Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

Doh! You just invited everyone reading this thread ( 4000 views! ) to bid against you!
Good luck CL!

Oh, I don't expect to win the auction, and I already have a copy for myself. I was actually just bidding on the off chance that I win, it'll make a good gift come Christmas.

 

[Pramas]

In case you missed the long out-of-print Book of Fiends the first time around, the PDF has just gone live.

http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=5549&SRC=EnWorld

 

[BOZ]

Dungeon magazine has actually featured more obscure unique demons than Dragon magazine has:

#5 (The Stolen Power): Shami-Amourae
#10 (The Shrine of Ilsidahur): Ilsidahur
#13 (The Ruins of Nol-Daer): Arzial
#28 (Sleepless): Siragle
#60 (Nemesis): Shaktari
#64 (Bzallin's Blacksphere): J'zzalshrak


Also, there was the Demon Prince Nql, who was only once briefly mentioned in the Eldritch Wizardry supplement way back when, I think under Codex of the Infinite Planes.

 

[Erik Mona]

There are also several more in more recent issues of Dungeon, notably from "Root of Evil" and "Salvage Operation," by Mike Mearls.

In the interest of posterity.

--Erik

 

[Shade]

A few more demonic references...

Dungeon #25 featured an Ancient Vrock (aka The Beast, Jaazzpaa), hinting that vrocks are older than most of the other tanar'ri, IIRC.

Dungeon #84 features Lolth's daughter, Laveth.

H4: Throne of Bloodstone features the dire whiner demon.

X2: Castle Amber features death demons (ostegos).

 

[Knight Otu]

Jaazzpaa

Gesundheit.

H4: Throne of Bloodstone features the dire whiner demon.

Does he post on message boards?

 

[Kaji]

I may have wet my pants

I hear their Abyss one was pretty good.

--Erik

Just purchased Book of Fiends 3.5 from rpgnow, which I've been waiting a long time for. If wizards is wise enough to release their new product as a pdf, then I'll get that one as well.
Whoohoo!

 

[Pants]

BTW, did you see where i plugged your thread earlier in one of my posts?

Yes I did and I'm mighty grateful for that.

 

[BOZ]

according to this website: http://www.ralf.org/~krlipka/ps/people/npc/individual/tsr16.html

two little-mentioned Abyssal Lords, Lindyrm and Volisupula, appeared in The Deva Spark (p14) and the Planes of Chaos set's Chaos Adventures booklet (p6), respectively.

 

[James Jacobs]

H4: Throne of Bloodstone features the dire whiner demon.

Worst. Demon. Ever.