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Message: <blockquote data-quote="paradox42" data-source="post: 5003004" data-attributes="member: 29746">Anti-Spirit would logically be based on the notion of opposition to any alignment; the 3.5E version would have Apostasy by default at Wyrmling and have ways of turning powers like a Paladin's Smite against their users. Also, in the sense of Spirit meaning "enlightenment" in general, it would probably have level-draining abilities galore. All in all, a very nasty customer.Anti-Entropy would be a combination of a Ravid (animating any objects near it) with Goetic Blood, making copies of itself constantly and subconsciously. This one would be very dangerous if left unchecked; it could rapidly fill an entire plane with nothing but copies of itself.Anti-Time would look a lot like a regular Time Dragon, but would be hot to the Cometary Dragon's cold, and produce an aura which actively prevents any use of time-related abilities inside it- so no Time Stop, no Time Dilation, and most importantly, no time-senses like Sixth Sense (it can always surprise its opponents) or Seventh Sense (my PCs particularly would HATE this aspect).Anti-Fate would be based on the Evil Eye ability, forcing opponents to always do the worst possible (for themselves) things. Bad luck all around, the most astonishingly unlucky things would happen constantly around this dragon. Up to and including sudden complete and total existence failure.Anti-Thought would produce an aura negating all Insight bonuses, have INT-draining abilities, and generally act to reduce the mind/intelligence quotient of anything nearby.In their own way, all of these are apocalypse-causers, if you want to get explicit about it.</blockquote>

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