Rasputin's Reliquary «Windows»

A billionaire’s son has the same clotting disorder as Alexei Romanov. The billionaire buys the Reliquary hoping to heal him. Instead, the boy begins speaking of “Little Father” and drawing swastikas in his own blood—but the swastikas are the pre-Nazi, Buddhist orientation. The players must steal the Reliquary before the boy becomes a vessel for Rasputin’s ghost.

– It resurfaces in an underground auction in Prague. Current owner: unknown. rasputin's reliquary

– Soviet SMERSH agents recover the Reliquary during the Manchurian operation. It is stored in a secret KGB psychotronic weapons vault (code: ICON-7 ) alongside the skull of a bogatyr and a nail from the True Cross that bleeds when Russians lie. A billionaire’s son has the same clotting disorder

In the 1997 animated film , serves as more than just a magical trinket; it is a physical manifestation of his soul's corruption and the literal tether keeping his undead form from disintegrating into nothingness. While based on the historical "Mad Monk" Grigori Rasputin, the film transforms him into a sorcerer whose life is intrinsically tied to this 8-inch glass vial. The Soul’s Anchor The players must steal the Reliquary before the

A dying priest in the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia confesses that the canonization of the Romanovs in 2000 was actually a containment ritual —the family’s sainthood was meant to trap Rasputin’s influence. But the Reliquary has been moved, and the seal is cracking. The players must re-inter the relics at the Convent of St. Catherine in Ekaterinburg before the next full moon, when “the peasant will rise.”

The players attend a black-market auction. The other bidders include: a necromancer from the French Service d’Action Civique , a ghoul who serves a Tzimisce elder, and a YouTube ghost hunter with 40 million subscribers. The auction is interrupted when the Reliquary opens by itself and begins to sing the “God Save the Tsar” in reverse.