The older models of Felicity’s treatment (specifically the 2019 and 2020 iterations) had a nasty side effect: patients would occasionally swap bodies with nearby potted plants or develop a temporary allergy to fire.
The 061621 New upgrade addresses three major bugs:
Enthusiasts have noted that June 16, 2021, falls exactly one year after the fictional “Fiend Uprising” event in the de Fiend backstory (a piece of lore from the original web series). The treatment thus serves as both an in-universe anniversary ritual and a meta-commentary on trauma repetition. Some argue that 061621 represents the first time Felicity de Fiend’s “hands-on” method achieved true narrative coherence—blurring the line between villainy and therapy until neither label fits.
The specific variation we are seeing labeled as "061621 New" appears to be a radical update to her classic "Cranial-Sacral Demonic Extraction."
According to a leaked log from a sinner who survived the process (a former Overlord’s assistant who wishes to remain anonymous as "Kevin K."), the 061621 New treatment consists of three distinct phases: felicity de fiend hands on treatment 061621 new
Phase 1: The Felicity Grasp Unlike traditional binding spells that use chains or holy water, Felicity uses a five-point manual restraint. The "Hands On" element here is literal. She places her palms directly on the patient’s temporal lobes. Witnesses describe a violent, crackling purple aura as she "listens" to the soul’s frequency. The goal of Phase 1 is to locate the Angst Node—a cluster of damned energy that standard magic often misses.
Phase 2: The 061621 Debridement Why the numbers 061621? Sources suggest this is a reference to a specific dimensional flux date—June 16, 2021—when a temporal rift briefly allowed Earthly empathy to bleed into Hell. Felicity allegedly recorded the frequency of that event. In Phase 2, she applies deep tissue pressure along the spinal column of the soul’s astral projection.
This is the painful part. Kevin K. described it as: “Imagine a deep tissue massage, but the masseuse is trying to strangle your trauma out of you. My horns hurt for a week.” It is called "New" because, unlike the 2019 version, Felicity now integrates a percussive tapping technique using four hands simultaneously (she has recently acquired a second pair of spectral arms via a deal with a minor Duke of Hell).
Phase 3: The Reset The final stage is deceptively gentle. After the aggressive manipulation, Felicity places the patient into a "Cocoon of Palms"—a warm, vibrating sphere created by her rotating her hands at 200 rotations per minute. This resets the sinner’s mana flow, effectively "rebooting" their ability to feel guilt or pleasure without glitching. The older models of Felicity’s treatment (specifically the
Not surprisingly, the 061621 treatment has sparked fierce debate. Performance scholars praise its boundary-pushing use of touch as a storytelling tool, comparing it to the work of experimental companies like Punchdrunk or Ontroerend Goed. Clinical psychologists, however, have raised concerns. Dr. Miriam Harlow (UCLA’s Center for Immersive Media Ethics) notes:
“Any hands-on treatment in a horror context risks retraumatization, even with consent protocols. The 061621 session’s brilliance is also its danger—it makes the subject complicit in their own discomfort. That’s potent art, but it’s not therapy, no matter what Felicity claims in-character.”
For de Fiend, wrestling has never been about the flash of high-flying maneuvers or the brute force of a power slam. It is about control. The "Hands-On Treatment" is a philosophy rooted in the literal application of pressure. It is the idea that pain is a language, and Felicity is fluent.
On this night, the "new" aspect of her repertoire was evident. She moved with a calculated slowness, dismantling her opponent piece by piece. There was no rush. The "treatment" began with a methodical isolation of the limbs. “Any hands-on treatment in a horror context risks
By Elias Vance, Staff Writer
In the shadowy crossroads of interactive horror and immersive character-driven theater, few names generate as much whispered intrigue as Felicity de Fiend. The enigmatic figure—half performance-art villainess, half interactive narrative device—has been the subject of cult fascination since her debut. But a newly surfaced documentation log, labeled simply “Hands-On Treatment 061621” , is forcing a reassessment of what her creators are attempting to achieve.
By: Verosika’s Vortex (Guest Contributor for the Sloth Ring Gazette)
If you thought the chaos in the Pride Ring was settling down, you haven’t been paying attention to the rehabilitation black market. A new term is buzzing through the infernal underwire—specifically the corridors of the newly rebuilt IMP building and the back alleys of the Greed Ring. That term is "Felicity de Fiend Hands On Treatment 061621 New."
For the uninitiated, this string of code (or perhaps a file name) has appeared on three separate encrypted Sinstagram accounts in the past forty-eight hours. But what does it mean? Who is Felicity de Fiend, and why is her "hands on treatment" causing Sinners and Hellborn alike to sell their souls for a second opinion?
We have obtained the leaked preliminary notes and spoken to a source close to the Ars Goetia’s outpatient services. Here is everything you need to know about the 061621 New protocol.