Clive Barker's Jericho Voice Pack Megapack

As much as I like to complain about Jericho's million of problems, what triggers me about it the most, is the wasted potential it had, cause a LOT of it's ideas were awesome, and still sound interesting to this day, but the execution was either underwhelming or insufferable at best.

Literally, when I randomly remembered this game after it never really being a part of my life (besides me trying it for 10 minutes when I was a kid and dropping it cause I didn't like it), I decided to extract it's files, see if there was anything interesting.

Not only the files were neatly sorted, but I realized something; these characters deserved a better game. Be warned that I left some slight references to Jericho's world and such, with some ambiguous namedroppings here and there, but if you know me, then you should expect me to get away with it as usual!

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In the game, you play as a team of spec ops-esque group of operatives referred as Jericho Squad, consisting of savants such as witches, priests, psychics and alchemists. They're specialists at the order of the Department of Occult Warfare, the first and last line of defense against supernatural threats and anomalies in the USA, although they operate worldwide. When your house is haunted by a ghost, you call Jericho. To exorcise it with bullets.

The last iteration of Jericho Squad to date was lead by Cpt. Devin Ross, and were tasked to take part in OPERATION GODSEAL in the lost city of Al Khali, in the present day (presumed to be in 2007). The following operatives were sent with Cpt. Ross to close the breach and seal The Firstone once again until the next time it tries to escape the Pyxis:

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-Father Paul Rawlings

The oldest member in Jericho, son of Gideon Rawlings (someone who knew the commanding agent of Blackwatch, the previous iteration of Jericho sent by the brits, tasked to seal the Firstborn in 1942 during an occupation of Nazi Germany and the Geheimnisvoll Abwehrmacht led by the psychic officer Hanne Lichthammer).

Armed with akimbo customizable pistols, Rawlings is the second in command of Jericho. This chaplain, even though at first might seem your stereotypical Christian, actually adopted a lot of beliefs from different cultures after traveling around the world when he started to question his own beliefs when the Vietnam War took a toll on him.

He was among the only members that somewhat knew what OPERATION GODSEAL was about from the start, which causes him to head butts with the rest of the team when the curtain starts to drop, due to him taking their task as a sacred duty. Besides that, he has overall a calm and comforting personality, using his powers to heal the wounds and minds of his allies.

Voiced by James Horan.

Built with around 780 lines plus what chopped and turned into more.

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Oh yeah, they were real civil! I mean, besides the crucifixions, and the gladiatorial exhibitions...the slavery!

   -Cpt. Xavier Jones

The actual second in command in Jericho due to rank (something the game will completely ignore in order to push conflict with Rawlings), the son of a couple of anthropologists, he got to live and experience a lot of places in the world, something that led him to become a source of knowledge when it came to cultures and languages. It was also as a child that he realized he had supernatural gifts, in the form of astral projection and being the host for others' conscience to function as some sort of human Ouija, turning him into a seer of sorts.

Armed with exactly the same weapon as Cpt. Ross, an assault rifle with an underbarrel shotgun, he isn't really a combat-leaning person, functioning more as "the info guy", although this doesn't mean he isn't respected, since he's close friends with Cpt. Ross, and Lt. Black is fond of him. His personality, although trying to be the voice of reason of the group, tends to be affected by the gravity of the situation, since