| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| Travis_of_the_cosmos10-15-06, 08:00 PM | I looked for it, but I just don't see it. Is it just the slight differences of language and special abilities to the entire type. Obviously there are different varieties, but is there a difference beyond that? |
| Watchdog_of_Hades10-15-06, 08:03 PM | Demons are chaotic, devils are lawful. Also, demons can't be Baatezu and devils can't be Tanar'ri. Those two subtypes have slightly different abilities. |
| Shemeska the Marauder10-15-06, 10:52 PM | The fiend types differ in their origins, what plane (or planes) they're native to, and what specific aspect of Evil they exist as a physical manifestion of. Tanar'ri and other demons want a universe of utter freedom in which to endulge themselves in bloody savagery and every aspect of their malign whimsy for eternity unconstrained by outside law. Baatezu and other devils want a universe of perfect order and rigid structure in which the strong rule the weak by any means necessary. Yugoloths desire a "universe of perfection, devoid of mercy". |
| Johnny_Angel10-16-06, 11:52 AM | I just wanted to post a "thank you" to Shemeska for being so knowledgable about the lower planes. |
| thasis10-16-06, 06:19 PM | Mmmmhmmm... pretty much what Shemeska said. Theoretically you could create a creature as a devil and then change it to be a demon with little actual mechanical diffrences (other then alignment and sub-type). It's mainly the concept that's driving the seperation. |