As a familiar Aghori prepares to make his return to the HCE Universe, perhaps it is time to visit once again the mysteries that turned an ordinary man into the Aghori we all know. All good stories are about change. The way our characters struggle to deal with it, understand it, accept it determines their destiny and that of the story itself.
In Origins, we saw Vikram Roy kill his own family and curse his son under the touch of a devil. Frightened, confused and wracked with guilt, he escaped into places unknown – in search of meaning, in search of answers. The story that unfolded joined him once again when he returned twelve years on as Vira, The Aghori.
But what happened in those years are now tellings of legend and myth, whispered by the ones who know him best. I’d like to think that I know him well, this Vira. I’d like to think, that I know a tale or two that I could tell. So come, sit by the fire, turn the lights low for such things are best whispered in the dark, far from prying eyes. I’ve called upon some of my friends, you see. They too have stories of this Aghori to tell. Stories of a time unknown. Of the days and months spent between the pages of another tale.
Let us tell you now, of The Lost Years.
Something Befriended
Sent to a lonely tree at the edge of this world and the beginning of another, Vikram Roy must find four treasures if he is to return. Something broken, something mended, something gained and something befriended.
Eater of Demons
A demon walks in broad daylight. None see the darkness it is made of, none hear it’s twisted voice. None save one, The Aghori. For he is the eater of demons. But will he be able to stop the demon in time?
The Enemy Within
A ritual gone awry. Vikram Roy, a fledgling Aghori and a group of his peers are transported to a strange new world, where something is killing them one by one. Does Vikram survive the experience, unscathed?
Strangers in the Night
Two boys on the cusp of manhood. An evil from eldritch lore. Fate plays peek-a-boo as a cold dark night tears into the fabric of space and time.
As a familiar Aghori prepares to make his return to the HCE Universe, perhaps it is time to visit once again the mysteries that turned an ordinary man into the Aghori we all know. All good stories are about change. The way our characters struggle to deal with it, understand it, accept it determines their destiny and that of the story itself.
In Origins, we saw Vikram Roy kill his own family and curse his son under the touch of a devil. Frightened, confused and wracked with guilt, he escaped into places unknown – in search of meaning, in search of answers. The story that unfolded joined him once again when he returned twelve years on as Vira, The Aghori.
But what happened in those years are now tellings of legend and myth, whispered by the ones who know him best. I’d like to think that I know him well, this Vira. I’d like to think, that I know a tale or two that I could tell. So come, sit by the fire, turn the lights low for such things are best whispered in the dark, far from prying eyes. I’ve called upon some of my friends, you see. They too have stories of this Aghori to tell. Stories of a time unknown. Of the days and months spent between the pages of another tale.
Let us tell you now, of The Lost Years.
Something Befriended
Sent to a lonely tree at the edge of this world and the beginning of another, Vikram Roy must find four treasures if he is to return. Something broken, something mended, something gained and something befriended.
Eater of Demons
A demon walks in broad daylight. None see the darkness it is made of, none hear it’s twisted voice. None save one, The Aghori. For he is the eater of demons. But will he be able to stop the demon in time?
The Enemy Within
A ritual gone awry. Vikram Roy, a fledgling Aghori and a group of his peers are transported to a strange new world, where something is killing them one by one. Does Vikram survive the experience, unscathed?
Strangers in the Night
Two boys on the cusp of manhood. An evil from eldritch lore. Fate plays peek-a-boo as a cold dark night tears into the fabric of space and time.
