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<blockquote data-quote="DMZ2112" data-source="post: 6305970" data-attributes="member: 78752">Well, frankly, it was idiocy.&nbsp; Sometimes that happens, through no fault of the participants.&nbsp; I'm prepared to forgive and forget.The clear mythological and canonical differences between succubi and erinyes aside, however, succubi as chaotic evil outsiders have never sat well with me -- if we're going to see them move into a neutral evil or lawful evil role I would applaud that as a smart revision.&nbsp; They make more sense to me as free agents in the same vein as the yugoloths, but mythologically they probably do belong in the pseudo-Christian devil hierarchy (where, somewhat conveniently, the erinyes have never made much sense).For what it's worth I wish the developers were not worrying about nonsense like this right now.&nbsp; What's the projected release date on a D&amp;D5 Manual of the Planes?&nbsp; Late 2015?&nbsp; Early 2016?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DMZ2112, post: 6305970, member: 78752"] Well, frankly, it was idiocy. Sometimes that happens, through no fault of the participants. I'm prepared to forgive and forget. The clear mythological and canonical differences between succubi and erinyes aside, however, succubi as chaotic evil outsiders have never sat well with me -- if we're going to see them move into a neutral evil or lawful evil role I would applaud that as a smart revision. They make more sense to me as free agents in the same vein as the yugoloths, but mythologically they probably do belong in the pseudo-Christian devil hierarchy (where, somewhat conveniently, the erinyes have never made much sense). For what it's worth I wish the developers were not worrying about nonsense like this right now. What's the projected release date on a D&D5 Manual of the Planes? Late 2015? Early 2016? [/QUOTE]

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