The Doorman's motivation in the ritual is to see the Patrons, since he hasn't seen them in a long time.[1][2] He doesn't seem to have a wish planned as he intends to return to the Baroness Hotel after the ritual.[3][4] Biography edit The enigmatic entity known as "The Doorman" is an ancient, extra-planar fledgling god and cosmic being[5][6][7] who once enjoyed slaughtering and tormenting humans a long time ago, feeling glee at their fear and misery.[8][9][10] According to Seven, the fledgling god is more akin to a "force of nature" that may have destroyed civilizations in the past.[11] At some point, the fledgling god decided to experience life on Earth disguised as a human for a few weeks, and in doing so somehow became involved with the Baroness Hotel in New York as soon as it opened.[8] He adopted the title of "The Doorman" as his pseudonym to stay grounded in the new role he's chosen to play,[12] and enjoyed said role so much that he has stayed at the Baroness ever since. It's
Speaks in blunt, rhythmic calls; odd little jokes tucked into warnings.
The Doorman's motivation in the ritual is to see the Patrons, since he hasn't seen them in a long time.[1][2] He doesn't seem to have a wish planned as he intends to return to the Baroness Hotel after the ritual.[3][4] Biography edit The enigmatic entity known as "The Doorman" is an ancient, extra-planar fledgling god and cosmic being[5][6][7] who once enjoyed slaughtering and tormenting humans a long time ago, feeling glee at their fear and misery.[8][9][10] According to Seven, the fledgling god is more akin to a "force of nature" that may have destroyed civilizations in the past.[11] At some point, the fledgling god decided to experience life on Earth disguised as a human for a few weeks, and in doing so somehow became involved with the Baroness Hotel in New York as soon as it opened.[8] He adopted the title of "The Doorman" as his pseudonym to stay grounded in the new role he's chosen to play,[12] and enjoyed said role so much that he has stayed at the Baroness ever since. It's
