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<blockquote data-quote="OmegaMan950" data-source="post: 6280403" data-attributes="member: 49115">I disagree on this point - Draegloths are hideous, sterile (not entirely sure - think it is mentioned in the 3.0 FR book, only have Drow of the Underdark on hand ATM) and among the highest ranking members of a house. Also, a yochlol's natural form is terrifying. Consistency isn't really there.On the shunned driders note: &quot; ... Drow have made overtures to the exiled driders, offering them am opportunity to belong once again. Obviously, they cannot regain their prior status and can never be considered the equal of true Drow, but they can fill the roles of favoured servants and agents, with powers and privileges greater than other non-drow in the community.&quot;&nbsp; Drow of the Underdark, p41This idea of the driders coming back into drow society existed in 3.5, and isn't something new to just 4E. Two new monsters in the book, Shunned and Chwidencha, make far more better examples of drow flunkies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OmegaMan950, post: 6280403, member: 49115"] I disagree on this point - Draegloths are hideous, sterile (not entirely sure - think it is mentioned in the 3.0 FR book, only have Drow of the Underdark on hand ATM) and among the highest ranking members of a house. Also, a yochlol's natural form is terrifying. Consistency isn't really there. On the shunned driders note: " ... Drow have made overtures to the exiled driders, offering them am opportunity to belong once again. Obviously, they cannot regain their prior status and can never be considered the equal of true Drow, but they can fill the roles of favoured servants and agents, with powers and privileges greater than other non-drow in the community." Drow of the Underdark, p41 This idea of the driders coming back into drow society existed in 3.5, and isn't something new to just 4E. Two new monsters in the book, Shunned and Chwidencha, make far more better examples of drow flunkies. [/QUOTE]

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