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<blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 1176675" data-attributes="member: 151">St. Kargoth is actually stated out in an issue of the Living Greyhawk Journal that was in Dragon about a year ago, now.&nbsp; He is the first of the Death Knights, and a personal avatar of Orcus himself.&nbsp; He's nasty as all heck, and one fella I don't need to improve upon...especially if I include his nasty fellow Death Knights.&nbsp;And I will.&nbsp;Oh, and Zardoz: consider your idea officially swiped.&nbsp; The queen is statted out in the issue of Dungeon that was part of the Incursion event, and that's exactly how she gets around the 'eats them when they reach 16th level' restriction.&nbsp; She brings them back as undead servitors with oodles of power and a subservient mindset.&nbsp; Giving her an excuse for how and why she does it is a great idea.&nbsp; Your idea meets several needs.&nbsp; It gives me a good reason for the invasion beyond 'we want the Prime back, it belongs to us', and sets up a great way to both challenge the players and give them a more urgent reason to rescue the hostages.&nbsp;But this opens a new problem: why wouldn't the queen consume the prisoners newly released from the Shadowtaker's Bestiary?&nbsp; I definitely do NOT want to link the Shadow King to the the Githyanki.&nbsp; I actually plan to make them linked through the machinations of Fraz, instead.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizarDru, post: 1176675, member: 151"] St. Kargoth is actually stated out in an issue of the Living Greyhawk Journal that was in Dragon about a year ago, now. He is the first of the Death Knights, and a personal avatar of Orcus himself. He's nasty as all heck, and one fella I don't need to improve upon...especially if I include his nasty fellow Death Knights. And I will. Oh, and Zardoz: consider your idea officially swiped. The queen is statted out in the issue of Dungeon that was part of the Incursion event, and that's exactly how she gets around the 'eats them when they reach 16th level' restriction. She brings them back as undead servitors with oodles of power and a subservient mindset. Giving her an excuse for how and why she does it is a great idea. Your idea meets several needs. It gives me a good reason for the invasion beyond 'we want the Prime back, it belongs to us', and sets up a great way to both challenge the players and give them a more urgent reason to rescue the hostages. But this opens a new problem: why wouldn't the queen consume the prisoners newly released from the Shadowtaker's Bestiary? I definitely do NOT want to link the Shadow King to the the Githyanki. I actually plan to make them linked through the machinations of Fraz, instead. [/QUOTE]

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