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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Kas the Bloody Handed */

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Kas the Bloody Handed

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	The spirit of the treacherous former servant of [[Vecna]], the [[vampire]] who maimed the God of Secrets. Manifesting as his sword with Vecna's hand and eye on the tip, those binding Kas have extra eyes appear on their palms, which weep blood for 10 rounds after any of Kas' powers are used. His influence causes the binder to act warm and affectionate, but they will invariably betray someone during the first hour of binding him, and they are compelled to destroy Vecna's followers and the undead. They can inflict permanent blindness with a critical hit, ignore the usual immunity to critical hits ability of the undead, gain a bonus to Bluff checks, have a 25% chance to nullify critical hits made against them, ignore the damage reduction abilities of the undead, and gain proficiency with the bastard sword, longsword and shortsword. Only a 4th level or higher binder can summon Kas. Appears in '''Dragon Magazine #341'''.		The spirit of the treacherous former servant of [[Vecna]], the [[vampire]] who maimed the God of Secrets. Manifesting as his sword with Vecna's hand and eye on the tip, those binding Kas have extra eyes appear on their palms, which weep blood for 10 rounds after any of Kas' powers are used. His influence causes the binder to act warm and affectionate, but they will invariably betray someone during the first hour of binding him, and they are compelled to destroy Vecna's followers and the undead. They can inflict permanent blindness with a critical hit, ignore the usual immunity to critical hits ability of the undead, gain a bonus to Bluff checks, have a 25% chance to nullify critical hits made against them, ignore the damage reduction abilities of the undead, and gain proficiency with the bastard sword, longsword and shortsword. Only a 4th level or higher binder can summon Kas. Appears in '''Dragon Magazine #341'''.
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	File:Seal Kas.jpg\|seal was taken from 30th demon, ~~Formeus~~, of the Ars Goetia		File:Seal Kas.jpg\|seal was taken from 30th demon, Forneus, of the Ars Goetia
	File:Kas Dragon 341.jpg		File:Kas Dragon 341.jpg
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Vanus, The Reviled One */

2023-04-30T15:12:02Z

Vanus, The Reviled One

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	Appears in [https://web.archive.org/web/20200831001850/http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dd/20060407a a web article from WotC's old website about creating your own vestiges].		Appears in [https://web.archive.org/web/20200831001850/http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dd/20060407a a web article from WotC's old website about creating your own vestiges].
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	~~File:~~Seal Vanus.jpg		Seal Vanus.jpg\|seal was taken from 11th demon, Gusion, of the Ars Goetia
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Primus, The One And The Prime */

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Primus, The One And The Prime

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	The ghost of the model of Primus that was slain by [[Orcus]]-as-Tenebrous during the storyline of The Great [[Modron]] March. Needless to say, Primus will never co-share a body with Tenebrous, and a Binder who has ever allowed Tenebrous to be hosted in their body must draw Primus' seal in an area of bright light. Manifesting as essentially a smaller version of the classic Primus form (albeit a crying one because of everything that happened to the Modrons after Tenebrous killed him), those binding Primus develop a scattering of metal plates on their limbs, representing geometric shapes formed of gold, silver or bronze - though they revert to strips of skin if somehow flayed off. Those under his influence become ruthlessly practical and compelled to obey all lawful authorities. He only grants three powers, but they're doozies; Divine Structure causes you to gain a cumulative bonus if you keep taking the same action for multiple rounds, Lawful Attacks cause your attacks to count as Lawful for piercing damage reduction, and Primus' Orders allow you to issue a Command that also renders you invisible and inaudible to the being you successfully take control of. You must be at least a level 3 binder to call forth Primus. Appears in '''Dragon Magazine #341'''.		The ghost of the model of Primus that was slain by [[Orcus]]-as-Tenebrous during the storyline of The Great [[Modron]] March. Needless to say, Primus will never co-share a body with Tenebrous, and a Binder who has ever allowed Tenebrous to be hosted in their body must draw Primus' seal in an area of bright light. Manifesting as essentially a smaller version of the classic Primus form (albeit a crying one because of everything that happened to the Modrons after Tenebrous killed him), those binding Primus develop a scattering of metal plates on their limbs, representing geometric shapes formed of gold, silver or bronze - though they revert to strips of skin if somehow flayed off. Those under his influence become ruthlessly practical and compelled to obey all lawful authorities. He only grants three powers, but they're doozies; Divine Structure causes you to gain a cumulative bonus if you keep taking the same action for multiple rounds, Lawful Attacks cause your attacks to count as Lawful for piercing damage reduction, and Primus' Orders allow you to issue a Command that also renders you invisible and inaudible to the being you successfully take control of. You must be at least a level 3 binder to call forth Primus. Appears in '''Dragon Magazine #341'''.
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	File:Seal Primus.jpg		File:Seal Primus.jpg\|seal was taken from 67th demon, Amdusias, of the Ars Goetia
	File:Primus Dragon 341.jpg		File:Primus Dragon 341.jpg
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Kas the Bloody Handed */

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Kas the Bloody Handed

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	The spirit of the treacherous former servant of [[Vecna]], the [[vampire]] who maimed the God of Secrets. Manifesting as his sword with Vecna's hand and eye on the tip, those binding Kas have extra eyes appear on their palms, which weep blood for 10 rounds after any of Kas' powers are used. His influence causes the binder to act warm and affectionate, but they will invariably betray someone during the first hour of binding him, and they are compelled to destroy Vecna's followers and the undead. They can inflict permanent blindness with a critical hit, ignore the usual immunity to critical hits ability of the undead, gain a bonus to Bluff checks, have a 25% chance to nullify critical hits made against them, ignore the damage reduction abilities of the undead, and gain proficiency with the bastard sword, longsword and shortsword. Only a 4th level or higher binder can summon Kas. Appears in '''Dragon Magazine #341'''.		The spirit of the treacherous former servant of [[Vecna]], the [[vampire]] who maimed the God of Secrets. Manifesting as his sword with Vecna's hand and eye on the tip, those binding Kas have extra eyes appear on their palms, which weep blood for 10 rounds after any of Kas' powers are used. His influence causes the binder to act warm and affectionate, but they will invariably betray someone during the first hour of binding him, and they are compelled to destroy Vecna's followers and the undead. They can inflict permanent blindness with a critical hit, ignore the usual immunity to critical hits ability of the undead, gain a bonus to Bluff checks, have a 25% chance to nullify critical hits made against them, ignore the damage reduction abilities of the undead, and gain proficiency with the bastard sword, longsword and shortsword. Only a 4th level or higher binder can summon Kas. Appears in '''Dragon Magazine #341'''.
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	File:Seal Kas.jpg		File:Seal Kas.jpg\|seal was taken from 30th demon, Formeus, of the Ars Goetia
	File:Kas Dragon 341.jpg		File:Kas Dragon 341.jpg
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Cabiri the Watching Master */

2023-04-30T15:09:06Z

Cabiri the Watching Master

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	===Cabiri the Watching Master===		===Cabiri the Watching Master===
	A many-eyed obyrith seer who has been imprisoned in the [[Wells of Darkness]]. Only answering the call of binders of 4th level or higher, Cabiri demands his seals be drawn in blood and outside, and will only respond if the summoning is done at night or during a solar abyss. When manifesting, a celestial body in the sky becomes a giant staring eye before the seal turns into a puddle of blood, which then becomes a ring of tiny eyes around a mouth. Those bound to Cabiri sport an extra eye in their forehead and those who succumb to his influence are compelled to watch; they can better resist figments but are more vulnerable to patterns, and can't close their eyes to ward off gaze attacks. When Cabiri is bound, the binder can cast Arcane Eye a will, has increased aptitude with scrying spells, gains (enhanced) darkvision and lowlight vision, and can cast Phantasmal Killer 3/day. Appears in '''Dragon Magazine #357'''.		A many-eyed [[obyrith]] seer who has been imprisoned in the [[Wells of Darkness]]. Only answering the call of binders of 4th level or higher, Cabiri demands his seals be drawn in blood and outside, and will only respond if the summoning is done at night or during a solar abyss. When manifesting, a celestial body in the sky becomes a giant staring eye before the seal turns into a puddle of blood, which then becomes a ring of tiny eyes around a mouth. Those bound to Cabiri sport an extra eye in their forehead and those who succumb to his influence are compelled to watch; they can better resist figments but are more vulnerable to patterns, and can't close their eyes to ward off gaze attacks. When Cabiri is bound, the binder can cast Arcane Eye a will, has increased aptitude with scrying spells, gains (enhanced) darkvision and lowlight vision, and can cast Phantasmal Killer 3/day. Appears in '''Dragon Magazine #357'''.
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	File:Seal Cabiri.jpg		File:Seal Cabiri.jpg

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Ashardalon, Pyre of the Unborn */

2023-04-30T15:08:03Z

Ashardalon, Pyre of the Unborn

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	A red dragon of such balls-out nastiness that he bound a [[Tanar'ri\|balor]] into his body to replace his heart when he got it skewered - when that wasn't enough to keep him alive, he sought out the Bastion of Unborn Souls and began munching on the preborn souls of all life across the multiverse. When he got killed for this, he lingered as a vestige. Can be found in the splatbook '''Dragon Magic'''.		A red dragon of such balls-out nastiness that he bound a [[Tanar'ri\|balor]] into his body to replace his heart when he got it skewered - when that wasn't enough to keep him alive, he sought out the Bastion of Unborn Souls and began munching on the preborn souls of all life across the multiverse. When he got killed for this, he lingered as a vestige. Can be found in the splatbook '''Dragon Magic'''.
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	~~File:~~Seal Ashardalon.jpg		Seal Ashardalon.jpg\|seal was taken from 34th demon, Furfur, of the Ars Goetia
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Tenebrous, The Shadow That Was */

2023-04-30T15:06:19Z

Tenebrous, The Shadow That Was

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	Tenebrous has an entire [[Prestige Class]] dedicated to him, the [[Tenebrous Apostate]].		Tenebrous has an entire [[Prestige Class]] dedicated to him, the [[Tenebrous Apostate]].
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	~~File:~~Seal Tenebrous.jpg		Seal Tenebrous.jpg\|seal was taken from 45th demon, Vine/Vinea, of the Ars Goetia
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: /* Otiax, The Key to the Gate */

2023-04-30T15:05:10Z

Otiax, The Key to the Gate

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	===Otiax, The Key to the Gate===		===Otiax, The Key to the Gate===
	A mysterious entity connected to the Far Realm that may or may not be Yog-sothoth, though since it cannot speak the truth of the matter is a mystery. It manifests as a locked golden gate that creaks open after something tries to force its way through, releasing a strange blue mist. Its binders are surrounded by wisps of blue fog even in heavy winds, and they are influenced to grow agitated around unopened doors and gates. Otiax also cannot tolerate secured locks, and so if its binder sees a key, they must use it to open its corresponding lock. Otiax allows its binders to open almost any lock or object, hide themselves in mist, or lash out at foes with a blast of air.		A mysterious entity connected to the Far Realm that may or may not be Yog-sothoth, though since it cannot speak the truth of the matter is a mystery. It manifests as a locked golden gate that creaks open after something tries to force its way through, releasing a strange blue mist. Its binders are surrounded by wisps of blue fog even in heavy winds, and they are influenced to grow agitated around unopened doors and gates. Otiax also cannot tolerate secured locks, and so if its binder sees a key, they must use it to open its corresponding lock. Otiax allows its binders to open almost any lock or object, hide themselves in mist, or lash out at foes with a blast of air. Based upon the 59th demon of the Ars Goetia
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	File:Seal Otiax.jpg		File:Seal Otiax.jpg