| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| Dominyk_Half_Elven05-29-07, 12:54 AM | I want to run a game where Asmodeus has found away to fully "heal" himself. I need these fully healed stats. |
| Ioreck05-29-07, 12:57 AM | Divine? Asmodeus? naaaah check out the Gates of Hell at Dicefreaks. He's statted tehre |
| Dominyk_Half_Elven05-29-07, 01:09 AM | I do apoligize A friend of mine got me mixed up I simply need his fully "healed" stats. After his wounds from his fall have healed. |
| Kain Darkwind05-29-07, 08:20 AM | That's sort of up to you to determine, isn't it? I mean, Dicefreaks has a 90HD DvR 18 god version of Asmodeus that is an avatar for his real form. WotC has published nothing suggesting Asmodeus' non-healed stats are different from his healed ones. I have a personal DvR 11 or DvR 13 version of him done with 54 HD. You'll need to determine what power level works best for you and your world. |
| LordKandis05-29-07, 08:25 AM | If you're talking about the Asmodeus portrayed in Guide to Hell, then there are no fully-healed stats for him. However, according to the Fiendish Codex II, he was never crippled, and the stats within are useful for a low-epic Aspect of himself, with the "real-deal" being more powerful (likely close to a Greater deity in power, but that's MHO). In most games, the version of Asmodeus portrayed in The Gates of Hell at Dicefreaks (which, regrettably, is currently down), is more than powerful enough to stand up to just about any deity out there, and would be mostly suitable for stats for a fully-healed Overlord of Hell in most campaigns, although he may need to be toned down, it depends on just how powerful you want him. |