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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shemeska" data-source="post: 2526206" data-attributes="member: 11697">On him specifically, not a ton (of course compared to 1e it's as much or more). Largely there's some of his history and creation in the one Dragon mag article, and his being overthrown by Mydianchlarus across a book or two, and that he's currently wandering the lower planes attempting to offer his services to various evil deities in exchange for a bit of their divinity in making him a proxy of theirs. None of them seemed to be exactly jumping at the chance of so investing him with that level of their power.The Planescape sources did however -massively- expand details on the interior of the Wasting Tower of Khin-Oin, its politics, flavor text about the position of Oinoloth itself, various legends and rumors about the whole place etc. There were various powerful Ultroloths that were named and detailed across numerous books, etc. 'Faces of Evil', 'Hellbound', and 'Planes of Conflict' had the most material.The 'loths overall had less emphasis given to individual unique members of their race though compared to the Tanar'ri or Baatezu simply because they didn't tend to openly war amongst themselves in the same way or happen to be so severely fragmented amongst competing leaders all claiming superiority over the race as a whole, or layers of their home plane. Spread out over 3 planes rather than just solidly in one, plus with the Ultroloths hamstringing the power of anyone below their caste (with some exception in Gehenna and the Tower Arcane) they tended to be oddly unified in some ways even while the Ultroloths rampantly jousted for position and influence.Probably the biggest limitation on their being as many individual unique 'loths is that the Ultroloths were all physically indistinguishable from one another by design, and that the creators of the 'loths were still there in the background pulling their strings and keeping them unified at least so far as racial goals went. Sort of a paradox: a race of utterly selfish and self interested sociopaths who cared nothing for one another in any way but who were effectively religious fanatics to the concept of abstract evil and who would sacrifice their own individuality if need be to ensure its long term success across the face of the multiverse.</blockquote>

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