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Hmm.., I guess that'd rather the depend on the edition you're using. :)

The Lady of Shalott (by Alfred, Lord Tennyson) Part I On either side the river lie Long fields of barley and of rye, That clothe the wold and meet the sky; And through the field the road runs by To many-towered Camelot; And up and down the people go, Gazing where the lilies blow Round an...

I'm afraid I can't help you either. A quick look through some likely candidates only resulted in an UFA "Demonist" in Field Guide to Encounters Vol. 1 (1982). Not the same, I know, and there must still be a Demon class according to the UFA list (e.g., here at The Acaeum).

Use of Weapons, by Iain M. Banks.

Jack Vance, the Lyonesse trilogy

That has always been my thinking as well. However, my problem here has always been that the ingundi perhaps differs too much from the MM1 succubus and the one in Eldritch Wizardry (listed in between the type IV and the type V, by the way!) - the difference in Hit Dice being a main concern...

Well, it isn't in MC4 as far as I know, although it does appear in MC8. As it does, rather intriguingly, in the index on page 157 of Monster Manual II, with page 156 stating that: "The index includes all official creatures (as of December, 1982) published in this volume as well as MONSTER...

Heh, definitely. And I'm not mentioning MC7 and MC9 in this regard - and certainly not MC8. Come to think of it, the latter may well explain why I would like a Lost World Appendix (because, um, dinosaurs). :D By the by, a quick www search didn't lead to me finding my supposed source, although...

That'd be fascinating! Me no FB neither.

Ah, yes. I copied the image from the Greyhawk Adventures hardback. My phrasing was a bit off. Sorry about that, not a native speaker and all that.

I'm pretty sure that the renaming is the case. I've got a note in my own write-up of the ingundi, part of which reads: Historical Note: The Case of the Lost Devils The ingundi used to be called incubus before Patricia Pulling and BADD (...). Fortunately, the staff at TSR proved a tad sloppy in...