The Gentleman Gamer: Mummy: The Curse RPG Review 

You could use a setting of the 1490s, at the time of Conquistadors.... perhaps your cult had migrated from Ancient Egypt, around the world, ending up in the southern americas - aka. Aztec Empire. You could have been an initial cause for the Aztec Belief? It'd be a cool alternate take on Hernan Cortez or Columbus arriving - Taking away Relics and YOU, the Arisen, awakes once more - your cult having been fighting with their lives to keep those relics safe.... time to get them back. Perhaps there'd be some maritime adventure to it, maybe you'd end up going to spain, maybe you end up fighting Vampires that had instigated the original thieves to bring those relics of yours to spain, so they could try and use them to gain true immortality, not merely undeath. Could be very cool :)

Well without enough Memory , it would be as if the mummy would read a story about a Person with the same Name . She could use the Intel of Notes or Diaries , but she would have zero connection to it , maybe she even didint use it because she thinks its just a hoax or a trap (or just forgot what a notebook is)

S0L1nv1ctus I guess that would be a problem.

I'm currently running a game where everyone plays an Arisen, and it's going very well.

I can't at this present time, due to one of the players being

I have started crossing the two over in the game I'm running of Mummy in fact... ;)

Not while one of the players has a criminal record, no.

Cheers!

God-like power of the Archmage that can make people vampires, werewolves, humans, create another version of yourself, and exist in multiple realities at once. Compared to a recently arisen? Yeah they are not balanced.

Willifrex But don't their highest leveled spells require them to go reality hopping for Quintessence and can't they still be killed if you happen to be *lucky enough* to stumble upon any unprepared one in the current reality he/she actually inhabits? Furthermore, going back to their Golden Road still requires concetration ; aka a roll of Composure and Wits, and thus even a dice pool of 20 (10 Geonosis means they can push their attributes up to 10) still has a chance of failure. If we ignore the hassle of the (*reality saving*) Pax Arcanum for this hypothetical conflict,place said conflict where paradox is not an issue, say the Archmage has no Quintessence, yet he/she has enough Arcane Experience for the fight, and say the Archmage has to think on his/her feat instead of preparing; how does an Archmasters Golden Road augmented spell (say a forces spell that could at the max: have 10 potency, target 256+ people, attack 100+ sized targets, 2+ mile radius AoF, last 20+ turns, and are literally infinite when prolonged) compare to the full might of an Arisen's magic?

Thanks for saying so!