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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shemeska" data-source="post: 4284836" data-attributes="member: 11697">I'd answer this question myself, except I haven't been able to read the article in question. I haven't been paying much attention to the online Dragon/Dungeon because the updates have been extremely sporadic/late and the substance usually hasn't perked my interest enough to wrangle with Gleemax. However... I really like Rob Schwalb's work, and it's a fiend article, so I'm willing to cover my ears and my head and take a peek to see if there's anything I can either shanghai or take inspiration from.And I would look myself as I said, but Gleemax won't let me view anything. Keeps saying I need to log in -and of course it lists me as logged in already- and when I try to do just that, it has an unspecified error.So to those of you who have read it, how much of the flavor text is at odds with Yeenoghu's history and flavor from 1e/2e/3e? Does the article present his Abyssal layer as the same layer detailed in the Fiendish Codex I 3e (complete with the rotting, whispering carcass of the obyrith lord Bechard)? Or is it too filled with the default 4e assumed setting tropes to be used at ease with anything besides the 4e cosmology?</blockquote>