In the corridors abandoned by man and belief, it wanders God's mistake. An aborted idea of something it never was, a creature whose very existence is a paradox. The itching deep in the mind that can never be satisfied, the psychic discomfort made real.
Paranormal Order RPG: Surviving the Horror
The Sketch is a Knowledge creature with complement of Energy. Being shaped by the forgotten horror within the mind of its targets, the Sketch subtly infiltrates one's thoughts and memories, like an erased memory, an abandoned idea that has not been properly forgotten. Like a conception that could be anything, but became nothing, in the end it manifested itself as the Impossible.
The creature feeds on anguish and Fear, growing in power and influence while remaining hidden in the shadows of the mind. Its existential emptiness transcends human understanding, being mistakenly classified as mental disorders, being a force that challenges the laws of reality, perpetuating an endless cycle of despair and suffering.
Appearance[]
The Sketch possesses an incorporeal structure, but through its non-existence along with its existential nothingness, the creature is originated through the cracks provided by the minds of its victims, until it becomes an inescapable shadow that distorts reality around its prey.
Behaviour[]
The Sketch is classified as one of the most mysterious and enigmatic creatures catalogued, by which through the unpredictability of its actions, behaves terribly, since it keeps in suspense and perplexity among those who try to study or understand it, so much so that predicting when and what your next move will be is practically impossible.
Its unpredictable and horrifying nature is magnified due to its method of manifestation, which has been questioned by several paranormal investigators: The Sketch cannot be observed directly. It moves between the small windows of opportunity created by the mind in moments of inattention, and can only be detected physically if it is not being seen by anyone.
Trivia[]
- Among the presented arts of the creature, it is possible to identify the following inspirations in its process:
- Alexandre Cabanel's painting, from 1847, 'The Fallen Angel'.
- Yevgeny Vuchetich's monument, from 1959, 'The Motherland Calls'.
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