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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Graf" data-source="post: 1173238" data-attributes="member: 3087">I think that NIfft's suggestions are all really good. As is the hunger spirit that Breakdaddy mentioned from the Movie spirited away. And the famine spirit is a tremendous picture, use it even if you don't plan on using the monster as is.It seems to me that gluttony is more of a sin when there is a lack of food. Having an extra rice ball isn't a big deal when you can go to the local store and get another. It becomes a moral sin when there are only two and you eat two and someone else gets one.Random thought: Cannibal celestialsWhat about a celestial who got really into food and wine. Eating the best of everything. Eventually (over thousands of years) s/he became jaded and began to search for rarer and rarer things to eat. In addition to sensation it began to believe that consuming creatures could grant it their power. And, as everybody knows, belief in planescape can be pretty reality altering.Eventually the celestial was regularly consuming the flesh of sentient creatures like humans and gaining power from them. Finally it killed another celestial and ate it and fell from grace. After it's fall it tried to ambush and eat a demi-god and was imprisoned in Carceri for it's crimes.I would go for a 3-headed boar-like fiend with mouths for hands on long tentacles (or maybe tentacles coming off it's back). Its RISP (really-irritating-scary-power) is that if it hits someone and takes a chunk out of them it gains part of their power (the easiest way to do this is probably a negative level). And if a spell caster looses a spell (which they usually do from level drain) it gains the ability to use that spell once.And tell us about Lust please. I was sad that thread was added to my victims list.PS Like the fat-saytr idea too!</blockquote>

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