The Kyriotate is ejected and cannot take over another object for a number of minutes equal to their original CD. (Optionally, GMs who are finding that Kyriotates of Jean are become a big problem might want to impose Mind Hits as well . . . )

Any non-living, made thing within reason. In other words, they can't possess a live tree, and probably not a fallen one - but they could possess one that someone had carved into a bench. There is no difference between an item made by a human and one made by an ethereal/celestial.

The Forces tied up in the stunned vessel are unavailable but the rest of the Kyriotate is free to act. Each vessel of a Kyriotate gets a single action per round as given on the Combat Summary box (In Nomine, p. 68). This includes possession (step 1). So if a Kyriotate currently had possession of two bodies at the beginning of a round, they could take over two different bodies that round (though no other actions except moving by the combat rules . . .

When the Kyriotate's duration is up (or if it leaves voluntarily), the host's body becomes a vegetable or dies - and the Kyriotate racks up some dissonance. Yes. The rules simply say "body," so they are bound to that standard even with infernal vessels. No matter how much they would love to hurt a demon this way, their nature rebels. Much the same thing happens with Mercurians and humans.

One Force per object. However, GMs should generally rule that individual systems count as "objectS" here. E.g., a car has the body (with the seatbelts and doors), the steering, and the radio - to get them all at once, the Kyriotate would have to dedicate three Forces. And aircraft carriers might be a bit more than one Force even for just the body . . . GMs are free to ignore these guidelines, but Kyriotates of Lightning get even more potent without them.

If the celestial is Bound into a vessel, it proceeds to Trauma (and its Heart or Limbo) normally - though the GM may decide that it takes longer than usual for the sundered spirit to "coalesce" properly and start trying to recover from Trauma! For Malakim, who don't suffer Trauma and awaken nearly instantly when corporeally killed, it may take them the longer time that other Choirs must endure, in a sort of mini-Trauma.

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Yes (as long as it has enough Forces). So if a 7-Force celestial was in a cat vessel, the Kyriotate would need 7 Forces to take over that vessel. Yes. This will cause no disturbance unless it is the last host the Kyriotate is leaving and it has to assume celestial form.

Once, and it takes 3 free Forces. Kyriotates of Blandine may be in multiple dreamscapes. The GM may also allow them to have more than one "viewpoint" in the Marches, though, at a cost of 3 free Forces per each manifestation.

Also depends on the object. Anything designed to bend or move will be able to do so. So a door could open and close, a car could drive around, a ball could roll, a puppet could walk around. But a candlestick couldn't move around on its own, since it is inflexible. Neither could a hammer lift itself to hammer a nail (or whatever). Certain Songs can give movement abilities, however. For example, Numious Corpus: Wings and that toaster vessel . . .

They get the benefits of both their resonance and the Song for the duration of the Song. After that, treat it as a normal resonance-based possession. This means that a Kyriotate/Shedite could have two chances to possess the same host. (Note that it allows Shedim to possess non-human hosts, but they'll still be booted when the Song duration ends.)

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When a robot is destroyed as a result of any cause, the robot is immediately removed from the board. At the beginning of the next turn, the robot it placed on the board at the last archive location tagged. Yes. It is a 'superior archive copy' and not a 'superior restoration'.

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They lose all borrowed skills immediately upon leaving. The memory of what they did stays with them. So if they used their host's memories to call a phone number (or even just think of it), they have a chance (Intelligence roll) to remember the number.

Other than breathing, none. The spirit of the Kyriotate sustains the body like other angels do for their vessels. In fact, the body doesn't age and is treated as a vessel for almost all purposes.

Any distance. Really. And while I'm on the subject the angel will regenerate Essence about once every 24 hours no matter where the sun is. GM's call on this one, but commonly where the greatest number of the Kyriotate's Forces are. The Essence regeneration occurs at certain times of day for symbolic reasons, not physical ones.

Some have vessels (Servitors of David and Laurence, for example). Those who aren't that lucky arrive in celestial form unless they have some method of viewing the Earth so they can use their resonance at a distance.

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Five for a human-sized stone vessel. At the GM's discretion, this cost can vary depending on the size of the vessel. When the vessel is not currently in use, the Kyriotate is free to use the Forces elsewhere. Use the Kyriotate's Strength for calculating skill levels, Body hits, etc. They may have huge Strength penalties in fragile/short hosts, though, such as dandilions or grass. Use the approximate size of the plant for the "strength" in grabbing, or other Contests of Strength.

Is there any difference between skills and abilities? Specifically for the attunements for Kyriotates of Yves and Zadkiel.) No. Also, the "skill" of a Role goes along with the vessel, as well. Normally you don't roll against this freebie skill, so GMs are urged to fudge it, if necessary. Ack, no! They can use the Song as if they were full up of Essence (9 for a starting character), they just don't actually have to spend the Essence.

The body is a Vessel/1, but may be improved normally with points. The Status of the former occupant of the body is kept. The Role is free (and equal to the Ethereal Forces of the Kyriotate), but if Status would be greater than the Role, the GM may require the Role to be increased with points normally. Yes. They can use all skills between appropriate bodies. The "appropriate" means no kung-fu rabbits or turtles gaining a bloodhound's keen tracking ability.

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The dead hulk of the ship will remain, and if you hit it you will take a lot of damage. In Star Trek ships are big and don't just disappear when destroyed. Remember the scene from Wolf 359? We wanted something more along those lines.

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