Dnd Cultists

Transported to a medieval world, I became Field—a disgraced noble. I learned women here could awaken as "Chosen Maidens"—beautiful and powerful. But before I could celebrate, my cheap father and glamorous stepmother exiled me to a monster-infested wasteland! Worse? This entire empire—no, this entire world—is rotten to the core. Cruel aristocrats, cultists worshipping horrors, unspeakable monstrosities, and conspiracies lurking everywhere... all gunning for me. *Fine. You wanna play dirty?* *I quit being human!* Sister got a fiefdom a hundred times richer? **Loot it!** Brother tending sheep peacefully? **Loot him dry!** Tribes so poor they’ve only got rags? **Straight up snatch their beauties!** Elven Queen: "Where’d my World Tree go?!" Human Emperor: "Beats me!" Demon King: *Muffled sobbing* "My succubi... all gone..." Field: *Cracks knuckles* "What a miserable world. Time to clear this godsforsaken game."

Lance Mercer's life is painfully normal. He works IT support in a basement office where printers scream, coworkers cry over Bluetooth, and lunch is a rotating tragedy of lukewarm noodles and existential dread. He's got a dog named Dario, a cursed coffee addiction, and a daily goal of making it to 5:01 PM without committing a felony. Then he buys milk. Now he's being hunted by unmarked helicopters, cultists in cow masks, and possibly the U.S. government. Reality keeps glitching when he sneezes, his dog might be telepathic, and there's a chance he's bonded with an ancient cosmic dairy god. He just wanted cereal. (Inspired by DanDaDan and Parasyte: The Maxim)

When her village is attacked, she barely survives—only to wake up at a campfire, rescued by an adventurer unlike any she’s ever known. Arden, a Platinum-Class adventurer, is a legend—renowned, powerful, and seemingly untouchable. She has no idea why he saved her or why he lets her tag along. But as she watches him pull off absurd feats that defy reason, she starts to wonder if she’s found her place in this chaotic world. Between cultist plots, dangerous magic, and strange alliances, she’s in way over her head. But while Arden seems unstoppable, she soon realizes he’s not as invincible as everyone thinks. And maybe—just maybe—she has a role to play in all this, too.

In a world where power is everything, and every child awakens their magic at fifteen, Luke Wayne was expected to inherit greatness. As the only son of one of the Four Great Families of the Human Empire, his path should have been gilded in gold—if only his father cared enough to look his way. Raised in silence and shadows after his mother died giving birth to him, Luke prepares for his awakening with no expectations. But the night before his fifteenth birthday, time stops. Literally. A cosmic voice echoes through the frozen world, offering him a system like no other—The Infinite roll system. (DND system) Unlimited chances. Infinite possibilities. One slot. He can roll forever for a single skill and a single affinity, while time itself holds its breath. But once he chooses, the game changes forever. Yet, with great power comes scrutiny. The gods whisper. Champions watch. The world shifts. Because a boy who can unravel fate is more dangerous than any war.

Rune was a soldier forged in the crucible of war. Afghanistan had stripped him of innocence, blurred the lines between right and wrong, and left him with blood on his hands and ghosts in his mind. He survived firefights, ambushes, and the slow erosion of his own morality—until the battlefield swallowed him whole. And then he woke up somewhere else. A world not his own. A realm of crumbling kingdoms, monstrous beasts, and ancient evils that whisper from the shadows. Here, magic is real, demons walk in daylight, and the gods play dice with mortal lives. Rune, armed with nothing but his instincts and fractured memories, must navigate a land where trust is a luxury and survival is a daily gamble. But this world doesn’t just want his strength—it demands his soul. When an aggrieved man offers him a strange quest—“The Chef's Assistant”—Rune is thrust into a chain of events that will test the last remnants of his humanity. As he battles cultists, navigates political intrigue, and confronts horrors that defy reason, Rune must decide: will he become the monster this world expects him to be, or will he claw his way back to the man he once was? War broke him. This world might finish the job. But in the ashes of violence, a spark of redemption still flickers.

Mythic Ascension: Rise of the Spear Saint Tags: Urban Fantasy • Found Family • Humor + Action • Misfit MC • Hidden Power • Smart-Mouthed Weapon • Gritty Setting • Prophecy with Punchlines Kyren Omari isn’t some chosen hero. He’s a broke teen hustling soup with a busted spear and a sarcastic younger brother. But when the sky lights up with his name and a mysterious power downloads into his soul—laughing all the way—Kyren becomes public enemy number one. Now everyone wants his head: bounty hunters, cultists, and a very formal assassin with a book that says Kyren’s story should end... immediately. He’s outgunned, undertrained, and his martial style won’t stop roasting him. So what does he do? He fights back.

"Oh Lord Lunareio, you are the only one who can save our world." ... My name is Rikuya Takatsuki, and I didn’t ask to be summoned to some fantasy world with my classmates. But there I was, expected to be a hero and protect the Kingdom from Realm Eaters, dimensional monsters chewing through reality. Apparently, all the races summoned forth heroes of legend, which was sort of a shocker to me since it wasn’t the cliché "slay the demon king" trope. Sounds cool, right? Wrong. While everyone else got flashy powers and legendary classes, I was slapped with the FFF Auto Hero class—no skills, no perks, and no respect. The kingdom handed me some pocket change and politely told me to scram. Fine by me. I was all set on enjoying the easy life in this new world anyways, when out of nowhere a bunch of cultists kidnapped me, claiming I’m their prophesied god or whatever. They gave me a mansion, unlimited snacks, and zero responsibilities, so of course, I played along. But then my so-called useless class kicked in. Turns out Auto Hero means my body hijacks itself whenever there’s danger, turning me into some kind of unstoppable killing machine. Efficient? Sure. Ethical? Not so much. Now everyone thinks I’m this terrifying cult leader who takes down monsters, corrupt kings, and anyone dumb enough to stand in my way. While my classmates enjoy their shiny hero lives, I’m here in the shadows, leading a cult, toppling kingdoms, and pretending I have some grand plan. The truth? I’m just winging it. I mean... what’s the worst that could happen?

Void of Selorantei — Synopsis In the shadowed metropolis of Thornevale, the supernatural walk unseen, hidden behind glamours and ancient pacts. But when the Void of Selorantei—a cursed relic that devours light, memories, and love—is stolen, the delicate balance between humans and creatures of the night crumbles. Kael Vireon is a broken man—exiled vampire prince, war criminal, and reluctant protector of a city that once hunted him. Haunted by a lost love tied to the Void and hunted by syndicates, cultists, and even former allies, Kael must form dangerous alliances with villains, witches, and rebel vampires to survive. But as the Void slowly awakens within him, Kael begins to question: Is he still the hunter… or the beginning of the end? In a world where romance can be deadly and loyalty is currency, Kael's path blurs between hero, monster, and myth. Because love in Selorantei... was never meant to save you.

A cultist killed in a outrage of belief reincarnates into a world full of religion and power but instead of backing down he doubles down starting over and showing the way the true god.

Mandie is a woman that has been through a lot in life starting from when she was young. still dealing with her parents death when she was a child, she goes through a lot in life. Saved by her best friend She learns that she is special and has to learn what she has to do... Save the world or is it a dream? keep listening to find out.

Blackridge is a city where shadows breathe, and memories lie. Ten years ago, forensic profiler Elijah Graves walked away from the unsolved Cipher Veil murders. Now, a photo appears—of him, at a crime scene he doesn’t remember. As cryptic ciphers start arriving at his door, reality fractures. Victims return in whispers. Cultists emerge from the fog. And beneath it all lies a power hidden in blood… To survive, Elijah must reopen the Veil Case—but this time, it’s not just about catching a killer. It’s about not becoming one. Sanity is a currency. Trust is a weapon. And the truth might be the final cipher.

Is it fate, something that cannot be changed...? That's what Erica remembers from her previous life... In her new life, she's merely a child from the slums, struggling to become a powerful mage to survive in this foreign new world. Unfortunately, this new world isn't a simple fantasy realm; it's a world she knows all too well. The new world is none other than the Otome game she once played, now a grim reality with a horrific ending. The true cataclysm is about to begin. The known fates of several key figures are destined for tragedy, victims of their efforts to overcome the rebels' onslaught, monster waves devastating kingdoms, the threat of demonic cultists, and the resurrection of the Demon Lord himself. Can Erica survive while simultaneously altering the destinies of these important characters...? Many things will unfold, but alas, Erica is not the main character in this story.

After centuries sealed in the void, the Demon King Azrakar is reincarnated as Kazuki Arata, a bullied high school student with no memory of his past. As fragments of his demonic power awaken, Kazuki is hunted by angels, cultists, and old enemies—while struggling with a human heart that questions everything he once was. Can a demon learn to live... or will his past consume him?

“What happens when you come face to face with the end of the world, get saved and taken to a new one, apparently? I had no idea what lay in store for me, but I never truly imagined anything like this, giant monsters worshiped by crazy cultists, robot soldiers and a whole new crazy reality filled with power beyond understanding… What can I say, at least it’s not boring”

Spin-off story from the “Tales Of Dreams & Nightmares”. My name’s Dreamsworth, and I rely heavily on my pair of magical Dice to decide my fate. Whatever number it lands on will be my decision, my direction, and my strength. Nowadays, however, I’ve been a little bit stuck in this strange city ruled by idiot cultists. No matter what I do, I can’t seem to leave the City, and instead, I keep coming back… specifically right next to a half-blood little girl… Hopefully, this doesn’t escalate into anything crazy involving the awakening of a mad old god.

A story set in a fantasy, medieval world, with a the supernatural, natural, hope you all enjoy and please write some reviews! Credits to J_Void (names were originally in his campaign, players decided to use them in this one)

Three years ago, a portal to another world tore open, revealing a realm of magic, monsters, and kingdoms locked in endless war. Aeron Carter, a young soldier with a power he barely understands, joins the elite Aether Strike Corps—not for glory, but to uncover the truth behind his father’s mysterious disappearance. But the Other World is not what it seems. As Aeron and his squadmates battle cultists, assassins, and creatures beyond imagination, they begin to unravel secrets that could change everything. A prince accused of treason seeks vengeance, while the Demon King’s own son fights to prove his father was never the evil tyrant the world believes him to be. With enemies lurking in the shadows and an unknown force watching his every move, Aeron must decide: will he embrace his dangerous ability, even if it means becoming the very thing he fears? In a world where heroes and villains are just perspectives, where do you draw the line between justice and revenge?

This is based on a DND campaign with my friends, but is following someone else's story.

Short version: Sacrificed to an ancient cult, a broken soul awakens not as prey, but as the god they tried to resurrect. Long version: In a world drowned by endless seas and ancient myths, William, a modern soul thrown into a game-like world, awakens as the chosen vessel for the forgotten Winged Lord. Captured by a fanatic cult and on the brink of death, he does the unthinkable: he steals the identity of the being they tried to resurrect. Now reborn as a newly formed Mythical existence, he must walk the thin line between man and god, memory and madness. His body is no longer human, and the world no longer treats him as one. Cultists revere him, witches fear him, and monsters challenge his throne. But William is no puppet. He will carve his name into this world's soul, even if he must remake it in his image. A tale of mystic corruption, dark transformation, and mythborne power begins. What to expect: Global Transmigration Game-like mechanics and hidden systems Mythical ascension and spiritual battles Witches, rituals, and twisted devotion MC walks the line between human and divine Dark fantasy, mature themes, slow-burn world building ......................................................... Author Note: After chapter 5, the average words for each chapter is around 3000 to 3500. Upload Schedule should be on Tuesday & Friday around 7:30 UTC+7. Also Uploaded On Scribble Hub And RR.

Marisol never imagined she was anything more than an ordinary, broken girl—until her life fell apart. A family that neglected her, the destruction of her beloved stuffed doll, and a spiraling series of tragedies reveal a darker truth: she is a dark seed, an unwitting fragment of a malevolent force known as the Core. Destined to bring chaos and destruction, she is caught between the pull of her own darkness and the world’s desperate attempts to erase her existence. When Eri, a Gothic Lolita demon born from the Core’s influence, emerges from the shadows to protect her, Marisol embarks on a harrowing journey of survival. Hunted by cultists who worship the Core, pursued by a determined scientist seeking to harness her powers for salvation, and haunted by her growing connection to a cosmic battle between light and dark, Marisol must uncover the truth of her existence. Guided by Aiden, a detective whose unwavering belief in her challenges her darkest instincts, Marisol resists the whispers of the Core. But every step closer to freedom pulls her deeper into the eternal conflict between Sylva, the guardian of the Tree of Life, and the Core’s remnants. As the lines between hero and villain blur, Marisol faces an impossible choice: to surrender to the Core’s influence or carve her own path at a devastating cost.

My name is Fiubun, the second child of a fatherless family. Son of a stunningly gorgeous songstress mother with (probably) angelic blood, brother to a half tiger beastmen sister with a killer sexy body, and a recently-matured, full tiger beastman myself. But I'm a weird kid. "Too curious for my own good," others have said, and I think they're kind of right, especially when it comes to magic, but is the desire to learn really that bad of a thing? I'm a tiger, not a fucking housecat, so I can deal with a bit of danger. In fact, I can deal with a lot of danger, but only because I have to. There are many dangerous things and beings in the Shattered Realms, and my fate seems to be set in having me meet with quite a number of them. My curiosity will become my bane because there seems to be quite a lot of power to be gained from forbidden knowledge, but with a fate like mine, curiosity is a strength. We live in the Dark Forest of Hatarvros, an actual city named "Dark Forest of Hatarvros" (yes, it's a weird name, but blame the rulers, who want to please the Gods, and They're pretty weird) (and also, yes, there's an actual Dark Forest outside of Hatarvros), which is near the Edge of Reality of the Vorosza Kingdom of Clouds and Moss (another weird name because Gods). Even though we're in one of the Good Nations, we still have to watch for monsters that spawn from the wild magical energies at the Edge. And that's not the only danger. There are Trickster Gods that mess with the soulful, demons that haunt places of sin, Xenos who try to take our lands, Outsiders who attempt to subvert our religion, Tears of Reality that can pull unsuspecting people into deadly pockets of space, unpredictable Trickster Gods like Santa and Roulette, and the ever-present fear that one day a Broken Realm full of powerful beasts will wander too close to the Central Realms, and then our lands will be ravaged once again. On the more tangible side of dangers, there's the Carrion Grove who hates all living, pirates that hide in the Warpspace, cultists of The Seven Wretched Fetuses who poison our minds, the Shadah House of Fae Rulers who want to enslave all other races, the Kamae of the High Heavens who keep starting wars, invasions of abominations from the Cursed Realms, the annoying Poop Rage Monkeys, the Wandering Elemental Gods ruining crops, and even the other Good Nations of the Central Realms who constantly bicker and raid each other. But right now, what's most concerning for us are the rumors that the Mayor has been procuring guns. That can't be for dealing with monsters because you need experienced hunters for that, not just more weapons, so people are saying that war might be coming. I guess it may be a good idea to learn magic so that I can at least prepare for the worst. I have some money stored, and hopefully, it'll be enough to pay the tuition of a school of magic… -------------------- *Content Warning*: gore, profanity, sexual content (male/female, female/female, and human/non-human (*not for the faint of heart*)), traumatizing content *What to expect*: A rather slow story focused on character interactions, the MC's gradual growth and development, and the exploration of the Shattered Realms. A bit dark but not grimdark, though it'll have its "moments." The plot exists, but it *slowly* becomes relevant. Detailed environments and extensive world-building. Tactical and strategic combat. A rather deep and complex magical system. *Lots* of descriptive sex scenes, but not like the usual smut novel where sex is the goal of reading. A harem where each character has a different relationship with the MC. Occasional weird wording and grammar because English isn't my first language. This story will also be uploaded to a number of other sites soon. -- Cover is a temporary placeholder until I commission a proper one.

"Decided to continue" Troy was just your average guy: part-time barista, full-time sarcasm machine, until he found himself accidentally summoned to another world by a bunch of middle-aged cultists. The kicker? They thought he was the Ultimate Villain, the prophesied bringer of doom, all because he happened to be wearing foam demon horns for a costume party. Surprise! He wasn’t the dark lord they were looking for... but he did get some seriously overpowered skills in the process. Now stuck in a fantasy world where everyone either wants to worship him or assassinate him, Troy decides he's not playing by anyone else's rules. With a unique blend of absurd luck, hidden powers, and a talent for improvising magic like a toddler with fireworks, he’s carving his own path: one fireball, awkward battle, and poorly timed one-liner at a time. Will Troy become the villain everyone expects, the hero no one saw coming, or just the most chaotic wildcard this world has ever seen? One thing’s for sure: world domination was never on his to-do list… until now.

[Hiatus] [2025 WSA ENTRY] Darin was just a simple blacksmith. He wanted a quiet life, a steady job, and maybe enough money to fix the hole in his roof. But fate had other plans. Thanks to an unfortunate mix of coincidences, a ridiculous prophecy, and some very excitable villagers, Darin suddenly finds himself labeled as the reincarnation of an ancient, all-powerful Dark Lord. Now, knights want to slay him, cultists want to worship him, and political schemers want to manipulate him, all while he desperately tries to convince everyone that he is just some guy. With misunderstandings piling up faster than he can escape them, Darin must navigate a world that insists on making him its next great villain… whether he likes it or not. A comedy of mistaken identity, accidental power plays, and one very confused protagonist, I Was Mistaken for the Reincarnated Evil Overlord is a lighthearted fantasy adventure where every denial only makes things worse. [NO HAREM]

Kazuki Hayashi was Earth's greatest swordsman until the day the Moon began to fall. In humanity's final hour, as reality itself tore apart, he made the ultimate sacrifice—wielding a forbidden technique that cost him his life but somehow delayed the apocalypse. Now, 10,000 years later, he awakens in a world where the Moon hangs impossibly close to Earth, held in place by ancient seals that are slowly breaking. Magic flows through the world like blood, and humanity has evolved into various factions each wielding different aspects of the cosmic forces unleashed during the Moonfall Event. But Kazuki isn't just reincarnated—he's been chosen by the Eternal System, a mysterious power that remembers every skill, technique, and experience from his past life and countless others who fought against the cosmic horror. As memories surface and his abilities return, he discovers that the Moon's approach wasn't natural—it was pulled by something that still hungers for Earth's destruction. Armed with skills that transcend mortal understanding and the knowledge of his past life, Kazuki must navigate a world of sky cities, lunar cultists, and reality-bending magic while racing to prevent the true Moonfall that will consume everything

currently making a dnd necromancer im just writing down ideas here

(Mature Audiences 18+ Only - Contains Graphic Violence, Explicit Sexual Content, Cosmic Horror, and Profane Themes) She was a forgotten nightmare, a primordial demoness stirring from eons of slumber with one blasphemous goal: to birth a god-killer and drown the heavens in blood and ecstasy. LILITU, ancient mother of transgression, has had enough of the sterile, parasitic gods who rule creation. When a desperate cult in sin-drenched Babylon attempts a ritual to conceive a divine child, Lilitu seizes her chance. She doesn't just answer their prayers – she hijacks their pathetic orgy, choosing a terrified young cultist, LYRA, as the unwilling, then terrifyingly transformed, vessel for a power beyond all reckoning. This is no blessed virgin birth. This is a cosmic violation. Dragged into the lightless abyss beneath the city, Lyra becomes the first Womb of Flame. Her humanity is flayed, her body grotesquely, beautifully remade as she feeds on the souls of her former brethren, consumes the dying essence of a forgotten god, and communes with artifacts from the Outer Dark that whisper secrets of pain and pleasure intertwined. Every drop of stolen power, every scream of terror, every shudder of profane ecstasy, nourishes the INFERNAL HEIR gestating within her – a divine abomination destined to fuck the stars themselves into submission. Book I: Womb of Flame charts this unholy genesis. From a hijacked ritual in a subterranean hell, through the vessel's terrifying apotheosis, to the climactic, apocalyptic birth of a being whose first cry will be a declaration of war against all creation. Can one mortal girl survive becoming the mother of a monster-god? Can Lilitu's grand, rebellious design succeed against the might of entrenched divinities? And what happens when the Heir, once born, unleashes its own insatiable, terrifying desires upon a world unprepared for such exquisite damnation? Dive into a saga of explicit dark fantasy, demonic erotica, and cosmic horror where sin is salvation, pleasure is power, and the only true prayer is a scream of ultimate, soul-shattering release. The heavens will tremble. Babylon will burn. And you will never look at motherhood the same way again.

Long ago, a divine being scattered seeds into the souls of humankind. These "Godseeds" bloom in moments of extreme emotion, giving birth to creatures shaped by their host’s inner world—some glorious, others monstrous. Power surged, and with it came ruin. Fifty years later, the world fractures under the weight of the bloom. The Purists hunt bloomers like disease. The Cultists force awakening in the name of salvation. The Ascendants seek godhood at any cost, while the Disciples of the Void strive to abandon all feeling—and the seed itself. In the heart of this broken world, a boy loses everything when his father blooms in grief and becomes a monster. Now hunted, hated, and burdened by a seed he never wanted, he walks the edge between becoming what he despises and uncovering a path no one has dared walk: To bloom without consuming. To rise without abandoning his humanity. But the seed is hungry. And the world does not forgive those who resist what they were "chosen" to become.

**"Greedy Space Rogues vs. Black Hole Cultists: A Cosmic Cash Grab Gone WRONG!"**

Allen’s life came to an abrupt end thanks to train-kun hugging him too tightly. But death was only the beginning. Reborn into a world of magic and adventure, Allen expected to live out his second chance as some kind of hero. Unfortunately, his reality is far less glamorous: no overpowered abilities, no world-saving quests, and no clue what he's supposed to do next. Yet, he was content. He never had a decent family, so when an elf took him in... it was like magic. Allen or rather Sol decides to give this life a decent shot; finding friends, training a bit, and relaxing. Life was good...until it wasn't (courtesy of yours truly).

The god killer is a story based off of a DND campaign in a more novel style than an actual DND game. most of it is my own imagination filling in gaps. The story is about a group of pirates who find themselves in a bigger plot then themselves.