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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shemeska" data-source="post: 2920003" data-attributes="member: 11697">There's a Shator imprisoned within Ravenloft, and the Shator Xideous is lurking in the criminally and irreversably insane ward of the Gatehouse in Sigil, working on a revision to the Book of Keeping. The latter one has a price on his head by the 'loths.I would argue that the 3e treatment made some sort of confusion between the seemingly random (but not chaotic) mutations and myriad forms of Hordelings, and the 'random demon' table in one of the 1e books. They were completely different things, and the flavor text on Hordelings from 'Faces of Evil' should make it pretty clear that they aren't chaotic, but rather true children of the Waste, byproducts of a warped submission to its agony.I'd add something about Cegilune being the goddess of the Night Hags, or possibly just the most powerful one of their kind who has since gained a shred of divinity.Night Hags may also be the result of Hordelings who have undergone a second apotheosis during their stay on the Gray Waste. (I'd check though to see if this is actually in the printed sources, and not just a fan created notion, albeit a very popular one).Phiull might qualify.Chronotyryns (sp?) also should qualify (from 3e FF).The Hassitor (Acheron, extinct) should get a mention too.Nimicri in and of itself as a single creature is worth noting.</blockquote>