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Before the release of 3e, I found a link to Eric Noah's site while looking for information on Neverwinter Nights on one of the RPG Planet sites.

In the 1E AD&D Monster Manual II, page 37, a cambion is described as the male offspring of a demon and a human female. This can be approximated in 3.xE by applying the half-fiend template to a chaotic evil human male character. Yugaloth is the name of what the creatures previously called...

I can't believe no one has mentioned Sin City. I can't fathom why it hasn't been optioned for a movie already.

Ed Greenwood's articles on the Nine Hells that appeared in Dragon #'s 75, 76 and 91 address devils advancing station. It would be a good excuse to pick up the Dragon Magazine Archive. Online retailers still have it in stock for less that $30 delivered.

What about Beherit, Astaroth, or Tiamat?

Many songs by Manowar would serve as great battle hymns. Their website is www.manowar.com Here are samples of some of their lyrics. The Warriors Prayer Gods Of War I Call You My Sword Is By My Side I Seek A Life Of Honor Free From All False Pride I Will Crack The Whip With A Bold And Mighty...

I also like the idea of a dwarf mounted on a bear. I have also seen a fig of dwarven ursine cavalry.

Neutral Good with Lawful tendencies

IRON MAIDEN Favorite: Iron Maiden In general, classical, blues, classic rock and what I refer to as classic metal, progessive metal, and power metal, such as Judas Priest, Accept, Saxon, Manowar, Queensryche, Savatage, Dreamtheater, Fates Warning, Iced Earth, Hammerfall, Blind Guardian...

Lawful Neutral with Good tendencies Based on how dwarves as a whole have been represented in gaming and literature I would have to go with: Lawful Neutral with Good tendencies

I'm a bit rusty, but these are what I believe the class names would be in Spanish: Barbarian = Bárbaro Bard = Bardo Cleric = Clérigo Druid = Druid Fighter = Combatiente Paladin = Paladin Ranger = Guardabosques Rogue = Rogue Sorcerer = Hechicero Wizard = Mago I would imagine the translations...

I'm a bit rusty, but these are what I believe the class names would be in Spanish: Barbarian = Bárbaro Bard = Bardo Cleric = Clérigo Druid = Druid Fighter = Combatiente Paladin = Paladin Ranger = Guardabosques Rogue = Rogue Sorcerer = Hechicero Wizard = Mago I would imagine the translations...

Finish the Book of Devils with the rest of the ones from Dragon's 75, 76, & 91