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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* In Pathfinder */

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In Pathfinder

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	[[File:Lillend B1.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Pathfinder won't change a winning formula if they can avoid it.]]		[[File:Lillend B1.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Pathfinder won't change a winning formula if they can avoid it.]]

	Amazing, lillendi have appeared in [[Pathfinder]]. Their lore is an even further boiled down rendition of their 3e lore, depicting them as Chaotic Good tale-tellers, chroniclers and guardians of art and the wilderness. Male lillendi are no longer mentioned, but there is one lillend NPC in ''Planar Adventures'' who is [[/d/\|intersex]]. These lillendi have lost their "loner" status; they are now part of the [[~~Azatas~~]], Pathfinder's own knock-off version of the "[[fairy]] [[angel]]s" concept seen in 2e's [[Eladrin]]. They are sometimes associated with the goddess [[Shelyn]], since they have a fairly compatible focus.		Amazing, lillendi have appeared in [[Pathfinder]]. Their lore is an even further boiled down rendition of their 3e lore, depicting them as Chaotic Good tale-tellers, chroniclers and guardians of art and the wilderness. Male lillendi are no longer mentioned, but there is one lillend NPC in ''Planar Adventures'' who is [[/d/\|intersex]]. These lillendi have lost their "loner" status; they are now part of the [[Azata]]s, Pathfinder's own knock-off version of the "[[fairy]] [[angel]]s" concept seen in 2e's [[Eladrin]]. They are sometimes associated with the goddess [[Shelyn]], since they have a fairly compatible focus.

	The entirety of lillend lore in Pathfinder amounts to this:		The entirety of lillend lore in Pathfinder amounts to this:

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* In Pathfinder */

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In Pathfinder

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	[[File:Lillend B1.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Pathfinder won't change a winning formula if they can avoid it.]]		[[File:Lillend B1.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Pathfinder won't change a winning formula if they can avoid it.]]

	Amazing, lillendi have appeared in [[Pathfinder]]. Their lore is an even further boiled down rendition of their 3e lore, depicting them as Chaotic Good tale-tellers, chroniclers and guardians of art and the wilderness. Male lillendi are no longer mentioned, but there is one lillend NPC in ''Planar Adventures'' who is [[/d/\|intersex]]. These lillendi have lost their "loner" status; they are now part of the Azatas, ~~Pathfinders~~ own knock-off version of the "[[fairy]] [[angel]]s" concept seen in ~~D&D~~'s [[Eladrin]]. They are sometimes associated with the goddess [[Shelyn]], since they have a fairly compatible focus.		Amazing, lillendi have appeared in [[Pathfinder]]. Their lore is an even further boiled down rendition of their 3e lore, depicting them as Chaotic Good tale-tellers, chroniclers and guardians of art and the wilderness. Male lillendi are no longer mentioned, but there is one lillend NPC in ''Planar Adventures'' who is [[/d/\|intersex]]. These lillendi have lost their "loner" status; they are now part of the [[Azatas]], Pathfinder's own knock-off version of the "[[fairy]] [[angel]]s" concept seen in 2e's [[Eladrin]]. They are sometimes associated with the goddess [[Shelyn]], since they have a fairly compatible focus.

	The entirety of lillend lore in Pathfinder amounts to this:		The entirety of lillend lore in Pathfinder amounts to this:

1d4chan>Zimriel: /* In 2e */

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In 2e

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	Lillendi feud with the petitioners of Ysgard from time to time, but more often keep to themselves. They are rivals of the asuras, devas, and valkyries. They usually avoid the clumsy fensir (ysgardian trolls) easily. They are deadly enemies of the baatezu and modrons.		Lillendi feud with the petitioners of Ysgard from time to time, but more often keep to themselves. They are rivals of the asuras, devas, and valkyries. They usually avoid the clumsy fensir (ysgardian trolls) easily. They are deadly enemies of the baatezu and modrons.

			The (two) [[Infinite Staircase]] modules tried to give the lillendi something to do, but first you'd have had to have played those modules. If you blinked you missed them.

	==In 3e==		==In 3e==

1d4chan>Zimriel at 23:46, 20 August 2022

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	[[File:Lillend 2e.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|The Lillend, as drawn by [[Tony DiTerlizzi]].]]		[[File:Lillend 2e.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|The Lillend, as drawn by [[Tony DiTerlizzi]].]]
	'''Lillendi''' are a [[lamia]]-like race of [[angel]]s native to the settings of both [[Dungeons & Dragons]] and [[Pathfinder]]. Whilst they are somewhat obscure, as most "Always Good" creatures tend to be, they do go back a long way. First appearing in the Creature Catalog II in [[Dragon Magazine]] #94, they were later made canon in [[Planescape]].		'''Lillendi''' are a [[lamia]]-like race of [[angel]]s native to the settings of both [[Dungeons & Dragons]] and [[Pathfinder]]. Whilst they are somewhat obscure, as most "Always Good" creatures tend to be, they do go back a long way. First appearing in the [[Creature Catalog]] II in [[Dragon Magazine]] #94, they were later made canon in [[Planescape]].

	At their core, lillendi are [[angel]]s associated with [[Ysgard]], [[Arborea]] and (oddly enough) [[Limbo]]; embodiments of passion, creativity and art, they take the form of beautiful [[elf\|elven]] maidens with feathered wings whose lower bodies are the lengthy coils of giant serpents. They also champion the wilderness and artists, to varying degrees. Like the [[Asura]]s, they exist outside of the better known "families" of angels: [[Aasimon]], [[Archon]], [[Eladrin]] and [[Guardinal]].		At their core, lillendi are [[angel]]s associated with [[Ysgard]], [[Arborea]] and (oddly enough) [[Limbo]]; embodiments of passion, creativity and art, they take the form of beautiful [[elf\|elven]] maidens with feathered wings whose lower bodies are the lengthy coils of giant serpents. They also champion the wilderness and artists, to varying degrees. Like the [[Asura]]s, they exist outside of the better known "families" of angels: [[Aasimon]], [[Archon]], [[Eladrin]] and [[Guardinal]].

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 23:02, 25 March 2022

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	Someone on the Paizo design team, probably the same person who has a BDSM fetish everyone can see got a bit warped by popping one awkward boner at ''Hellraiser'' too many from a young and impressionable age, has really got it in for seeing them suffer. If there's some horribly-tortured celestial that's needed to embody a new template, it's probably a lillend.		Someone on the Paizo design team, probably the same person who has a BDSM fetish everyone can see got a bit warped by popping one awkward boner at ''Hellraiser'' too many from a young and impressionable age, has really got it in for seeing them suffer. If there's some horribly-tortured celestial that's needed to embody a new template, it's probably a lillend.

			==Gallery==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
			Lillend fDaD.png
			TftIS cover.jpg
			Lillend TftIS.jpg
	Anduarine planar adventures.png\|Anduarine, the intersex lillend.		Anduarine planar adventures.png\|Anduarine, the intersex lillend.
	Azata Lillend PF2.png\|PF 2e		Azata Lillend PF2.png\|PF 2e

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* In Pathfinder */

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In Pathfinder

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	Anduarine planar adventures.png\|Anduarine, the intersex lillend.		Anduarine planar adventures.png\|Anduarine, the intersex lillend.
	Azata Lillend PF2.png\|~~PF2~~		Azata Lillend PF2.png\|PF 2e
	</gallery>		</gallery>

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* In Pathfinder */

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In Pathfinder

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	==In Pathfinder==		==In Pathfinder==
	[[File:PF Lillend.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Pathfinder won't change a winning formula if they can avoid it.]]		[[File:Lillend B1.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Pathfinder won't change a winning formula if they can avoid it.]]

	Amazing, lillendi have appeared in [[Pathfinder]]. Their lore is an even further boiled down rendition of their 3e lore, depicting them as Chaotic Good tale-tellers, chroniclers and guardians of art and the wilderness. Male lillendi are no longer mentioned, but there is one lillend NPC in ''Planar Adventures'' who is [[/d/\|intersex]]. These lillendi have lost their "loner" status; they are now part of the Azatas, Pathfinders own knock-off version of the "[[fairy]] [[angel]]s" concept seen in D&D's [[Eladrin]]. They are sometimes associated with the goddess [[Shelyn]], since they have a fairly compatible focus.		Amazing, lillendi have appeared in [[Pathfinder]]. Their lore is an even further boiled down rendition of their 3e lore, depicting them as Chaotic Good tale-tellers, chroniclers and guardians of art and the wilderness. Male lillendi are no longer mentioned, but there is one lillend NPC in ''Planar Adventures'' who is [[/d/\|intersex]]. These lillendi have lost their "loner" status; they are now part of the Azatas, Pathfinders own knock-off version of the "[[fairy]] [[angel]]s" concept seen in D&D's [[Eladrin]]. They are sometimes associated with the goddess [[Shelyn]], since they have a fairly compatible focus.

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* In 2e */

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In 2e

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	==In 2e==		==In 2e==
			[[File:Milori Uncaged.jpg\|thumb]]
	First appearing in the "Planes of Chaos" box set for [[Planescape]], and then being reprinted two years later in the Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume 3, the lillend of 2nd edition has already started to change.		First appearing in the "Planes of Chaos" box set for [[Planescape]], and then being reprinted two years later in the Monstrous Compendium Annual Volume 3, the lillend of 2nd edition has already started to change.