Editing Yugoloth (section)

===Greater Yugoloths===

*'''[[Nycaloth]]''' : Classically horned and draconian winged fiends.  Headsmen and executioners. They're large, brutish, and carry vorpal axes. In [[3e|3rd edition D&D]] nycaloths gained the distinction of having four arms. Although Nycaloths' combat abilities are some of the most underhanded among Yugoloths, they can be one of the most loyal Yugoloths if treated well (You will have to bribe them at least quadruple their pay instead of only double to get them to switch sides).
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Nycaloth 1e.jpg|1e Demon guy
Nycadaemon Monster card.jpg|1e weird clay monster?
Nycaloth MC8.jpg|2e Flaming Wings?
Nycaloth VRGtFiends.jpg
Nycaloth 2e.gif|2e Dogman
Nycaloth 3e.jpg|3e 4 armed gargoyle
Neldrazu Needle demon Nycademon 4e.png|4e Nyca on the right
Nycaloth 5e.png|5e fat gargoyle.
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*'''[[Arcanaloth]]''': Probably the most famous of the yugoloth species [at least among [[furry]] fans], arcanaloths look like anthropomorphic jackals and are known for managing the mercenary contracts that are the lifeblood of the yugolothic personal involvement in the [[Blood War]]. In essence, all contracts to hire yugoloths ultimately get approved by these guys. These guys are perhaps best known because they have two representative characters living in [[Sigil]]; A'kin the Friendly Fiend, a seemingly benevolent (not that anyone buys it) merchant, and [[Shemeshka]] the Marauder, aspiring to be the biggest wheeler-dealer in the Cage, who calls herself "King of the Crosstrade" and is famous as one of the first canonical non-cisgender NPCs -- she calls herself female, but her profile in the Sigil bigwig NPC splat "Uncaged: Faces of Sigil" depicts her with a ''male'' symbol, implying she's trans. Of course, according to ''Faces of Evil'', all yugoloths are hermaphrodites (<strike>not that the hypothetical sex of a fiend even matters, since fiends of all varieties "reproduce" by uplifting Maggots, which are the forms evil mortals take upon dying and arriving at any of the lower planes</strike>. Actually, yugoloths don't reproduce from maggots/larva. They procreate as mammals do, and when one dies, another mezzoloth is spat out, ensuring their numbers never decrease). By [[4e|4th edition D&D]] the publishers finally realized that [[Furry|jackal furries]] (only some of which even have horns) are just not daemonic enough, and so [[Retcon|retconned]] them to instead be the [[raavasta]] race (with distant yugoloth ancestry).
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Arcanaloth 1e.jpg
Arcanaloth MC8.jpg
Arcanaloth RM1 1.jpg
Arcanaloth 2e.png
A'kin Uncaged.jpg
Arcanaloth 5e.png
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*'''[[Ultroloth]]''':  Unlike the pit fiends and balors of the devils and demons, respectively, the leaders of the yugoloths are thinking, scheming mages-sneaks that disguise their strength behind melted, emaciated, and shifting forms rather than roar into battle wreathed in flame.  Unfortunately, the fact that ultroloths have zero daemonic features and instead look like <s>weather balloons</s> sci-fi aliens might be why Balor demons and pit fiend devils better fascinated [[God|dungeon masters]] and [[murderhobos|players]] alike.
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Ultroloth 1e.png
Ultroloth MC8.jpg
Ultroloth 2e.gif
Ultroloth 3e.png
Ultroloth 4e.jpg
Ultroloth 5e.png
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