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Lust for Darkness

**Lust for Darkness** is a psychological horror game developed by Play Way. It was Kickstarter funded in September 2017 and was released in June 2018 for PC. The game contains erotic scenes and violence. A sequel, Lust from Beyond, was planned for 2020, but was delayed and eventually released on March 12, 2021.

## Overview

(via Kickstarter)
Jonathan Moon receives a letter from his wife who has gone missing a year before. Following information from the message he heads for a secluded mansion where an eldritch, occult ceremony takes place. Gates to another world - the profane, perverse land of Lusst’ghaa - are opened.

Walk around a Victorian mansion, that has been property of the Yelvertons for generations. The building, inspired with Victorian architecture is also a meeting place of a mysterious cult. The mansion's corridors are filled with works of art and terrifying erotic devices of times past.

## Media

### Videos

Lust for Darkness - Official Gameplay Trailer (Psychological Horror Game) 2017Lust for Darkness - Teaser Trailer

## References

* https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1752350052/lust-for-darkness/description Kickstarter]
Friendship Combo

Sometimes your heroes perform a "Friendship Combo" in Battle. One or more heroes will perform their basic attack additionally to the attack of your current attacking hero. It does not matter, if the attacking hero uses his basic attack or any skill.

The chance of a Friendship Combo depends on how often those heroes have fought together - there is a type of leveling system, where the two heroes can increase their friendship. There is a maximum chance (maximum friendship level), which can be reached.

HINT: In older versions of the game the \*Friendship Level\* between the heroes was displayed and visible. It's currently not visible anymore.
Red Branch Bandit Wolf

"Alone? Why... you're never alone when you've got a dog." Red Branch Bandit to her victims

## Description

A wolf bred by the Red Branch and trained to hunt down and finish off weakened enemies.

## Analysis

More dangerous than its common counterpart, this critical-based wolf has the ability to deal huge amount of damage which is a guaranteed crit.

Its basic attack deals damage twice with a chance to wound. Anyone attacking this wolf gets marked with a bullseye, where the first hit they receive becomes a crit. Although they're part of the Red Branch, they do not have the passive skill and instead share the same passive skill as any other wolf, boosting its ATK when another wolf ally is around

Red Branch Bandit Wolves are only fought in Skein. They will not hesitate to use *Critical Pounce* to take down your weakest hero.
Doreen Austerlitz

Doreen Austerlitz (1892 - 1960) was a professor of psychology and philosophy. She was well-known for her controversial ideas on other worlds, writing them down in a book called "The Nature of Universes."

She eventually became aquainted with Benedict Yelverton, helping him study the madness of his mother, Harriet Yelverton (though Benedict hid the exact nature of their relationship). The book of his father, Milton Yelverton, was a revelation for Doreen, giving her greater insight to another world. Benedict was obsessed with the idea of a conjunction between our world and Lusst'ghaa, and Doreen saw it as a chance to throw off the shackles of humanity.

Their quest for transcendence required the child of a Seeing as a sacrifice. To find one, Doreen recruited some of her fellow academics, who then drew in powerful figures of business and politics. Not wishing to see the group grow too large, she limited its numbers, making it only for the elite. They became the Cult of Ecstasy. When Benedict distanced himself from the cult, Doreen fully took over.

When cult member Lasih discovered that Benedict Yelverton was the child of a Seeing, the cult wanted to use him as a sacrifice. To prevent this and thwart the Cult, Benedict committed suicide.

In the years that followed, Doreen controlled the Cult and sought another Seeing. During this time she had a child, Maurice. Maurice was a degenerate who squandered the advantages of his birth, and was a disappointment to her.

Eventually, Doreen discovered that she was terminally ill. Fearing that she would not complete her quest to lead the Cult to Lusst'ghaa, she groomed young Willard Yelverton as her replacement as leader. In December of 1960, she wrote to Lasih about this, regretting that she would be leaving him.

Satisfied that Willard would succeed, she died happy.

For a while, Maurice took over the Cult, but was indeed eventually replaced by Willard.

## Lust from Beyond: Prologue (Spoilers)

Doreen is honored by the new incarnation of the Cult of Ecstasy with a statue of her in their new mansion.
Lily

**Lily** is a young musician and member of a band called The Ruby. At the start of Lust from Beyond, she is engaged to Victor Holloway.

She is voiced by Sara Secora.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

During Lily and Victor's 1-year anniversary, Victor gifts Lily a guitar. Afterward, they begin to have sex. Lily tells Victor to slow down, but Victor ignores her, causing Lily to throw him off her angrily. Victor then has another vision of Lusst'ghaa and wakes up violently from it. When Lily tries to reach out a hand to Victor to help him up, he instinctively slaps her hand away.

Victor feels guilty about essentially committing rape and assault and Lily sends him to a psychotherapist, Dr. Charles Austerlitz, convincing him that he can help with his visions and sexual urges. When Victor goes to his appointment, however, he discovers that Dr. Austerlitz is in fact leader of the Scarlet Lodge, a group of maddened cultists who want to use his Seeing powers to find a way to heal their insanity from Lusst'ghaa. Victor would have remained their captive, but Jonathan and Amanda rescue him. In response, Dr. Austerlitz seemingly captures Lily to force Victor to return to him. Victor and Jonathan conduct a raid on the Eden Theatre to save Lily, but when Victor finds Lily, Lily calls out to the members of the Scarlet Lodge to seize Victor.

In truth, Lily is a member of the Scarlet Lodge, sent to observe and track Victor due to Victor being a Seeing. She initially took to her mission with a detached indifference and was the one who sent Victor to Dr. Austerlitz, knowing that Austerlitz would imprison Victor and exploit his abilities. When Victor escaped, Lily devised a plan to pretend to be captured by Austerlitz, knowing Victor would rush to her "rescue."

Lily, however, did eventually develop feelings for Victor during their relationship, and deeply regretted her actions while Victor was in captivity. She gave Victor the key to his handcuff and his gun, allowing him to kill his way out of the Eden Theatre. After Victor deals with a cornered Dr. Austerlitz, he attempts to reconcile with Lily and they confess their maintained feelings for one another despite everything, but then Jonathan abruptly shoots Lily in the head, killing her.

## Appearance (Spoilers)

In her regular outfit, Lily wears a red tank-top with her band's logo on it, dark tan shorts, and hot Converse sneakers. She sports an elaborate tattoo on her left forearm.

Later, Lily reappears in her Scarlet Lodge attire, which is more revealing.
Torture Chambers (Eden Theatre)

Underneath the Eden Theatre, the torture chambers are an area stocked with torture devices for use by the Scarlet Lodge. One of the rooms is a storage area (with an iron maiden visible). One room at the end seems to be an office filled with curtains. Behind one of these curtains is a safe holding a Ruby. Behind another is a sodomy room.
Zhadhr'ithesz

**Zhadhr'ithesz** was the leader of the Caste of the Omniscient, who opposed lauv'abrarc in the civil war for control of Lusst'ghaa. After his defeat in the city of Ngaarren, he was made the first of the Enthralled.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

At the same time that Victor Halloway begins his infiltration of the Eden Theatre, Dr. Austerlitz is teaching the Scarlet Lodge about "the latest findingsof the history of the fall of Zhadhr'ithesz."
Jester Mask Cultist

The cultist with the jester mask was a member of the Cult of Ecstasy in 2018. She was in the main entrance hall of Yelverton Manor, waiting for the ritual to begin.

   When the cultists were allowed downstairs, she was found in a threesome with two other cultists.

Later, she is found in Lusst'ghaa, injured but having sex with a cultist wearing a blood tear mask.
Jail (Eden Theatre)

The jail is a series of holding cells two levels underneath the Eden Theatre. One room is stocked with furnaces and seems to be a processing room for corpses, attended by Danny.

When Sabinian is caught as a spy by the Scarlet Lodge, he was brought to the jail, but seemingly escaped as Jonathan did not find him in his cell. There was only a dead body (that wasn't Sabinian's) in the cell.
Corbie Keymaster

"I know the gate. I am the gate. I am the key and guardian of the gate. Past, present, future, all are one! Cawww"! Unknown Keymaster

## Description

The Corbie master, unlocking the gates of life to restore all allies to life... Or granting them maximum attack and defense.

## Analysis

The most renowned Corbie hero notorious for his passive skill that causes Silence to the entire enemy team on the first turn, making him a commonly used Arena hero. His speed is the only problem

His other notable skill allows him to revive all downed allies with a moderate amount of HP, which is best used if his speed is high so that your allies can take turn. He also has buff skill that grants all allies double damage and a high amount of DEF, though this skill is lacklustre as the buff duration is only 1 turn.

Corbie Keymaster isn't found anywhere in the world map. Unless you have a silence immune pet or Rolanda the Lion in your party, this hero will mess up your team in the first turn by disabling your skills. Otherwise he'll buff or revive his allies when he sees fit. Like all corbies killing him will reduce the DEF of your team
Willard Yelverton

**Willard D. Yelverton** is the major antagonist of the 2018 erotic horror game, *Lust for Darkness.* He is the son of Benedict Yelverton and an unnamed servant at Yelverton Manor.

Willard's father died before his birth, and he was raised by his mother. During his young life he fell under the sway of Doreen Austerlitz, who shaped the boy. She turned him into a sociopath whose one goal to was to carry on her work to open the way to Lusst'ghaa. As a teenager he killed his mother and then joined the Cult of Ecstasy. He soon became its leader, pressing on and leading the way to completing Doreen's plan.

In an old Yelverton house, he found letters written by his grandmother, Harriet Yelverton, that revealed that she had a child out of wedlock. Tracing the family of this bastard led him to Amanda Moon. Like Harriet, Amanda was one of the Seeing.

He is voiced by Gianni Matragrano.

## Lust for Darkness (Spoilers)

Willard gathers the Cult of Ecstasy at Yelverton Manor for a ritual to open the gates to Lusst'ghaa. The key to this ceremony is his child by Amanda Moon, and it is a success. However, after several cultists die in the Land of Eternal Ecstasy, some (such as Sabinian) question Willard's leadership, and he is forced to kill several of his own followers.

Willard also attempts to kill Jonathan Moon, but the other man proves adept at escaping Yelverton. Finally, Willard confronts Jonathan and slits his own throat in front of him, saying that his ideas are already out in the world. This proves correct, as Amanda Moon comes to embrace Yelverton's beliefs, eventually telling her husband that "Willard was right."

## Lust from Beyond: Prologue (Spoilers)

Willard is honored by the new incarnation of the Cult of Ecstasy with a statue in their new mansion.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

When in the Chamber of Trinity, Amanda talked to Victor about Willard. She said that Yelverton also visited the Chamber of Trinity, and became the avatar of lauv'abrarc himself. This explains Yelverton's power in Lust for Darkness.

## Speculation

Given that Willard was mentored by Doreen, who died in 1960, Willard was in his sixties when he died. Given his strength and resilience (at odds with his age), plus the supernatural powers he exhibits in Lusst'ghaa, fans wondered as to whether he was fully human. His extraordinary gifts were finally explained in Lust from Beyond.

## Trivia

* Gianni Matragrano also voices Jonathan Moon, the first game's protagonist.
Beak Mask Cultist

The cultist with a beak mask was a member of the Cult of Ecstasy in 2018. She was standing in the main entrance hall of Yelverton Manor, waiting for the ritual to begin.

Her mask is one of those found by Amanda when she first woke up.

When the cultists moved downstairs, she was found getting orally serviced by the cultist with the black wave mask.

After the gates to Lusst'ghaa open, she is found dead on the theater stage with another dead female cultist nearby.
Ephraim

**Ephraim** (real name Liam Irvin Eaton) is a member of the Cult of Ecstasy in 2020 / 21.

## Lust from Beyond: Prologue (Spoilers)

He was instructed by Sabinian to search the home of Amanda Moon but could not locate her. Ephraim then wrote to Theodore, warning that Sabinian was becoming obsessed with Amanda. He also suspected that Sabinian was spending time with the Scarlet Lodge and doubted his loyalty.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

After the kidnapping of Lily, Ephraim is one of the people that Victor can ask for help from. However, he refuses to join in an attack on the Scarlet Lodge, unless his mood should change and he feel like "killing [him]self."

After the 6-month timeskip, Victor can speak to Ephraim again after the orgy in the dining room, which Ephraim did not attend. Ephraim expresses resentment towards Victor, as Victor is far newer in the Cult compared to him, yet seems to have Amanda's favor. He also resents how Victor dealt with Jonathan, whom Ephraim saw as a friend.
Lust from Beyond: Scarlet

**Lust From Beyond: Scarlet** is a game released in October 2020, and the second of two free-to-play prequel stories for Lust from Beyond. The first free-to-play prequel was Lust from Beyond: Prologue. It is the third entry over-all in the "Lust-verse."

## Trivia

Scarlet was delayed due to a hidden secret room containing topless polaroids of one of the voice actresses. Despite the consent of the actress involved, this violated the terms and conditions of Steam (through which Scarlet was distributed) as the site does not allow real photos to be used in games on the platform. The photos were eventually altered with a filter before general release, to pass Steam's certification process.
Alan's Predecessor

**Alan's Predecessor** is the nickname of an unknown individual, sent by the Scarlet Lodge to explore Lusst'ghaa. This individual was the Lodge's Seeing at some point before their capture of Alan.

## Lust from Beyond: Scarlet (Spoilers)

On Alan's second trip to Lusst'ghaa, he is unable to get back to the Trail he created that would have led him back to Earth. Fortunately, he locates a Trail left by another Seeing, clearly one who came to Lusst'ghaa and (for whatever reason) never returned. It is unknown how many Seeing were used by the Scarlet Lodge before Alan, but the presence of that Trail confirms one at least.

## Speculation (Spoilers)

Since the Trail remained in Lusst'ghaa, then whoever made it during their arrival *must* still be in that realm (be they alive or dead). During his first trip, Alan does indeed spot another human, alive but trapped and being ravaged by tentacles. This woman may or may not be the one who left the Trail that ultimately leads to his escape, but she is certainly another Seeing.
Theodore

**Theodore** (real name Frederick Greene) is a member of the Cult of Ecstasy and their Master of Ceremonies in 2020 / 21.

## Lust from Beyond: Prologue (Spoilers)

Theodore has a great interest in Christopher and his potential as a Seeing. A letter in Theodore's room indicates that he is heavily involved in the plan to manipulate Christopher and bring him into the Cult.

It is Theodore that creates a potion to bring Christopher closer to Lusst'ghaa. The cultists gather to see the potion administered, chanting, and Christopher gets a glimpse of the Land of Eternal Lust. The cult is pleased, and after the ritual engage in an orgy. Theodore does not participate, and is later found injured, apparently wounded by Amanda's Child. He suggests that the ritual allowed them to see too much, and that they had made a mistake.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

Theodore is still the Master of Ceremonies a year later, evidently recovered from his wounds and, despite his worries, once more committed to the Path of Ecstasy. He helps Amanda in using a baby Vorh'n to enact a ritual that allows her to find Victor Holloway.

According to Mabel, Theodore has worn his mask since the fire that destroyed Yelverton Manor.

Theodore's fate is player-dependent. Should the player convince Theodore to help Mabel when she is injured by Amanda's Child, Theodore will point Victor to a potion and Mabel will survive. In the ending where the player surrenders to Amanda, Mabel will flee Sabinian's Mansion and Theodore will attempt to restrain her; however, she pushes him down a flight of stairs and he dies in agony. If the player does not save Mabel and surrenders to Amanda, Mabel will die of her wounds and Theodore will drag her body into the forest. He will witness lauv'abrarc's freedom and take off his robes, revealing his horrific burns underneath, and have sex with Mabel's corpse.

## Notes

Amanda's Child arrives at the mansion after Theodore uses his potion on Christopher, but it is unlikely that it is this ritual that drew the monster's attention. Christopher was hearing Amanda's voice before the ritual, so events were already in motion regardless of what Theodore did.
Crimson Mask Cultist

A cultist with a crimson mask was standing outside of Yelverton Manor. His mask is one of the ones found on display by Amanda when she first woke up.

Later, he (along with the cultist with a savage mouth mask) is inside the main entrance hall, temporarily barring cultists from headed downstairs and urging patience before the ritual began. At this point he had tidied up his hair from when he was outside.
Cat Ear Mask Cultist

The cultist with a cat ear mask was standing in the courtyard of Yelverton Manor. She was talking with the cultist with a black and white mask and the cultist with a blood tear mask.

Her mask was one of those found by Amanda when she woke up.

   Later, she was in the main entrance hall, talking to the cultist with the laughing devil mask and the cultist with the black and white mask.

When the cultists were allowed downstairs, she was found topless on a chair, gently touching herself.

Eventually, she is found dying in Lusst'ghaa, having been savaged by the Changed.
Bobby

**Bobby** is a man gifted with the powers of a Seeing.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

Bobby is captured by the Scarlet Lodge, who send him repeatedly to Lusst'ghaa, causing him to nearly lose his mind. He is saved by Amanda and Jonathan, who bring him back to Sabinian's Mansion.

During the winter solstice half a year later, Mabel tells Victor she is worried Bobby has disappeared, similar to how Christopher disappeared one and a half years ago. Victor replies that Bobby was excited about something the day before. Based on what happened to Christopher during the events of the Prologue and Amanda's dialogue later about sucking out Seeing powers, it can be surmised that Amanda invited Bobby to sex and Bobby was excited at the prospect of having mind-blowingly hot sex with the Queen of Ecstasy herself, but then Amanda killed him after taking his Seeing powers through sex.
Heroes

There are currently **186 heroes in Lionheart: Dark Moon**. Heroes are divided in 5 different **Properties**: Dark, Gaea, Mirror, Elemental and Wyld. The heroes also differ in **Rarity**, role and **Race**.

Alphabetical List of All Heroes

## Heroes Tiers

Here you will find listed each of the, currently 5, heroes' Tiers.

– **God Tier** (S)–

– **A Tier** –

– **B Tier** –

– **C Tier** –

## Here the links to every Hero's page by **Rarity**:

* **Common Heroes**
* **Rare Heroes**
* **Very Rare Heroes**
* **Epic Heroes**
* **Legendary Heroes**

## Here the links to every Hero's page by **Properties**:

* Sections

**Dark Heroes****Gaea Heroes****Mirror Heroes****Elemental Heroes****Wyld Heroes**

### Epic Heroes

\*Roles are not official but are related to the wiki curator analysis of the Hero skills, somehow ECG forgot to add, or simply did not intend to add the Supporter role.
Steven Hubbard

**Steven Hubbard** was the bass player in the band The Ruby. He was apparently lousy, but fellow member Lily did not feel it right to drop him.

Eventually, the player will find that Steve is, like Tim, a member of the Scarlet Lodge. He was a butler at the Yelverton Manor and was one of the cultists who transferred to Lusst'ghaa during Lust for Darkness. His experiences intensified his sexual urges. When Dr. Austerlitz first found him during his foray into Lusst'ghaa to save Rhea, he was masturbating with a severed leg. When Dr. Austerlitz took the leg, Steve shot a load at him and pinned him to the ground, after which Steve rubbed his penis against him before going off to do an Enthralled.

Steve has a strong fetish for a mixture of blood, feces, and semen. He is also charismatic and regularly defies the authority of Dr. Austerlitz. Should the player kill Dr. Austerlitz, he will assume command of the Scarlet Lodge.
Black Wave Mask Cultist

The cultist with the black wave mask was standing in the main entrance hall of Yelverton Manor. He was talking to the cultist with a mask of three faces.

   When the cultists were allowed downstairs, he was found giving oral pleasure to the cultist with the beak mask. His own mask was lying discarded nearby.
Ibrim Sentinel

"As the caravan entered the great gates, we saw the guards above us, skin burnished almost to bronze by the sun." Unknown Merchant

## Description

Watchman of Ibrim, with a sword that deals massive damage to enemies and leaves them stunned.

## Analysis

A standard damage dealer with a basic attack that can wound. He as an attack skill that deals higher damage to low-health targets best used if your basic attack isn't enough to finish them off, though most of the time this skill is more for a stylish killing blow.

He's mostly known for his stun skill which when upgraded can silence, leaving an enemy immobilized and disabled afterwards. His stats overall are pretty alright.

Ibrim Sentinels are fought in Ibrim. They initially use *Concuss* to disable one of your heroes, and then damage anyone afterwards. It is highly not recommended to use a charged skill before them.
Benedict Yelverton

Benedict Yelverton (born September 1, 1885, in Philadelphia) was the son of Harriet Yelverton and Milton Yelverton. He inherited both their fortune and his father's notes. By 1921 he had become fascinated with his mother's vision of Lusst'ghaa and wanted a conjunction of that world and ours.

Using the plans written down by his father, Benedict created Yelverton Manor, which was finished by 1925. The building's design was to aid in the conjunction of our world and Lusst'ghaa. However, he also needed a sacrifice, the child of a Seeing. To find such a candidate he became aquainted with Professor Doreen Austerlitz, sharing with her his father's journal. She shared the knowledge of Lusst'ghaa with fellow academics and later figures of business and poltiics. The assembled a group of rich occultists formed the Cult of Ecstasy.

The Cult proved unable to find a Seeing, but soon discovered that Benedict himself (child of Harriet Yelverton, herself a Seeing) would be perfect. By 1929, Benedict had grown to despise the Cult of Ecstasy and was content to let Doreen Austerlitz lead them. When she moved against him, he decided to thwart them by committing suicide. His heart was later removed from his body and put on display as a warning for the Cult.

After his death, one of the servants at Yelverton Manor gave birth to Benedict's son, Willard Yelverton.
Ghar'ne

**Ghar'ne** is a form of cancer that devours universes. It is also known as Corruption and is, in some unexplained way, composed from the Demiurges Transformation and Matter. It seems to act primarily by Corrupting Essence.

The initial universes created from the Demiurges - Matter infused with Essence and then Transformed into a new universe - did not survive long and the Demiurges constantly destroyed them with Ghar'ne so they could use the leftover pieces and try again. Eventually, the Demiurges changed their approach - rather than create a universe and leave it to its own devices, the Demiurges appointed a Trinity into each universe to guide it. These universes were more successful and continually evolved and changed, following the natural order of Transformation.

Lusst'ghaa became an exception to this rule when lauv'abrarc turned his people into the Changed, beings who felt nothing but lust and perpetual orgasm. Lusst'ghaa ceased to change and evolve - its denizens were now mindless, lustful creatures. Since Lusst'ghaa had violated the natural order of Transformation, the Demiurges inflicted Ghar'ne upon Lusst'ghaa, dooming it to ruin and death.

## Mechanics

In-game, Ghar'ne serves as a puzzle mechanic. First, the player will encounter sporangia of Ghar'ne growing throughout the structures of Lusst'ghaa. By feeding the sporangia with Essence, the tumor will grow and allow the player to walk over it, possibly allowing the player to traverse gaps. To feed the sporangia with Essence, the player must infect an Enthralled with the cancer, lead it to the sporangium, and kill it, allowing the corrupted Essence of the Enthralled to flow into the sporangium and cause it to grow.

   In addition, the player will encounter V'akl nodes, also symptoms of Ghar'ne. When approached, V'akl nodes will drain Victor's Essence meter, forcing the player to find a new source of Essence or find a way to get around the node without stepping through it.
Hidebehind Grimalkin

"We heard a rustle from the tree's branches and saw a black shape coiling around the trunk, fast as smoke. As we stared, it grinned, then vanished with a final chuckle." -Anonymous hunter

## Description

A strange magical cat rumored to be the son or daughter (no one dares ask) of an ancient feline Chimera. Capricious and rude, the Grimalkin spends most of its time playing tricks on everyone it encounters.
Trinity

The **Trinity** was a concept created by the Demiurges. Each realm was given three beings to act as avatars of the Demiurges to help guide and create life on that world. There was an Initiator, a Guide of Essence, and a Liberator.

In Lusst'ghaa, the Trinity was embraced by lauv'abrarc, Ac'mlale, and Ughro'ecna. Following the template of the Trinity, they fell into these roles:

* lauv'abrarc - The Initiator
* Ac'mlale - The Guide of Essence
* Ughro'ecna - The Liberator
Lily Potter

**Lily Potter**

**Biographical information**

**Born**

* 30 January, 1960/Cokeworth, Midlands, England, Great Britain

**Blood status**

* Muggle-born

**Marital status**

* Married

**Title(s)**

* Head Girl

**Physical information**

**Species**

* Human

**Gender**

* Female

**Hair colour**

* Auburn

**Eye colour**

* Bright green

**Skin colour**

* Light

**Family information**

**Family members**

* Mr Evans (father) †
* Mrs Evans (mother) †
* Petunia Dursley (née Evans) (sister)
* James Potter (husband)
* Harry James Potter (son)
* Vernon Dursley (brother-in-law)
* Dudley Dursley (nephew)
* Fleamont Potter (father-in-law) †
* Euphemia Potter (mother-in-law) †
* Potter family (in-laws)

**Magical characteristics**

**Wand**

* 10¼", Willow, unknown core

**Patronus**

* Doe

**Affiliation**

**House**

* Gryffindor

**Loyalty**

* Potter family
* Malfoy family
* Lovegood family
* Evans family
* Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
* Slug Club
* Gryffindor
* Order of the Phoenix
Black Beard Mask Cultist

The cultist with the black beard mask was standing outside the entrance to Yelverton Manor, checking people's invitations.

   Later, he was seen talking with the cultist with the red crown mask. Word from Sabinian was that those cultists entering Lusst'ghaa were dead, and doubting Willard's leadership, they decided to flee the Manor.
Ughro'ecna

**Ughro'ecna** is a being in Lusst'ghaa known as "the Great Liberator." He was a member of the Caste of the Omniscient until betraying them to lauv'abrarc and joining him as part of Lusst'ghaa's Trinity.
One of the artefacts associated with the Great Liberator was the Mask of Ughro'ecna.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

Amanda and Victor pass a statue of Ughro'ecna on their way to Xu'thrar. The statue screams as they pass, something that Amanda says has not happened before.
Amanda's Child

**Amanda's Child** is the unnamed second child of Amanda and Jonathan Moon.

## Lust for Darkness (Spoilers)

2 years after Jonathan rescues Amanda, she gives birth to their second child (their first child was forcefully aborted by Willard Yelverton). Jonathan checks in on the child before returning to Amanda. By the time he reaches her, Amanda has opened a portal to Lusst'ghaa and invites him to sex.

## Lust from Beyond: Prologue (Spoilers)

By time of the Prologue, just two years after it was born, the Child is a fast and brutal monster, larger than an adult human. It seemingly serves its mother, Amanda, who sends the Child to the new mansion of the Cult of Ecstasy to bring her Christopher.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

The Queen of Ecstasy side stories reveal that Amanda tried to live a normal life after Jonathan rescued her, but her growing sexual frustration, along with (possibly empowered by) her Seeing visions, eventually drove her to sacrifice her child to open a portal into Lusst'ghaa in an effort to sate her sexual urges. The ritual involved slitting the child's upper lip and offering it in prayer to the Lustful God. The ritual was successful and a portal opened, after which Jonathan arrived and Amanda broke him with sex (the ending scene from Lust for Darkness).

The Child, affected by Lusst'ghaa's energies, grew quickly into a monstrous, tall form with a tail. Its face sports a hole with the upper edge slit, reflecting how Amanda slit her child's upper lip to open her first portal into Lusst'ghaa. Amanda notes how heartbroken her husband was upon seeing what their child became.

While Victor is searching for Ughro'ecna's mask, Dominic and Donald discover Amanda had been hiding the truth about Xu'thrar; it is, in fact, a prison, not a technological hub that will heal Lusst'ghaa. They rebel against Amanda, but Amanda summons her Child into the Mansion. As happened during its first attack, the Child wreaks havoc on the Mansion's inhabitants, killing or severely injuring them. In particular, this is Mabel's and Theodore's second encounter with the Child; Mabel recognizes it from before and is again severely injured.

Should Victor choose to open Xu'thrar with Amanda, the Child can be seen standing at the gate alongside its mother.
Red Crown Cultist

This cultist wore a mask with an elaborate red top. She was chatting to a cultist with a white split mask in the grounds of Yelverton Manor.

Later, she was found reading a book in the library.

Some time later, she was spotted talking with the cultist with the black beard mask. The two were discussing word from Sabinian, who said that the cultists entering Lusst'ghaa were dead. The two, doubting Willard's leadership, decided to flee the Manor.
Demiurges

The Demiurges, or "overgods," are higher deities in the Lust-verse. The three Demiurges are Transformation, Essence, and Matter - creators, destroyers, and silent observers. Physical matter is infused with Essence and Transformation turns them into new ideas and universes.

The first universes created this way did not survive long and the Demiurges continually destroyed them with the corrupting cancer known as Ghar'ne so they could try again. Eventually the Demiurges decided to appoint a Trinity into each universe - comprised of an avatar of each Demiurge - to oversee the universe after creation. This approach proved more successful and the new universes grew and evolved - matter infused with Essence and then transformed into new things.

Lusst'ghaa became a notable exception to this order when lauv'abrarc (Lusst'ghaa's avatar of Transformation) transformed his people into the Changed, beings who only experienced lust and orgasm. Since the denizens of Lusst'ghaa no longer grew and evolved, Lusst'ghaa was no longer capable of Transformation. The Demiurges responded by inflicting Ghar'ne upon Lusst'ghaa, dooming the world to ruin. lauv'abrarc attempted to flee Lusst'ghaa to turn other worlds into similar lands of eternal ecstasy, but the Transformation Demiurge captured him, brought him back to Lusst'ghaa, and imprisoned him within Xu'thrar.
Ac'mlale

**Ac'mlale**, the **Inspired Mistress**, was a deity of Lusst'ghaa and a member of their Trinity (specifically, she was the avatar of Essence). She was the first to support lauv'abrarc when he had the idea to turn his people into beings that experienced only lust and orgasm. Her role was crucial, as she was the one who taught lauv'abrarc to use Essence.

Eventually, Amanda Moon would receive her power as her avatar, giving her unparalleled command of Essence and the ability to open portals to Lusst'ghaa at will.
Ursus Rager

"His once-white fur was red, his weapon broken, yet still not a single enemy had made it across the bridge."- The Defense of Ultrag Pass

## Ursus Rager

An exiled brawler, with punches that stun and knock the sense out of his foes. Don't get in the way of his fists!

## Analysis

A tanky fighter who can buff ATK and shield himself multiple times due to having only a single turn cooldown. His punches may stun when upgraded, though it not something you would rely on to disable targets. When heavily damaged at low health his DEF is raised temporarily which combined with his high health allows him to survive a few more hits. He is the fastest of the Ursus heroes, where most of them barely reach 30 speed

He also has a charged attack skill which deals high damage after charge. One unique thing about this attack is that it will cause a 3-turn silence (Only if upgraded). This renders any foe unable to use skills. This can be useful against bosses, well if you bothered to upgrade him as he isn't a popular hero.

Ursus Rager isn't found in any world level. He'll only use his basic attack or *Rage* to boost himself. His damage capability isn't as high as other damage dealers, though his high health will make it take a while to defeat him
Hotel Desire

**Hotel Desire** is a hotel in Bleakmoor. Despite its claims to being five stars, the place is very run-down and basic. One of the employees there (or perhaps the only employee) is named Danny.

## Rules of the Hotel Desire

A long list of rules for staying at the Hotel Desire. Despite the rules against fire, the hotel offers oil lamps for lighting.A few additional rules for staying at the Hotel Desire.
Vorh'n

A **Vorh'n** is a creature of Lusst'ghaa. They begin as young worm-like creatures, but as they grow older they learn to float through the air. The light that the adult form projects can cow and make quiescent some of the more hostile features of the Land of Eternal Ecstasy.

Vorh'n also contain a strong concentration of Essence, though they tend to lose it quickly if separated from Lusst'ghaa (it is this that make them useful for rituals conducted by the Cult of Ecstasy). Adult Vorh'n are drawn to Essence, and a skilled Seeing can manipulate Essence to attract and direct Vorh'n.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

In Lusst'ghaa, Amanda teaches Victor how to direct Vorh'n to make M'nags withdraw.
Scarlet Lodge

*- We are your pain.*

The Scarlet Lodge's motto

The **Scarlet Lodge** is a cult that is a rival of the Cult of Ecstasy.

## Lust From Beyond Prologue (Spoilers)

A member of the Scarlet Lodge is being held prisoner by the Cult of Ecstasy in their mansion. He was very hostile towards Christopher and was convinced that the Cult were going to kill him.

## Lust From Beyond: Scarlet (Spoilers)

In the second prologue, the Scarlet Lodge seems to be based in the abandoned Eden Theatre.

The Lodge maintains facilities under the theatre, and their members include Rhea, Nat, Camilla, and their leader, Dr. Austerlitz. A letter from "C.A." also mentions Lori, Jesper, and Juho, plus a member named Damian. Damian has been missing for a week, and is feared captured by the Cult of Ecstasy.

The Lodge are aware of Lusst'ghaa, and refer to it as the "Land of Ecstasy and Pain." They are gathering Seeing Ones, such as Alan, to send to Lusst'ghaa. A recording of Dr. Austerlitz in Nat's room reveal his goal of using the Scarlet Lodge to put things right, and undo the damage that Lusst'ghaa has done. They attempt to do this by forcibly sending Seeing into Lusst'ghaa to find the Chamber of Change, which they hope will heal their insanity and reduce their libido to something normal.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

The Scarlet Lodge, led by Dr. Austerlitz, are in control of the town of Bleakmoor. When Victor comes to the town to meet the Doctor, they seem to have free run of the place in hunting him down and capturing him.

Later, both Sabinian and Mabel tell Victor that the Scarlet Lodge is made of those members of the Cult of Ecstasy who crossed into Lusst'ghaa as a result of the ritual at Yelverton Manor. Those that survived spent too long in Lusst'ghaa, and their sanity was broken. Dr. Austerlitz brought the survivors to Bleakmoor, the home of his grandmother, to recover, and there they became the Scarlet Lodge.

The Lodge capture Victor twice over the course of the game. In the first instance, Dr. Austerlitz sends him to Lusst'ghaa by giving him a blowjob and tasks him with finding the Nature of Universes. The second time, Rhea forces Victor to receive a blowjob from Camilla so he can go to Lusst'ghaa and find the Chamber of Change itself.

**List of cultists:**

* Dr. Austerlitz
* Rhea
* Timothy Barlow
* Lily
* Camilla
* Natalya - partially

## Speculation

It is likely that the missing Damian is the Lodge member locked under the stairs in Sabinian's Mansion.
Black Sewed Mask Cultist

The Cultist with the black mask (seemingly sewn together) was patrolling the grounds of Yelverton Manor.

   Later, when the cultists go downstairs, he is seen in the theater hall, watching the cultists have sex on stage.

After the portal to Lusst'ghaa opens, he is found dying and soon dead in the Land of Eternal Ecstasy.
Lust of God

Announced on December 15, 2023, **Lust of God** is the forthcoming third entry in the **Lustverse** series. Following the release of Lust from Beyond by **Movie Games Lunarium**, the original development team involved was dissolved. After months of negotiations, the rights were acquired by **Madmind Studio**, who will develop **Lust of God** as the first in potentially three new games in the series, and is billed as a direct follow-on to Lust from Beyond.

## Plot Background

The story deals with the heirs of the Ecstasy cult, who have rebuilt the structures of their organization and managed to summon the god of pleasure – lauv'abrarc - to Earth (as was strongly hinted as destined to happen in Lust from Beyond). As the entity set foot on the earth, however, a terrified humanity initiated a military onslaught using nuclear weapons that tore apart the giant's body.

And so, Man killed a God.

Following the attack, the military closed the zone containing the remnants of the god, an area full of anomalies and mutations and deemed deadly and contaminated. At the same time, the Cult of Ecstasy adapted to the new realities, updating its rituals and teachings about the new situation. Enjoying the immense interest of all humanity, the cult was finally acknowledged, developing within both the military-controlled zone and beyond, without supervision or restrictions.

The awakening of the god lauv'abrarc has shaken the beliefs of all humanity. It is quickly realized that there was a cult that possessed immense knowledge about this being, and the Cult of Ecstasy gained unlimited resources and power.

## Gameplay

Players will guide the fate of a young woman and lead her out of the cult's headquarters. Facing the mutation of her own body, she will hear, feel, and experience more than other ordinary people. Let the voice of lauv'abrarc resonate in your heart, pointing the way to endless ecstasy.
Caste of the Omniscient

**The Caste of the Omniscient**, sometimes called the Caste of the Omniscients, was one of the castes of Lusst'ghaa. Their leader was called Zhadhr'ithesz, and they opposed lauv'abrarc and his dreams for Lusst'ghaa. lauv'abrarc himself was once in the Caste of the Omniscient, but was expelled. One of the Caste named Ughro'ecna betrayed the others, siding with lauv'abrarc, and join him as one of Lusst'ghaa's Trinity.
Mask of the Omniscient

The **Mask of the Omniscient** is an exhibited object can be found in Lusst'ghaa, presumably created by the Caste of the Omniscient. The mask was found and periodically weared by Jonathan Moon, after he entered to the realm. As long as someone wearing the mask, it allows him or her to read and understand the signs in Lusst'ghaa, written in a language of it's native species. It also allows it's user to see the hidden paths in Lusst'ghaa. However, wearing a mask for a prolonged time will drive a person insane.

## Description

The Mask of the Omniscient is a frightening looking mask, with twelve, red, orbit like eyes, and where the mouth should be, tentacles are visible.
The Nature of Universes

"**The Nature of Universes**" was a book written by Doreen Austerlitz.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

After he is captured by the Scarlet Lodge, Victor is sent by Dr. Austerlitz to retrieve the book from Lusst'ghaa and "return [it] to the Austerlitz family." Victor succeeds, much to the Doctor's delight.

## Notes (Spoilers)

In the book, Doreen claims that the information contained within is "based on the interrogations of a dozen Seeing Ones." If this is true, and Doreen had indeed met that many Seeing, then it raises several questions. She claimed to have created the Cult of Ecstasy in order to locate a child of Seeing to sacrifice and bring about the conjuction of our world and Lusst'ghaa. Did none of the twelve questioned for the book have children? Or did Doreen hide them from the Cult for some reason?
Jonathan Moon

**Jonathan Moon** is the protagonist of the 2018 erotic horror video game *Lust for Darkness* and a main supporting character in it's 2021 sequel, *Lust from Beyond.* An architect, he and his wife Amanda Moon built their home together and lived a simple, happy life in their suburban town. This ended when Amanda disappeared roughly a year before the events of the first game, leaving her husband alone.

In all his appearances so far he is voiced by Gianni Matragrano.

## Lust for Darkness (Spoilers)

Jonathan receives a message from Amanda, directing him to come find her at Yelverton Manor. This is he does, on the same night that the Cult of Ecstasy are opening the doors to Lusst'ghaa. Jonathan infiltrates the Cult with Amanda's help, believing himself to be there to rescue both her and their child. In fact, his child by Amanda has been aborted, and she has since given birth to another child, this one by Willard Yelverton. It is by means of this baby that the doors to Lusst'ghaa were opened.

Jonathan bounces back and forth between Yelverton Manor and Lusst'ghaa, seeking clues and evading Willard. Finally, he frees Amanda and together they set fire to the Manor.

However, the damage is done. Amanda has been converted to the Cult, and in the time following she grows more depraved. Embracing Lusst'ghaa, she has sex with Jonathan as a portal to the Land of Eternal Ecstasy opens.

## Lust from Beyond: Prologue (Spoilers)

Jonathan appears at the end of the Prologue, in Lusst'ghaa and apparently in service to Amanda.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

At the start of Lust from Beyond, Jonathan seems to have joined Amanda in her reuniting with the Cult of Ecstasy, and is seen waiting in the ceremony room prior to Theodore's ritual with the Vorh'n. It is unclear whether he participates in the subsequent orgy or not.

Later, he and Amanda rescue Victor from the Scarlet Lodge. By this time, Jonathan seems at peace with killing, and shoots a Scarlet Lodge cultist in the head. After saving Victor, they evidently go back to the Lodge, and rescue another Seeing named Bobby.
Essence

**Essence** in the energy that permeates dimensions and links them together, and it is through sensitivity to the Essence that the Seeing are able to perceive realities other than Earth, such as Lusst'ghaa.

Essence is a tangible energy in Lusst'ghaa, and powerful Seeing (level 3s) can harvest it, holding it within their bodies, and then use it to affect the lifeforms and technology of that realm.

Among the uses for Essence is the powering of obelisks that are located throughout Lusst'ghaa.
Sabinian's Mansion

**Sabinian's Mansion** is the nickname for a large house on the edges of Bleakmoor. It is nowhere near the size of Yelverton Manor, but is the center of the Cult of Ecstasy in 2020 and 2021. Also displayed prominantly within is Amanda's Painting.

## 1st Floor

An interactive map of the 1st floor of the mansion.

Click on a room to explore.

## 2nd Floor

An interactive map of the 2nd floor of the mansion.

Click on a room to explore.

## 3rd Floor

An interactive map of the 3rd floor of Sabinian's Mansion.

Click on a room to explore.

## Lust from Beyond: Prologue (Spoilers)

During the events of the Prologue, Amanda's Child infiltrates the mansion and attacks several of the Cultists. Amid this, Christopher discovers a member of the Scarlet Lodge imprisoned beneath the stairs (possibly the missing Damian).

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

According to Mabel, the Mansion is Sabinian's, and is where the survivors of the Cult of Ecstasy retreated to following the loss of Yelverton Manor.
The Enthralled

**The Enthralled** are the living toys for the pleasure of the Changed in the extra-dimensional realm of Lusst'ghaa. They have been surgically altered to not be able to feel anything. This procedure was forcibly done on the enemies of the Lustful God, after the Caste of the Omniscient lost the war.

## Appearance

The appearance of the Enthralled vary greatly, possibly due to the unpredictable nature of mutation. But they all serve the same purpose: to pleasure the Changed. A face can sometimes be found on these bloated, mutated masses. Some have long legs and hands; others seem entirely immobile.

## In-game (Lust from Beyond)

The Enthralled encountered throughout Lusst'ghaa will more-or-less ignore Victor; as Amanda puts it, "the most they can do is drool on you." The Enthralled Corrupted by Ghar'ne, however, will follow Victor if he has Essence and will attack him.
Christopher

**Christopher** (real name Barry Simmons) is the protagonist for the Lust From Beyond Prologue, voiced by Joey Sourlis. He is a Seeing and is new to the Cult of Ecstasy. Joining the cult has caused a rift between him and his sister, Sylvia.

## Lust from Beyond: Prologue (Spoilers)

The Cult of Ecstasy used Mabel to bring in Christopher into their ranks, eager for his natural talent as one of the Seeing. To ensure his sense of belonging, they gave him a new name and actively sought to undermine his relationship with his sister, Sylvia, the only member of his family he had any real connection to.

Mabel still seems attracted to Christopher, but he believes there is no honesty between them and is writing a letter to sort out their relationship.

Christopher, like all Seeing, gets visions of Lusst'ghaa and can travel there through dreams or through Cult rituals. Eventually, Amanda Moon herself lures Christopher into Lusst'ghaa, where she has sex with him in the Chamber of Trinity before killing him.

## Lust from Beyond (Spoilers)

There is a missing poster for Barry / Christopher in Bleakmoor. It notes that the last time he contacted his family was on March 13th 2020. It notes that, at the time, he was 35 years old, 199 lbs, and 69 inches tall.