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<blockquote data-quote="Kai Lord" data-source="post: 421751" data-attributes="member: 3570">Well, the reason I want to interact with them is purely metagame interest.&nbsp; I like the things presented in the BoVD and have never really had fiends play a big role in any campaign I've been in so now I'm just trying to gather info on what various classes have to offer.&nbsp; I'd like the &quot;interaction&quot; to go beyond just smiting them no questions asked, but I can't see myself playing anything other than a good (or mostly good) guy.The Fiend Slayer from Dragon Magazine is interesting; basically its a Ranger-type who gets Smiting abilities against fiends and a limited number of Sorcerer spells, plus the ability to strip fiends of their SR and DR.&nbsp; He also grafts fiendskin to his body to produce natural armor.&nbsp; The flavor text states he hates fiends but &quot;is no Holy champion&quot; because he has consorted with fiends to learn their weaknesses.&nbsp; The alignment prereq is that he be neutral.As a bit of a novice when it comes to implementing fiends into a campaign, any advice is appreciated.&nbsp; I'm curious as to what &quot;consorting with fiends&quot; might include for a character who is mostly good.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kai Lord, post: 421751, member: 3570"] Well, the reason I want to interact with them is purely metagame interest. I like the things presented in the BoVD and have never really had fiends play a big role in any campaign I've been in so now I'm just trying to gather info on what various classes have to offer. I'd like the "interaction" to go beyond just smiting them no questions asked, but I can't see myself playing anything other than a good (or mostly good) guy. The Fiend Slayer from Dragon Magazine is interesting; basically its a Ranger-type who gets Smiting abilities against fiends and a limited number of Sorcerer spells, plus the ability to strip fiends of their SR and DR. He also grafts fiendskin to his body to produce natural armor. The flavor text states he hates fiends but "is no Holy champion" because he has consorted with fiends to learn their weaknesses. The alignment prereq is that he be neutral. As a bit of a novice when it comes to implementing fiends into a campaign, any advice is appreciated. I'm curious as to what "consorting with fiends" might include for a character who is mostly good. [/QUOTE]

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