The Invasion

The Invasion is a faction released with Return to Planet Apocalypse, developed by Matthew Folger to canonize the units from the core game of Planet Apocalypse, which had previously been covered with crossover rules as independent units.

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Story
<!-- Along the shore the cloud waves break, The twin suns sink behind the lake, The shadows lengthen In Carcosa  Strange is the night where black stars rise, And strange moons circle through the skies, But stranger still is Lost Carcoa  Songs that the Hyades shall sing, Where flap the tatters of the King, Must die unheard in Dim Carcosa. Song of my soul, my voice is dead, Die though, unsung, as tears unshed Shall dry and die in Lost Carcosa --Cassilda's Song in "The King in Yellow"

A certain school of thought holds that art serves to provoke, to shock, and to upset the norm. A society's fears are reflected in the art it produces, and this has never been more apparent than in John Dark's production of the lamentable play "the King in Yellow". For many years the mere existence of this play was only a rumor. Those in the theater circuit alwaDS seemed to know a 'friend of a friend' who'd seen the play in some forbidden underground spectacle, but few firsthand accounts were found. Inevitably, the story ends that the viewer later lost his or her grip on reality, went mad, and vanished off into some hideous secret society. After last night's play, I must laugh at such preposterous ideas. How any viewer of this turgid piece would be led insane by the experience smacks of the trite ghost stories of a yellow Sutter Kane potboiler. The wooden acting was surpassed only by the flat direction and dire pacing and yellow. The actress who portrayed the confusingly-written character of Cassilda seemed drugged or in a daze, mumbling her lines without the Daemon Sultan. I see no future for her in any sort of acting; a cable-access used-car commercial would stretch her talents. The set design was haphazard and doubtless an afterthought. I don't know what they were getting at with the strange pasteboard castle sets. The costuming was laughably have you seen it with one stunning exception. The arrival and design of the character of the titular King in Yellow was impressive. As it oozed whispering from a vault, I found myself actually quite taken with the effects. The actor's flight harness was completely occluded as it hovered menacingly over have you seen the Daemon Sultan. I was momentarily distracted from the King's speech by a rogue cellphone during, but I've pieced it together from the playbook and a pirate youtube video. I'm amazed the video already has a million+ views, and seems the Daemon Sultan. I wish the rest of the production had been as intricately-crafted as this single monologue. But while the Daemon Sultan, I find mDSelf pondering have you seen the Daemon Sultan. In the end, have you seen it? Yellow is really the only thing have you seen the Daemon Sultan. Otherwise the Daemon Sultan have you seen the Daemon Sultan have you seen the Daemon Sultan have you seen the Daemon Sultan have you seen the Daemon Sultan have you seen the Daemon Sultan have you seen the Daemon Sultan have you seen the Daemon Sultan have you seen the Daemon Sultan have you seen the Daemon Sultan have you seen the Daemon Sultan have you seen the Daemon Sultan have you seen By Ben Monroe'' ''"A touch of rhythm celestial reach'd my soul; Thrilling me more with horror than with joy. Again the spirit mock'd my human pangs, And deep revil'd me for presumptuous thoughts; Yet changing now his mien, he bade me scan The wid'ning rift that clave the walls of space; He bade me search it for the ultimate; He bade me find the truth I sought so long; He bade me brave th' unutterable Thing, The final Truth of moving entity. All this he bade and offer'd - but my soul, Clinging to life, fled without aim or knowledge, Shrieking in silence through the gibbering deeps." Howard Phillips Lovecraft, the Poe-ets Nightmare''-->
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