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Andr0s
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 Posted - 24 May 2011 : 03:07:00
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Hey guys just a question regarding a character concept I have and wondering if it fits lorewise into FR (where my campaign is set at)
Basically as the title says I'm planing on making a Sorcerer who was the offspring of a god during the time of troubles
He will just be regular human and it will mostly be flavor stuff (even the character will not be aware of his ancestry) the plan is maybe have it as a possible hook for the party going Epic if and when that faraway time comes.
I have not being able to find much info on gods offsprings when mating with mortals, so my only concern is that it doesn't fits with the settings due to some rule I don't know about in FR, so I ask you!
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Saer Cormaeril
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Posted - 24 May 2011 : 04:04:35
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Sounds like a really cool character concept, Andr0s, and not one that has been expounded upon in the canon Realms, as far as I know. However, the upcoming novel by Paul S. Kemp, Godborn, may. Depending on the edition of DnD you are playing, you could come at this from a number of ways.
In OD&D through 2e, I would work with the DM to give this character a few special abilities, enough to make him *feel* different. In 1e+Unearthed Arcana, I would start by boosting Comeliness, and go from there.
In 3e, I would just give him Divine Rank 0. This would be an effective level adjustment of +4, so you 1st level human 'godborn' sorceror would be on par with a 5th level character. As play progresses, you'll 'feel' the benefits of this bonus less and less. At Epic, this benefit will be more of a convenience thing, so story (working with the DM again) will have to drive this concept.
In 4e, I would request from the DM that you start our "wealthier" than other players. And you take this extra wealth as Divine Boons. Taking the DM and players view, I would also make it hard on this character; cults of your Godfather's enemies will surely be out to get you.
So there's my advice. I'm sure other scribes here will have more to offer!
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Zireael
Master of Realmslore
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Posted - 24 May 2011 : 10:21:29
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"Has not been expounded"? What are Seven Sisters, a pinch of dust? Or the Bhaalspawn? Or the Mulhorandi deities...
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Tyranthraxus
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Posted - 24 May 2011 : 11:22:51
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| There is an article in of the Dragons detailing PC bhaalspawn abilities, might be useful for your concept. You may even choose Bhaal as the father of your character since he's known to have mortal children |
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Kentinal
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Posted - 24 May 2011 : 11:36:42
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The Seven Sisters are not daughters of a deity, they are part of the deity. The plan was to make sure the deity could not be killed.
As to a child of a deity, there appears few comments that apply. Local born half outsider might apply. It clearly is possible that a male deity does not even know has child, a female deity clearly should recall such an event.
As to the rest in many ways it depends on deity, low level vs. high level and of course the nature of the deity.
Higher level deity clearly has the better chance to know had child then low level deity.
An Evil deity, if knowing, might not care about the fact.
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Wooly Rupert
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Posted - 24 May 2011 : 11:45:43
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The Seven Sisters are not daughters of a deity, they are part of the deity.
I'm sure that would be news to the avatar of Mystra that gave birth to them. |
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Kentinal
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Posted - 24 May 2011 : 13:14:25
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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
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Originally posted by Kentinal
The Seven Sisters are not daughters of a deity, they are part of the deity.
I'm sure that would be news to the avatar of Mystra that gave birth to them.
*Blink* Last I knew was Sliverhand was a mortal and not an avatar. I certainly could has missed something.
Even if, a child of a avatar is not quite a child of the deity. |
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Saer Cormaeril
Learned Scribe
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Posted - 24 May 2011 : 14:38:19
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"Has not been expounded"? What are Seven Sisters, a pinch of dust? Or the Bhaalspawn? Or the Mulhorandi deities...
Oh yeah, guess I did know some examples of 'godborn' in the Realms! Thanks, ziReal! |
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Kuje
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Posted - 24 May 2011 : 15:12:10
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Dornal, their father, was a mortal, their mother though was basically Mystra since she possessed their mother. So, yea, they could be considered daughters of a deity.
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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
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Originally posted by Kentinal
The Seven Sisters are not daughters of a deity, they are part of the deity.
I'm sure that would be news to the avatar of Mystra that gave birth to them.
*Blink* Last I knew was Sliverhand was a mortal and not an avatar. I certainly could has missed something.
Even if, a child of a avatar is not quite a child of the deity.
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Hawkins
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Posted - 24 May 2011 : 16:01:21
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Originally posted by Andr0s
Hey guys just a question regarding a character concept I have and wondering if it fits lorewise into FR (where my campaign is set at)
Basically as the title says I'm planing on making a Sorcerer who was the offspring of a god during the time of troubles
He will just be regular human and it will mostly be flavor stuff (even the character will not be aware of his ancestry) the plan is maybe have it as a possible hook for the party going Epic if and when that faraway time comes.
I have not being able to find much info on gods offsprings when mating with mortals, so my only concern is that it doesn't fits with the settings due to some rule I don't know about in FR, so I ask you!
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What edition are you playing. If you are playing 3.5, you might check out the heritage feats in the Player's Handbook II. If you are playing Pathfinder, I suggest checking out the different sorcerer bloodlines and pick out one that matches your concept. With the approval of your DM, you can probably use the Pathfinder sorcerer class in a 3.5 game. If you hit epic levels, you might check out the Demigod in the Epic Destinies in D&D 3.5 article (archived in my Google Docs).
I don't play 4e, and so cannot help you if that is what you are playing. I know that many of the other scribes do though, so maybe one of them can help you. |
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Kajehase
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Posted - 24 May 2011 : 17:01:29
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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
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The Seven Sisters are not daughters of a deity, they are part of the deity.
I'm sure that would be news to the avatar of Mystra that gave birth to them.
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Erik Scott de Bie
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Posted - 24 May 2011 : 18:12:30
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Originally posted by Kajehase
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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
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Originally posted by Kentinal
The Seven Sisters are not daughters of a deity, they are part of the deity.
I'm sure that would be news to the avatar of Mystra that gave birth to them.
Oh dearie me, it's the Arianic controversy all over again.
Probably best to steer clear of real world parallels, but yeah, it's basically one of those "child of god" divine mysteries. The mother of the Seven Sisters was a mortal indwelt by Mystra (and thus turned into an avatar while still being mortal), making them basically the daughters of Mystra but also mortal. It's a whole thing. 
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Andr0s
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Posted - 25 May 2011 : 01:04:32
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Thanks everyone for the responses! specially for the Epic Destinies resource, that was exactly the sort of thing we wanted, doesn't comes into play until Epic levels, for the first 20 I'll make do with Spell-casting Prodigy as a bonus feat :D
My biggest fear was some obscure rule or somesuch that stated that all godchild have to have special powers or something, as stated we just want the character to be a "regular" Sorcerer for now and then develop in Epics |
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Lord Karsus
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Posted - 25 May 2011 : 05:37:11
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My biggest fear was some obscure rule or somesuch that stated that all godchild have to have special powers or something, as stated we just want the character to be a "regular" Sorcerer for now and then develop in Epics
-Hey, even if there was, the kid was conceived during the Time of Troubles, so those deities were just regular old mortals then, anyway. An out, if you need one. |
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Saer Cormaeril
Learned Scribe
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Posted - 25 May 2011 : 06:18:28
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Lily M Green
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Posted - 25 May 2011 : 20:15:08
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"Has not been expounded"? What are Seven Sisters, a pinch of dust? Or the Bhaalspawn? Or the Mulhorandi deities...
Any chance you might be so kind as to expand on the offspring of the Mulhorandi deities? Or at the very least point me in the right direction with regards to reading?
Cheers. |
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Lord Karsus
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Any chance you might be so kind as to expand on the offspring of the Mulhorandi deities? Or at the very least point me in the right direction with regards to reading?
Cheers.
-As far as I can recall, there aren't specific mentions of individuals being direct offspring of the Mulhorandi deities. But, they spent time in the shell of mortals. Mortals have urges and needs, and, well, maybe they sowed their oats, resulting in bloodlines containing their genes. Personally, though, if such bloodlines existed, I wouldn't really consider them divine in any way, because said deities were technically mortals at the time- just like if someone was sired by a deity during the Time of Troubles. |
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Posted - 26 May 2011 : 13:14:38
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Its always been my 'gut feeling' that folks with some divine blood are somewhat more common in the Realms then in other D&D settings, so IMHO it not only works within the setting, but fits-in with part of it's theme (Portals to everywhere and just about anything possible).
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Lord Karsus
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Posted - 26 May 2011 : 13:31:41
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Its always been my 'gut feeling' that folks with some divine blood are somewhat more common in the Realms then in other D&D settings, so IMHO it not only works within the setting, but fits-in with part of it's theme (Portals to everywhere and just about anything possible).
-The only other D&D setting I'm halfway familiar with (excluding Planescape, but you kind of have to have a plethora of deities and those kinds of things, there) is Dark Sun, and obviously there's not too much divine stuff going on there. The Forgotten Realms are a world where, sometimes very literally, the deities walk the planet, so divine entanglement- however you want to define it, be it kids, plots and rumors, etc.- are gonna be a given. |
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Zireael
Master of Realmslore
Poland
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Posted - 27 May 2011 : 13:46:54
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Originally posted by Lily M Green
Any chance you might be so kind as to expand on the offspring of the Mulhorandi deities? Or at the very least point me in the right direction with regards to reading?
Cheers.
-As far as I can recall, there aren't specific mentions of individuals being direct offspring of the Mulhorandi deities. But, they spent time in the shell of mortals. Mortals have urges and needs, and, well, maybe they sowed their oats, resulting in bloodlines containing their genes. Personally, though, if such bloodlines existed, I wouldn't really consider them divine in any way, because said deities were technically mortals at the time- just like if someone was sired by a deity during the Time of Troubles.
That's exactly what I meant. |
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Posted - 30 May 2011 : 20:07:20
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Originally posted by Lily M Green
Any chance you might be so kind as to expand on the offspring of the Mulhorandi deities? Or at the very least point me in the right direction with regards to reading?
Cheers.
-As far as I can recall, there aren't specific mentions of individuals being direct offspring of the Mulhorandi deities. But, they spent time in the shell of mortals. Mortals have urges and needs, and, well, maybe they sowed their oats, resulting in bloodlines containing their genes. Personally, though, if such bloodlines existed, I wouldn't really consider them divine in any way, because said deities were technically mortals at the time- just like if someone was sired by a deity during the Time of Troubles.
That's exactly what I meant.
Thanks for the info on this. |
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sleyvas
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Posted - 05 Jun 2011 : 16:46:31
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Originally posted by Andr0s
Hey guys just a question regarding a character concept I have and wondering if it fits lorewise into FR (where my campaign is set at)
Basically as the title says I'm planing on making a Sorcerer who was the offspring of a god during the time of troubles
He will just be regular human and it will mostly be flavor stuff (even the character will not be aware of his ancestry) the plan is maybe have it as a possible hook for the party going Epic if and when that faraway time comes.
I have not being able to find much info on gods offsprings when mating with mortals, so my only concern is that it doesn't fits with the settings due to some rule I don't know about in FR, so I ask you!
PD: First time poster though long time lurker
Iyachtu Xvim was rumored to be the son of Bane. Granted, he's a lesser deity (or was), but I'm betting when he was younger he was just an above average being. Now, the question is was his mother a mortal or not... and I don't know if that was ever officially answered (although for some reason, I think she was a devil). |
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Wooly Rupert
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Posted - 05 Jun 2011 : 17:13:04
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Originally posted by Andr0s
Hey guys just a question regarding a character concept I have and wondering if it fits lorewise into FR (where my campaign is set at)
Basically as the title says I'm planing on making a Sorcerer who was the offspring of a god during the time of troubles
He will just be regular human and it will mostly be flavor stuff (even the character will not be aware of his ancestry) the plan is maybe have it as a possible hook for the party going Epic if and when that faraway time comes.
I have not being able to find much info on gods offsprings when mating with mortals, so my only concern is that it doesn't fits with the settings due to some rule I don't know about in FR, so I ask you!
PD: First time poster though long time lurker
Iyachtu Xvim was rumored to be the son of Bane. Granted, he's a lesser deity (or was), but I'm betting when he was younger he was just an above average being. Now, the question is was his mother a mortal or not... and I don't know if that was ever officially answered (although for some reason, I think she was a devil).
It's said that his mom was either a tanar'ri or a corrupted paladin. I think it's possible that both are true... Perhaps Mamma Xvim was a tiefling paladin that Bane took an interest in. He seduced her, and the combo of his divine evilness and her fiendish blood proved overwhelming and transformed her into a tanar'ri. |
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sleyvas
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Posted - 05 Jun 2011 : 18:55:52
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Originally posted by sleyvas
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Originally posted by Andr0s
Hey guys just a question regarding a character concept I have and wondering if it fits lorewise into FR (where my campaign is set at)
Basically as the title says I'm planing on making a Sorcerer who was the offspring of a god during the time of troubles
He will just be regular human and it will mostly be flavor stuff (even the character will not be aware of his ancestry) the plan is maybe have it as a possible hook for the party going Epic if and when that faraway time comes.
I have not being able to find much info on gods offsprings when mating with mortals, so my only concern is that it doesn't fits with the settings due to some rule I don't know about in FR, so I ask you!
PD: First time poster though long time lurker
Iyachtu Xvim was rumored to be the son of Bane. Granted, he's a lesser deity (or was), but I'm betting when he was younger he was just an above average being. Now, the question is was his mother a mortal or not... and I don't know if that was ever officially answered (although for some reason, I think she was a devil).
It's said that his mom was either a tanar'ri or a corrupted paladin. I think it's possible that both are true... Perhaps Mamma Xvim was a tiefling paladin that Bane took an interest in. He seduced her, and the combo of his divine evilness and her fiendish blood proved overwhelming and transformed her into a tanar'ri.
I like that theory, but then I'm usually in favor of things in the realms where if it says 2 seemingly different things are true.... well, then they're both true. |
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Thente Thunderspells
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Posted - 07 Jun 2011 : 18:01:41
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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
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Originally posted by sleyvas
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Originally posted by Andr0s
Hey guys just a question regarding a character concept I have and wondering if it fits lorewise into FR (where my campaign is set at)
Basically as the title says I'm planing on making a Sorcerer who was the offspring of a god during the time of troubles
He will just be regular human and it will mostly be flavor stuff (even the character will not be aware of his ancestry) the plan is maybe have it as a possible hook for the party going Epic if and when that faraway time comes.
I have not being able to find much info on gods offsprings when mating with mortals, so my only concern is that it doesn't fits with the settings due to some rule I don't know about in FR, so I ask you!
PD: First time poster though long time lurker
Iyachtu Xvim was rumored to be the son of Bane. Granted, he's a lesser deity (or was), but I'm betting when he was younger he was just an above average being. Now, the question is was his mother a mortal or not... and I don't know if that was ever officially answered (although for some reason, I think she was a devil).
It's said that his mom was either a tanar'ri or a corrupted paladin. I think it's possible that both are true... Perhaps Mamma Xvim was a tiefling paladin that Bane took an interest in. He seduced her, and the combo of his divine evilness and her fiendish blood proved overwhelming and transformed her into a tanar'ri.
Only to nitpick slightly... but wouldn't the influence of a LE Greater deity corrupting her turn her into a baatezu instead of the chaotic aligned tanar'ri?
Never understood why Bane would mate with a CE outsider anyway, but each to his own I guess!
I like the idea of a god born sorcerer roaming the lands with the hook being delayed really until epic levels... hope you keep him alive until then Andr0s! |
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Posted - 07 Jun 2011 : 18:11:46
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Originally posted by Thente Thunderspells
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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
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Originally posted by sleyvas
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Originally posted by Andr0s
Hey guys just a question regarding a character concept I have and wondering if it fits lorewise into FR (where my campaign is set at)
Basically as the title says I'm planing on making a Sorcerer who was the offspring of a god during the time of troubles
He will just be regular human and it will mostly be flavor stuff (even the character will not be aware of his ancestry) the plan is maybe have it as a possible hook for the party going Epic if and when that faraway time comes.
I have not being able to find much info on gods offsprings when mating with mortals, so my only concern is that it doesn't fits with the settings due to some rule I don't know about in FR, so I ask you!
PD: First time poster though long time lurker
Iyachtu Xvim was rumored to be the son of Bane. Granted, he's a lesser deity (or was), but I'm betting when he was younger he was just an above average being. Now, the question is was his mother a mortal or not... and I don't know if that was ever officially answered (although for some reason, I think she was a devil).
It's said that his mom was either a tanar'ri or a corrupted paladin. I think it's possible that both are true... Perhaps Mamma Xvim was a tiefling paladin that Bane took an interest in. He seduced her, and the combo of his divine evilness and her fiendish blood proved overwhelming and transformed her into a tanar'ri.
Only to nitpick slightly... but wouldn't the influence of a LE Greater deity corrupting her turn her into a baatezu instead of the chaotic aligned tanar'ri?
Never understood why Bane would mate with a CE outsider anyway, but each to his own I guess!
Well, if lady paladin was descended from a tanar'ri, then she'd be more likely to become one of those than a baatezu (yes, I'm one of the small number of people that prefers those terms). |
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