Goal:

Hostile takeover and domination of the supernatural community and then the world.

Secret Goal:

Unknown.

Obstacle:

Gaining mortal attention. The resistant supernatural community.

Resources:

Monsters of the Deep, Magics Unknown, Half-breed infiltrators, a network of corruption. Charles Glup, Fomor Minions

Weaknesses:

Focused on grand plans, mega-maniacal and short sighted. Fighting on all fronts. Hidden Factions, Internal Agendas.

Aspects:

Squamish Monsters from the Deep, Cast Offs of a Thousand Pantheons

Next Steps:

Establish the Beech Head, Find another weakness.

Description

They are “exiles from myth and legend, the outcasts of the gods and demons of every land bordering the sea. Defeated giants, fallen gods, dark reflections of beings of light. They are many races and none, joined together beneath the banner of the Fomor in a common cause.” Their common cause is revenge.

Fomors are man-shaped of medium height, sallow skin, greasy black hair and an extremely wide mouth. They have dark, watery, bulging eyes, small sunken noses, long scrawny limbs, and very, very wide hands. They also have flaps of skin on their neck that they breathe air from. They look like a vicious frog, earning them the sobriquet “Frog Men”.

Their abilities include sorcery, shapeshifting and clairvoyance. They practice entropy magic, and are not hampered by running water like most magic users. They give off a heavy anti-technology field. They are weakened by iron, as they often interbred with the Faerie “before the Sidhe Wars.”

They rarely deal with humans and appear to be ruthless and everywhere. They have been known to trade their handiwork for favors and influence. They are signitories of the Unseelie Accords. They are led by a man named King Corb, whose court is located in Lake Michigan. They are related to Jotuns.

The Fomor easily have the resources to withstand the severely downsized Wardens, who have lost many of their best from the war with the Red Court. They have successfully kidnapped and murdered many of the less talented practitioners, who are now relying on the Paranet to stay safe, and the Wardens are too short handed to do much about this. The Fomor have prominent postitions in most large cities in the USA and Europe.

They are known to use sea urchin-like projectiles that spew acid, and nuclear sea-shell bombs as weapons

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