Is there a product detailing half-fiends?

[Imruphel]

I've been wanting to replace the generic half-fiend template with specific templates for the various types of fiends. Is anyone aware of a product that does this already to save me doing the work?

 

[Voadam]

There was a WotC D&D article on this with several samples done out. Aasimar and Tiefling by Green Ronin has ways to make Half-Fiends more customizable as well (their nephilim section of the book).

 

[Psion]

I've been wanting to replace the generic half-fiend template with specific templates for the various types of fiends. Is anyone aware of a product that does this already to save me doing the work?

Yes.

Aasimar & Tiefling: A Guidebook to the Planetouched has an ECL/point system for creating custom crasfted races of fiendish descent.

It's available in PDF (at the download store here as well as the Green Ronin web store) and in print.

 

[Alzrius]

There was a WotC D&D article on this with several samples done out.

That was a great article. It was called Half-Fiendish Variety.

 

[sckeener]

As mentioned above, Green Ronin's T&A book is the best for half-fiends

 

[Hairy Minotaur]

Advanced Beastary by Green Ronin has templates based on the specific demon/devil parentage.

 

[Imruphel]

Thanks folks. I have both of the books and the web enhancement that has been mentioned... now I better actually read them!

Thanks again.

 

[Shemeska]

Love the acronym of course

As mentioned above, Green Ronin's T&A book is the best for half-fiends

It's a rather nice book with some nice ideas (and given who wrote it, it's one of the reasons I've got high hopes for WotC's Fiendish Codex II)

 

[Gentlegamer]

The AD&D Monster Manual II has the stats for Cambion.

 

[sckeener]

It's a rather nice book with some nice ideas (and given who wrote it, it's one of the reasons I've got high hopes for WotC's Fiendish Codex II)

Dang, I didn't notice that. Good plug for FCII! T&A was heavily used in my Mulhorand game. I had 5 out 7 players being planetouched.

Now I've got really high hopes for FCII.