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#1
spuritarrantius
Nov 19, 2003 10:24:34 Hi fellow gamers,
I had some questions that I believe only you of the 'Out of Print' section would know.

I've been running a FR campaign right around the fall of Myth Drannor. And even though I have the Campaign from 2nd ed. I still need some stats on some enemies.

Where can I find them for Nycoliths and Mezzoliths (spelling) the generals of the Army of Darkness?
Thanks in advance...
-S-
#2
zombiegleemax
Nov 19, 2003 12:30:01 For some reason I`m thinking that the one monster first appeared in the GDQ series.....I think your best bet is Fiend Folio 1st Ed.

I could be wrong though...I`m at work and my books are at home. But I`m almost positive that it was Fiend Folio.
#3
spuritarrantius
Nov 19, 2003 12:35:23 Thanks for the help...

I'll check the Fiend Folio, but they are supposed to be just huge devils...so what would you suggest if I can't find them? Like a big Pit fiend or something?

I just wanted the original because in the storyline they sound a heck of a lot cooler than any pit fiend.
-S-
#4
dugald_the_lexicographer
Nov 19, 2003 12:55:29 I'd have thought TSR9558 - "The Fall of Myth Drannor" would have detailed stats on those creatures. I have it in PDF form, from the D&D website some time ago. But I can't seem to locate any playable stats on either beast.
#5
spuritarrantius
Nov 19, 2003 13:11:59 I would have thought so too...I also have the old publication of it. There are no stats for them that I can find.
-S-
#6
spuritarrantius
Nov 19, 2003 13:12:02 I would have thought so too...I also have the old publication of it. There are no stats for them that I can find.
-S-
#7
zombiegleemax
Nov 19, 2003 13:55:16
Originally posted by Spuritarrantius
Where can I find them for Nycoliths and Mezzoliths (spelling) the generals of the Army of Darkness?
Thanks in advance...
-S-

2nd Edition stats for Nycaloths and Mezzoloths are found in MC8 Outer Planes, or alternatively in one of the Monstrous Manuals for Planescape (I guess).
The Fiend Folio (and thus 1st Ed. AD&D) names were Nycadaemon and Mezzodaemon, in case that you acquire a copy and wonder. ;)

Regards,
Glorfinden
#8
algolei_dup
Nov 24, 2003 1:33:47 Well, here are two links to their 3E stats from (ENWorld):

http://www.enworld.org/cc/converted/crypt/nycadaemon.htm
http://www.enworld.org/cc/converted/crypt/mezzodaemon.htm

Also a 3E netbook you could download (in PDF format):

http://preterhuman.net/texts/literature/books_in_PDF/book_of_daemons.pdf

Can't find anything on the net for earlier editions (naturally).
#9
zombiegleemax
Dec 11, 2003 15:31:37 Actually, the best printing that I can think of on these two creatures is from Monster Manual Monsterous Compendium I (its a paper back monster manual, primarily dealing with the outer planes).

Essentially, Mezzoloths and Nycoloths are Yugoloths, but not nearly as powerfull as pit fiends. Mezzoloths are actually the lowest ranking Mezzoloths and Nycoloths arent too far up the latter from the Mezzoloths (however, dont take this with a grain of salt because their innate powers are phenominal, coupled with their ability to gate, they can be an incredibly powerful advesary).

Ironfang

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 spuritarrantius Nov 19, 2003 10:24:34	Hi fellow gamers, I had some questions that I believe only you of the 'Out of Print' section would know. I've been running a FR campaign right around the fall of Myth Drannor. And even though I have the Campaign from 2nd ed. I still need some stats on some enemies. Where can I find them for Nycoliths and Mezzoliths (spelling) the generals of the Army of Darkness? Thanks in advance... -S-
#2 zombiegleemax Nov 19, 2003 12:30:01	For some reason I`m thinking that the one monster first appeared in the GDQ series.....I think your best bet is Fiend Folio 1st Ed. I could be wrong though...I`m at work and my books are at home. But I`m almost positive that it was Fiend Folio.
#3 spuritarrantius Nov 19, 2003 12:35:23	Thanks for the help... I'll check the Fiend Folio, but they are supposed to be just huge devils...so what would you suggest if I can't find them? Like a big Pit fiend or something? I just wanted the original because in the storyline they sound a heck of a lot cooler than any pit fiend. -S-
#4 dugald_the_lexicographer Nov 19, 2003 12:55:29	I'd have thought TSR9558 - "The Fall of Myth Drannor" would have detailed stats on those creatures. I have it in PDF form, from the D&D website some time ago. But I can't seem to locate any playable stats on either beast.
#5 spuritarrantius Nov 19, 2003 13:11:59	I would have thought so too...I also have the old publication of it. There are no stats for them that I can find. -S-
#6 spuritarrantius Nov 19, 2003 13:12:02	I would have thought so too...I also have the old publication of it. There are no stats for them that I can find. -S-
#7 zombiegleemax Nov 19, 2003 13:55:16	Originally posted by Spuritarrantius Where can I find them for Nycoliths and Mezzoliths (spelling) the generals of the Army of Darkness? Thanks in advance... -S- 2nd Edition stats for Nycaloths and Mezzoloths are found in MC8 Outer Planes, or alternatively in one of the Monstrous Manuals for Planescape (I guess). The Fiend Folio (and thus 1st Ed. AD&D) names were Nycadaemon and Mezzodaemon, in case that you acquire a copy and wonder. ;) Regards, Glorfinden
#8 algolei_dup Nov 24, 2003 1:33:47	Well, here are two links to their 3E stats from (ENWorld): http://www.enworld.org/cc/converted/crypt/nycadaemon.htm http://www.enworld.org/cc/converted/crypt/mezzodaemon.htm Also a 3E netbook you could download (in PDF format): http://preterhuman.net/texts/literature/books_in_PDF/book_of_daemons.pdf Can't find anything on the net for earlier editions (naturally).
#9 zombiegleemax Dec 11, 2003 15:31:37	Actually, the best printing that I can think of on these two creatures is from Monster Manual Monsterous Compendium I (its a paper back monster manual, primarily dealing with the outer planes). Essentially, Mezzoloths and Nycoloths are Yugoloths, but not nearly as powerfull as pit fiends. Mezzoloths are actually the lowest ranking Mezzoloths and Nycoloths arent too far up the latter from the Mezzoloths (however, dont take this with a grain of salt because their innate powers are phenominal, coupled with their ability to gate, they can be an incredibly powerful advesary). Ironfang