You've given me something I've never noticed or thought to use before.' Amazing how that happens week after week. Oh yes you're stuff is right on great and I'm gonna use it.

That might fit in with this article - if you want to summon a demon or devil, your best chance is to have some sympathetic token to draw them - in this case, blood or similar sacrifices or perhaps offering up your 'soul' to draw their attention.Īnd lo' and behold.yet again, all of the poll results give them exactly the answers they want.'Yes, yes. I'd like to put randomness back into the summoning (with a much bigger summoning pool to draw from), maybe require some sort of Spellcraft check or sympathetic token if you want a specific monster. I'd also like to go back to the original AD&D monster summoning tables. To be honest, I don't really like putting demons and devils in my games (I was very glad when they disappeared at the release of 2E), so I don't think there's much in this article for me. I'm glad its not an absolute origin story - mainly as I'm not very fond of Yondalla's appearance.Īnd ironfell? Can't they come up with a better name? Night metal, Blood iron, Orcanium, something? I don't remember any lasting effects of Orcus lore/events from the adventure, but it has been a long time since I read them.Īs an aside, I really like the turn of phrase, 'One story goes'. H3 and H4 feature the growing threat of Orcus and his followers.

H1 is really different than the other three, and the only decent one out of them.

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