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OH yeah! More Demon ones.

Storyteller had engineered a big punch up for a session. Our 4 Demons against one nuts hard Vampire. We'd found his location the session before, and had resolved to take the Leech out as he kept interfering in our plans. So we start digging down to his underground lair. Eventually we break through, and drop down into a 12" deep lake of blood. Uh oh....this guy is far far larger than we'd accounted for, and thus, way harder. Suddenly, taking him on seems less and less of a good idea.

But it's too late now. We're locked into our course of action. The vampire comes flying out of the shadows, bowling us all over. Instantly, Adam's character decides to infect the blood lake, and everything standing in it. Typically when having a daft idea, he succeeds beyond all expectations, inventing a new disease considerably worse than Aids (oh yay). Meanwhile Jamie has ignited his hands, and is clinging on to the Vampire, increasing the temprature of his flames. Thom busies himself boiling the Blood Lake, thus denying the Vampire healing and sustenance. You might guess he's pretty pissed off by now. Jamie is thrown off, and the Vampire comes straight at me....

Thankfully, we'd had the good sense to attack during the day, so a shaft of sunlight is blasting down from the hole in the roof. Thoroughly frenzied (being burnt, boiled and infected tends to do that to you) he charges straight through it, and comes to an abrupt stop. I had monkied around with Gravity, giving the Vampire no momentum. Altering Gravity once more, the Vampire is made very light. Light enough for a gust of wind from Thom to blow the scary bugger up through the hole in the roof....into broad daylight.

We swiftly follow, and find him thrashing on the ground, heading back towards the hole. Jamie increases the flames, and I make him heavier and heavier. Before long, the Vampire expires, never to rise again.

The fight-long session? Yeah. Lasted about 5 minutes in total. So we just knocked about drinking after that.