Which plane of Hell does Baalzebub live on?
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Kytons in Chitin!
Actually, on a related note, I myself used Beelzebub in an adventure not too long ago. It was in a mythic-earth's-past adventure, quite a lot of fun; the party was entirely human, which was kind of hard to swing; half the party was more or less norse (the rogue, cleric, and barbarian) and the other half was spanish, purely coincidentally (both wizards and the ranger/druid). They had kind of been building up to it for a while, getting increasing clues that I, the RBDM, was getting ready to give 'em heck, so they were gearing up for a major confrontation.
It had been revealed that alone, they couldn't hope to win, so they went on a quest for some more epic equipment (weapons of the gods, that sort of thing).
Do I need to keep going? Their solution to killing the lord of the flies lay in the Thor's Axe.
Edit: The story never actually happened, but if it had, I woulda thought it the bee's knees.
Actually, on a related note, I myself used Beelzebub in an adventure not too long ago. It was in a mythic-earth's-past adventure, quite a lot of fun; the party was entirely human, which was kind of hard to swing; half the party was more or less norse (the rogue, cleric, and barbarian) and the other half was spanish, purely coincidentally (both wizards and the ranger/druid). They had kind of been building up to it for a while, getting increasing clues that I, the RBDM, was getting ready to give 'em heck, so they were gearing up for a major confrontation.
It had been revealed that alone, they couldn't hope to win, so they went on a quest for some more epic equipment (weapons of the gods, that sort of thing).
Do I need to keep going? Their solution to killing the lord of the flies lay in the Thor's Axe.
Edit: The story never actually happened, but if it had, I woulda thought it the bee's knees.
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I am so disappointed the thread title was not a much pithier "Where the hell does Baalzebub live?"
As Reader's Digest says: "Brevity is...wit."
As Reader's Digest says: "Brevity is...wit."
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