Dark Phoenix
Vrylakos
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Uhm... I did do for Creature Collection III the Black Phoenix of Asherak, a unique 'negative phoenix' type undead. It's shadow causes the dead to rise and pursue the phoenix, and eventually the phoenix's undead retinue catch up to it and destroy it, blighting the land within earshot of its death-scream. Eventually negative energy wells up in this tainted place, a bird sickens and dies within it, and a new Black Phoenix is born.
There's a bit more to it than that, but that's the gist. I didn't particularly like the picture done for it...
So, I submit to you CCIII, - Phoenix, Black.
Vrylakos
There's a bit more to it than that, but that's the gist. I didn't particularly like the picture done for it...
So, I submit to you CCIII, - Phoenix, Black.
Vrylakos
Vrylakos
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Oh, a small tidbit pops into my mind.
The Black Phoenix is attracted to places of death and strife - particularly battlefields. Kings and warlords know this, and not wanting a potpourri horde of resurrected random undead, that hire adventurers to kill it, often under the guise of a quest to steal some of the bird's feathers - which are particularly prized by necromancers. In reality, these warmongers just want the Black Phoenix driven off so they can wage war.
Asherak goes through a lot of adventurers that way...
Vrylakos
The Black Phoenix is attracted to places of death and strife - particularly battlefields. Kings and warlords know this, and not wanting a potpourri horde of resurrected random undead, that hire adventurers to kill it, often under the guise of a quest to steal some of the bird's feathers - which are particularly prized by necromancers. In reality, these warmongers just want the Black Phoenix driven off so they can wage war.
Asherak goes through a lot of adventurers that way...
Vrylakos
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