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<blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 730525" data-attributes="member: 151">There are currently two access points into the plane itself.&nbsp; One gateway, and a second 'bolt hole' to the elemental plane of fire.&nbsp; Planar traits will definitely be against lawful and good creatures.Ashardalon's fall from grace within the structure of the Reds is directly tied to his fear of death, something the reds are most afraid of, as they get more powerful.&nbsp; He attempted to make himself immortal, and divested some of his power to doing so, in exchange for power from the Shadow King.&nbsp; Where his heart once was, there is now a gaping black hole of shadow that pulls light and heat into it.&nbsp; Ashardalon's debt, however, is such that if he leaves the demi-plane, he risks being controlled by the Shadow King.&nbsp; As a result, he never leaves it, and it's been long enough now that he's almost agoraphobic about leaving.I'm still tweaking how that will work, but I'm leaning towards having Ashardalon lose the Fire Subtype, but still have fire immunity, and grant it to anyone within a certain radius of him, as the shadowheart absorbs any such powerful sources of heat.The thing to remember here is that Infernus runs the demiplane, and the fortress is his.&nbsp; Ashardalon is powerful, but he's become a tenant on his own land, so to speak.&nbsp; No one wants to try and evict him, but at the same time, they neither respect nor fear him like they once did.&nbsp; Infernus is almost as powerful as the re-stated Ashardalon and controls the Reds...as much as any single being can control such a lot of devious, backstabbing, fire-breathing winged bastards.In point of fact, I've just realized who else should be there...the Red Lord and his Black Brotherhood minions, all now with a half-elemental (fire) template applied.&nbsp; Hmm.&nbsp; Evil clerics and monks on fire.&nbsp; That'll work.&nbsp; Good Stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizarDru, post: 730525, member: 151"] There are currently two access points into the plane itself. One gateway, and a second 'bolt hole' to the elemental plane of fire. Planar traits will definitely be against lawful and good creatures. Ashardalon's fall from grace within the structure of the Reds is directly tied to his fear of death, something the reds are most afraid of, as they get more powerful. He attempted to make himself immortal, and divested some of his power to doing so, in exchange for power from the Shadow King. Where his heart once was, there is now a gaping black hole of shadow that pulls light and heat into it. Ashardalon's debt, however, is such that if he leaves the demi-plane, he risks being controlled by the Shadow King. As a result, he never leaves it, and it's been long enough now that he's almost agoraphobic about leaving. I'm still tweaking how that will work, but I'm leaning towards having Ashardalon lose the Fire Subtype, but still have fire immunity, and grant it to anyone within a certain radius of him, as the shadowheart absorbs any such powerful sources of heat. The thing to remember here is that Infernus runs the demiplane, and the fortress is his. Ashardalon is powerful, but he's become a tenant on his own land, so to speak. No one wants to try and evict him, but at the same time, they neither respect nor fear him like they once did. Infernus is almost as powerful as the re-stated Ashardalon and controls the Reds...as much as any single being can control such a lot of devious, backstabbing, fire-breathing winged bastards. In point of fact, I've just realized who else should be there...the Red Lord and his Black Brotherhood minions, all now with a half-elemental (fire) template applied. Hmm. Evil clerics and monks on fire. That'll work. Good Stuff. [/QUOTE]

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