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Background
The Daughters of Isis is one of the
oldest continuous witches' covens in existence, having been founded a few
centuries B.C. Originally, they were headquartered out of
Alexandria, Egypt. However, with the coming of Islam the coven moved
its base of operations into Europe, and then, sometime in the 18th century
to New Orleans, Louisiana. As the name suggests, the Daughters of
Isis are all female. The group has recently added its first
non-human to its ranks — a lizard-woman shaman from the
Scaleyville
settlement north of New Orleans.
The rise of
The
Order has alarmed the The Daughters of Isis. Recently, the
latter have managed to infiltrate a few of their members into
The
Order in an effort to divine that organization's intentions. |
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Associated Games/Campaigns
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Originally Published:
2008-03-23
Last Updated: 2010-08-18
Original Concept:
Gerry Harris
Final Design: Gerry Harris |
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Type: Secret Society
Government Backer: None
Founded: c. 200 BCE
Target Level:
III
Area of Operations: Worldwide
Purpose: Pursuit of the Mystical Arts
Type of Operations: Intelligence Gathering
Uses Mercenaries?: Rarely
Patron Level:
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Empathic Organizational Notes
Goals:
Trainers
Methods:
Shadows
Empathic Philosophy:
Mystics
Organization:
Council
Assets:
Adequate Resources
Size: Less than two dozen members plus several dozen acolytes and
agents
Level of Activity:
Medium
Relations with ETs: Good
Relations with Other Cells: Cordial
Headquarters: New Orleans, La. |
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Special Operations
The Daughters of Isis have little use
for mercenaries, although a group might be hired to locate and secure
certain items the Daughters need. Individual members may also hire
teams for various missions, though these missions may or may not be
sanctioned by the organization. |
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Freelancers
The Daughters of Isis are members of
the organization for life, so there are technically no "former members"
available to freelance. However, the organization is very loose,
and individual members often pursue their own agendas. |
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Character Generation
Only female characters can join the
Daughters of Isis, and then only those who are mystics. Otherwise,
members can be of any background.
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