New Thorns and Spectre Horrors to push even the strongest crucibles to their limits.

Orpheus continues beyond all dying.
Fan-made game supplements to extend the life of the Orpheus product and plotline.
Now the official home of the fabulous Terrel & Squib Sourcebook, the first unofficial fan-made Orpheus book!

Bring the game of the dead to life.
Orpheus-themed paycheques, applications, and other in-game hand-outs for giving your gaming troupe a touch of reality.

When you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back. More Orpheus-sponsored missions and story ideas to take your chronicle further into the darkness.
Orpheus mission briefings
Select "Storyteller" briefings for certain missions

Power corrupts...especially if that power can be found in the souls of men incarnate.
New Stains submitted by the fan community. Expand the darker side of your character.

Customize every aspect of your character.
New Merits and Flaws submitted by the fan community.

Dementia follows knowledge like a whipped slave follows its master...humbly, but obediently and without fail. Projectors pay heed.
New Derangements to better suit the projecting mind.

"This is Radio Free Death, the voice of the afterlife..."
Recordings of select Radio Free Death transmissions.

Call it "Soul Music".
The upcoming Orpheus Soundtrack list, plus some custom Orpheus-themed tunes composed by fans.

The dead are restless this night...
New fan-made laments and ways for your character to project.

The first official just-for-fun Project: Flatline contest!
Design an Orpheus mission or artifact based on the famous NPC twink Sam Haight's ashtray and win a free t-shirt, courtesy of Project: Flatline!

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