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Name: Caladrius

Also Known As:

 

Type: Celestial Spirit

 

Corporeal Forces: 1  Strength: 1                 Agility: 3        Body Hits: Vessel level + 1

Ethereal Forces: 2     Intelligence: 4           Precision: 4   Mind Hits: 8

Celestial Forces: 3    Will: 5                        Perception: 7 Soul Hits: 15

 

Skills: Detect Lies/6, Dodge/4, Fighting/2

 

Songs: Healing (Corporeal)/6, Tongues (Ethereal)/6

 

Esoteric Abilities: as a creature akin to Relievers a Caladrius can remain in Celestial form indefinitely while on Earth.

 

Primary Attack: talon rake (Power +1, Accuracy –1)

Secondary Attack: none; Caladrii avoid combat, but they will defend the helpless in the absence of more physically potent angels.

 

Appearance: a small bird with a swanlike neck and brilliant white plumage. This is the appearance of both the celestial form and the most common Vessel.

 

Favored Habitat: Heaven (in and around the Cathedral of Knowledge), but often comes to Earth to places of significant human suffering.

 

Number Typically Encountered: 1

 

General Classification: (Ethereals) Neutral; (Heaven)

Friendly; (Hell) Hostile; (Humanity) Friendly

 

Capsule Description: these spirits appeared shortly after Raphael became an Archangel. Humans once believed that Caladrii could predict whether or not a sick person would recover. In actuality a Caladrius heals the sick - but only if it senses that the subject is deserving. A Caladrius uses its Song of Tongues to probe the subject’s mind. If it finds noble thoughts it heals the person. Raphael once sent flocks of Caladrii to Earth to alleviate physical suffering. Now that she is gone their numbers are dwindling. Those who remain seek out deserving mortals to heal. When not working they gather at Raphael’s Cathedral to mourn their lost mistress.

 

Reported by: Raphael, Archangel of Knowledge

Corporeally Researched by: Michael Walton

Corporeal Reference: Hargreaves New Illustrated Bestiary

 

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