TEXT: Raising Up Maps & Handouts 
  Dr. Michael C. LaBossiere 
  ontologist@aol.com 
   
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  Description 
  This file contains the maps and handouts for the Raising Up monograph available from 
  Chaosium. It is provided so Keepers can print copies for use when running the 
  adventures. 
   
   
  
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  Raising Up Handouts 
   
  Player of Hell Handouts 
   
  From The Ancient Ways of the Vrykolokas. 
   
  The vrykolokas, like other vampires, is an undead being who subsists on the blood of the 
  living. Like the others of its family, it is supposed to find the cross repulsive… 
   
  …Unlike in the myths of the Balkans, the vrykolokas lies not in his coffin during the day. This 
  horror may freely traverse the waking world, but fortunately it is weaker and less energetic in the 
  light of day… 
   
  …While the vrykolokas feeds upon the blood of its victims, it also has a singular method of 
  finishing its dining. When the victim is at last slain, the vrykolokas devours the entire corpse. 
  The noted German metaphysician Hasselberg speculates that the creature does this to prevent to 
  creation of a competitor. He speculates that a victim slain by a vrykolokas will rise again as a 
  vampire. Other sources state that vrykolokas are created from the bodies of people who were 
  vicious beyond the pale of humanity in life… 
    
  …While the tales of the Balkans state that a vampire might be slain by a wooden stake, by 
  decapitation or by the use of silver bullets, the vrykolokas proves to be unaffected by such 
  attempts to end its existence. The only thing that has proven to be a reliable means of scourging 
  the creatures is the use of fire… 
   
  …Like other vampires, the vrykolokas has an unusual appearance. The skin is like ancient 
  papyrus, the face features unusual growths of hair, and the body seems to be starved. The eyes, 
  like those of other vampires, are hypnotic. The creature has a great and terrible ability to sway 
  the minds of men, especially those who are feeble, inexperienced or tainted with evil… 
   
  …A final mark distinguishes the vrykolokas from other vampires. Whereas most vampires will 
  simply select a victim based on his whims and set to feeding, the vrykolokas must present his 
  intended victim with a physical item that creates the foul spiritual link between victim and 
  victimizer.  The victim must freely take this item, but once it is in the victim's possession it 
  proves to be indestructible and unavoidable. It has been speculated that the item is not, in fact, a 
  physical object at all, but a manifestation of the creature itself… 
  
   
  Raising Up Handouts 
   
  Tomb of Ash Handouts 
   
  Southport’s 1921 Document 
   
   
   
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Call of Cthulhu (CoC) (BRP) [multi]/Adventures/Monograph #304 - Miskatonic University - Raising Up - Maps and Handouts.pdf