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  Introduction
  The Order of Saint Lucian is a secret organization run 
  by the Vatican.  Depending upon the needs of your 
  campaign, it can either be the Secret Service of the 
  Holy See, a sinister conspiracy of fanatical assassins, 
  or a clandestine organization devoted to combatting 
  the forces of supernatural evil.
  This issue of Modern Dispatch details the Order, 
  gives tips on running the order in those various styles, 
  and provides adventure hooks and sample NPCs for 
  Modern D20 Gamemasters to use. 
  The History of the Order
  In the Third Century A.D., there was once a demon-
  worshipping sorcerer named Lucian.  One day, so the 
  story goes, he saw one of his most powerful spells 
  turned aside by a Christian woman, simply by the 
  act of her making the Sign of the Cross.   This shook 
  Lucian to his core.   He came to see the error of his 
  ways, gave up his idolatrous life and sorcery, and 
  converted to Christianity.    He was persecuted by the 
  Romans, and slain as a martyr in 250 A.D.   The early 
  The Order of Saint Lucian
  By Gareth-Michael Skarka 
  About the Author
  Gareth-Michael Skarka has been working in the adventure games industry since 1988.  He is the designer 
  of several role-playing games, including Hong Kong Action Theatre!, UnderWorld and Skull & Bones.  
  His design imprint, Adamant Entertainment, ventured into ePublishing in 2003, and produces support for 
  Skull & Bones, the pulp d20 line Thrilling Tales, and more.
  
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  Church canonized him as Saint Lucian -- the patron 
  saint of converts and of protection against evil spirits.  
  His Feast Day is observed on October 26th, but is 
  little-known, and most modern Catholics have no 
  awareness of the Sorcerer Saint.
  In 1189, Pope Clement III, embroiled in the chaos 
  of the Third Crusade, recognized the need for a 
  clandestine organization operating on behalf of the 
  Vatican itself, rather than depending  upon the efforts 
  of client states. (The reasons 
  for this need vary depending 
  upon the campaign model 
  being used, and are detailed 
  in the examples which 
  follow.)
  Clement created the 
  Order of Saint Lucian 
  for this purpose.  
  Unlike the other 
  orders, the Order 
  of Saint Lucian 
  was not comprised of 
  noble knights publicly 
  taking the Cross.  
  Clement charged the 
  ﬁrst Commander of 
  the Order, 
  a widely-
  travelled 
  Venetian 
  merchant 
  named 
  Giacomo 
  Griglio, to 
  gather in his 
  travels men, 
  regardless of 
  standing,  who 
  possessed talents that suited them to the secretive 
  work, and who could be trusted with the deepest 
  secrets of the Vatican.  
  Griglio took 3 years to assemble the ﬁrst 12 members 
  of the Order, together known as Il Dodici.  To this 
  day, the 12 senior members of the Order are referred 
  to by this honoriﬁc title, and answer directly to the 
  Commander of the Order.
  By this time, a new Pope, Celestine III, was seated in 
  the Vatican.  Celestine greatly favored the knightly 
  orders -- the Templars and Hospitallers thrived under 
  his reign, and the Teutonic Knights were created by 
  him as well.   The Order of St. Lucian, with it’s non-
  knightly Commander and 12 members, was largely 
  ignored and left to fend for itself.   Griglio used 
  his own wealth to establish secret Chapterhouses 
  throughout Europe, where members of the Order 
  could stay (and be equipped) while carrying out 
  missions.  Unlike the other Orders, it was decided 
  that there should be no central headquarters.
  The fortunes of the Order changed drastically with 
  the election of an active young Pope: Innocent III, 
  in 1198.   Under Innocent, the Vatican became much 
  more involved in secular political matters, most 
  especially in the matter of crowning a Holy Roman 
  Emperor.  
  With the death of Henry VI in 1197, two separate 
  emperors had been elected: Philip of Swabia and Otto 
  of Wittelsbach.  The 37-year old Pope openly entered 
  politics, supporting ﬁrst Otto, then Philp, threatening 
  excommunication to supporters of the opposition.    
  When Otto killed Philip, the Pope supported him 
  as Emperor, until Otto violated the agreements 
  made with the Vatican, at which point, Innocent 
  excommunicated him, and declared Frederick II of 
  Sicily the new Emperor.
  Such direct involvement in political matters increased 
  the need for trustworthy intelligence operations and 
  other secret efforts; tasks for which the Order of Saint 
  Lucian was ready-made.
  Also during this time, Pope Innocent III made heresy 
  a focus of his Papacy, setting out to destroy both the 
  Manichean and Albigensian heresies...another role for 
  which the Order was perfectly suited.  This was the 
  beginning of the process that led to the legitimization 
  of the Inquisition in 1233.
  During the Inquisition, the Order was a vital tool 
  of the Vatican, and grew considerably.  Now, the 
  12 senior members of Il Dodici directed the efforts 
  of other agents, who reported to them, and they in 
  turn reported to the Commander.  The Commander 
  answered directly to the Pope.  This formed the 
  organization of the Order that has stood until the 
  present day.
  
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  Using the Order
  Depending upon the needs of your particular 
  campaign, the Order of Saint Lucian can be used as 
  either a Secret Service, operating as the Vatican’s 
  intelligence agency; a cabal of fanatical assassins 
  (perfect villains for a conspiratorial campaign), or 
  a worldwide network of secret agents dedicated to 
  ﬁghting supernatural evil.  The following sections 
  detail each option, provide an example NPC, and a 
  couple of adventure hooks for that campaign model.
  On His Holiness’ Secret Service
  Pope Clement realized that the Crusades would 
  entangle the Church in secular politics more directly, 
  and with the stakes as high as they were (the taking 
  of the Holy Land, and the immense wealth that could 
  be gained as well), it was in the best interests of the 
  Vatican to have its own supply of information, as well 
  as operatives to carry out its wishes behind the scenes 
  (to maintain the appearance of being above worldly 
  concerns). Clement named the order after Saint 
  Lucian, patron saint of converts, as he envisioned the 
  ranks being ﬁlled by secular experts converted to the 
  Vatican’s cause.
  Giacomo Griglio was a Venetian spymaster who 
  assembled a core cadre of 12 men, including 
  thieves, language experts, early dabblers in science, 
  and others.  These men trained more men, and the 
  Vatican’s secret service was born.
  Today, the Order of Saint Lucian is a rumor among 
  the world’s intelligence community.  There have 
  always been whispers of the Vatican having it’s own 
  Agency, but never any direct proof.  It is taken as a 
  given assumption that it exists.
  The political power of the Vatican waned 
  considerably during the 19th and 20th centuries.  
  The Holy See is still a wealthy and inﬂuential 
  organization, but does not wield anything 
  resembling the secular power that it once did.  
  The Order had fallen into a period of stasis, 
  primarily concerned with the maintenance of 
  their ﬁles,  the occasional operation to recover 
  items stolen from the Vatican itself, and internal 
  intrigues within Rome--such as the scandal 
  surrounding the alleged conspiracy between the 
  Vatican Bank and the Maﬁa, which led to the 
  death of Pope John Paul the First.
  It was the Order of Saint Lucian that discovered 
  the truth:  That the Pope had been assassinated 
  by the conspirators within the Vatican Bank.  
  They undertook secret operations to rid the 
  Bank of Maﬁa connections, and enganged in 
  reprisal killings among the Sicilian Maﬁa as 
  well.  A sleeping tiger had been awakened.
  Under Pope John Paul II, the re-vitalized Order was 
  used, behind the scenes, in his efforts to undermine 
  Communism in Europe.  The collapse of the Soviet 
  Union and the release of its hold on Eastern Europe 
  stunned Western analysts, as they were unaware of 
  the actions taken by the Order throughout the 1980s 
  which sped that collapse.
  The Order receives a great deal of its intelligence 
  (especially electronic intelligence - satellite data, etc.) 
  via agents that it has placed in almost every major 
  intelligence agency in the world.  Often, these agents 
  are not full members of the Order itself, but rather 
  highly dedicated members of Opus Dei, the Catholic 
  equivalent of the Freemasons.
  Currently, the Order of Saint Lucian is largely 
  concerned with counter-terrorism efforts.  The 
  Vatican sees the actions of Islamic fundamentalists 
  like Al-Qaeda as a modern continuation of the 
  Crusades...a counter-attack, essentially, in a 
  millenium-long struggle.   Agents of the Order are 
  engaged in intelligence gathering operations against 
  Islamists, and more than one secret terrorist training 
  camp has been wiped out by Order assault teams 
  under cover of darkness.
  Adventure Hooks:
  • The PCs encounter agents of the Order of Saint 
  Lucian while undertaking a mission of their own.
  • The PCs, resourceful non-government 
  adventurers, are approached by the Order of Saint 
  Lucian and recruited as agents themselves.
  • The Order of Saint Lucian decides to reveal 
  
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  themselves to the PCs, because the Order has 
  uncovered intelligence indicating an apocalyptic 
  plot and cannot combat the threat alone.
  Sample NPC: Mario Orsini is a ﬁeld agent for 
  the Order of Saint Lucian, and is representative 
  of the skill level of the average agent likely to be 
  encountered by Player Characters in the ﬁeld.
  Mario Orsini
  Tough Hero 3/Smart Hero 3/Field Agent 3 CR 9; 
  Medium-size humanoid; HD 3d10+9 plus 3d6+9 
  plus 3d6+9 plus 6; HP 72; Mas 17; Init +1; Spd 30 ft; 
  Defense 16, touch 16, ﬂatfooted 15 (+0 size, +1 Dex, 
  +5 class); BAB +4; Grap +6; Atk +6 melee (1d6+2 
  telescoping baton), or +5 ranged (2d6, Berretta 93R); 
  FS 5 ft by 5 ft; Reach 5 ft; SQ ; AL Vatican, Order of 
  Saint Lucian; SV Fort +7, Ref +5, Will +6; AP 4; Rep 
  +-1; Str 15, Dex 13, Con 17, Int 16, Wis 13, Cha 10.
     Occupation: Academic (Computer Use, Gather 
  Information, Research)
     Skills: Bluff +10, Climb +3, Computer Use +10, 
  Demolitions +6, Diplomacy +2, Disable Device 
  +6, Disguise +8, Drive +2, Forgery +6, Gather 
  Information +10, Hide +4, Intimidate +4, Investigate 
  +9, Knowledge (Arcane Lore) +4, Knowledge 
  (Current Events) +8, Knowledge (Streetwise) +8, 
  Knowledge (Tactics) +6, Listen +3, Move Silently 
  +3, Read/Write Language +1 (Italian, English), 
  Research +8, Search +7, Sense Motive +3, Speak 
  Language +1 (Italian, English), Spot +2, Survival +2
     Feats: Advanced Firearms Proﬁciency, Combat 
  Expertise, Combat Martial Arts, Deceptive, Dodge, 
  Low Proﬁle, Personal Firearms Proﬁciency, 
  Toughness
     Talents (Tough Hero): Robust, Stamina; (Smart 
  Hero): Savant (Investigate), Exploit Weakness; 
  (Field Agent): Wetwork +1, Silent kill +1d6
     Possessions: Berretta 93R machine pistol, 
  telescoping baton.  Wealth +8
  The Wolves of Christendom
  Pope Clement saw in the Crusades the forces of 
  Christendom opposed by the most powerful weapon 
  he had ever seen deployed:  the fanatical followers 
  of “the Old Man of the Mountain”, Hassan i Sabah.  
  These selﬂess operatives where known as the 
  Hashhashin, which entered Western languages as:  
  Assassin.
  Clement set about recruiting his own force of 
  Assassins, to be used in counter-operations against 
  those sent by Hassan i Sabah.   This group he named 
  the Order of Saint Lucian, who, like their patron 
  saint, would offer protection against the evil of the 
  unbelievers.
  Throughout the centuries, the Order of Saint Lucian 
  was used as a secret weapon against the enemies of 
  the Church.  As time passed, however, they became 
  more and more autonimous, undertaking their own 
  operations without prior Papal approval or authority.  
  They became a secret cabal within the halls of the 
  Vatican, moving silently through the years, furthering 
  their own power and their own ends.
  In 1595, a document was doscovered, detailing the 
  prophecies of Saint Malachy, hidden for centuries 
  in the labyrinthine archives of the Vatican.  Saint 
  Malachy detailed the succession of Popes until the 
  Apocalypse.   The Church immediately declared 
  the prophecies as fraudulent.   However, the Order 
  of Saint Lucian became very interested in this 
  document, and it soon fell into their possession.
  Since that time, it has become the overriding goal of 
  the Order of Saint Lucian to bring about the events 
  described in the Malachian Prophecies, so, as they 
  see it, to more quickly bring about the Apocalypse 
  and the Second Coming of Christ.
  This single-minded devotion to bringing about the 
  end of the world has led them in recent decades to 
  even attempt to murder the Pope.  They successfully 
  assassinated John Paul I in 1978, and unsuccessfully 
  tried to kill his successor, John Paul II in 1981. (In 
  the Malachian Prophecies, there are only two Popes 
  to come after John Paul II. )
   Adventure Hooks:
  • The PCs discover assassins of the Order of 
  Saint Lucian are behind a string of seemingly 
  unconnected murders.
  • The Order of Saint Lucian has put a contract out 
  on one of the PCs, believing the PC to be a ﬁgure 
  described in the Malachian Prophecy.
  Sample NPC: Antoine DeVillaret is a French 
  member of the Order, and one of their most 
  successful assassins.
  Antoine DeVillaret
  Fast Hero 4/Gunslinger 5 CR 9; Medium-size 
  humanoid; HD 4d8+12 plus 5d10+15; HP 73; 
  Mas 17; Init +4; Spd 30 ft; Defense 22, touch 22, 
  ﬂatfooted 18 (+0 size, +4 Dex, +8 class); BAB +6; 
  Grap +6; Atk +6 melee (1d4, martial arts), or +10 
  ranged (2d10 (HKPSG1) or 2d6 (Berretta 93R)); FS 
  5 ft by 5 ft; Reach 5 ft; SQ ; AL The Order of Saint 
  Lucian; SV Fort +5, Ref +11, Will +3; AP 4; Rep +2; 
  Str 11, Dex 18, Con 17, Int 17, Wis 9, Cha 9.
     Occupation: Military (Hide, Move Silently)
     Skills: Balance +5, Bluff +2, Demolitions +5, 
  Drive +10, Escape Artist +12, Gamble +2, Hide 
  +14, Intimidate +0, Knowledge (Current Events) 
  +9, Knowledge (Popular Culture) +5, Knowledge 
  (Streetwise) +5, Knowledge (Tactics) +5, Move 
  Silently +13, Pilot +7, Profession +5, Read/Write 
  Language +2 (French, English, Spanish), Sleight of 
  
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  Hand +13, Speak Language +2 (French, English, 
  Spanish), Spot +3, Survival +1, Tumble +14
     Feats: Advanced Firearms Proﬁciency, Bull’s Eye, 
  Combat Expertise, Combat Martial Arts, Double Tap, 
  Far Shot, Personal Firearms Proﬁciency, Point Blank 
  Shot, Precise Shot
     Talents (Fast Hero): Evasion, Opportunist; 
  (Gunslinger): Close Combat Shot, Weapon Focus, 
  Defensive Position, Lightning Reﬂexes
     Possessions: HK PSG1, Berretta 93R Wealth +6
  Who Ya Gonna Call?
  Pope Clement saw the rise of sorcery and mysticism 
  during the Middle Ages, and unlike previous pontiffs, 
  he recognized that the tools of the Enemy could be 
  used in the defense of God’s children.  
  To this end, he charged a Venetian magician, 
  Giacomo Griglio, with assembling a force of outcasts, 
  well-versed in the sorcerous arts, who would be able 
  to combat the forces of evil on their own terms.  He 
  named the Order after Saint Lucian, a diabolist who 
  had been turned to the greater glory of God.
  Throughout the intervening centuries, the Order has 
  been the front line in the battle against monsters, 
  demons, devils and evil both human and inhuman.  
  They operate in secret, with the Commander of 
  the Order informing the new Pope personally as 
  to the existance of the tools at his disposal.   The 
  Commander then directs the actions of Il Dodici, 
  the 12 main operatives of the Order, each of whom 
  directs a team of agents.  
  The Order uses the tools of the Enemy against it - 
  among its ranks, you can ﬁnd sorcerers, lycanthropes, 
  psychics, and more.  If you think of the BPRD from 
  the Hellboy comics and ﬁlm, except working for the 
  Vatican instead of the US Government, you’re not far 
  from the truth.
  This version of the Order works best as a set-up for 
  a group of Player Characters in an Arcana campaign.  
  The PC group can be one of the agent teams, under 
  the direction of one of Il Dodici, who gives them 
  assignments and supplies them with whatever they 
  need for the mission.
  Adventure Hooks:
  • The Order sends the PCs to destroy a vampire 
  who has been preying upon the residents of New 
  York City.
  • The Order has evidence that indicates that the 
  AntiChrist is about to be born again -- this has  
  happened every 50 years or so for the past few 
  centuries, and every time, the Order is there to stop 
  it.
  • The PCs are sent to “take down” a rouge agent of 
  the Order -- one of their own who has gone bad.
  Sample NPC: Simon Ashenfell is a Mage who works 
  for the Order.  He can be used as either a sample PC, 
  or as a resource made available to the PCs by their Il 
  Dodici.
  Simon Ashenfell
  Smart Hero 6/Mage 3 CR 9; Medium-size 
  humanoid; HD 6d6+-6 plus 3d6+-3; HP 23; Mas 8; 
  Init +2; Spd 30 ft; Defense 16, touch 16, ﬂatfooted 14 
  (+0 size, +2 Dex, +4 class); BAB +4; Grap +5; Atk 
  +5 melee (1d6+1, sword cane), or +6 ranged (2d6+0, 
  Glock 17); FS 5 ft by 5 ft; Reach 5 ft; SQ ; AL The 
  Order of Saint Lucian; SV Fort +2, Ref +5, Will +8; 
  AP 4; Rep +3; Str 12, Dex 14, Con 8, Int 17, Wis 11, 
  Cha 12.
     Occupation: Academic (Decipher Script, Gather 
  Information, Knowledge [Arcane Lore])
     Skills: Computer Use +8, Concentration +2, Craft 
  (chemical) +11, Craft (pharmaceutical) +5, Craft 
  (structural) +8, Decipher Script +16, Demolitions 
  +8, Disable Device +10, Forgery +4, Gather 
  Information +8, Investigate +5, Knowledge (Arcane 
  Lore) +18, Knowledge (Behavioral Sciences) 
  +5, Knowledge (Civics) +6, Knowledge (Current 
  Events) +8, Knowledge (Earth and Life Sciences) 
  +7, Knowledge (History) +7, Knowledge (Physical 
  Sciences) +4, Knowledge (Popular Culture) +10, 
  Knowledge (Tactics) +5, Knowledge (Technology) 
  +9, Knowledge (Theology and Philosophy) +8, 
  Navigate +5, Profession +5, Read/Write Language +4 
  (English, Latin, Aramaiac, Arabic, French), Repair 
  +7, Research +14, Search +9, Speak Language +7 
  (English, Latin, Aramaiac, Arabic, French), Spellcraft 
  +6, Use Magic Device +3
     Feats: Cautious, Combat Expertise, Educated 
  (Knowledge [History], Knowledge [Theology and 
  Philosophy]), Endurance, Iron Will, Quick Draw, 
  Studious, Vehicle Specialization (civilian aircraft), 
  Vehicle Specialization (civilian cars)
     Talents (Smart Hero): Savant (Knowledge [Arcane 
  Lore]), Linguist, Trick; (Mage): Arcane Skills, 
  Arcane Spells, Summon Familiar, Scribe Scroll
     Possessions: sword cane, Glock 17; Wealth +8
     Arcane Spells:  4/3/2 (usually:  Detect Magical 
  Aura, Light, Mage Hand, Read Magic, Sleep, Magic 
  Missle, Shield, Knock, Levitate)
  
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