The Divine Deception, by Thomas Ferkol

The Divine Deception

by Thomas Ferkol

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1.	Shambles 04:32	info
2.	Blessed Daughter 04:46	info
3.	Northern Light 04:26	info
4.	Architect 02:42	info
5.	The Construct 03:08	info
6.	A Brush With Death 03:41	info
7.	Forced Progress 02:58	info
8.	Left Hand of God 04:12	info
9.	Capillarian Forest 04:11	info
10.	Earthen Embrace 03:48	info
11.	Faustian 03:51	info
12.	Reflection 01:55	info

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As much as outer states attempt to quarantine the undead "disease" of the miasma, its presence only seems to spread with the fanatical necromancers from Alacastor. Yet within the state, life continues as though little has changed. Under the Congregation of Mortis, Alacastor's structure has been retained, and its living citizen's lives left largely untouched, their ordinary days only intruded upon by the return of the dead and an inability to die themselves. Only at the hand of Mortis can they do so, for it was Mortis' gift to humanity that they need no longer know the finality of death. Mortis, the God of Death, the Living Truth spreads its blessings to the world but only to those who are first blessed by its holy magic...

Annette, a living but "blessed" mage from outside Alacastor, seeks understanding as forces throughout the state manipulate and toy with her in some grand purpose. Her only allies are her silent protector Corvus and the disgraced necromancer Erik as the whole of Alacastor seems to twist and conspire in seeking her favor for reasons unknown, especially to her. Meanwhile the earth below their feet continues to weaken and scar as Mortis' increasingly radiant light casts darker and darker shadows upon it.

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released September 13, 2014

Art by Nic Carey
Music by Thomas Ferkol

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