PHATsakk43
Last Authlim of the True Lord of Tyranny
I'd like to meet those 2% halfling and gnome worshipers personally.
D&D 2E [2e] Monster Mythology Update Project
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AuldDragon
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Merrgsh and Armmegh were brought to my attention not too long ago over on the Candlekeep forums by none other than Eric Boyd himself. Published in Polyhedron #58 (March 1991) as part of a contest to identify a picture drawn by Jim Holloway, Merrgsh and his wolf Armmegh were written (by Wes Nicholson) to be vaguely independent, but I thought, “What if they can be integrated with the orcish pantheon as a whole? How would that look?” And so here we are!
Jeff
Jeff
AuldDragon
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The way I see it, humans are very prolific and numerous compared to other races, and there are LOTS of hidden cults lurking around large cities.
AuldDragon
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The enigmatic yak-men of the Al-Qadim campaign are one of the more interesting “hidden threat” foes in AD&D. They can take over the bodies of humanoids and infiltrate their society in order to undermine and eventually dominate them. Their god, the Faceless God, is even stranger, for it has no known name but is the source of the ability of the yak-men to summon and control the genies of elemental earth, dao.
Jeff
Jeff
PHATsakk43
Last Authlim of the True Lord of Tyranny
@AuldDragon, hey dude, love what you're doing.
I've found The Faceless God to be the most enigmatic of the TSR deities.
Except when you get into the meat and potatoes of the lore and he's a bit...less enigmatic and more practical if not mortal in his motives.
It would be if you took the sorta Lovecraftian motives typically associated with mind flayers or aboleths in 'core' D&D but the machinations were just to amass power & wealth.
One request (I mean, I've got a bunch, but that's irrelevant), is there anyway to get your website to add a "night mode" or something similar?
I've found The Faceless God to be the most enigmatic of the TSR deities.
Except when you get into the meat and potatoes of the lore and he's a bit...less enigmatic and more practical if not mortal in his motives.
It would be if you took the sorta Lovecraftian motives typically associated with mind flayers or aboleths in 'core' D&D but the machinations were just to amass power & wealth.
One request (I mean, I've got a bunch, but that's irrelevant), is there anyway to get your website to add a "night mode" or something similar?
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AuldDragon
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I don't know enough about the themes of Wordpress to know if that can be set up, sorry!
Jeff
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