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1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Roleplaying Games */

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	In fantasy gaming, like most mythological monsters and as popularized by [[Dungeons & Dragons]], Phoenixes tend to be a species rather than a single individual. Like the [[Unicorn]], they have been generally associated with the Good branch of [[alignment]], mostly because of their adoption as a Christ-figure in Christianity and their long association with healing, life, renewal, and immortality in general, Traits are likely taken from A similar asein creature called a Fenghuang or Hō-ō and are often conflated, likely way Phoenixes tend to be placed in the celestial good catagory. They tend to be significantly more badass, often given both [[element]]al control over fire and/or allowed to resurrect themselves in combat.		In fantasy gaming, like most mythological monsters and as popularized by [[Dungeons & Dragons]], Phoenixes tend to be a species rather than a single individual. Like the [[Unicorn]], they have been generally associated with the Good branch of [[alignment]], mostly because of their adoption as a Christ-figure in Christianity and their long association with healing, life, renewal, and immortality in general, Traits are likely taken from A similar asein creature called a Fenghuang or Hō-ō and are often conflated, likely way Phoenixes tend to be placed in the celestial good catagory. They tend to be significantly more badass, often given both [[element]]al control over fire and/or allowed to resurrect themselves in combat.

	in D&D 5e, likely realizeing Phoenixes and Fenghuang were two different birds, it was reclassified from its traditional good outsider to a special type of fire [[elemental]], hellbent on burninating everything (still a neutral aligned creature though). We are not sure if the Phoenix in Older editions will get a rename or have completely reconded out of existing, D&D publishers often found dragging their feet when it comes to stating Good Creatures in preference of updating all the evil ones.		in D&D 5e, likely realizeing Phoenixes and Fenghuang were two different birds, it was reclassified from its traditional good outsider to a special type of fire [[elemental]], hellbent on burninating everything (still a neutral aligned creature though).

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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 05:24, 29 January 2022

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	''If you are looking for the Eldar ground attack aircraft, see [[Phoenix Aircraft]].''		''If you are looking for the Eldar ground attack aircraft, see [[Phoenix Aircraft]].''


	The '''Phoenix''' is a creature from Greco-Roman mythology, a fiery bird with metaphysical connections to the sun said to live in Arabia. Its most famous trait is its immortality, which it achieves by ceremonially immolating itself when it grows old and feeble, only to be reincarnated as a chick from the ashes.		The '''Phoenix''' is a creature from Greco-Roman mythology, a fiery bird with metaphysical connections to the sun said to live in Arabia. Its most famous trait is its immortality, which it achieves by ceremonially immolating itself when it grows old and feeble, only to be reincarnated as a chick from the ashes.

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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Roleplaying Games */

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	In fantasy gaming, like most mythological monsters and as popularized by [[Dungeons & Dragons]], Phoenixes tend to be a species rather than a single individual. Like the [[Unicorn]], they have been generally associated with the Good branch of [[alignment]], mostly because of their adoption as a Christ-figure in Christianity and their long association with healing, life, renewal, and immortality in general, Traits are likely taken from A similar asein creature called a Fenghuang or Hō-ō and are often conflated, likely way Phoenixes tend to be placed in the celestial good catagory. They tend to be significantly more badass, often given both [[element]]al control over fire and/or allowed to resurrect themselves in combat.		In fantasy gaming, like most mythological monsters and as popularized by [[Dungeons & Dragons]], Phoenixes tend to be a species rather than a single individual. Like the [[Unicorn]], they have been generally associated with the Good branch of [[alignment]], mostly because of their adoption as a Christ-figure in Christianity and their long association with healing, life, renewal, and immortality in general, Traits are likely taken from A similar asein creature called a Fenghuang or Hō-ō and are often conflated, likely way Phoenixes tend to be placed in the celestial good catagory. They tend to be significantly more badass, often given both [[element]]al control over fire and/or allowed to resurrect themselves in combat.

	in D&D 5e, likely realizeing Phoenixes and Fenghuang were two different birds, it was reclassified from its traditional good outsider to a special type of fire [[elemental]], hellbent on burninating everything (still a neutral aligned creature though). We are not sure if the Phoenix in Older editions will get a rename or have completely reconded out of existing, D&D publishers often ~~define~~ dragging their feet when it comes to stating Good Creatures in preference of updating all the evil ones.		in D&D 5e, likely realizeing Phoenixes and Fenghuang were two different birds, it was reclassified from its traditional good outsider to a special type of fire [[elemental]], hellbent on burninating everything (still a neutral aligned creature though). We are not sure if the Phoenix in Older editions will get a rename or have completely reconded out of existing, D&D publishers often found dragging their feet when it comes to stating Good Creatures in preference of updating all the evil ones.

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-The Phoenix is a creature from Greco-Roman mythology, a fiery bird with metaphysical connections to the sun said to live in Arabia. Its most famous trait is its immortality, which it achieves by ceremonially immolating itself when it grows old and feeble, only to be reincarnated as a chick from the ashes.
+''If you are looking for the Eldar ground attack aircraft, see [[Phoenix Aircraft]].''
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 Phoenixes as a kind of fiery [[harpy]] [[sorcerer]] are actually surprisingly popular, although the powers associated with the actual monster means that phoenix-girls are often seen as rather [[Mary Sue]], even by monstergirls fans.
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 [[Category:Greek Mythology]]

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Roleplaying Games */

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	In fantasy gaming, like most mythological monsters and as popularized by [[Dungeons & Dragons]], Phoenixes tend to be a species rather than a single individual. Like the [[Unicorn]], they have been generally associated with the Good branch of [[alignment]], mostly because of their adoption as a Christ-figure in Christianity and their long association with healing, life, renewal, and immortality in general, Traits are likely taken from A similar asein creature called a Fenghuang or Hō-ō and are often conflated, likely way Phoenixes tend to be placed in the celestial good catagory. They tend to be significantly more badass, often given both [[element]]al control over fire and/or allowed to resurrect themselves in combat.		In fantasy gaming, like most mythological monsters and as popularized by [[Dungeons & Dragons]], Phoenixes tend to be a species rather than a single individual. Like the [[Unicorn]], they have been generally associated with the Good branch of [[alignment]], mostly because of their adoption as a Christ-figure in Christianity and their long association with healing, life, renewal, and immortality in general, Traits are likely taken from A similar asein creature called a Fenghuang or Hō-ō and are often conflated, likely way Phoenixes tend to be placed in the celestial good catagory. They tend to be significantly more badass, often given both [[element]]al control over fire and/or allowed to resurrect themselves in combat.

	in D&D 5e, likely realizeing Phoenixes and Fenghuang were two different birds, it was reclassified from its traditional good outsider to ~~an elder Elder Elemental~~ of fire, hellbent on burninating everything (still a neutral aligned creature though). We are not sure if the Phoenix in Older editions will get a rename or have completely reconded out of existing, D&D publishers often define dragging their feet when it comes to stating Good Creatures in preference of updating all the evil ones.		in D&D 5e, likely realizeing Phoenixes and Fenghuang were two different birds, it was reclassified from its traditional good outsider to a special type of fire [[elemental]], hellbent on burninating everything (still a neutral aligned creature though). We are not sure if the Phoenix in Older editions will get a rename or have completely reconded out of existing, D&D publishers often define dragging their feet when it comes to stating Good Creatures in preference of updating all the evil ones.

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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 17:07, 25 November 2021

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 in D&D 5e, likely realizeing Phoenixes and Fenghuang were two different birds, it was reclassified from its traditional good outsider to an elder Elder Elemental of fire, hellbent on burninating everything (still a neutral aligned creature though). We are not sure if the Phoenix in Older editions will get a rename or have completely reconded out of existing, D&D publishers often define dragging their feet when it comes to stating Good Creatures in preference of updating all the evil ones.
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 It also tears other flyers out of the skies by throwing around fifteen of S5-S8 shots depending on what your under slung weapon choice has been. Against Horde armies like Guard, Nids or Orks it can just remove entire squads, particularly if you replace the [[Phoenix Missile Launcher]]s with Nightfire missile launchers, giving you six frag missiles that pin and ignore cover on top of all the other firepower.
 [[Category: Monsters]]

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