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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9601560" data-attributes="member: 23751">It's just a figure of speech.  This is from Planescape."Pesci Towns. One of the largest strongholds of the plane is Gallowsgate, the home of Jaranda (PI/2 fd (marilith)/Dg/CE). Jaranda is a marilith with dreams of settling down, as barmy a cutter as ever there was. She commands a single goristroa"You can't see it, but in the stat block bolded, in the text there is the symbol for female as her sex.  They were female demons in 2e.In Bastion of Lost Souls(3e) there is a half chain devil/half marilith that they call female and describe as a marilith, but with chains.In 3e's Expedition to the Demonweb Pits, there is a marilith constantly referred to as she and her.  Not it.  Not him. She and her.  A female demon.They are female demons. TSR stated it in both editions.  WotC at least in 3e stated it through pronoun use.  I don't know if one appeared in 4e or 5e products.</blockquote>