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Since its earliest recorded history mankind has reported intelligences that intrude upon our world; things that spy, occupy human bodies, and seem to hunt particular substances or outcomes in our spacetime for enigmatic reasons. Angels, demons, tulpa, skin-walkers, men in black. Each culture calls them something different. To the Program, they are known as “S-Brane entities” or “HEIs” (“hyperdimensional extruded intelligences”).

Player’s Agents might find themselves face-to-face with something that can see beyond their limited point of view in reality, enacting baroque plans, and which seeks to bargain with them to achieve its unknowable goals.

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Claire Connelly

Just read Greg Stolze’s “Potential Recruit” and “As I See It”, which feature similar-sounding Arabic creatures.

Anonymous

SBEs and lliogor could be merged into a single range of entity-manifestations.

detwiller

Anything could. Mi-Go, a Great Old One or a Shoggoth. They could all be this, or the same thing. No one will ever know for certain. Theories—especially theories about the unnatural—turn out to be wrong, or ill-informed. That's the cool part.

Claire Connelly

“Apparently it protects people from what Fahish called ‘Khamsi Janib Idris’ – a five part or five sided demon.” “Five, huh? In Hertzog’s lab, he’d set up five walls around his equipment.” Wickman nodded, his eyes bright with enthusiasm. > “Fahish describes these demons in ‘Haram Ihtifal’. They can become invisible, pass through walls, change their shape and size – standard tricks from stories and folklore. More importantly, the book describes the ritual of Idris Ain Iftah’li. The ritual was supposed to provide eternal life, perpetual youth, second sight – the name means either demonic eye opening, or the opening of the demon eye.” — “As I See It”, Greg Stolze, in _Scary Face_.