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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wolfen fenrison" data-source="post: 2801229" data-attributes="member: 35151">Here is a list of servitor/independent races and how they fit in Eberron:Animated Corpse: use the standard D&D Zombie instead, for the Servitors of Glaaki use the Corpse template from the Book of Vile DarknessByakhee: they flock all over the Astral Plane, they may have some connection to the Githyanki that share thier planar spaceColour out of Space: oddly enough they would best be natives of Irian, they tend to make the local folra and fauna surge with unnatural growth, this suggests some kind of connection to positive energy, thier feeding on on creatures energy may be becuase on thier home plane they feed on the naturalenergies of the eternal day, cut off from it on the prime they need living life force to supplement it Chthonian: living near the core of the world with thier elder evil sire they are feared by surface dwellers and the horrors of Khyber equaly, they make no allies and grant no mecy or repreive for thier ravages, they are monsters that monsters fearDark Young of Shub-Niggurath: they fill the Black Forest Lamannia constantly being birthed and devoured by thier mother the Black Goat of a Thousand Young a twisted living testement to the circle of lifeDeep One: in a strange island on the north-west end of the Lhazaar Principalities is the town if Insmouth which has recently grown into a full principality after a surge of sudden gold wealth which apperently was a gift from a sea god named Dagon, a church if sorts has sprung around this unknown deity called the Estoric Order of Dagon, villagers hae become more and more physicaly strange and after a while just seem to disapear but there always seem to be more people will to move to Insmouth to take part in the gold that seems to be flowing the island, attempts to raid the island hae been twarted by amphibious creatures more ferocious than the sahuaginDhole: they are extraplanar magical beasts native to MabarDimensional Shambler: they belong to the same family of creatures as the Etheral filcher and Etheral slayerElder Thing: they are on of first creatures on eberron, they sided with the dragons and couatls against the fiends and abberations of Khyber, but the couatls broke off the alliance with the elder things when they learned of slavery of the shoggoths, but with the thier divine and power, the dragons arcane might, and the mishtai's incarum prowes, it was not enough, they needed the elder things superior knowledge of psionics, granted the children of siberys and eberron had thier own psionic members but none had the deep understanding of mental powers thye had, and this was the fourth power they needed to complete the silver soul-fire elder sign, but after the great old ones where bound as the giants did to the dragons, the shoggoths learned too much from thier tyranical masters and revolted, but unlike the dragons the elder things where too arrogant to think the thier slaves could pose a threat and where brought to edge of extiction for thier huburis, now they lay in hiding should the shoggoths find them and finish thier workFire Vampire: they make fernia their blazing home sweet homeFlying Polyp: these unimagenable horrors belong to XoriatFormless Spawn: they guard temples of Cults of the Dragon Bellow, especialy cults dedicated to TsathogguaGhoul: i can't see why not to use the D&D ghoul instead aside from flavorGnoph-Keh: perfect residents of the Frost FellGreat Race of Yith: ideal natives of DaanviGug: the results of daelkyr experiments on giantsHound of Tindalos: Kythri is a kennel for the dogs that bend the laws of time and spaceHunting Horror: like the gugs, experiments on dragons by the lords of maddnessInsect form Shaggai: creatures from the Deep EtherealLloigor: like most elementals this is from LamanniaMi-Go: when they are not raiding eberron they reside on MabarNightgaunt: they hunt with thier master in Dal QuorRat-Thing: i like them servents and spies of the Daughters of Sora KellSerpent People: easly replaced by the more diverse yuan-tiServitor of the Outer Gods: they should look different deppending on which god they are appering for but i wouldn't change thier roll too muchShoggoths: having enslaved and self freed they make for them selves an odd place in the world, having been created for sevitude and knowing nothing but that they have no concept of being thier own masters, so weither itsa powerful shoggoth lord, fiend, or other abberation, they serve somebody or thing, fate it seems is not with out a sence of irony Shoggoth Lords: psionicly supercharged shoggths lead the upriseing agaist the elder things and found thier lesser all too willing to serve them instead, os like an abused child grown to be a man, they proved to be just as cold and uncompromising as thier former masters whereSpectral Hunter: I've made this the Dhakaani alternitive to lichdomSpider of Ling: as thier description depicts they are dwellers in dreams and thus Dal QuorStar Vampire: they where assasins for the daelkyr which they brought from XoriatTcho-Tcho: living on the demon wastes are the canabal tribes if deamon kin, murderous barbarians that are feared by every living being in the wastes (execpt the demons they worship of course) for them make extensive use of BoVD matirial to make thier depravity all the more apperientTerror from Beyond: these invisible flesh bags are from KythriThe Wrom that Walks: use the epic level handbook versionCultists: DMG 2 has some good stats for cultistsChosen of Hastur: the greatest boon any cultist of the whipering flame can hope to getCult Sorcerer: I'd take the cultist NPC from DMG 2 swap cleric for sorcerer beef up the level and add the alienist PRC from complete arcaneGhost: MM 1 nuff saidLoup-Garou: use D&D werewolf, and i'm quoting the book on that oneMummy: same goes for the mummy</blockquote>

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