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Bootchie! 04-07-07, 09:56 PM	I realize this has probably come up in the past, and I fully realize the cosmology is drastically different from that which we enjoy so much, but I was wondering if anyone had ever converted any of the Mayfair Games Demons line of products to the D&D cosmology and system. I remember picking the stuff up when I was...young (12 or 13) and being blown away by it. Mind you, devils and demons weren't really part of AD&D 2e until planescape, so this was pretty cool to me. It seems like (since you'd have to change everything anyway) you could sort of divvy up the denizens into various planes. Perhaps they have diplomatic relationships with each other, but they could be parcelled out as Demon Lords, or Dukes of Hell or something. Seems reasonable. And I do remember that Denizens of Vecheron had a bunch of underwater nasties (living carnivorous Water, bloodwyrms) that could be minions of Dagon. Discuss.
Soel Griffin 04-09-07, 03:41 AM	I picked this up awhile back, and found in not to be quite what I was thinking it was. Haven't really looked at the novel or other fluff items (though the "malleus malificarum" is a super cool handout!) Haven't used any of it, as I'm not running anything with enough planar elements, but I was just going to use them as unique devils and demons, ranging from lieutenants to nobles and princes. I suppose if you were hard to stick with d&d cosmology, another way would be to count the domains as individual citadels, or regions (layers if abyssal maybe.)