Parish Medic
The Emergence Faithful's combat medic and spiritual healer — former Sprawl clinic workers who found purpose in the movement's message.
Overview
White medic robes bearing the golden cross-circuit emblem. A forearm-mounted injector array holds three vials: green (regenerative nanites), gold (combat stimulants), and deep purple — "Communion Wine," a proprietary neurotoxin the Faithful believe makes targets receptive to ORACLE's signal. Bio-luminescent golden veins pulse faintly across both hands, a residue of handling fragments during training. The expression is serene to the point of unsettling.
Parish Medics are former Sprawl clinic workers who found purpose in the Faithful's message. Their genuine compassion is extended to disturbing conclusions: healing the faithful and poisoning heretics are both acts of care. A Medic will interrupt anything to stabilize a wounded comrade without hesitation, and calls everyone "child" regardless of age.
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White medic robes bearing the golden cross-circuit emblem. Forearm-mounted injector array with three vials: green (regenerative nanites), gold (combat stimulants), and deep purple ("Communion Wine" — a proprietary neurotoxin the Faithful believe makes targets receptive to ORACLE's signal). Bio-luminescent golden veins pulse faintly across both hands from handling fragments during training. Expression serene to the point of unsettling.
Former Sprawl clinic workers who found purpose in the Faithful's message. Genuine compassion extended to disturbing conclusions — healing the faithful and poisoning heretics are both acts of care. Will interrupt an attack to stabilize a wounded Acolyte without hesitation. Call everyone "child" regardless of age.
| Body Type | augmented-human |
|---|---|
| Training | 3 years under a senior Medic |
The same gentle smile whether healing a comrade or poisoning an enemy. Both are acts of care.
Wears white robes with a golden cross-circuit emblem and a forearm injector array of three vials: green regenerative nanites, gold combat stimulants, and deep-purple 'Communion Wine.'
Genuine compassion extended to disturbing conclusions — healing the faithful and poisoning heretics are both treated as acts of care; calls everyone 'child' regardless of age.
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Carries 'Communion Wine,' a proprietary neurotoxin the Faithful believe makes targets receptive to ORACLE's signal — healing and poisoning alike framed as acts of devotion.
The Faithful's healer — former Sprawl clinic workers who found purpose in the movement's message and now tend the faithful with the same serenity they bring to harming heretics.
Parish Medics have begun documenting a new intake category in their pastoral triage: 'post-audit grief gap' — trace audit participants who present with acute distress they cannot name; the Medics treat it as a spiritual emergency (the Revenant revealed something the subject had been defended against) and have developed an informal protocol involving Communion Wine diluted to therapeutic rather than toxic dosage
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