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D&D General What devil would most want to make trouble in the Radiant Citadel?
- Thread starter Whizbang Dustyboots
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MechaTarrasque
Hero
I think you could make just about any archdevil work, but I recall there was a slight socialist vibe with Radiant Citadel, which makes it fodder for Mammon, possibly with him trying to push RC into backing violent methods of social reform (in my setting, he focuses on anything that makes it respectable to enjoy the suffering of others based on their economic status, so the "kill the rich" and "behead the nobles" types power him up just as much as the "peasants are revolting" types).
Not a Decepticon
Hero
Must that be a Devil? because I always felt that Pazuzu would work fantastic as a Big Bad for Radiant Citadel:
- He targets the most pure and good things and people for corruption, boderlinely utopian Radiant Citadel is perfect target for him
- He offers his services for pure souls and well-intended people, at first with no price, then slowly demanding more evil acts, teaching the person to rely on him and slowly corrupting them
- He is already namedropped in one of adventures.
Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
That's what I ended up settling on. I'm trying to figure out how to get him involved in more adventures past the Fiend of Hollow Mine.
Not a Decepticon
Hero
I have few ideas, one of which is to have Pazuzu target PCs themselves, giving his name away in Fiend of Hollow Mine, hoping they will spread it among the Citadel, thus giving everyone it reaches a temptation to call on him. And seeing pretty much all leadership of Citadel is his prefered victim - fundamentally good people who are overworked, consumed by doubt and frustration about issues they cannot easy fix, thus vurnerable to be tepted with quick solution he offers - he may be hoping his name reaches them.
I think both Dragon Hunters in Between tangled Roots and advisor in Buried Dynasty could be good candidates for people who are at early stages of being his victims, where they begin acting out on various sweet lies he told them about their importance/inability to do wrong etc.
Incenjucar
Legend
Sliding in a reworking of 4E's Oublivae could be fun. She's all about bringing civilization to ruin, and you can always add the idea that she wants to end it in such a way that only she enjoys the knowledge of what it once was.
