Abyssal Lords in BR

[Tim]

Does anyone know where I can get some info (more than a paragraph in the
Planescape stuff) on:

Yeeonoghu
Baphomet
Asmodeus
Demogorgon
Kostiche

I'm looking at involving these Abyssal Lords (well, maybe just one or two)
as patrons to Sidhelien wizards and humanoid priests, especially in the
worlds ancient past. And if any of you old-time D&D folks wants to give me
some info via email, send it to zero@wiredweb.com

Thanks!

Tim Nutting

[Bryan Ruther]

Tim wrote:

> Does anyone know where I can get some info (more than a paragraph in the
> Planescape stuff) on:
>
> Yeeonoghu
> Baphomet
> Asmodeus
> Demogorgon
> Kostiche
>
> I'm looking at involving these Abyssal Lords (well, maybe just one or two)
> as patrons to Sidhelien wizards and humanoid priests, especially in the
> worlds ancient past. And if any of you old-time D&D folks wants to give me
> some info via email, send it to zero@wiredweb.com
>
> Thanks!
>
> Tim Nutting

Monsterous Mythology will have most of that stuff.

Bryan
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Mankind being originally equals in the order of creation,
the equality could only be destroyed by some subsequent
circumstance...
Thomas Paine, Common Sense

[David Sean Brown]

There is more info on these (and other nasty guys) in the dieties and
demigods book (from like 1986:) ) as well as (I believe) either the Fiend
Folio or the old monster manuals. Not sure where to find anything in a
modern book.

Sean


On Wed, 5 Nov 1997, Tim wrote:

> Does anyone know where I can get some info (more than a paragraph in the
> Planescape stuff) on:
>
> Yeeonoghu
> Baphomet
> Asmodeus
> Demogorgon
> Kostiche
>
> I'm looking at involving these Abyssal Lords (well, maybe just one or two)
> as patrons to Sidhelien wizards and humanoid priests, especially in the
> worlds ancient past. And if any of you old-time D&D folks wants to give me
> some info via email, send it to zero@wiredweb.com
>
> Thanks!
>
> Tim Nutting
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