| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| Echoes of Deception02-23-06, 12:32 PM | Which denizens of the Abyss have whiskers? And which yugoloths? And which devils? I know it is an odd set of questions, but someone wanted to make wicker boots out of demon whiskers, and so I'd really like to know. |
| Shemeska the Marauder02-23-06, 02:35 PM | Abyss: Glabrezu The wierd lion-like thing made up for the FF (lots of others, mostly because the Abyss has pure disdain for limited or organized forms) Baator: Bezikira (Hellcats) Yugoloths: Arcanaloths Nycaloths Gacholoths |
| Golem01102-23-06, 03:30 PM | And Skulvyn Demons. And Barbazu Devils... well, beards, anyway. |
| Shemeska the Marauder02-23-06, 03:50 PM | Abyss: Molydeus (aka Guardian Tanar'ri) Klurichniir (aka the cheap 3e knockoff Molydeus ;)) |
| Echoes of Deception02-23-06, 04:21 PM | Thanks, Shemmy. I was hoping you'd answer. And thanks to you, too, Golem. Does 3(.5)e have both the Molydeus and the Klurichir, then? |
| ubernex02-23-06, 05:45 PM | To the best of my knowledge the Molydeus has never appeared in an official WotC 3.x product. I've been generally using one of the conversions of it floating around, the last one I saw was at the EnWorld Convereted Creature page. Got to love two-headed demons with Vorpal axes and a bite venom that turnes you into a manes. |
| Shemeska the Marauder02-23-06, 05:48 PM | Does 3(.5)e have both the Molydeus and the Klurichir, then? The Klurichnir appears in the 3e Fiend Folio. The Molydeus is likely to appear in the upcoming 3.5 Fiendish Codex I (or at least one of the book's authors, Erik Mona, said something to the effect of 'have some faith in me guys' when asked if the Molydeus was going to appear in the book). It can also be found in the 2e Planescape Monstrous Compendium I. |
| Rumple_Cragstan02-23-06, 09:08 PM | Abyss: Baator: Bezikira (Hellcats) Wow.. dost my eyes decieve me? Shemeska is mistaken? No, I must be the one in err. But I'll bring up my point regardless! Aren't Hellcats incorporeal? Thus making it impossible to make anything out of thier bodies? |
| Raymond_Luxury_Yacht02-23-06, 09:15 PM | Aren't Hellcats incorporeal? Thus making it impossible to make anything out of thier bodies? No. Just invisible. Edit: And Gacholoths don't have whiskers. Aside from their head, there's not a hair on their bodies. |
| Ogre4Hire02-23-06, 11:20 PM | If you ever found a male Maralith, he might have whiskers (or he might have blood-draining tentecles, you never can tell with Tanar'ri). Ditto for Incubi. |
| speeblefreak02-23-06, 11:23 PM | If you ever found a male Maralith, he might have whiskers (or he might have blood-draining tentecles, you never can tell with Tanar'ri). Ditto for Incubi. Incubi have hair, but not whiskers. The same goes for a demon in ToH2 that could be the male marilith. |
| Shemeska the Marauder02-23-06, 11:36 PM | Edit: And Gacholoths don't have whiskers. Aside from their head, there's not a hair on their bodies. Whoops. For whatever reason I kept thinking they had vaguely panther-like bodies, cept for the whole 4 legs thing they have going on. But no, they just had jet black skin and a wierd shaped head, not anything actually feline in appearance. I blame this on a marraenaloth who now will now be my dinner this evening instead of being promoted to nycaloth. Their mistake. |
| Mr.Black02-24-06, 09:30 PM | The jarilith demon from the Monster Manual II definitely has whiskers. Jariliths resemble demonic lions and hunt other demons for sport. |