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| balard06-13-07, 04:14 PM | The good God have the always good aasimon(angels) to serve then. The Solar, Planetar and the 3 devas. And the Evil God? Or the Neutral ones? They have some kind of outsider that insn't an exemplar to serve then? |
| ripvanwormer06-13-07, 06:26 PM | Sometimes they do. Set has his Minions of Set, for example (described in Deities & Demigods). Sung-Chiang, the Chinese god of thieves, is served by beings called linquas. Some of the evil Faerunian gods have proxies they call Seraphs. Other evil deities make do with demons and devils. Of course, there's no reason you couldn't just reverse the aasimon traits to make them suitable for evil deities to use. |
| balard06-14-07, 08:31 AM | Humm, so the Rule of Three isn't that enforced in some parts of the multiverse :D |
| foxtail06-14-07, 08:34 AM | I think it's just that the evil gods can never get along with each other long enough to agree on a standardized set of outsiders. :P |
| Dwarven_Fighter_DR2006-14-07, 11:11 AM | Well, neutrality has the inevitables to help maintain balance. The new Concordant Killers from Monster Manual 4 are also quite cool neutral servants-they can align their attacks and defenses to oppose any alignment they want. |