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Okay. I'll try to think on it tonight and at work tomorrow.
By the way, can we cut off one of Hayato's hands after he gets possessed? Been watching Billy and Mandy on YouTube and been wanting to do something like Horror's Hand. Having the Arancol as a part of him means he'll survive, and likely be able to turn the injured limb into all sorts of weapons. And we'd have an evil supernatural artifact that can bring fears to life.
No. Just one. And it can be the right. In the cartoon it was the left hand, but this isn't a cartoon.
...or is it? ;)
I'd totally watch it if it was.
At some point down the line, either with the Lost Souls or with the main Paraverse I want to introduce a hunt for a valuable artifact: the Fenway Tome. It's a massive book like a foot thick that contains the entire family tree of the Fae. A complete compendium of every monster, their place in the Fae hierarchy, and their strengths and weaknesses. We can place the Arancol at a sickly, withered branch. And I was going to have the First Fae be a literal tree, like Yggdrasil or the Tree of Knowledge.
While discussing Faerie folk, perhaps Zeroth gets tired of constantly being asked for information, admitting more than once that he doesn't have all the answers. He mentions the book and Dr. Crippling confesses that he knows it exists, and that he even knew the last person to possess it: Jack Rookwood, an infamous outlaw in the Old West who was really a monster hunter. Outlaw name: Tombstone Jack. They go to his old hideout and have to get through some Indiana Jones style booby traps to retrieve the book.
Good idea for later?
Well, I was going to have the blurring effect not work on Taka at all, but for his gun to be useless against the creature. Maybe he can improvise by shooting at the rocks instead of him, knocking them on his head. That might be how Hayato manages to beat him; by cutting down stalactites.
I also wasn't planning on actually killing Curlath. Hayato's harness of lights would scare him into a crevice, and then we'd just shove a big rock in there and trap him. It wouldn't be very encouraging to our heroes, however, for their every victory to be trapping and not actually killing any of the monsters.