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<blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 4464663" data-attributes="member: 20323">I think characters should be able to square off with common genies at the low paragon levels, so ideally each type of major genie (dao, djinn, efreet, marid) would have a couple paragon varieties and a couple epic varieties.I just thought of something... seeing as there are &quot;stormsoul genasi&quot; what if a 5th tribe of genie - spirits of thunder and lightning - is released in the Great Unbinding? There's definitely precedent in Persian myth for storm demons, and I think they even had a specific name for them...About monster requests, there were always three archetypal Arabian/Persian monsters that never got mentioned in Al-Qadim: The qareen (a type of personal demon), the huriyah (beautiful clear-eyed consorts of Paradise), and the karkadann (fierce Persian unicorn/rhinoceros). Might be fun to have a free slate for a change instead of doing conversions?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quickleaf, post: 4464663, member: 20323"] I think characters should be able to square off with common genies at the low paragon levels, so ideally each type of major genie (dao, djinn, efreet, marid) would have a couple paragon varieties and a couple epic varieties. I just thought of something... seeing as there are "stormsoul genasi" what if a 5th tribe of genie - spirits of thunder and lightning - is released in the Great Unbinding? There's definitely precedent in Persian myth for storm demons, and I think they even had a specific name for them... About monster requests, there were always three archetypal Arabian/Persian monsters that never got mentioned in Al-Qadim: The qareen (a type of personal demon), the huriyah (beautiful clear-eyed consorts of Paradise), and the karkadann (fierce Persian unicorn/rhinoceros). Might be fun to have a free slate for a change instead of doing conversions? [/QUOTE]

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