The Infernal Emergence - Revision history

K-dawg12 at 18:40, 17 March 2026

2026-03-17T18:40:54Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:40, 17 March 2026
Line 36:		Line 36:

	== The Third Emergence (925-943 PR) ==		== The Third Emergence (925-943 PR) ==
	The third infernal emergence was part of a larger event known as the Infernal Insurrection, a period of chaos in the lower planes caused by the disappearance of the River Styx and all demons and connections to the Abyss vanishing. During this time in order to harvest souls to protect his throne, the Lord of [[Dis]], [[Dispater]], invaded the Material Plane using armies of [[Iron Devil\|Iron Devils]], constructs that could bypass the Pact Primeval and harvest souls which could be transformed into new Iron Devils. Dispater sent these armies to invade major cities in the Material Plane as well as invade the inner planes, including the [[The Feywild\|Feywild]], [[Shadowfell]], and [[Elemental Plane of Fire\|the Elemental Plane of Fire]]. Millions of mortals were slain and had their souls either lost in the Ethereal Plane or damned to the Hells.		The third infernal emergence was part of a larger event known as the Infernal Insurrection, a period of chaos in the lower planes caused by the disappearance of [[the River Styx]] and all [[Demon\|demons]] and connections to the [[The Abyss\|Abyss]] vanishing. During this time in order to harvest souls to protect his throne, the Lord of [[Dis]], [[Dispater]], invaded the Material Plane using armies of [[Iron Devil\|Iron Devils]], constructs that could bypass the Pact Primeval and harvest souls which could be transformed into new Iron Devils. Dispater sent these armies to invade major cities in the Material Plane as well as invade the inner planes, including the [[The Feywild\|Feywild]], [[Shadowfell]], and [[Elemental Plane of Fire\|the Elemental Plane of Fire]]. Millions of mortals were slain and had their souls either lost in the Ethereal Plane or damned to the Hells.

	To confront the infernal threat, the [[archangel]] [[Gabriel]] of [[Mt. Celestia]] descended from the heavens with his angelic armies to fight Dispater's forces across the inner planes. But Gabriel was more focused on destroying the devils instead of protecting mortals, utilizing scorched hearth tactics with heavenly fire and forcibly conscripting mortal warriors into his holy armies. Eventually Gabriel's main forces were able to breach into the Hells all the while angels and devils continued to battle across the Material Plane leaving death and destruction in their wake.		To confront the infernal threat, the [[archangel]] [[Gabriel]] of [[Mt. Celestia]] descended from the heavens with his [[Angel\|angelic]] armies to fight Dispater's forces across the inner planes. But Gabriel was more focused on destroying the devils instead of protecting mortals, utilizing scorched hearth tactics with heavenly fire and forcibly conscripting mortal warriors into his holy armies. Eventually Gabriel's main forces were able to breach into the Hells all the while angels and devils continued to battle across the Material Plane leaving death and destruction in their wake.

			Even after the death of Dispater, the defeat of Gabriel, and the destruction of the [[Ruby Rod]] in 926 PR, other devils would make moves to take advantage of the confusion and harvest souls on the Material Plane. This was only bolstered by the return of demons and [[Yugoloth]] mercenaries expanding their operations into the inner planes.

	[[Category:Towson Tabletop]]		[[Category:Towson Tabletop]]

K-dawg12 at 18:35, 17 March 2026

2026-03-17T18:35:10Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:35, 17 March 2026
Line 1:		Line 1:
	{{Worldbuilders}}The '''Infernal Emergence '''was a name given to ~~two~~ separate events in [[Timeline of the Quelmar Realm\|Quelmar history]], ~~both~~ of ~~which~~ ~~involved~~ massive armies of [[devils]] emerging onto the prime material [[plane]].		{{Worldbuilders}}The '''Infernal Emergence '''was a name given to three separate events in [[Timeline of the Quelmar Realm\|Quelmar history]], with each case involving massive armies of [[devils]] emerging onto the prime material [[plane]].

	== The First Emergence (181-246 BR) ==		== The First Emergence (181-246 BR) ==
Line 34:		Line 34:

	A few continued to insist on the truth of this realm-wide phenomenon. Among them were those who believed that some life-changing event, such as the accidental death of a loved one, was directly attributable to the glitch. There were also the many who latched on to conspiracy theories or even religious beliefs related to the anomaly. And there were those who had heard some version of the true story from one of the few individuals who had lived through the destruction of Quelmar.		A few continued to insist on the truth of this realm-wide phenomenon. Among them were those who believed that some life-changing event, such as the accidental death of a loved one, was directly attributable to the glitch. There were also the many who latched on to conspiracy theories or even religious beliefs related to the anomaly. And there were those who had heard some version of the true story from one of the few individuals who had lived through the destruction of Quelmar.

			== The Third Emergence (925-943 PR) ==
			The third infernal emergence was part of a larger event known as the Infernal Insurrection, a period of chaos in the lower planes caused by the disappearance of the River Styx and all demons and connections to the Abyss vanishing. During this time in order to harvest souls to protect his throne, the Lord of [[Dis]], [[Dispater]], invaded the Material Plane using armies of [[Iron Devil\|Iron Devils]], constructs that could bypass the Pact Primeval and harvest souls which could be transformed into new Iron Devils. Dispater sent these armies to invade major cities in the Material Plane as well as invade the inner planes, including the [[The Feywild\|Feywild]], [[Shadowfell]], and [[Elemental Plane of Fire\|the Elemental Plane of Fire]]. Millions of mortals were slain and had their souls either lost in the Ethereal Plane or damned to the Hells.

			To confront the infernal threat, the [[archangel]] [[Gabriel]] of [[Mt. Celestia]] descended from the heavens with his angelic armies to fight Dispater's forces across the inner planes. But Gabriel was more focused on destroying the devils instead of protecting mortals, utilizing scorched hearth tactics with heavenly fire and forcibly conscripting mortal warriors into his holy armies. Eventually Gabriel's main forces were able to breach into the Hells all the while angels and devils continued to battle across the Material Plane leaving death and destruction in their wake.

	[[Category:Towson Tabletop]]		[[Category:Towson Tabletop]]

K-dawg12 at 01:06, 7 November 2025

2025-11-07T01:06:00Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:06, 7 November 2025
Line 42:		Line 42:
	[[Category:Devil]]		[[Category:Devil]]
	[[Category:System Agnostic]]		[[Category:System Agnostic]]
			[[Category:The Paragon Protocol]]

127.0.0.1: The LinkTitles extension automatically added links to existing pages (https://github.com/bovender/LinkTitles).

2025-05-12T16:53:20Z

The LinkTitles extension automatically added links to existing pages (https://github.com/bovender/LinkTitles).

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:53, 12 May 2025
Line 16:		Line 16:

	=== The War to Restore ===		=== The War to Restore ===
	Despite Quelmar having been devastated and purged of remaining souls, those who escaped were certain that one day they would find a way to restore the realm to its former glory. Various resistance forces from the [[plane\|planes]] arose, including [[The Last Around]].		Despite [[Quelmar]] having been devastated and purged of remaining souls, those who escaped were certain that one day they would find a way to restore the realm to its former glory. Various resistance forces from the [[plane\|planes]] arose, including [[The Last Around]].

	Asmodeus had made planes to drive away the noble [[genie\|genies]] of the elemental planes, as it was his fear that a mortal could "rub a lamp" and fix everything. However, one noble [[Djinn]] named [[List of NPCs (Towson Tabletop)#Shirin\|Shirin]] was able to survive and join the resistance, offering his lone [[wish]] to make things right. However, Shirin had told the misplaced souls that the closer he is to the target, the stronger his magic was, and the more likely the plan would succeed. This began long battle to get to the heart of Asmodeus' operations, his seat in [[Malsheem]].		Asmodeus had made planes to drive away the noble [[genie\|genies]] of the elemental planes, as it was his fear that a mortal could "rub a lamp" and fix everything. However, one noble [[Djinn]] named [[List of NPCs (Towson Tabletop)#Shirin\|Shirin]] was able to survive and join the resistance, offering his lone [[wish]] to make things right. However, Shirin had told the misplaced souls that the closer he is to the target, the stronger his magic was, and the more likely the plan would succeed. This began long battle to get to the heart of Asmodeus' operations, his seat in [[Malsheem]].
Line 26:		Line 26:
	The battle to reach Asmodeus lasted decades and was filled with these patterns of death and rebirth. By the end, their numbers had shrunk from thousands to only a few small camps containing no more than 20 heroes a piece. Countless heroes were created by the war including resistance leader [[List of NPCs (Towson Tabletop)#Diegar\|Diegar]]. After the decades passed, the final resistance fighters had finally made it to the center of [[Malsheem]].		The battle to reach Asmodeus lasted decades and was filled with these patterns of death and rebirth. By the end, their numbers had shrunk from thousands to only a few small camps containing no more than 20 heroes a piece. Countless heroes were created by the war including resistance leader [[List of NPCs (Towson Tabletop)#Diegar\|Diegar]]. After the decades passed, the final resistance fighters had finally made it to the center of [[Malsheem]].

	With the [[Gods]] watching on, [[The Last Around]] and [[Asmodeus]] agreed on a renewed '''[[The Pact Primeval\|Pact Primeval]]''' which would restore Quelmar, let Asmodeus keep [[Hellmar]] to himself, and ultimately create peace again. The text of that Pact is below:<blockquote>''"EACH GOD WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PUNISHING SOULS THAT DISOBEY THEM. LOST OR ATHEISTIC SOULS WILL BE CLAIMED BY ASMODEUS. ALL BEINGS UNLAWFULLY SLAIN SINCE THE BEGINNING OF ASMODEUS' SECOND INCURSION WILL BE REVIVED. DEVILS ARE COMMANDED BY ASMODEUS OR HIS FOLLOWERS TO PROTECT THE REALM OF QUELMAR AND THE PANTHEON FROM DEMONS. CORPOREAL DEVILS ARE LIMITED TO HARMING OTHER FIENDS. DEVILS MAY NOT INFLUENCE MORTALS TO COMMIT EVIL. ASMODEUS IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTION OF EVERY REALM FROM DEMONS."''</blockquote>The pact was signed by [[Callum]], [[Wishmaker]], [[Morswyn]], [[Ssaprina]], [[Slackjaw]], '''Vladmire, The Hunter, '''and [[Asmodeus]].		With the [[Gods]] watching on, [[The Last Around]] and [[Asmodeus]] agreed on a renewed '''[[The Pact Primeval\|Pact Primeval]]''' which would restore Quelmar, let Asmodeus keep [[Hellmar]] to himself, and ultimately create peace again. The text of that Pact is below:<blockquote>''"EACH GOD WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PUNISHING SOULS THAT DISOBEY THEM. LOST OR ATHEISTIC SOULS WILL BE CLAIMED BY ASMODEUS. ALL BEINGS UNLAWFULLY SLAIN SINCE THE BEGINNING OF ASMODEUS' SECOND INCURSION WILL BE REVIVED. DEVILS ARE COMMANDED BY ASMODEUS OR HIS FOLLOWERS TO PROTECT THE REALM OF QUELMAR AND THE PANTHEON FROM [[Demons\|DEMONS]]. CORPOREAL DEVILS ARE LIMITED TO HARMING OTHER FIENDS. DEVILS MAY NOT INFLUENCE MORTALS TO COMMIT EVIL. ASMODEUS IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTION OF EVERY REALM FROM DEMONS."''</blockquote>The pact was signed by [[Callum]], [[Wishmaker]], [[Morswyn]], [[Ssaprina]], [[Slackjaw]], '''Vladmire, The Hunter, '''and [[Asmodeus]].

	===The New World===		===The New World===

Jeffbuterbaugh: added Category:System Agnostic using HotCat

2025-01-07T04:28:34Z

added Category:System Agnostic using HotCat

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:28, 7 January 2025
Line 41:		Line 41:
	[[Category:Just the Q of Us]]		[[Category:Just the Q of Us]]
	[[Category:Devil]]		[[Category:Devil]]
			[[Category:System Agnostic]]

Jeffbuterbaugh: Updated the First Emergence date range to match the BR Timeline

2025-01-07T04:27:14Z

Updated the First Emergence date range to match the BR Timeline

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:27, 7 January 2025
Line 1:		Line 1:
	{{Worldbuilders}}The '''Infernal Emergence '''was a name given to two separate events in [[Timeline of the Quelmar Realm\|Quelmar history]], both of which involved massive armies of [[devils]] emerging onto the prime material [[plane]].		{{Worldbuilders}}The '''Infernal Emergence '''was a name given to two separate events in [[Timeline of the Quelmar Realm\|Quelmar history]], both of which involved massive armies of [[devils]] emerging onto the prime material [[plane]].

	== The First Emergence (181-~~207~~ BR) ==		== The First Emergence (181-246 BR) ==
	In 180 BR, the [[drow]] who [[Brightwater Campaign/The Story So Far\|attempted to abduct]] the cocooned citizens of [[Ta-Shedet]] utilized Orbs of Calamity. These orbs fell through [[Pteris]], through the [[The Underdark\|Underdark]], and (somehow) to the [[Nine Hells]]. [[The Underdark]]'s sea flooded portions of the [[Duumal\|first layer]], alerting the devils to this opening to the Material Plane through the protective Underdark.		In 180 BR, the [[drow]] who [[Brightwater Campaign/The Story So Far\|attempted to abduct]] the cocooned citizens of [[Ta-Shedet]] utilized Orbs of Calamity. These orbs fell through [[Pteris]], through the [[The Underdark\|Underdark]], and (somehow) to the [[Nine Hells]]. [[The Underdark]]'s sea flooded portions of the [[Duumal\|first layer]], alerting the devils to this opening to the Material Plane through the protective Underdark.

Spiderjjr45: The LinkTitles extension automatically added links to existing pages (https://github.com/bovender/LinkTitles).

2024-08-17T17:36:36Z

The LinkTitles extension automatically added links to existing pages (https://github.com/bovender/LinkTitles).

K-dawg12: /* The First Emergence (181-207 BR) */

2024-03-17T00:56:27Z

The First Emergence (181-207 BR)

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:56, 17 March 2024
Line 2:		Line 2:

	== The First Emergence (181-207 BR) ==		== The First Emergence (181-207 BR) ==
	In 180 BR, the drow who [[Brightwater Campaign/The Story So Far\|attempted to abduct]] the cocooned citizens of [[Ta-Shedet]] utilized Orbs of Calamity. These orbs fell through [[Pteris]], through the [[The Underdark\|Underdark]], and (somehow) to the [[Nine Hells]]. The Underdark's sea flooded portions of the first layer, alerting the devils to this opening to the Material Plane through the protective Underdark.		In 180 BR, the drow who [[Brightwater Campaign/The Story So Far\|attempted to abduct]] the cocooned citizens of [[Ta-Shedet]] utilized Orbs of Calamity. These orbs fell through [[Pteris]], through the [[The Underdark\|Underdark]], and (somehow) to the [[Nine Hells]]. The Underdark's sea flooded portions of the [[Duumal\|first layer]], alerting the devils to this opening to the Material Plane through the protective Underdark.

	Most accounts say the devils emerged in central Pteris via a large hole later dubbed "La Sedienta," since the river Sed poured over its edge into the depths below. Devils ravished the area, but quickly headed north and east to more populated regions with more civilization. Only one higher ranking devil ("The Man in Black") stayed in central Pteris and was often referred to as "the Devil" thereabouts.		Most accounts say the devils emerged in central Pteris via a large hole later dubbed "La Sedienta," since the river Sed poured over its edge into the depths below. Devils ravished the area, but quickly headed north and east to more populated regions with more civilization. Only one higher ranking devil ("The Man in Black") stayed in central Pteris and was often referred to as "the Devil" thereabouts.

K-dawg12: devil tag

2024-03-17T00:50:56Z

devil tag

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:50, 17 March 2024
Line 40:		Line 40:
	[[Category:Brightwater]]		[[Category:Brightwater]]
	[[Category:Just the Q of Us]]		[[Category:Just the Q of Us]]
			[[Category:Devil]]

Spiderjjr45: added Category:Just the Q of Us using HotCat

2024-03-08T20:20:11Z

added Category:Just the Q of Us using HotCat

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:20, 8 March 2024
Line 39:		Line 39:
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Infernal}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Infernal}}
	[[Category:Brightwater]]		[[Category:Brightwater]]
			[[Category:Just the Q of Us]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:36, 17 August 2024
Line 1:		Line 1:
	{{Worldbuilders}}The '''Infernal Emergence '''was a name given to two separate events in [[Timeline of the Quelmar Realm\|Quelmar history]], both of which involved massive armies of devils emerging onto the prime material plane.		{{Worldbuilders}}The '''Infernal Emergence '''was a name given to two separate events in [[Timeline of the Quelmar Realm\|Quelmar history]], both of which involved massive armies of [[devils]] emerging onto the prime material [[plane]].

	== The First Emergence (181-207 BR) ==		== The First Emergence (181-207 BR) ==
	In 180 BR, the drow who [[Brightwater Campaign/The Story So Far\|attempted to abduct]] the cocooned citizens of [[Ta-Shedet]] utilized Orbs of Calamity. These orbs fell through [[Pteris]], through the [[The Underdark\|Underdark]], and (somehow) to the [[Nine Hells]]. The Underdark's sea flooded portions of the [[Duumal\|first layer]], alerting the devils to this opening to the Material Plane through the protective Underdark.		In 180 BR, the [[drow]] who [[Brightwater Campaign/The Story So Far\|attempted to abduct]] the cocooned citizens of [[Ta-Shedet]] utilized Orbs of Calamity. These orbs fell through [[Pteris]], through the [[The Underdark\|Underdark]], and (somehow) to the [[Nine Hells]]. [[The Underdark]]'s sea flooded portions of the [[Duumal\|first layer]], alerting the devils to this opening to the Material Plane through the protective Underdark.

	Most accounts say the devils emerged in central Pteris via a large hole later dubbed "La Sedienta," since the river Sed poured over its edge into the depths below. Devils ravished the area, but quickly headed north and east to more populated regions with more civilization. Only one higher ranking devil ("The Man in Black") stayed in central Pteris and was often referred to as "the Devil" thereabouts.		Most accounts say the devils emerged in central Pteris via a large hole later dubbed "La Sedienta," since the river Sed poured over its edge into the depths below. Devils ravished the area, but quickly headed north and east to more populated regions with more civilization. Only one higher ranking [[devil]] ("The Man in Black") stayed in central Pteris and was often referred to as "the Devil" thereabouts.

	The First Emergence was marked with infernal technology only used in those times. Infernal Firearms - such as rifles and pistols - were briefly used over 1000 years before the development of the [[gun]]. Infernal Warmachines rode through terrain, a fiendish predecessor to [[Car\|cars]]. Pelor became the most-worshipped god, often only referred to as "Father."		The First Emergence was marked with infernal technology only used in those times. Infernal Firearms - such as rifles and pistols - were briefly used over 1000 years before the development of the [[gun]]. Infernal Warmachines rode through terrain, a fiendish predecessor to [[Car\|cars]]. [[Pelor]] became the most-worshipped god, often only referred to as "Father."

	The story of how it ended is currently untold.		The story of how it ended is currently untold.
Line 18:		Line 18:
	Despite Quelmar having been devastated and purged of remaining souls, those who escaped were certain that one day they would find a way to restore the realm to its former glory. Various resistance forces from the [[plane\|planes]] arose, including [[The Last Around]].		Despite Quelmar having been devastated and purged of remaining souls, those who escaped were certain that one day they would find a way to restore the realm to its former glory. Various resistance forces from the [[plane\|planes]] arose, including [[The Last Around]].

	Asmodeus had made planes to drive away the noble [[genie\|genies]] of the elemental planes, as it was his fear that a mortal could "rub a lamp" and fix everything. However, one noble Djinn named [[List of NPCs (Towson Tabletop)#Shirin\|Shirin]] was able to survive and join the resistance, offering his lone wish to make things right. However, Shirin had told the misplaced souls that the closer he is to the target, the stronger his magic was, and the more likely the plan would succeed. This began long battle to get to the heart of Asmodeus' operations, his seat in [[Malsheem]].		Asmodeus had made planes to drive away the noble [[genie\|genies]] of the elemental planes, as it was his fear that a mortal could "rub a lamp" and fix everything. However, one noble [[Djinn]] named [[List of NPCs (Towson Tabletop)#Shirin\|Shirin]] was able to survive and join the resistance, offering his lone [[wish]] to make things right. However, Shirin had told the misplaced souls that the closer he is to the target, the stronger his magic was, and the more likely the plan would succeed. This began long battle to get to the heart of Asmodeus' operations, his seat in [[Malsheem]].

	The War against Asmodeus took a total 28 years, 4 months, and 10 Quelmarian days, due to the time differentials between planes, the war felt like only days for some, and centuries for others. The boundries between life and death itself were blurred as soldiers would die, only to find their souls once again locked in a layer of hell, where resistance fighters were prepared to free them from their torments and have them once again join the fight. The unending burning landscapes of [[Nessus]] made for troubled days, but shortcuts were taken when possible thanks to the resistance fighters new knowledge of the outer planes and their secret connections.		The War against Asmodeus took a total 28 years, 4 months, and 10 Quelmarian days, due to the time differentials between planes, the war felt like only days for some, and centuries for others. The boundries between life and death itself were blurred as soldiers would die, only to find their souls once again locked in a layer of hell, where resistance fighters were prepared to free them from their torments and have them once again join the fight. The unending burning landscapes of [[Nessus]] made for troubled days, but shortcuts were taken when possible thanks to the resistance fighters new knowledge of the outer planes and their secret connections.
Line 26:		Line 26:
	The battle to reach Asmodeus lasted decades and was filled with these patterns of death and rebirth. By the end, their numbers had shrunk from thousands to only a few small camps containing no more than 20 heroes a piece. Countless heroes were created by the war including resistance leader [[List of NPCs (Towson Tabletop)#Diegar\|Diegar]]. After the decades passed, the final resistance fighters had finally made it to the center of [[Malsheem]].		The battle to reach Asmodeus lasted decades and was filled with these patterns of death and rebirth. By the end, their numbers had shrunk from thousands to only a few small camps containing no more than 20 heroes a piece. Countless heroes were created by the war including resistance leader [[List of NPCs (Towson Tabletop)#Diegar\|Diegar]]. After the decades passed, the final resistance fighters had finally made it to the center of [[Malsheem]].

	With the Gods watching on, [[The Last Around]] and [[Asmodeus]] agreed on a renewed '''[[The Pact Primeval\|Pact Primeval]]''' which would restore Quelmar, let Asmodeus keep [[Hellmar]] to himself, and ultimately create peace again. The text of that Pact is below:<blockquote>''"EACH GOD WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PUNISHING SOULS THAT DISOBEY THEM. LOST OR ATHEISTIC SOULS WILL BE CLAIMED BY ASMODEUS. ALL BEINGS UNLAWFULLY SLAIN SINCE THE BEGINNING OF ASMODEUS' SECOND INCURSION WILL BE REVIVED. DEVILS ARE COMMANDED BY ASMODEUS OR HIS FOLLOWERS TO PROTECT THE REALM OF QUELMAR AND THE PANTHEON FROM DEMONS. CORPOREAL DEVILS ARE LIMITED TO HARMING OTHER FIENDS. DEVILS MAY NOT INFLUENCE MORTALS TO COMMIT EVIL. ASMODEUS IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTION OF EVERY REALM FROM DEMONS."''</blockquote>The pact was signed by [[Callum]], [[Wishmaker]], [[Morswyn]], [[Ssaprina]], [[Slackjaw]], '''Vladmire, The Hunter, '''and [[Asmodeus]].		With the [[Gods]] watching on, [[The Last Around]] and [[Asmodeus]] agreed on a renewed '''[[The Pact Primeval\|Pact Primeval]]''' which would restore Quelmar, let Asmodeus keep [[Hellmar]] to himself, and ultimately create peace again. The text of that Pact is below:<blockquote>''"EACH GOD WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PUNISHING SOULS THAT DISOBEY THEM. LOST OR ATHEISTIC SOULS WILL BE CLAIMED BY ASMODEUS. ALL BEINGS UNLAWFULLY SLAIN SINCE THE BEGINNING OF ASMODEUS' SECOND INCURSION WILL BE REVIVED. DEVILS ARE COMMANDED BY ASMODEUS OR HIS FOLLOWERS TO PROTECT THE REALM OF QUELMAR AND THE PANTHEON FROM DEMONS. CORPOREAL DEVILS ARE LIMITED TO HARMING OTHER FIENDS. DEVILS MAY NOT INFLUENCE MORTALS TO COMMIT EVIL. ASMODEUS IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROTECTION OF EVERY REALM FROM DEMONS."''</blockquote>The pact was signed by [[Callum]], [[Wishmaker]], [[Morswyn]], [[Ssaprina]], [[Slackjaw]], '''Vladmire, The Hunter, '''and [[Asmodeus]].

	===The New World===		===The New World===