Outsiders for Neutral Gods

[Nightfall]

Are you sure? Perhaps these priest of Istus are actually cultists of Tharizdun?

 

[tleilaxu]

naaaah

 

[Nightfall]

Well I dunno. I never ran into that many priests of Istus. Now Hextor and St. Cuthburt, sure!

 

[tleilaxu]

doinlk

 

[Olive]

bumb.

i want to see the answer to this too...

 

[WanderingMonster]

two of the ephemera in MotP are neutral.

And you could always extrapolate the arcane/mercane (whatever they are now, the extradimensional traders) into Neural allies.

Neutral Allies?

How about friendly enemies?

Consider that Neutral outsiders are governed by their alignment to such a strong degree, that they have resistance to summoning from Planar Ally. Maybe that's not helpful (and certainly not OFFICIAL), but it's worth thinking about.

 

[Hennet]

Arcane Angels

Monte Cook's Book of Eldritch Might II includes Arcane Angels , celestials which have left the celestial chorus and become agents/devotees of magic itself. They'd be great servitors of Istus or Boccob. Monte described 2 versions, I think one was NG and one was N, but you could easily make them both N agents of fate.

You could make some sort of Norns/Grey Ladies/ Furies/ Fates kind of agent who always shows up as a group of 3 and they are never permanently destroyed. They could have a nice name like "The Kindly Ones" (see Sandman comic for more ideas) and a not-nice name like "The Hounds of Istus". I would think that the agents of Fate would be implacable--that would define them the way glorious beauty defines the Celestials.

Tailor a celestial but put a different face and spin on it; that'd keep your players guessing.

 

[Psion]

But the Rilmani were very specific and plus there was only one variety

No, actually, there were several.

 

[Nifft]

How about using the monster list from Summon Nature's Ally? Those are mostly Neutral...

-- Nifft