Stats for Iuz the Evil in 3.5 ?

[Jason Bulmahn]

I think it all comes down to how campaign specific Iuz is. Unlike many of the other gods, Iuz actually lives on the plane of Oerth and is a very active force there. Divorcing him from that information strips out a lot of what makes him fun and interesting. Adding him to other campaigns with that information requires a lot of assumtions about that campaign world.

That said, Iuz is probably my favorite Deity. He's a cross between a demon and sorceress, bred for his skills in magic.

Jason Bulmahn
Managing Editor of Dragon

 

[Barak]

Yeah, I had noticed he had the material plane has his home plane...

Then again, so does Farlangh. Of course, in his case, it's easily portable and explainable.

I dunno, it's mostly because St-Cuthbert had always bothered me by being so obviously (in my opinion, from waht lil opinion I have) so setting specific.. and Thenj seeing talk of Iuz, who had always intrigued me, and being passed over hadn't helped.

 

[JustaPlayer]

Yeah, Iuz was always a fav with me. Right after Vecna.

Yes Iuz has his own "empire." However it's a very small empire and is actively fought by just about every country on Oreth. Anyway, Vecna became a lesser god by stealing some power from the poor shlub as he broke out of the demiplane of dread.

 

[Jason Bulmahn]

Yeah, Iuz was always a fav with me. Right after Vecna.

Yes Iuz has his own "empire." However it's a very small empire and is actively fought by just about every country on Oreth. Anyway, Vecna became a lesser god by stealing some power from the poor shlub as he broke out of the demiplane of dread.

I guess you could call one of the largest kingdoms on Oerth small. Besides.. umm... Vecna smells!

Just thought I would get this argument to the level it belongs, before two grown men start arguing about their favorite fictional deity.

Jason Bulmahn
Managing Editor of Dragon