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Elder Evils

2019-06-23T08:54:55Z

2602:306:B88B:FB60:D925:4CCE:1D0D:3D48: /* Father Llymic */

[[Elder Evils]] can refer to either a 3.5 edition [[Splatbook]] about world ending threats the players may face or a group of powerful entities that are the closest things [[Aboleth]]s have to gods.

==The Book==
The Elder Evils described in the book of the same name are entities with the potential to end the world. The book instructs the DM on how to base a campaign around stopping one of these beings. The book does not describe every detail of the campaigns like most books, but instead gives a general outline of the plot, plus the stats for major enemies the players will encounter, and details of the final dungeon, and what adjustments to make if the campaign is set in [[Faerun]] or [[Eberron]]. Many of them are not stated, as they are too powerful when fully unleashed for the players to stop, but instead only have stats for an aspect of them. Several of them were later adapted to 4th edition by Dragon Magazine as potential sources of power for [[Warlock]]s.

===[[Atropus]]===
Known as The World Born Dead, Atropus is a moon sized undead creature that is as old as creation and desires the end of all life. It destroys worlds by crashing on them and then draining them of all positive energy. Atropus cannot be destroyed, but the players can drive it away. As Atropus approaches the world necromancy spells become more powerful and the dead begin to rise as undead spontaneously. Atropus itself has no stats, but the Aspect of Atropus is a CR 23 undead. Atropus is also infested with many kinds of undead, including famine spirits, advanced deathshriekers, rage winds, angels of decay, nightcrawlers, nightwalkers, nightwings, dread wraiths, and a single dread boneyard. Atropus is also a very hostile environment with no atmosphere unless it is about to collide with the world, and has a variety of effects that harm the living and boost the undead.

In the suggested campaign, Caira Xasten (human, level 5 bard, level 5 rogue, level 10 [[Ur-Priest]]) wants to attract Atropus to destroy the world to get revenge on the gods, blaming them for the death of her husband who was killed by a falling meteorite. To do this she and her cult first seek out a book about Atropus, then try to obtain the [[Book of Vile Darkness]] in order to learn the ''apocalypse of the sky'' spell which she will attempt to cast on a large city to attract Atropus with the mass death. Meanwhile, the world is also invaded by a powerful general of [[Orcus]] who also wants to summon Atropus named Gorguth ([[Bodak]], level 2 ranger, level 1 fighter, level 9 blackguard), who rides on a powerful construct named Skyshadow and leading his own army of the undead to cause mass death. After failing to stop either one of them, the players them must travel to Atropus and battle against a variety of undead monsters until they find and defeat the aspect of Atropus, which will cause Atropus to retreat.

=== Father Llymic===
Father Llymic is an entity from the [[Far Realm]] that sleeps in an icy prison that melts in darkness and thickens in sunlight who wants to remake the world to be more hospitable to itself and its children, which it creates by spreading a plague that turns the infected into creatures like itself, which are known as brood spawn. The more people Father Llimic infects, the more comes out of his sleep, and as it awakes the sun starts to go out, and darkness spells grow stronger while light spells weaken. He is called Father Llymic because he often projects an illusion of a friendly old man. Its true form is a massive demon like creature with scythes for arms, three eyes, and skin covered in icy crystal, with a CR of 18. Beings converted into brood spawn gain similar features.

In the suggested campaign, the player are sent to investigate the disappearance of a caravan that was attacked by a tribe of barbarians that worship Father Llymic. After this a huge glacier and icy weather spreads down from the mountain where Father Llymic is imprisoned and strange ice monsters start attacking people. Soon whole towns and villages are transformed into brood spawn as the weather gets worse and worse while the sun gets darker and darker. The players must travel up the mountain while battling through mad cultists and many kinds of brood spawn to face and defeat Father Llymic.

===The Hulks of Zoretha===
The Hulks of Zoretha are five giants made of stone from another world that plan to exterminate all life on this plane to make room for them to repopulate it with their own kind. As they awaken, the moon turns red, causing people to experience uncontrollable rage.

===The Leviathan===
An immense sea monster that will destroy the world if it ever wakes up. As it gets close to awakening, the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Pandorym===
In ancient times, a group of wizards wanted to threaten the gods, so they summoned an intelligent superweapon from another dimension known as Pandorym, but then betrayed and sealed Pandorym away by separating its mind from its body and imprisoning them separately. The gods didn't like being threatened so they wiped the wizards out as soon as they had finished sealing Pandorym away. Pandorym desires to fulfil its contract with its summoners by killing all the gods, and if it is unable to return home after this it will destroy the world too. As Pandorym gets close to being freed, a glyph spread across the sky that interferes with the connections between planes, making many kinds of magic more difficult to use, especially conjuration.

===Ragnorra===
Ragnorra is an entity of corrupted life that wants to remake all life to fit her own ideals of what life should be. She travels between worlds in the form of a red comet, which crashes down on the world and begins spreading her skin over the planet, warping all creatures into aberrations. As Ragnorra gets closer to landing, positive energy spells become stronger but also cause gross blemishes, Ragnorra's spores start to fall from the sky that turn things into swarms of pests, living things gain healing abilities but are slowly corrupted into aberrations, and eventually even the dead start rising as aberrations, while undead are forced to flee unless they are underground.

===[[Sertrous]]===
Sertrous is a powerful [[Obyrith]] that was killed in the distant past, but whose spirit clings to life in his severed skull. Sertrous was the one responsible for revealing the secret that divine magic is possible to cast without faith in a god. He is worshiped by a cult of heretical [[Yuan-ti]] who claim that he is their true creator. As he gets closer to returning to life, encounters with snakes and snake-like monsters become more and more frequent.

===The [[Worm That Walks]]===
The Worm that Walks is an evil demigod named [[Kyuss]] that wants to conquer the world and bring about the age of worms to become a full god. As get gets closer to escaping his prison, the world becomes infested with giant centipedes and other worm-like monsters.

===Zargon===
Zargon is an ancient evil who once ruled over [[Baator]] as the father of the [[Baatorian]]s before Baator was conquered by Asmodeus and his [[Baatezu]]. Although he was defeated by Asmodeus, he could not be killed even by the gods and was imprisoned on the material plane. His horn is nearly indestructible and he will regenerate from it if the rest of his body is destroyed. Now he has given up on reclaiming Baator and wants to conquer the mortal world. As his influence spreads the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Dragon Magazine===
Two more elder evils were added in [[Dragon Magazine]]. Zurguth, the Feasting Vast, is the accidental creator of the [[Kaorti]]. Shothragot is a powerful servant of [[Tharizdun]].

==Aboleth Deities==
While most [[Aboleth]]s do not worship gods, there are five godlike beings that they pay respects to, which are described in the book [[Lords of Madness]]
* [[Bolothamogg]] (Him Who Watches from Beyond the Stars): A primal force that keeps the multiverse separated from the outer dimensions.
* [[Holashner]] (The Hunger Below): A gigantic centipede squid thing that eats its way through the material plane, leaving behind a black substance that can be compressed into Bilestone, a substance that debilitates non-aberrations.
* [[Piscaethces]] (The Blood Queen): The origin of aboleths. She wanders throughout the multiverse spawning new aboleths. If she were to ever return aboleths would see it as proof that the multiverse isn't infinite.
* [[Shothotugg]] (Eater of Worlds): A mass of liquid that travels between worlds, poisoning and parasitizing them and slowly changing the laws of the multiverse as it does so.
* [[Y'chak]] (The Violet Flame): A pillar of violet flames concealing a form so horrifying it would destroy anyone who looked at it. It encourages mortals to worship evil gods and may be responsible for the creation of many of those gods.

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Elder Evils

2019-06-23T08:27:14Z

2602:306:B88B:FB60:D925:4CCE:1D0D:3D48: /* Father Llymic */

[[Elder Evils]] can refer to either a 3.5 edition [[Splatbook]] about world ending threats the players may face or a group of powerful entities that are the closest things [[Aboleth]]s have to gods.

==The Book==
The Elder Evils described in the book of the same name are entities with the potential to end the world. The book instructs the DM on how to base a campaign around stopping one of these beings. The book does not describe every detail of the campaigns like most books, but instead gives a general outline of the plot, plus the stats for major enemies the players will encounter, and details of the final dungeon, and what adjustments to make if the campaign is set in [[Faerun]] or [[Eberron]]. Many of them are not stated, as they are too powerful when fully unleashed for the players to stop, but instead only have stats for an aspect of them. Several of them were later adapted to 4th edition by Dragon Magazine as potential sources of power for [[Warlock]]s.

===[[Atropus]]===
Known as The World Born Dead, Atropus is a moon sized undead creature that is as old as creation and desires the end of all life. It destroys worlds by crashing on them and then draining them of all positive energy. Atropus cannot be destroyed, but the players can drive it away. As Atropus approaches the world necromancy spells become more powerful and the dead begin to rise as undead spontaneously. Atropus itself has no stats, but the Aspect of Atropus is a CR 23 undead. Atropus is also infested with many kinds of undead, including famine spirits, advanced deathshriekers, rage winds, angels of decay, nightcrawlers, nightwalkers, nightwings, dread wraiths, and a single dread boneyard. Atropus is also a very hostile environment with no atmosphere unless it is about to collide with the world, and has a variety of effects that harm the living and boost the undead.

In the suggested campaign, Caira Xasten (human, level 5 bard, level 5 rogue, level 10 [[Ur-Priest]]) wants to attract Atropus to destroy the world to get revenge on the gods, blaming them for the death of her husband who was killed by a falling meteorite. To do this she and her cult first seek out a book about Atropus, then try to obtain the [[Book of Vile Darkness]] in order to learn the ''apocalypse of the sky'' spell which she will attempt to cast on a large city to attract Atropus with the mass death. Meanwhile, the world is also invaded by a powerful general of [[Orcus]] who also wants to summon Atropus named Gorguth ([[Bodak]], level 2 ranger, level 1 fighter, level 9 blackguard), who rides on a powerful construct named Skyshadow and leading his own army of the undead to cause mass death. After failing to stop either one of them, the players them must travel to Atropus and battle against a variety of undead monsters until they find and defeat the aspect of Atropus, which will cause Atropus to retreat.

=== Father Llymic===
Father Llymic is an entity from the [[Far Realm]] that sleeps in an icy prison that melts in darkness and thickens in sunlight who wants to remake the world to be more hospitable to itself and its children, which it creates by spreading a plague that turns the infected into creatures like itself. The more people Father Llimic infects, the more comes out of his sleep, and as it awakes the sun starts to go out, and darkness spells grow stronger while light spells weaken. He is called Father Llymic because he often projects an illusion of a friendly old man. Its true form is a massive demon like creature with scythes for arms, three eyes, and skin covered in icy crystal, with a CR of 18.

In the suggested campaign, the player are sent to investigate the disappearance of a caravan that was attacked by a tribe of barbarians that worship Father Llymic. After this a huge glacier and icy weather spreads down from the mountain where Father Llymic is imprisoned and strange ice monsters start attacking people. Soon whole towns and villages are transformed into ice monsters as the weather gets worse and worse while the sun gets darker and darker. The players must travel up the mountain to face and defeat Father Llymic.

===The Hulks of Zoretha===
The Hulks of Zoretha are five giants made of stone from another world that plan to exterminate all life on this plane to make room for them to repopulate it with their own kind. As they awaken, the moon turns red, causing people to experience uncontrollable rage.

===The Leviathan===
An immense sea monster that will destroy the world if it ever wakes up. As it gets close to awakening, the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Pandorym===
In ancient times, a group of wizards wanted to threaten the gods, so they summoned an intelligent superweapon from another dimension known as Pandorym, but then betrayed and sealed Pandorym away by separating its mind from its body and imprisoning them separately. The gods didn't like being threatened so they wiped the wizards out as soon as they had finished sealing Pandorym away. Pandorym desires to fulfil its contract with its summoners by killing all the gods, and if it is unable to return home after this it will destroy the world too. As Pandorym gets close to being freed, a glyph spread across the sky that interferes with the connections between planes, making many kinds of magic more difficult to use, especially conjuration.

===Ragnorra===
Ragnorra is an entity of corrupted life that wants to remake all life to fit her own ideals of what life should be. She travels between worlds in the form of a red comet, which crashes down on the world and begins spreading her skin over the planet, warping all creatures into aberrations. As Ragnorra gets closer to landing, positive energy spells become stronger but also cause gross blemishes, Ragnorra's spores start to fall from the sky that turn things into swarms of pests, living things gain healing abilities but are slowly corrupted into aberrations, and eventually even the dead start rising as aberrations, while undead are forced to flee unless they are underground.

===[[Sertrous]]===
Sertrous is a powerful [[Obyrith]] that was killed in the distant past, but whose spirit clings to life in his severed skull. Sertrous was the one responsible for revealing the secret that divine magic is possible to cast without faith in a god. He is worshiped by a cult of heretical [[Yuan-ti]] who claim that he is their true creator. As he gets closer to returning to life, encounters with snakes and snake-like monsters become more and more frequent.

===The [[Worm That Walks]]===
The Worm that Walks is an evil demigod named [[Kyuss]] that wants to conquer the world and bring about the age of worms to become a full god. As get gets closer to escaping his prison, the world becomes infested with giant centipedes and other worm-like monsters.

===Zargon===
Zargon is an ancient evil who once ruled over [[Baator]] as the father of the [[Baatorian]]s before Baator was conquered by Asmodeus and his [[Baatezu]]. Although he was defeated by Asmodeus, he could not be killed even by the gods and was imprisoned on the material plane. His horn is nearly indestructible and he will regenerate from it if the rest of his body is destroyed. Now he has given up on reclaiming Baator and wants to conquer the mortal world. As his influence spreads the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Dragon Magazine===
Two more elder evils were added in [[Dragon Magazine]]. Zurguth, the Feasting Vast, is the accidental creator of the [[Kaorti]]. Shothragot is a powerful servant of [[Tharizdun]].

==Aboleth Deities==
While most [[Aboleth]]s do not worship gods, there are five godlike beings that they pay respects to, which are described in the book [[Lords of Madness]]
* [[Bolothamogg]] (Him Who Watches from Beyond the Stars): A primal force that keeps the multiverse separated from the outer dimensions.
* [[Holashner]] (The Hunger Below): A gigantic centipede squid thing that eats its way through the material plane, leaving behind a black substance that can be compressed into Bilestone, a substance that debilitates non-aberrations.
* [[Piscaethces]] (The Blood Queen): The origin of aboleths. She wanders throughout the multiverse spawning new aboleths. If she were to ever return aboleths would see it as proof that the multiverse isn't infinite.
* [[Shothotugg]] (Eater of Worlds): A mass of liquid that travels between worlds, poisoning and parasitizing them and slowly changing the laws of the multiverse as it does so.
* [[Y'chak]] (The Violet Flame): A pillar of violet flames concealing a form so horrifying it would destroy anyone who looked at it. It encourages mortals to worship evil gods and may be responsible for the creation of many of those gods.

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[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]]
[[Category:Game Books]]
[[Category:Splatbook]]

Elder Evils

2019-06-23T07:59:34Z

2602:306:B88B:FB60:D925:4CCE:1D0D:3D48: /* Father Llymic */

[[Elder Evils]] can refer to either a 3.5 edition [[Splatbook]] about world ending threats the players may face or a group of powerful entities that are the closest things [[Aboleth]]s have to gods.

==The Book==
The Elder Evils described in the book of the same name are entities with the potential to end the world. The book instructs the DM on how to base a campaign around stopping one of these beings. The book does not describe every detail of the campaigns like most books, but instead gives a general outline of the plot, plus the stats for major enemies the players will encounter, and details of the final dungeon, and what adjustments to make if the campaign is set in [[Faerun]] or [[Eberron]]. Many of them are not stated, as they are too powerful when fully unleashed for the players to stop, but instead only have stats for an aspect of them. Several of them were later adapted to 4th edition by Dragon Magazine as potential sources of power for [[Warlock]]s.

===[[Atropus]]===
Known as The World Born Dead, Atropus is a moon sized undead creature that is as old as creation and desires the end of all life. It destroys worlds by crashing on them and then draining them of all positive energy. Atropus cannot be destroyed, but the players can drive it away. As Atropus approaches the world necromancy spells become more powerful and the dead begin to rise as undead spontaneously. Atropus itself has no stats, but the Aspect of Atropus is a CR 23 undead. Atropus is also infested with many kinds of undead, including famine spirits, advanced deathshriekers, rage winds, angels of decay, nightcrawlers, nightwalkers, nightwings, dread wraiths, and a single dread boneyard. Atropus is also a very hostile environment with no atmosphere unless it is about to collide with the world, and has a variety of effects that harm the living and boost the undead.

In the suggested campaign, Caira Xasten (human, level 5 bard, level 5 rogue, level 10 [[Ur-Priest]]) wants to attract Atropus to destroy the world to get revenge on the gods, blaming them for the death of her husband who was killed by a falling meteorite. To do this she and her cult first seek out a book about Atropus, then try to obtain the [[Book of Vile Darkness]] in order to learn the ''apocalypse of the sky'' spell which she will attempt to cast on a large city to attract Atropus with the mass death. Meanwhile, the world is also invaded by a powerful general of [[Orcus]] who also wants to summon Atropus named Gorguth ([[Bodak]], level 2 ranger, level 1 fighter, level 9 blackguard), who rides on a powerful construct named Skyshadow and leading his own army of the undead to cause mass death. After failing to stop either one of them, the players them must travel to Atropus and battle against a variety of undead monsters until they find and defeat the aspect of Atropus, which will cause Atropus to retreat.

=== Father Llymic===
Father Llymic is an entity from the [[Far Realm]] that sleeps in an icy prison that melts in darkness and thickens in sunlight who wants to remake the world to be more hospitable to itself and its children, which it creates by spreading a plague that turns the infected into creatures like itself. The more people Father Llimic infects, the more comes out of his sleep, and as it awakes the sun starts to go out, and darkness spells grow stronger while light spells weaken.

===The Hulks of Zoretha===
The Hulks of Zoretha are five giants made of stone from another world that plan to exterminate all life on this plane to make room for them to repopulate it with their own kind. As they awaken, the moon turns red, causing people to experience uncontrollable rage.

===The Leviathan===
An immense sea monster that will destroy the world if it ever wakes up. As it gets close to awakening, the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Pandorym===
In ancient times, a group of wizards wanted to threaten the gods, so they summoned an intelligent superweapon from another dimension known as Pandorym, but then betrayed and sealed Pandorym away by separating its mind from its body and imprisoning them separately. The gods didn't like being threatened so they wiped the wizards out as soon as they had finished sealing Pandorym away. Pandorym desires to fulfil its contract with its summoners by killing all the gods, and if it is unable to return home after this it will destroy the world too. As Pandorym gets close to being freed, a glyph spread across the sky that interferes with the connections between planes, making many kinds of magic more difficult to use, especially conjuration.

===Ragnorra===
Ragnorra is an entity of corrupted life that wants to remake all life to fit her own ideals of what life should be. She travels between worlds in the form of a red comet, which crashes down on the world and begins spreading her skin over the planet, warping all creatures into aberrations. As Ragnorra gets closer to landing, positive energy spells become stronger but also cause gross blemishes, Ragnorra's spores start to fall from the sky that turn things into swarms of pests, living things gain healing abilities but are slowly corrupted into aberrations, and eventually even the dead start rising as aberrations, while undead are forced to flee unless they are underground.

===[[Sertrous]]===
Sertrous is a powerful [[Obyrith]] that was killed in the distant past, but whose spirit clings to life in his severed skull. Sertrous was the one responsible for revealing the secret that divine magic is possible to cast without faith in a god. He is worshiped by a cult of heretical [[Yuan-ti]] who claim that he is their true creator. As he gets closer to returning to life, encounters with snakes and snake-like monsters become more and more frequent.

===The [[Worm That Walks]]===
The Worm that Walks is an evil demigod named [[Kyuss]] that wants to conquer the world and bring about the age of worms to become a full god. As get gets closer to escaping his prison, the world becomes infested with giant centipedes and other worm-like monsters.

===Zargon===
Zargon is an ancient evil who once ruled over [[Baator]] as the father of the [[Baatorian]]s before Baator was conquered by Asmodeus and his [[Baatezu]]. Although he was defeated by Asmodeus, he could not be killed even by the gods and was imprisoned on the material plane. His horn is nearly indestructible and he will regenerate from it if the rest of his body is destroyed. Now he has given up on reclaiming Baator and wants to conquer the mortal world. As his influence spreads the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Dragon Magazine===
Two more elder evils were added in [[Dragon Magazine]]. Zurguth, the Feasting Vast, is the accidental creator of the [[Kaorti]]. Shothragot is a powerful servant of [[Tharizdun]].

==Aboleth Deities==
While most [[Aboleth]]s do not worship gods, there are five godlike beings that they pay respects to, which are described in the book [[Lords of Madness]]
* [[Bolothamogg]] (Him Who Watches from Beyond the Stars): A primal force that keeps the multiverse separated from the outer dimensions.
* [[Holashner]] (The Hunger Below): A gigantic centipede squid thing that eats its way through the material plane, leaving behind a black substance that can be compressed into Bilestone, a substance that debilitates non-aberrations.
* [[Piscaethces]] (The Blood Queen): The origin of aboleths. She wanders throughout the multiverse spawning new aboleths. If she were to ever return aboleths would see it as proof that the multiverse isn't infinite.
* [[Shothotugg]] (Eater of Worlds): A mass of liquid that travels between worlds, poisoning and parasitizing them and slowly changing the laws of the multiverse as it does so.
* [[Y'chak]] (The Violet Flame): A pillar of violet flames concealing a form so horrifying it would destroy anyone who looked at it. It encourages mortals to worship evil gods and may be responsible for the creation of many of those gods.

[[Category:Roleplaying]]
[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]]
[[Category:Game Books]]
[[Category:Splatbook]]

Elder Evils

2019-06-23T07:42:23Z

2602:306:B88B:FB60:D925:4CCE:1D0D:3D48: /* Atropus */

[[Elder Evils]] can refer to either a 3.5 edition [[Splatbook]] about world ending threats the players may face or a group of powerful entities that are the closest things [[Aboleth]]s have to gods.

==The Book==
The Elder Evils described in the book of the same name are entities with the potential to end the world. The book instructs the DM on how to base a campaign around stopping one of these beings. The book does not describe every detail of the campaigns like most books, but instead gives a general outline of the plot, plus the stats for major enemies the players will encounter, and details of the final dungeon, and what adjustments to make if the campaign is set in [[Faerun]] or [[Eberron]]. Many of them are not stated, as they are too powerful when fully unleashed for the players to stop, but instead only have stats for an aspect of them. Several of them were later adapted to 4th edition by Dragon Magazine as potential sources of power for [[Warlock]]s.

===[[Atropus]]===
Known as The World Born Dead, Atropus is a moon sized undead creature that is as old as creation and desires the end of all life. It destroys worlds by crashing on them and then draining them of all positive energy. Atropus cannot be destroyed, but the players can drive it away. As Atropus approaches the world necromancy spells become more powerful and the dead begin to rise as undead spontaneously. Atropus itself has no stats, but the Aspect of Atropus is a CR 23 undead. Atropus is also infested with many kinds of undead, including famine spirits, advanced deathshriekers, rage winds, angels of decay, nightcrawlers, nightwalkers, nightwings, dread wraiths, and a single dread boneyard. Atropus is also a very hostile environment with no atmosphere unless it is about to collide with the world, and has a variety of effects that harm the living and boost the undead.

In the suggested campaign, Caira Xasten (human, level 5 bard, level 5 rogue, level 10 [[Ur-Priest]]) wants to attract Atropus to destroy the world to get revenge on the gods, blaming them for the death of her husband who was killed by a falling meteorite. To do this she and her cult first seek out a book about Atropus, then try to obtain the [[Book of Vile Darkness]] in order to learn the ''apocalypse of the sky'' spell which she will attempt to cast on a large city to attract Atropus with the mass death. Meanwhile, the world is also invaded by a powerful general of [[Orcus]] who also wants to summon Atropus named Gorguth ([[Bodak]], level 2 ranger, level 1 fighter, level 9 blackguard), who rides on a powerful construct named Skyshadow and leading his own army of the undead to cause mass death. After failing to stop either one of them, the players them must travel to Atropus and battle against a variety of undead monsters until they find and defeat the aspect of Atropus, which will cause Atropus to retreat.

=== Father Llymic===
Father Llymic is an entity from the [[Far Realm]] with a hatred of sunlight that sleeps in an icy prison who wants to remake the world to be more hospitable to itself and its children, which it creates by spreading a plague that turns the infected into creatures like itself. As Father Llymic comes out of his sleep, the sun starts to go out, and darkness spells grow stronger while light spells weaken.

===The Hulks of Zoretha===
The Hulks of Zoretha are five giants made of stone from another world that plan to exterminate all life on this plane to make room for them to repopulate it with their own kind. As they awaken, the moon turns red, causing people to experience uncontrollable rage.

===The Leviathan===
An immense sea monster that will destroy the world if it ever wakes up. As it gets close to awakening, the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Pandorym===
In ancient times, a group of wizards wanted to threaten the gods, so they summoned an intelligent superweapon from another dimension known as Pandorym, but then betrayed and sealed Pandorym away by separating its mind from its body and imprisoning them separately. The gods didn't like being threatened so they wiped the wizards out as soon as they had finished sealing Pandorym away. Pandorym desires to fulfil its contract with its summoners by killing all the gods, and if it is unable to return home after this it will destroy the world too. As Pandorym gets close to being freed, a glyph spread across the sky that interferes with the connections between planes, making many kinds of magic more difficult to use, especially conjuration.

===Ragnorra===
Ragnorra is an entity of corrupted life that wants to remake all life to fit her own ideals of what life should be. She travels between worlds in the form of a red comet, which crashes down on the world and begins spreading her skin over the planet, warping all creatures into aberrations. As Ragnorra gets closer to landing, positive energy spells become stronger but also cause gross blemishes, Ragnorra's spores start to fall from the sky that turn things into swarms of pests, living things gain healing abilities but are slowly corrupted into aberrations, and eventually even the dead start rising as aberrations, while undead are forced to flee unless they are underground.

===[[Sertrous]]===
Sertrous is a powerful [[Obyrith]] that was killed in the distant past, but whose spirit clings to life in his severed skull. Sertrous was the one responsible for revealing the secret that divine magic is possible to cast without faith in a god. He is worshiped by a cult of heretical [[Yuan-ti]] who claim that he is their true creator. As he gets closer to returning to life, encounters with snakes and snake-like monsters become more and more frequent.

===The [[Worm That Walks]]===
The Worm that Walks is an evil demigod named [[Kyuss]] that wants to conquer the world and bring about the age of worms to become a full god. As get gets closer to escaping his prison, the world becomes infested with giant centipedes and other worm-like monsters.

===Zargon===
Zargon is an ancient evil who once ruled over [[Baator]] as the father of the [[Baatorian]]s before Baator was conquered by Asmodeus and his [[Baatezu]]. Although he was defeated by Asmodeus, he could not be killed even by the gods and was imprisoned on the material plane. His horn is nearly indestructible and he will regenerate from it if the rest of his body is destroyed. Now he has given up on reclaiming Baator and wants to conquer the mortal world. As his influence spreads the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Dragon Magazine===
Two more elder evils were added in [[Dragon Magazine]]. Zurguth, the Feasting Vast, is the accidental creator of the [[Kaorti]]. Shothragot is a powerful servant of [[Tharizdun]].

==Aboleth Deities==
While most [[Aboleth]]s do not worship gods, there are five godlike beings that they pay respects to, which are described in the book [[Lords of Madness]]
* [[Bolothamogg]] (Him Who Watches from Beyond the Stars): A primal force that keeps the multiverse separated from the outer dimensions.
* [[Holashner]] (The Hunger Below): A gigantic centipede squid thing that eats its way through the material plane, leaving behind a black substance that can be compressed into Bilestone, a substance that debilitates non-aberrations.
* [[Piscaethces]] (The Blood Queen): The origin of aboleths. She wanders throughout the multiverse spawning new aboleths. If she were to ever return aboleths would see it as proof that the multiverse isn't infinite.
* [[Shothotugg]] (Eater of Worlds): A mass of liquid that travels between worlds, poisoning and parasitizing them and slowly changing the laws of the multiverse as it does so.
* [[Y'chak]] (The Violet Flame): A pillar of violet flames concealing a form so horrifying it would destroy anyone who looked at it. It encourages mortals to worship evil gods and may be responsible for the creation of many of those gods.

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Elder Evils

2019-06-23T07:41:53Z

2602:306:B88B:FB60:D925:4CCE:1D0D:3D48: /* Atropus */

[[Elder Evils]] can refer to either a 3.5 edition [[Splatbook]] about world ending threats the players may face or a group of powerful entities that are the closest things [[Aboleth]]s have to gods.

==The Book==
The Elder Evils described in the book of the same name are entities with the potential to end the world. The book instructs the DM on how to base a campaign around stopping one of these beings. The book does not describe every detail of the campaigns like most books, but instead gives a general outline of the plot, plus the stats for major enemies the players will encounter, and details of the final dungeon, and what adjustments to make if the campaign is set in [[Faerun]] or [[Eberron]]. Many of them are not stated, as they are too powerful when fully unleashed for the players to stop, but instead only have stats for an aspect of them. Several of them were later adapted to 4th edition by Dragon Magazine as potential sources of power for [[Warlock]]s.

===[[Atropus]]===
Known as The World Born Dead, Atropus is a moon sized undead creature that is as old as creation and desires the end of all life. It destroys worlds by crashing on them and then draining them of all positive energy. Atropus cannot be destroyed, but the players can drive it away. As Atropus approaches the world necromancy spells become more powerful and the dead begin to rise as undead spontaneously. Atropus itself has no stats, but the Aspect of Atropus is a CR 23 undead. Atropus is also infested with many kinds of undead, including famine spirits, advanced deathshriekers, rage winds, angels of decay, nightcrawlers, nightwalkers, nightwings, dread wraiths, and a single dread boneyard. Atropus is also a very hostile environment with no atmosphere unless it is about to collide with the world, and has a variety of effects that harm the living and boost the undead.

In the suggested campaign, Caira Xasten (human, level 5 bard, level 5 rogue, level 10 [[Ur-Priest]]) wants to attract Atropus to destroy the world to get revenge on the gods, blaming them for the death of her husband who was killed by a falling meteorite. To do this she and her cult first seek out a book about Atropus, then try to obtain the [[Book of Vile Darkness]] in order to learn the '''apocalypse of the sky''' spell which she will attempt to cast on a large city to attract Atropus with the mass death. Meanwhile, the world is also invaded by a powerful general of [[Orcus]] who also wants to summon Atropus named Gorguth ([[Bodak]], level 2 ranger, level 1 fighter, level 9 blackguard), who rides on a powerful construct named Skyshadow and leading his own army of the undead to cause mass death. After failing to stop either one of them, the players them must travel to Atropus and battle against a variety of undead monsters until they find and defeat the aspect of Atropus, which will cause Atropus to retreat.

=== Father Llymic===
Father Llymic is an entity from the [[Far Realm]] with a hatred of sunlight that sleeps in an icy prison who wants to remake the world to be more hospitable to itself and its children, which it creates by spreading a plague that turns the infected into creatures like itself. As Father Llymic comes out of his sleep, the sun starts to go out, and darkness spells grow stronger while light spells weaken.

===The Hulks of Zoretha===
The Hulks of Zoretha are five giants made of stone from another world that plan to exterminate all life on this plane to make room for them to repopulate it with their own kind. As they awaken, the moon turns red, causing people to experience uncontrollable rage.

===The Leviathan===
An immense sea monster that will destroy the world if it ever wakes up. As it gets close to awakening, the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Pandorym===
In ancient times, a group of wizards wanted to threaten the gods, so they summoned an intelligent superweapon from another dimension known as Pandorym, but then betrayed and sealed Pandorym away by separating its mind from its body and imprisoning them separately. The gods didn't like being threatened so they wiped the wizards out as soon as they had finished sealing Pandorym away. Pandorym desires to fulfil its contract with its summoners by killing all the gods, and if it is unable to return home after this it will destroy the world too. As Pandorym gets close to being freed, a glyph spread across the sky that interferes with the connections between planes, making many kinds of magic more difficult to use, especially conjuration.

===Ragnorra===
Ragnorra is an entity of corrupted life that wants to remake all life to fit her own ideals of what life should be. She travels between worlds in the form of a red comet, which crashes down on the world and begins spreading her skin over the planet, warping all creatures into aberrations. As Ragnorra gets closer to landing, positive energy spells become stronger but also cause gross blemishes, Ragnorra's spores start to fall from the sky that turn things into swarms of pests, living things gain healing abilities but are slowly corrupted into aberrations, and eventually even the dead start rising as aberrations, while undead are forced to flee unless they are underground.

===[[Sertrous]]===
Sertrous is a powerful [[Obyrith]] that was killed in the distant past, but whose spirit clings to life in his severed skull. Sertrous was the one responsible for revealing the secret that divine magic is possible to cast without faith in a god. He is worshiped by a cult of heretical [[Yuan-ti]] who claim that he is their true creator. As he gets closer to returning to life, encounters with snakes and snake-like monsters become more and more frequent.

===The [[Worm That Walks]]===
The Worm that Walks is an evil demigod named [[Kyuss]] that wants to conquer the world and bring about the age of worms to become a full god. As get gets closer to escaping his prison, the world becomes infested with giant centipedes and other worm-like monsters.

===Zargon===
Zargon is an ancient evil who once ruled over [[Baator]] as the father of the [[Baatorian]]s before Baator was conquered by Asmodeus and his [[Baatezu]]. Although he was defeated by Asmodeus, he could not be killed even by the gods and was imprisoned on the material plane. His horn is nearly indestructible and he will regenerate from it if the rest of his body is destroyed. Now he has given up on reclaiming Baator and wants to conquer the mortal world. As his influence spreads the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Dragon Magazine===
Two more elder evils were added in [[Dragon Magazine]]. Zurguth, the Feasting Vast, is the accidental creator of the [[Kaorti]]. Shothragot is a powerful servant of [[Tharizdun]].

==Aboleth Deities==
While most [[Aboleth]]s do not worship gods, there are five godlike beings that they pay respects to, which are described in the book [[Lords of Madness]]
* [[Bolothamogg]] (Him Who Watches from Beyond the Stars): A primal force that keeps the multiverse separated from the outer dimensions.
* [[Holashner]] (The Hunger Below): A gigantic centipede squid thing that eats its way through the material plane, leaving behind a black substance that can be compressed into Bilestone, a substance that debilitates non-aberrations.
* [[Piscaethces]] (The Blood Queen): The origin of aboleths. She wanders throughout the multiverse spawning new aboleths. If she were to ever return aboleths would see it as proof that the multiverse isn't infinite.
* [[Shothotugg]] (Eater of Worlds): A mass of liquid that travels between worlds, poisoning and parasitizing them and slowly changing the laws of the multiverse as it does so.
* [[Y'chak]] (The Violet Flame): A pillar of violet flames concealing a form so horrifying it would destroy anyone who looked at it. It encourages mortals to worship evil gods and may be responsible for the creation of many of those gods.

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[[Category:Splatbook]]

Elder Evils

2019-06-23T07:37:07Z

2602:306:B88B:FB60:D925:4CCE:1D0D:3D48: /* Atropus */

[[Elder Evils]] can refer to either a 3.5 edition [[Splatbook]] about world ending threats the players may face or a group of powerful entities that are the closest things [[Aboleth]]s have to gods.

==The Book==
The Elder Evils described in the book of the same name are entities with the potential to end the world. The book instructs the DM on how to base a campaign around stopping one of these beings. The book does not describe every detail of the campaigns like most books, but instead gives a general outline of the plot, plus the stats for major enemies the players will encounter, and details of the final dungeon, and what adjustments to make if the campaign is set in [[Faerun]] or [[Eberron]]. Many of them are not stated, as they are too powerful when fully unleashed for the players to stop, but instead only have stats for an aspect of them. Several of them were later adapted to 4th edition by Dragon Magazine as potential sources of power for [[Warlock]]s.

===[[Atropus]]===
Known as The World Born Dead, Atropus is a moon sized undead creature that is as old as creation and desires the end of all life. Atropus cannot be destroyed, but the players can drive it away. As Atropus approaches the world necromancy spells become more powerful and the dead begin to rise as undead spontaneously. Atropus itself has no stats, but the Aspect of Atropus is a CR 23 undead. Atropus is also infested with many kinds of undead, including famine spirits, advanced deathshriekers, rage winds, angels of decay, nightcrawlers, nightwalkers, nightwings, dread wraiths, and a single dread boneyard.

In the suggested campaign, Caira Xasten (human, level 5 bard, level 5 rogue, level 10 [[Ur-Priest]]) wants to attract Atropus to destroy the world to get revenge on the gods, blaming them for the death of her husband who was killed by a falling meteorite. To do this she and her cult first seek out a book about Atropus, then try to obtain the [[Book of Vile Darkness]] in order to learn the '''apocalypse of the sky''' spell which she will attempt to cast on a large city to attract Atropus with the mass death. Meanwhile, the world is also invaded by a powerful general of [[Orcus]] who also wants to summon Atropus named Gorguth ([[Bodak]], level 2 ranger, level 1 fighter, level 9 blackguard), who rides on a powerful construct named Skyshadow and leading his own army of the undead to cause mass death. After failing to stop either one of them, the players them must travel to Atropus and battle against a variety of undead monsters until they find and defeat the aspect of Atropus, which will cause Atropus to retreat.

=== Father Llymic===
Father Llymic is an entity from the [[Far Realm]] with a hatred of sunlight that sleeps in an icy prison who wants to remake the world to be more hospitable to itself and its children, which it creates by spreading a plague that turns the infected into creatures like itself. As Father Llymic comes out of his sleep, the sun starts to go out, and darkness spells grow stronger while light spells weaken.

===The Hulks of Zoretha===
The Hulks of Zoretha are five giants made of stone from another world that plan to exterminate all life on this plane to make room for them to repopulate it with their own kind. As they awaken, the moon turns red, causing people to experience uncontrollable rage.

===The Leviathan===
An immense sea monster that will destroy the world if it ever wakes up. As it gets close to awakening, the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Pandorym===
In ancient times, a group of wizards wanted to threaten the gods, so they summoned an intelligent superweapon from another dimension known as Pandorym, but then betrayed and sealed Pandorym away by separating its mind from its body and imprisoning them separately. The gods didn't like being threatened so they wiped the wizards out as soon as they had finished sealing Pandorym away. Pandorym desires to fulfil its contract with its summoners by killing all the gods, and if it is unable to return home after this it will destroy the world too. As Pandorym gets close to being freed, a glyph spread across the sky that interferes with the connections between planes, making many kinds of magic more difficult to use, especially conjuration.

===Ragnorra===
Ragnorra is an entity of corrupted life that wants to remake all life to fit her own ideals of what life should be. She travels between worlds in the form of a red comet, which crashes down on the world and begins spreading her skin over the planet, warping all creatures into aberrations. As Ragnorra gets closer to landing, positive energy spells become stronger but also cause gross blemishes, Ragnorra's spores start to fall from the sky that turn things into swarms of pests, living things gain healing abilities but are slowly corrupted into aberrations, and eventually even the dead start rising as aberrations, while undead are forced to flee unless they are underground.

===[[Sertrous]]===
Sertrous is a powerful [[Obyrith]] that was killed in the distant past, but whose spirit clings to life in his severed skull. Sertrous was the one responsible for revealing the secret that divine magic is possible to cast without faith in a god. He is worshiped by a cult of heretical [[Yuan-ti]] who claim that he is their true creator. As he gets closer to returning to life, encounters with snakes and snake-like monsters become more and more frequent.

===The [[Worm That Walks]]===
The Worm that Walks is an evil demigod named [[Kyuss]] that wants to conquer the world and bring about the age of worms to become a full god. As get gets closer to escaping his prison, the world becomes infested with giant centipedes and other worm-like monsters.

===Zargon===
Zargon is an ancient evil who once ruled over [[Baator]] as the father of the [[Baatorian]]s before Baator was conquered by Asmodeus and his [[Baatezu]]. Although he was defeated by Asmodeus, he could not be killed even by the gods and was imprisoned on the material plane. His horn is nearly indestructible and he will regenerate from it if the rest of his body is destroyed. Now he has given up on reclaiming Baator and wants to conquer the mortal world. As his influence spreads the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Dragon Magazine===
Two more elder evils were added in [[Dragon Magazine]]. Zurguth, the Feasting Vast, is the accidental creator of the [[Kaorti]]. Shothragot is a powerful servant of [[Tharizdun]].

==Aboleth Deities==
While most [[Aboleth]]s do not worship gods, there are five godlike beings that they pay respects to, which are described in the book [[Lords of Madness]]
* [[Bolothamogg]] (Him Who Watches from Beyond the Stars): A primal force that keeps the multiverse separated from the outer dimensions.
* [[Holashner]] (The Hunger Below): A gigantic centipede squid thing that eats its way through the material plane, leaving behind a black substance that can be compressed into Bilestone, a substance that debilitates non-aberrations.
* [[Piscaethces]] (The Blood Queen): The origin of aboleths. She wanders throughout the multiverse spawning new aboleths. If she were to ever return aboleths would see it as proof that the multiverse isn't infinite.
* [[Shothotugg]] (Eater of Worlds): A mass of liquid that travels between worlds, poisoning and parasitizing them and slowly changing the laws of the multiverse as it does so.
* [[Y'chak]] (The Violet Flame): A pillar of violet flames concealing a form so horrifying it would destroy anyone who looked at it. It encourages mortals to worship evil gods and may be responsible for the creation of many of those gods.

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Elder Evils

2019-06-23T07:36:33Z

2602:306:B88B:FB60:D925:4CCE:1D0D:3D48: /* Atropus */

[[Elder Evils]] can refer to either a 3.5 edition [[Splatbook]] about world ending threats the players may face or a group of powerful entities that are the closest things [[Aboleth]]s have to gods.

==The Book==
The Elder Evils described in the book of the same name are entities with the potential to end the world. The book instructs the DM on how to base a campaign around stopping one of these beings. The book does not describe every detail of the campaigns like most books, but instead gives a general outline of the plot, plus the stats for major enemies the players will encounter, and details of the final dungeon, and what adjustments to make if the campaign is set in [[Faerun]] or [[Eberron]]. Many of them are not stated, as they are too powerful when fully unleashed for the players to stop, but instead only have stats for an aspect of them. Several of them were later adapted to 4th edition by Dragon Magazine as potential sources of power for [[Warlock]]s.

===[[Atropus]]===
Known as The World Born Dead, Atropus is a moon sized undead creature that is as old as creation and desires the end of all life. Atropus cannot be destroyed, but the players can drive it away. As Atropus approaches the world necromancy spells become more powerful and the dead begin to rise as undead spontaneously. Atropus itself has no stats, but the Aspect of Atropus is a CR 23 undead. Atropus is also infested with many kinds of undead, including famine spirits, advanced deathshrieker, rage winds, angels of decay, nightcrawlers, nightwalkers, nightwings, dread wraiths, and a single dread boneyard.

In the suggested campaign, Caira Xasten (human, level 5 bard, level 5 rogue, level 10 [[Ur-Priest]]) wants to attract Atropus to destroy the world to get revenge on the gods, blaming them for the death of her husband who was killed by a falling meteorite. To do this she and her cult first seek out a book about Atropus, then try to obtain the [[Book of Vile Darkness]] in order to learn the '''apocalypse of the sky''' spell which she will attempt to cast on a large city to attract Atropus with the mass death. Meanwhile, the world is also invaded by a powerful general of [[Orcus]] who also wants to summon Atropus named Gorguth ([[Bodak]], level 2 ranger, level 1 fighter, level 9 blackguard), who rides on a powerful construct named Skyshadow and leading his own army of the undead to cause mass death. After failing to stop either one of them, the players them must travel to Atropus and battle against a variety of undead monsters until they find and defeat the aspect of Atropus, which will cause Atropus to retreat.

=== Father Llymic===
Father Llymic is an entity from the [[Far Realm]] with a hatred of sunlight that sleeps in an icy prison who wants to remake the world to be more hospitable to itself and its children, which it creates by spreading a plague that turns the infected into creatures like itself. As Father Llymic comes out of his sleep, the sun starts to go out, and darkness spells grow stronger while light spells weaken.

===The Hulks of Zoretha===
The Hulks of Zoretha are five giants made of stone from another world that plan to exterminate all life on this plane to make room for them to repopulate it with their own kind. As they awaken, the moon turns red, causing people to experience uncontrollable rage.

===The Leviathan===
An immense sea monster that will destroy the world if it ever wakes up. As it gets close to awakening, the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Pandorym===
In ancient times, a group of wizards wanted to threaten the gods, so they summoned an intelligent superweapon from another dimension known as Pandorym, but then betrayed and sealed Pandorym away by separating its mind from its body and imprisoning them separately. The gods didn't like being threatened so they wiped the wizards out as soon as they had finished sealing Pandorym away. Pandorym desires to fulfil its contract with its summoners by killing all the gods, and if it is unable to return home after this it will destroy the world too. As Pandorym gets close to being freed, a glyph spread across the sky that interferes with the connections between planes, making many kinds of magic more difficult to use, especially conjuration.

===Ragnorra===
Ragnorra is an entity of corrupted life that wants to remake all life to fit her own ideals of what life should be. She travels between worlds in the form of a red comet, which crashes down on the world and begins spreading her skin over the planet, warping all creatures into aberrations. As Ragnorra gets closer to landing, positive energy spells become stronger but also cause gross blemishes, Ragnorra's spores start to fall from the sky that turn things into swarms of pests, living things gain healing abilities but are slowly corrupted into aberrations, and eventually even the dead start rising as aberrations, while undead are forced to flee unless they are underground.

===[[Sertrous]]===
Sertrous is a powerful [[Obyrith]] that was killed in the distant past, but whose spirit clings to life in his severed skull. Sertrous was the one responsible for revealing the secret that divine magic is possible to cast without faith in a god. He is worshiped by a cult of heretical [[Yuan-ti]] who claim that he is their true creator. As he gets closer to returning to life, encounters with snakes and snake-like monsters become more and more frequent.

===The [[Worm That Walks]]===
The Worm that Walks is an evil demigod named [[Kyuss]] that wants to conquer the world and bring about the age of worms to become a full god. As get gets closer to escaping his prison, the world becomes infested with giant centipedes and other worm-like monsters.

===Zargon===
Zargon is an ancient evil who once ruled over [[Baator]] as the father of the [[Baatorian]]s before Baator was conquered by Asmodeus and his [[Baatezu]]. Although he was defeated by Asmodeus, he could not be killed even by the gods and was imprisoned on the material plane. His horn is nearly indestructible and he will regenerate from it if the rest of his body is destroyed. Now he has given up on reclaiming Baator and wants to conquer the mortal world. As his influence spreads the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Dragon Magazine===
Two more elder evils were added in [[Dragon Magazine]]. Zurguth, the Feasting Vast, is the accidental creator of the [[Kaorti]]. Shothragot is a powerful servant of [[Tharizdun]].

==Aboleth Deities==
While most [[Aboleth]]s do not worship gods, there are five godlike beings that they pay respects to, which are described in the book [[Lords of Madness]]
* [[Bolothamogg]] (Him Who Watches from Beyond the Stars): A primal force that keeps the multiverse separated from the outer dimensions.
* [[Holashner]] (The Hunger Below): A gigantic centipede squid thing that eats its way through the material plane, leaving behind a black substance that can be compressed into Bilestone, a substance that debilitates non-aberrations.
* [[Piscaethces]] (The Blood Queen): The origin of aboleths. She wanders throughout the multiverse spawning new aboleths. If she were to ever return aboleths would see it as proof that the multiverse isn't infinite.
* [[Shothotugg]] (Eater of Worlds): A mass of liquid that travels between worlds, poisoning and parasitizing them and slowly changing the laws of the multiverse as it does so.
* [[Y'chak]] (The Violet Flame): A pillar of violet flames concealing a form so horrifying it would destroy anyone who looked at it. It encourages mortals to worship evil gods and may be responsible for the creation of many of those gods.

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Elder Evils

2019-06-23T06:52:04Z

2602:306:B88B:FB60:D925:4CCE:1D0D:3D48: /* Atropus */

[[Elder Evils]] can refer to either a 3.5 edition [[Splatbook]] about world ending threats the players may face or a group of powerful entities that are the closest things [[Aboleth]]s have to gods.

==The Book==
The Elder Evils described in the book of the same name are entities with the potential to end the world. The book instructs the DM on how to base a campaign around stopping one of these beings. The book does not describe every detail of the campaigns like most books, but instead gives a general outline of the plot, plus the stats for major enemies the players will encounter, and details of the final dungeon, and what adjustments to make if the campaign is set in [[Faerun]] or [[Eberron]]. Many of them are not stated, as they are too powerful when fully unleashed for the players to stop, but instead only have stats for an aspect of them. Several of them were later adapted to 4th edition by Dragon Magazine as potential sources of power for [[Warlock]]s.

===[[Atropus]]===
Known as The World Born Dead, Atropus is a moon sized undead creature that is as old as creation and desires the end of all life. Atropus cannot be destroyed, but the players can drive it away. As Atropus approaches the world necromancy spells become more powerful and the dead begin to rise as undead spontaneously. Atropus itself has no stats, but the Aspect of Atropus is a CR 23 undead.

In the suggested campaign, Caira Xasten (human, level 5 bard, level 5 rogue, level 10 [[Ur-Priest]]) wants to attract Atropus to destroy the world to get revenge on the gods, blaming them for the death of her friend who was killed by a falling meteorite. To do this she and her cult first seek out scrolls about Atropus, then try to obtain the Book of Vile darkness in order to learn the '''apocalypse of the sky''' spell which she will attempt to cast on a large city to attract Atropus with the mass death. Meanwhile, the world is also invaded by a powerful general of [[Orcus]] who also wants to summon Atropus named Gorguth ([[Bodak]], level 2 ranger, level 1 fighter, level 9 blackguard), who rides on a powerful construct named Skyshadow and leading his own army of the undead to cause mass death. After failing to stop either one of them, the players them must travel to Atropus and battle against a variety of undead monsters until they find and defeat the aspect of Atropus, which will cause Atropus to retreat.

=== Father Llymic===
Father Llymic is an entity from the [[Far Realm]] with a hatred of sunlight that sleeps in an icy prison who wants to remake the world to be more hospitable to itself and its children, which it creates by spreading a plague that turns the infected into creatures like itself. As Father Llymic comes out of his sleep, the sun starts to go out, and darkness spells grow stronger while light spells weaken.

===The Hulks of Zoretha===
The Hulks of Zoretha are five giants made of stone from another world that plan to exterminate all life on this plane to make room for them to repopulate it with their own kind. As they awaken, the moon turns red, causing people to experience uncontrollable rage.

===The Leviathan===
An immense sea monster that will destroy the world if it ever wakes up. As it gets close to awakening, the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Pandorym===
In ancient times, a group of wizards wanted to threaten the gods, so they summoned an intelligent superweapon from another dimension known as Pandorym, but then betrayed and sealed Pandorym away by separating its mind from its body and imprisoning them separately. The gods didn't like being threatened so they wiped the wizards out as soon as they had finished sealing Pandorym away. Pandorym desires to fulfil its contract with its summoners by killing all the gods, and if it is unable to return home after this it will destroy the world too. As Pandorym gets close to being freed, a glyph spread across the sky that interferes with the connections between planes, making many kinds of magic more difficult to use, especially conjuration.

===Ragnorra===
Ragnorra is an entity of corrupted life that wants to remake all life to fit her own ideals of what life should be. She travels between worlds in the form of a red comet, which crashes down on the world and begins spreading her skin over the planet, warping all creatures into aberrations. As Ragnorra gets closer to landing, positive energy spells become stronger but also cause gross blemishes, Ragnorra's spores start to fall from the sky that turn things into swarms of pests, living things gain healing abilities but are slowly corrupted into aberrations, and eventually even the dead start rising as aberrations, while undead are forced to flee unless they are underground.

===[[Sertrous]]===
Sertrous is a powerful [[Obyrith]] that was killed in the distant past, but whose spirit clings to life in his severed skull. Sertrous was the one responsible for revealing the secret that divine magic is possible to cast without faith in a god. He is worshiped by a cult of heretical [[Yuan-ti]] who claim that he is their true creator. As he gets closer to returning to life, encounters with snakes and snake-like monsters become more and more frequent.

===The [[Worm That Walks]]===
The Worm that Walks is an evil demigod named [[Kyuss]] that wants to conquer the world and bring about the age of worms to become a full god. As get gets closer to escaping his prison, the world becomes infested with giant centipedes and other worm-like monsters.

===Zargon===
Zargon is an ancient evil who once ruled over [[Baator]] as the father of the [[Baatorian]]s before Baator was conquered by Asmodeus and his [[Baatezu]]. Although he was defeated by Asmodeus, he could not be killed even by the gods and was imprisoned on the material plane. His horn is nearly indestructible and he will regenerate from it if the rest of his body is destroyed. Now he has given up on reclaiming Baator and wants to conquer the mortal world. As his influence spreads the world is affected by extreme weather.

===Dragon Magazine===
Two more elder evils were added in [[Dragon Magazine]]. Zurguth, the Feasting Vast, is the accidental creator of the [[Kaorti]]. Shothragot is a powerful servant of [[Tharizdun]].

==Aboleth Deities==
While most [[Aboleth]]s do not worship gods, there are five godlike beings that they pay respects to, which are described in the book [[Lords of Madness]]
* [[Bolothamogg]] (Him Who Watches from Beyond the Stars): A primal force that keeps the multiverse separated from the outer dimensions.
* [[Holashner]] (The Hunger Below): A gigantic centipede squid thing that eats its way through the material plane, leaving behind a black substance that can be compressed into Bilestone, a substance that debilitates non-aberrations.
* [[Piscaethces]] (The Blood Queen): The origin of aboleths. She wanders throughout the multiverse spawning new aboleths. If she were to ever return aboleths would see it as proof that the multiverse isn't infinite.
* [[Shothotugg]] (Eater of Worlds): A mass of liquid that travels between worlds, poisoning and parasitizing them and slowly changing the laws of the multiverse as it does so.
* [[Y'chak]] (The Violet Flame): A pillar of violet flames concealing a form so horrifying it would destroy anyone who looked at it. It encourages mortals to worship evil gods and may be responsible for the creation of many of those gods.

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Demogorgon

2019-06-23T00:38:13Z

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|Name = Demogorgon
|Symbol =
|Alignment = Chaotic Evil
|Divine Rank = Demon Prince, Eternal Immortal
|Pantheon = Demonic, [[Mystara]]n (Entropy)
|Portfolio = Enervation, Madness, Reptiles, Aberrations
|Domains = '''3E:''' Corruption, Demonic, Chaos, Evil
|Home Plane = ''Gaping Maw'' ([[Abyss]])
|Worshippers = [[Kopru]], [[Ixitxachitl]], Mad beings, Demons, Deformed
|Favoured Weapon =
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'''Demogorgon''' is the most famous, or at least infamous, [[Demon Prince]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Having been around in every single edition since the game was created, he is the Prince of Demons - the closest thing the [[Abyss]] has to a singular, all-powerful ruler, with only [[Orcus]] and [[Graz'zt]] really having any chance of challenging his might.

Demogorgon is infamous for taking the somewhat mix'n'match appearance of early D&D demons and really turning it to his advantage. For the most part, Demogorgon resembles something almost [[dinosaur]]ian; a giant, bipedal, predatory reptile. Except he's got two heads, resembling the heads of baboons (or mandrils, but they're close enough), and each arm splits into two tentacles.

Perhaps the greatest limitation that Demogorgon faces is that he is legitimately insane; each head has its own unique personality, and so he's constantly fighting himself to determine which persona gets to be top dog. His left head is called Aameul and has a silver tongue that can charm any creature, while the right head, Hethradiah, can cause insanity. They seek to dominate or kill one another, just as their combined self seeks to slay or overpower all life. Demogorgon is a fearsome foe in battle, capable of rotting flesh from bones with but a caress of his tentacles and draining the energy of anyone slapped by his tail.

Demogorgon has few followers amongst the humanoid races, but he has many amongst the more monstrous people. Yuan-ti, troglodytes, ixitxachitl and hosts of demons worship Demogorgon as their lord. These cults are depraved and engage in all manner of horrific rituals and sacrifices to their lord. Humanoids rarely worship him as cults, but individuals dedicated to the Prince of Demons tend to be just as dangerous, given that they are quite often high-ranking members of society, and his influence is thought to be the source of many monstrous versions of natural creatures, like ettins and merrow.

Demogorgon's layer of The Gaping Maw is the 88th of the Abyss. While it's a tropical realm with plenty of water it is not a hospitable plane, with many different kinds of demons roving the surface and the ocean looking for things to devour. Demogorgon runs the great city of Lemoriax, which is one of the premier slave markets in the Great Wheel. He frequently stalks through his city to whip his followers into a frenzy. His layer is linked to the next layer, Dagon's home of Shadowsea. The two are allied, which effectively means they stay off of each other's backs.

Demogorgon is the creator of a race of [[Lizardfolk]] called the [[Khaasta]]s. In a rare moment of generosity, he decided to set them free after his generals started complaining that they were difficult to command and not as effective in battle as true demons, since they that served him loyally for so long.
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{{Infobox Deity
|Name = Demogorgon
|Symbol =
|Alignment = Chaotic Evil
|Divine Rank = Demon Prince, Eternal Immortal
|Pantheon = Demonic, [[Mystara]]n (Entropy)
|Portfolio = Enervation, Madness, Reptiles, Aberrations
|Domains = '''3E:''' Corruption, Demonic, Chaos, Evil
|Home Plane = ''Gaping Maw'' ([[Abyss]])
|Worshippers = [[Kopru]], [[Ixitxachitl]], Mad beings, Demons, Deformed
|Favoured Weapon =
}}
'''Demogorgon''' is the most famous, or at least infamous, [[Demon Prince]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Having been around in every single edition since the game was created, he is the Prince of Demons - the closest thing the [[Abyss]] has to a singular, all-powerful ruler, with only [[Orcus]] and [[Graz'zt]] really having any chance of challenging his might.

Demogorgon is infamous for taking the somewhat mix'n'match appearance of early D&D demons and really turning it to his advantage. For the most part, Demogorgon resembles something almost [[dinosaur]]ian; a giant, bipedal, predatory reptile. Except he's got two heads, resembling the heads of baboons (or mandrils, but they're close enough), and each arm splits into two tentacles.

Perhaps the greatest limitation that Demogorgon faces is that he is legitimately insane; each head has its own unique personality, and so he's constantly fighting himself to determine which persona gets to be top dog. His left head is called Aameul and has a silver tongue that can charm any creature, while the right head, Hethradiah, can cause insanity. They seek to dominate or kill one another, just as their combined self seeks to slay or overpower all life. Demogorgon is a fearsome foe in battle, capable of rotting flesh from bones with but a caress of his tentacles and draining the energy of anyone slapped by his tail.

Demogorgon has few followers amongst the humanoid races, but he has many amongst the more monstrous people. Yuan-ti, troglodytes, ixitxachitl and hosts of demons worship Demogorgon as their lord. These cults are depraved and engage in all manner of horrific rituals and sacrifices to their lord. Humanoids rarely worship him as cults, but individuals dedicated to the Prince of Demons tend to be just as dangerous, given that they are quite often high-ranking members of society, and his influence is thought to be the source of many monstrous versions of natural creatures, like ettins and merrow.

Demogorgon's layer of The Gaping Maw is the 88th of the Abyss. While it's a tropical realm with plenty of water it is not a hospitable plane, with many different kinds of demons roving the surface and the ocean looking for things to devour. Demogorgon runs the great city of Lemoriax, which is one of the premier slave markets in the Great Wheel. He frequently stalks through his city to whip his followers into a frenzy. His layer is linked to the next layer, Dagon's home of Shadowsea. The two are allied, which effectively means they stay off of each other's backs.

Demogorgon is the creator of [[Lizardfolk]] called the [[Khaasta]]s. In a rare moment of generosity, he decided to set them free after his generals started complaining that they were difficult to command and not as effective in battle as true demons, since they that served him loyally for so long.
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{{Infobox Deity
|Name = Demogorgon
|Symbol =
|Alignment = Chaotic Evil
|Divine Rank = Demon Prince, Eternal Immortal
|Pantheon = Demonic, [[Mystara]]n (Entropy)
|Portfolio = Enervation, Madness, Reptiles, Aberrations
|Domains = '''3E:''' Corruption, Demonic, Chaos, Evil
|Home Plane = ''Gaping Maw'' ([[Abyss]])
|Worshippers = [[Kopru]], [[Ixitxachitl]], Mad beings, Demons, Deformed
|Favoured Weapon =
}}
'''Demogorgon''' is the most famous, or at least infamous, [[Demon Prince]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Having been around in every single edition since the game was created, he is the Prince of Demons - the closest thing the [[Abyss]] has to a singular, all-powerful ruler, with only [[Orcus]] and [[Graz'zt]] really having any chance of challenging his might.

Demogorgon is infamous for taking the somewhat mix'n'match appearance of early D&D demons and really turning it to his advantage. For the most part, Demogorgon resembles something almost [[dinosaur]]ian; a giant, bipedal, predatory reptile. Except he's got two heads, resembling the heads of baboons (or mandrils, but they're close enough), and each arm splits into two tentacles.

Perhaps the greatest limitation that Demogorgon faces is that he is legitimately insane; each head has its own unique personality, and so he's constantly fighting himself to determine which persona gets to be top dog. His left head is called Aameul and has a silver tongue that can charm any creature, while the right head, Hethradiah, can cause insanity. They seek to dominate or kill one another, just as their combined self seeks to slay or overpower all life. Demogorgon is a fearsome foe in battle, capable of rotting flesh from bones with but a caress of his tentacles and draining the energy of anyone slapped by his tail.

Demogorgon has few followers amongst the humanoid races, but he has many amongst the more monstrous people. Yuan-ti, troglodytes, ixitxachitl and hosts of demons worship Demogorgon as their lord. These cults are depraved and engage in all manner of horrific rituals and sacrifices to their lord. Humanoids rarely worship him as cults, but individuals dedicated to the Prince of Demons tend to be just as dangerous, given that they are quite often high-ranking members of society, and his influence is thought to be the source of many monstrous versions of natural creatures, like ettins and merrow.

Demogorgon's layer of The Gaping Maw is the 88th of the Abyss. While it's a tropical realm with plenty of water it is not a hospitable plane, with many different kinds of demons roving the surface and the ocean looking for things to devour. Demogorgon runs the great city of Lemoriax, which is one of the premier slave markets in the Great Wheel. He frequently stalks through his city to whip his followers into a frenzy. His layer is linked to the next layer, Dagon's home of Shadowsea. The two are allied, which effectively means they stay off of each other's backs.

Demogorgon is the creator of lizard people called the [[Khaasta]]s. In a rare moment of generosity, he decided to set them free after his generals started complaining that they were difficult to command and not as effective in battle as true demons, since they that served him loyally for so long.
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{|class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed table" border=0 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=1 style="margin: 1em; border: 2px solid black;"
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!align=center colspan=4 bgcolor=ccccff | The non-human [[Gods of Dungeons and Dragons|deities]] of [[Dungeons and Dragons]]
|-
! || align=center | Leader || align=left | Others
|-
| align=right | '''[[Dragon Gods|Dragons]]:''' || align=center | [[Io]] || [[Aasterinian]] - [[Astilabor]] - [[Bahamut]] - [[Chronepsis]] - [[Falazure]] - [[Garyx]] - [[Hlal]] - [[Lendys]] - [[Null]] - [[Sardior]] - [[Tamara]] - [[Tiamat]]
|-
| align=right | '''Drow:''' || align=center | [[Lolth]] || [[Eilistraee]] - [[Ghaunadaur]] - [[Keptolo]] - [[Kiaransalee]] - [[Malyk]] - [[Selvetarm]] - [[Vhaeraun]] - [[Zinzerena]]
|-
| align=right | '''[[Morndinsamman|Dwarves]]:''' || align=center | [[Moradin]] || [[Abbathor]] - [[Berronar Truesilver]] - [[Clangeddin Silverbeard]] - [[Deep Duerra]] - [[Dugmaren Brightmantle]] - [[Dumathoin]] - [[Fortubo]] [[Gendwar Argrim]] - [[Gorm Gulthyn]] - [[Haela Brightaxe]] - [[Hanseath]] - [[Laduguer]] - [[Marthammor Duin]] - [[Muamman Duathal]] [[Mya]] - [[Roknar]] - [[Sharindlar]] - [[Thard Harr]] - [[Tharmekhûl]] - [[Thautam]] - [[Ulaa]] - [[Valkauna]] - [[Vergadain]]
|-
| align=right | '''[[Seldarine|Elves]]:''' || align=center | [[Corellon Larethian]] || [[Aerdrie Faenya]] - [[Alathrien Druanna]] - [[Alobal Lorfiril]] - [[Angharradh]] - [[Araleth Letheranil]] - [[Darahl Firecloak]] - [[Deep Sashelas]] [[Elebrin Liothiel]] - [[Erevan Ilesere]] - [[Fenmarel Mestarine]] - [[Gadhelyn]] - [[Hanali Celanil]] - [[Kirith Sotheril]] - [[Labelas Enoreth]] [[Melira Taralen]] - [[Mythrien Sarath]] - [[Naralis Analor]] - [[Rellavar Danuvien]] - [[Rillifane Rallathil]] - [[Sarula Iliene]] - [[Sehanine Moonbow]] [[Shevarash]] - [[Solonor Thelandira]] - [[Tethrin Veraldé]] - [[Tarsellis Meunniduin]] - [[Trishina]] - [[Vandria Gilmadrith]] - [[Ye'Cind]]
|-
| align=right | '''Giants:''' || align=center | [[Annam]] || [[Diancastra]] - [[Grolantor]] - [[Hiatea]] - [[Iallanis]] - [[Karontor]] - [[Memnor]] - [[Othea]] - [[Skoraeus Stonebones]] - [[Stronmaus]] - [[Surtr]] - [[Thrym]]
|-
| align=right | '''Goliaths:''' || align=center | [[Kavaki]] || [[Kuliak]] - [[Manethak]] - [[Naki-Uthai]] - [[Theleya]] - [[Vanua]]
|-
| align=right | '''Gnomes:''' || align=center | [[Garl Glittergold]] || [[Baervan Wildwanderer]] - [[Baravar Cloakshadow]] - [[Bleredd]] - [[Callarduran Smoothhands]] - [[Flandal Steelskin]] - [[Gaerdal Ironhand]] [[Gelf Darkhearth]] - [[Nebelun]] - [[Rill Cleverthrush]] - [[Roykyn]] - [[Segojan Earthcaller]] - [[Sheyanna Flaxenstrand]] - [[The Glutton]] - [[Urdlen]]
|-
| align=right | '''Goblinoids:''' || align=center | [[Maglubiyet]] || [[Bargrivyek]] - [[Grankhul]] - [[Hruggek]] - [[Khurgorbaeyag]] - [[Kikanuti]] - [[Nomog-Geaya]] - [[Skiggaret]]
|-
| align=right | '''Halflings:''' || align=center | [[Yondalla]] || [[Arvoreen]] - [[Brandobaris]] - [[Charmalaine]] - [[Cyrrollalee]] - [[Dallah Thaun]] - [[Sheela Peryroyl]] - [[Urogalan]]
|-
| align=right | '''Illumian:''' || align=center | [[Tarmuid]] || [[Aulasha]] - [[Glautru]] - [[Soorinek]] - [[Syeret]] - [[Wathaku]]
|-
| align=right | '''Orcs:''' || align=center | [[Gruumsh]] || [[Bahgtru]] - [[Ilneval]] - [[Luthic]] - [[Shargaas]] - [[Yurtrus]]
|-
| align=right | '''Raptorans:''' || align=center | [[Tuilviel Glithien]] || [[Duthila]] - [[Kithin]] - [[Lliendil]] - [[Nilthina]] - [[Ventila]]
|-
| align=right | '''Others:''' || || [[Aventernus]] - [[Blibdoolpoolp]] - [[Cegilune]] - [[Diinkarazan]] - [[Diirinka]] - [[Eadro]] - [[Elder Evils]] - [[Gaknulak]] - [[Great Mother]] - [[Gorellik]] - [[Gzemnid]] [[Hleid]] - [[Iborighu]] - [[Ilsensine]] - [[Jazirian]] - [[Kecuala]] - [[Kuraulyek]] - [[Kurtulmak]] - [[Laogzed]] - [[Maanzecorian]] - [[Mak Thuum Ngatha]] [[Merrshaulk]] - [[Parrafaire]] - [[Psilofyr]] - [[The Patient One]] - [[Quorlinn]] - [[Ramenos]] - [[Raxivort]] - [[Refnara]] - [[Sekolah]] - [[Semuanya]] [[Sess'innek]] - [[Shekinester]] - [[Skerrit]] - [[Solanil]] - [[Ssharstrune]] - [[Syranita]] - [[Vaprak]] - [[Wastri]] - [[The Whale Mother]] - [[Zehir]]
|}
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{|class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed table" border=0 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=1 style="margin: 1em; border: 2px solid black;"
|-
!align=center colspan=4 bgcolor=ccccff | The non-human [[Gods of Dungeons and Dragons|deities]] of [[Dungeons and Dragons]]
|-
! || align=center | Leader || align=left | Others
|-
| align=right | '''[[Dragon Gods|Dragons]]:''' || align=center | [[Io]] || [[Aasterinian]] - [[Astilabor]] - [[Bahamut]] - [[Chronepsis]] - [[Falazure]] - [[Garyx]] - [[Hlal]] - [[Lendys]] - [[Null]] - [[Sardior]] - [[Tamara]] - [[Tiamat]]
|-
| align=right | '''Drow:''' || align=center | [[Lolth]] || [[Eilistraee]] - [[Ghaunadaur]] - [[Keptolo]] - [[Kiaransalee]] - [[Malyk]] - [[Selvetarm]] - [[Vhaeraun]] - [[Zinzerena]]
|-
| align=right | '''[[Morndinsamman|Dwarves]]:''' || align=center | [[Moradin]] || [[Abbathor]] - [[Berronar Truesilver]] - [[Clangeddin Silverbeard]] - [[Deep Duerra]] - [[Dugmaren Brightmantle]] - [[Dumathoin]] - [[Fortubo]] [[Gendwar Argrim]] - [[Gorm Gulthyn]] - [[Haela Brightaxe]] - [[Hanseath]] - [[Laduguer]] - [[Marthammor Duin]] - [[Muamman Duathal]] [[Mya]] - [[Roknar]] - [[Sharindlar]] - [[Thard Harr]] - [[Tharmekhûl]] - [[Thautam]] - [[Ulaa]] - [[Valkauna]] - [[Vergadain]]
|-
| align=right | '''[[Seldarine|Elves]]:''' || align=center | [[Corellon Larethian]] || [[Aerdrie Faenya]] - [[Alathrien Druanna]] - [[Alobal Lorfiril]] - [[Angharradh]] - [[Araleth Letheranil]] - [[Darahl Firecloak]] - [[Deep Sashelas]] [[Elebrin Liothiel]] - [[Erevan Ilesere]] - [[Fenmarel Mestarine]] - [[Gadhelyn]] - [[Hanali Celanil]] - [[Kirith Sotheril]] - [[Labelas Enoreth]] [[Melira Taralen]] - [[Mythrien Sarath]] - [[Naralis Analor]] - [[Rellavar Danuvien]] - [[Rillifane Rallathil]] - [[Sarula Iliene]] - [[Sehanine Moonbow]] [[Shevarash]] - [[Solonor Thelandira]] - [[Tethrin Veraldé]] - [[Tarsellis Meunniduin]] - [[Trishina]] - [[Vandria Gilmadrith]] - [[Ye'Cind]]
|-
| align=right | '''Giants:''' || align=center | [[Annam]] || [[Diancastra]] - [[Grolantor]] - [[Hiatea]] - [[Iallanis]] - [[Karontor]] - [[Memnor]] - [[Othea]] - [[Skoraeus Stonebones]] - [[Stronmaus]] - [[Surtr]] - [[Thrym]]
|-
| align=right | '''Goliaths:''' || align=center | [[Kavaki]] || [[Kuliak]] - [[Manethak]] - [[Naki-Uthai]] - [[Theleya]] - [[Vanua]]
|-
| align=right | '''Gnomes:''' || align=center | [[Garl Glittergold]] || [[Baervan Wildwanderer]] - [[Baravar Cloakshadow]] - [[Bleredd]] - [[Callarduran Smoothhands]] - [[Flandal Steelskin]] - [[Gaerdal Ironhand]] [[Gelf Darkhearth]] - [[Nebelun]] - [[Rill Cleverthrush]] - [[Roykyn]] - [[Segojan Earthcaller]] - [[Sheyanna Flaxenstrand]] - [[The Glutton]] - [[Urdlen]]
|-
| align=right | '''Goblinoids:''' || align=center | [[Maglubiyet]] || [[Bargrivyek]] - [[Grankhul]] - [[Hruggek]] - [[Khurgorbaeyag]] - [[Kikanuti]] - [[Nomog-Geaya]] - [[Skiggaret]]
|-
| align=right | '''Halflings:''' || align=center | [[Yondalla]] || [[Arvoreen]] - [[Brandobaris]] - [[Charmalaine]] - [[Cyrrollalee]] - [[Dallah Thaun]] - [[Sheela Peryroyl]] - [[Urogalan]]
|-
| align=right | '''Illumian:''' || align=center | [[Tarmuid]] || [[Aulasha]] - [[Glautru]] - [[Soorinek]] - [[Syeret]] - [[Wathaku]]
|-
| align=right | '''Orcs:''' || align=center | [[Gruumsh]] || [[Bahgtru]] - [[Ilneval]] - [[Luthic]] - [[Shargaas]] - [[Yurtrus]]
|-
| align=right | '''Raptorans:''' || align=center | [[Tuilviel Glithien]] || [[Duthila]] - [[Kithin]] - [[Lliendil]] - [[Nilthina]] - [[Ventila]]
|-
| align=right | '''Others:''' || || [[Aventernus]] - [[Blibdoolpoolp]] - [[Cegilune]] - [[Diinkarazan]] - [[Diirinka]] - [[Eadro]] [[Elder Evils]] - [[Gaknulak]] - [[Great Mother]] - [[Gorellik]] - [[Gzemnid]] [[Hleid]] - [[Iborighu]] - [[Ilsensine]] - [[Jazirian]] - [[Kecuala]] - [[Kuraulyek]] - [[Kurtulmak]] - [[Laogzed]] - [[Maanzecorian]] - [[Mak Thuum Ngatha]] [[Merrshaulk]] - [[Parrafaire]] - [[Psilofyr]] - [[The Patient One]] - [[Quorlinn]] - [[Ramenos]] - [[Raxivort]] - [[Refnara]] - [[Sekolah]] - [[Semuanya]] [[Sess'innek]] - [[Shekinester]] - [[Skerrit]] - [[Solanil]] - [[Ssharstrune]] - [[Syranita]] - [[Vaprak]] - [[Wastri]] - [[The Whale Mother]] - [[Zehir]]
|}
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[[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]][[Category:Dungeons & Dragons Gods]]