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| Turin7102-26-07, 08:53 AM | Hi all, anybody know where I can find stats for those deamons that terrorized Cormyr just before and during the time the Devil Dragon attacked. Sorry I don't remember what they were called but I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. The once that were attracted by magic and sucked the power out of any magic item it touched. Thanks in advance. |
| Nugget02-26-07, 12:00 PM | The only place I ever saw them written up with stats was in an issue of Dragon. Not sure which issue though, sorry. |
| Lord Karsus02-27-07, 10:43 AM | -Though the spelling is undoubtedly wrong, they were called 'Gnazeths'. -Remember, though, that there were only a few of them, and they have all since been destroyed (as far as I can remember). |
| ShadezofDis02-27-07, 11:00 AM | Further, it seems to me that they'd be best represented as a template rather than a "monster". |
| Turin7102-27-07, 02:26 PM | I guess this one was harder than I thaught. Thanks anyway guys. I'm working on a possible campaign idea to work the PCs right into the middle of this mess at Cormyr. (Campaign is a few years behind current time as you can tell) I read the book some time ago. I'm assuming that they were all destroyed, but I can't remember if they ever actually specify that they were all destroyed. So it might not be too far fetched that one was still hiding in some corner of Cormyr. Well, let me know if you find anything, thanks. |
| ShadezofDis02-27-07, 03:20 PM | I guess this one was harder than I thaught. Thanks anyway guys. I'm working on a possible campaign idea to work the PCs right into the middle of this mess at Cormyr. (Campaign is a few years behind current time as you can tell) I read the book some time ago. I'm assuming that they were all destroyed, but I can't remember if they ever actually specify that they were all destroyed. So it might not be too far fetched that one was still hiding in some corner of Cormyr. Well, let me know if you find anything, thanks. Eh, just make it that for some reason one (or two or three) didn't wake up. |