not have the luxury of maintenance-free Meridians, however, so they must consume the flesh of the living or the decomposed to keep their Meridians strong enough to stave off further decomposition.

Often, amputees report a feeling of "phantom limbs" that still itch even after they've been gone for years. This is because Meridians keep the general shape of the being, even if the body doesn't hold that shape. In the case of Zombies, only the use of Batida can mold or even affect Meridians. This is why bodily alterations of the Viva Dembellah alone are temporary; the streams of life energy have not been molded to include the augmentation.

The extra body part will decompose as if it were completely deprived of life energy. Pulse Alan cordially greeted his two Knochen friends, Marcus and Dust. Alan could easily distinguishing between the two despite being entirely without flesh. Marcus' third molar was slightly off center on the right side and Dust's eye sockets were a bit mismatched. Meridians Sam focused his vision, after a while he could see past the outside of things. Everything fell away, dampened by his concentration, everything except the beautiful network of shimmering light coursing in, out and around the Living.

Meridians are what keep organic material from falling apart. The Living don't have to worry about most of this stuff. See, their Meridians are naturally inclined to keep their bodies from falling apart, but our Meridians are s u p p o s e d to have let go of our body after we died. We've constantly gotta fight to keep our Meridians from unraveling and letting our bodies decompose. They form a sort of spiritual skeleton and blood stream. All living beings possess Meridians of their own and maintain them.

See, even if you didn't have a larynx or anything, you could still talk to any of us and we'd be able to understand you. Heck, we could understand you even if you were speaking another language. Johnny was speaking in Spanish a little while ago, I bet you couldn't tell. Just as often, Zombies will be Born without eyes because of modern burial practices. The Pulse works as a new pair of eyes, allowing a Zombie to see as well as he could if he were alive.

The Pulse does this so well that many eyeless Zombies still need to wear glasses to correct their vision. If a Zombie tries to speak to a non-Zombie, she will be forced to use her physical body to do this. Pels obviously have an easier time of this than Knochen.

A Pel will speak as clearly as she could while alive. Zombie: the Coil Daniel Solis Carnes have raspy, but understandable voices.

Knochen can rarely speak to non-Zombies. This is all specific to the situation of course. A Pel with her throat ripped out will have just as hard a time speaking as a Knochen. Who's to say that the person who can calmly talk to a Zombie isn't a slaver, augur, or worse? It should also be noted; this is usually a moot point. Some Zombies can, and will, use their arcane abilities to disguise themselves in Living society.

Even without access to "arcane abilities," a clever Zombie can still make good use of mundane make-up, fragrances and clothing to exist casually amongst the Living.

Anyway, most mortals who see a Zombie will know it's the last thing they'll see. Encounters with the Living News Report: " A source in the police department has told News 9 that the main suspects are actually cult of some sort. Chief Warren wouldn't verify this statement. So, the community continues to be gripped in fear as the death toll rises to twenty-three, including three police officers. And now weather Ordeals Auburn sits in the corner of her apartment, softly weeping into a pillow.

She's just remembered that the person she ate last week was a close family friend. A recently roadkilled cat slips in through the window via a fire escape. Quietly, the feline pads across the floor, approaching the tearlessly sobbing Zombie.

Auburn ignores the sense of danger, mistaking it for heartache. The cat pounces on her back and digs its claws into her soft flesh. As Auburn lies on the floor convulsing and twitching with each painful memory, the cat, still on her back, can almost be heard giggling. After all, there's just so many of them around and you get sick of talking to the same Zombies in your neighborhood every day. Act natural, blend in, and don't arouse suspicion.

Bad things happen when you arouse suspicion, kid. See, you're lucky. Since you're a Pel you can walk around easily. Sure, you might look a little sick, but just sneeze once in a while and your cover is secure. The rest of us don't have that luxury. We've either gotta learn some supernatural tricks to hide our death-marks or we just skulk around where no Living can see us. Many of the Living fear their mortality, sometimes irrationally so.

Thus, a reminder of their impending death, like a Zombie, always causes a reaction. Most people will be stricken with fear. Even if they don't think about their death all that much, the sight of a walking, decaying, hungry Fo is still very frightening. There are also some stone-cold types who won't be afraid of the sight of a Zombie but, for fear of what their friends will say, they'll deny the entire event ever happened.

Still others would be so traumatized that that they don't experience denial, because there's nothing to deny. They'll literally forget ever seeing that woman ferociously chewing on the bum's leg, they'll forget the sound of flesh torn from the bone and forget the screams of the bum as he lives, for a while, through this torture. Only the most desensitized will be able to work and live comfortably, knowingly around the dead Zombies also know not to push.

The reason is Ordeals. When I say Ordeal, I don't just mean pain. You let a Lich lay one finger on you and it may be the last thing you ever see, kid.

I've managed to avoid my Lich this far, but who knows Anyway, you can usually tell when your Lich is around, just a sinking feeling in your gut. That's nothing compared to the feeling of an Ordeal, though. You see a Lich, you do what we do. Did ya like that line? Got it from a cool movie. Ordeals occur when a Lich makes physical contact with a Zombie and blasts it's mind with scathing images of their previous life. This experience alone is not physically harmful, although the battle before the Ordeal can be quite heated indeed.

During an Ordeal, a Zombie will experience various kinds of memories and flashbacks, depending on the personality of a Lich. Some Lichs seem to prefer to communicate through clear pointed memories while other Zombies. Zombie: the Coil Daniel Solis report that their Ordeals were full of hallucinatory images and sensations.

The subtlety of Ordeals also depends on the Lich. Sometimes everyone a Zombie remembers will appear in their mind chanting about the peace and beauty of the Coil. Sometimes it's much more deceptive. Once, a Zombie believed she spent an entire year of her life going about her business until she started noticing the word Coil in newspapers, billboards, and license plates.

Through her force of will she managed to free herself of the Lich, which had taken the form of a dead pigeon, and kill it beneath her heel. When she checked the time and date she found that she had been in an Ordeal for only five minutes. This is obviously not true. If it were, there would be Fos running rampant across the world.

However, if a Zombie were to unknowingly kill a mortal during a Hounfar. The victim would indeed come back from the dead. Anatomy "See, there's basically three important things that make up a Zombie. Mind, body and soul. Yeah yeah, it sounds like some lame role-playing game or something but it's still true. Three concepts that have become rather clichd in the cynical World of Darkness but are concepts that are no less powerful. The concepts are just as instrumental in regards to being one of the Living Dead.

Body The body is represented, obviously, by the Zombie's body. The Meridians are what hold a Zombie's body together.

When a Zombie consumes flesh, the Viscera evaporates into her Meridians and the flesh dissolves entirely. This function is easily seen when a Knochen feasts. The flesh is chewed, somehow swallowed even without a tongue or peristalsis then falls through the Knochen's body until it reaches the equivalent of his belly.

At that point it just dissolves into a pinch of dust, all the organic matter is presumably transmuted into pure Viscera. Zombies do not have digestive functions aside from this phenomenon. If a Zombie eats non-Viscera food, it will just sit there in his belly, or fall onto the ground if he does not have a stomach.

Zombies do not need to drink, breathe or sleep either. While the Meridians and the Pulse make senses quite amplified, touch seems to remain as dead as the body a Zombie occupies. Zombies neither feel pain nor pleasure through physical contact. Only things which directly affect Meridians, like feasting, will illicit pain or pleasure. Soul The soul manifests itself as Compulsions.

Quirks in personality that would exist despite any change in memories or knowledge. This is also the capacity for emotion. Zombies feel hatred, remorse, love and happiness just as anyone else can, with a slight difference. A minor complication arises in the.

Physiology "I know this is a lot to absorb at once but you gotta learn this stuff sometime, right? I figure as long as you've been given a second chance, you better live every moment of it.

You can't live every possible moment of it if you're stupid though, so quiet down. Zombie's bodies are kind of We don't have proper digestive systems, but we gotta eat to live. I think I'll start with what you need to become a Zombie. Becoming Living Dead One by one, they rose. Gnarled, bony fists punching through their pine-and-cement prisons. We might be wrong about this stuff but so far we haven't seen anything to the contrary.

Gotta have a whole, intact body. Then your soul goes in, then your mind follows along. If even a finger, let alone a head, is missing, reanimation is impossible.

A corpse cannot be cremated and brought back from the other side. This is why many early cultures would remove certain body parts to prevent the return of the spirit to its body. However, if the body is still whole but highly decomposed, nearly to the point of being little more than a skeleton, it can still be reanimated so long as there is still connective tissue between the bones.

A common misconception perpetuated by the movie industry is that one will return from death by. Zombie: the Coil Daniel Solis expression of anger in that Zombies do not feel pain. So, punching or slapping would be an exercise in futility if the desired response is pain. Instead, many Zombies have become masters of the stinging word and well-placed insult.

Some Zombies still express anger through violence but this is more of an act of disrespect than an attempt at injury. A Zombie's physical expression of love and sensuality can manifest in a variety of ways. Pels usually do things the old-fashioned way, seeing as how they have all the necessary equipment. However, many Carnes and Knochen are not so fortunate. In these circumstances, several techniques have been devised to create the equivalent of a sexual experience among Living Dead.

Rather than to go into explicit detail here, players should just be creative while hopefully not creeping out the rest of her group. In any case, Zombies still do not feel pleasure from the mere physical contact, the sensation arises from a subtle and mysterious manipulation of Meridians created specifically through these acts.

How exactly the Meridians are affected by this physical interaction is an age-old mystery. Mind The mind exists as knowledge, memories and experience, in other words, Whispers.

When a Zombie becomes one of the Living Dead, she is granted a bare minimum of memories of her previous life. This is enough to grant her sentience and, if she's lucky, the ability to read, write or even drive a car. However, she will not remember how she learned these abilities.

Essentially, the newly Born Zombie has the same personality and body as she did in her previous life, but her memories have been erased. Is this enough to consider the Zombie a different person than she was in her previous life? The subject is a hotly debated one. As her memories return to her, they might conflict with the newly formed memories of her current existence. On the other hand, her personality may be such that her current Living Dead existence differs very little from her Living existence.

I had to learn most of that the hard way. This control results in a Zombie with a highly durable body, more durable than a normal corpse, that's for certain. However, this also means that whatever does manage to harm a Zombie, does a lot of damage. Zombies do not "regenerate" as many other supernaturals do; they just manage to take the injury without pain and little physical damage.

A Zombie can easily take a few beatings of a baseball bat or survive being hit by a speeding car. However, persistent, maintained punishment will kill a Zombie just as easily as any mortal. It just takes a bit longer. Similarly, when a Zombie does take damage, it takes quite a while to heal it.

There are two situations that will indeed cause immediate death. First, if a Zombie's Meridians are weakened to the point of non-existence, his mind and soul are released to resume their normal course of death and the body is left to decompose where it stands.

Second, if a Zombie loses his head, the Meridians' strength is severely compromised. Some Zombies have supernatural abilities that allow them to survive for short periods without a head, but for the most part decapitation results in immediate death. One of the most peculiar weaknesses exhibited by the Living Dead is their aversion to pure, uniodized salt. Perhaps there is a mystical significance of salt as a symbol of life that causes damage to Zombies, perhaps the chemical properties of salt react violently to the foul ichors inside a Zombie's body.

In any case, even a pinch of salt is commonly known to cause immediate, extraordinarily painful damage to the Living Dead. Upon contact with a Living Dead body, salt will pop and fizzle much like a chemical burn. This is valuable knowledge to those with a desire to enslave or hunt the Living Dead.

Table salt and salt water will not have the same effect as pure salt, but it will cause quite a bit of discomfort. The damaging effects of salt can be neutralized with simple water. It was good talking with ya. See ya around. Dying "Yeah, we can die. After that happens, there's no coming back. You're not Living Dead, undead or restless dead. You're just dead. Fortunately, we can take a serious pounding, but don't mistake that for immortality kid.

Sure, we won't ever. Make yourself comfortable on the couch. Lay down, if you wish. Anyhoo, I trust Donna gave you the run down of people and phenomenon of our unusual community.

She can be a bit abrasive sometimes, but then again I have a certain streak of impetuousness myself. So, you're here to learn a bit of history. Thats something of a tall order, you see. It is mostly an oral tradition, you see. This obviously creates quite a bit of confusion in regards to the beginnings of the Living Dead.

It seems our personal searches for identity are mimicked in the macrocosm of Living Dead history. If no one can agree one why a single Zombie is brought back, how can anyone be expected to find a consensus on our origins as a whole? Today, you're going to be my guinea pig, you probably don't remember what a guinea pig is, do you?

Well, I'm going to guide you through your Whispers a bit here. I don't rightly know what this is going to do, really, you'll be the first person on whom I've tried this Viva. Here we go, this may sting a bit. You're dead. Let it go. Born, blessed, and on your way to a Lucky to be alive with that level of existence that will extensive necrosis in your body.

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