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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8402788" data-attributes="member: 6855114">1) Nerull wants all life to end. Not to end all life. There is a big difference. So yes, a Neutral cleric of Nerul is possible. But unlikely.. 2) Yes they had these clerics even in 1ed. But remember that these clerics only had access to 1st and 2nd level spells top. It was only through the introduction of Banak that they finally got "full power " clerics. I bet that if warlock existed then, that these clerics would not even have seen the day...3) An evil paladin used to be an Antipaladin. He was a paladin corrupted by evil, usually demogorgon as only him had the full power of the Abyss as the "Prince" of all demons... Yes, canon there are antipaladins of other demons such as Orcus. This is your D&D. Nothing is ever set in stones... unlike some other games out there...4) No, they were never intended to be gods in their own rights. That is why they fight the gods because they want the power that the gods have. They will tempt, trick and fool mortals into believing that they are as strong as the gods, but they are not. But they certainly want you to believe it. That is canon. Remember that Asmodeus was put into hell with his host of fallen angels because he murdered his patron deity. He used to be a Solar and betrayed his patron god and  brought all angels under him in his fall. Later we learned a bit more on how and why he betrayed (was it in 4ed? Can't remember), but it has always been there. And no they did not have clerics but they did have cultists. And the few true clerics they had, were stuck with 1st and 2nd level spells...</blockquote>

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