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Abandon All Hope!

As long as mortals have feared what awaits them after death, the threat of damnation has loomed. Powerful fiendish lords rule the deepest, darkest reaches of the Great Beyond: archdevils, demon lords, the Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and more. Such is the power of their evil that even angels cannot resist it—when one servant of Heaven cataloged all the evil in existence in the Book of the Damned, Heaven's judges doomed him to exile, appalled at what he had wrought. And now you hold those horrors in your hands!

Pathfinder RPG Book of the Damned explores the evil planes and their fiendish rulers as they exist in the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. This imaginative tabletop game builds upon more than 10 years of system development and an open playtest featuring more than 50,000 gamers to create a cutting-edge RPG experience that brings the all-time best-selling set of fantasy rules into a new era.

Pathfinder RPG Book of the Damned includes:

  • Descriptions for dozens of archdevils, demon lords, Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and other fiendish divinities, including the foul boons they grant to their most devoted followers.
  • Explorations of otherworldly fiendish realms, including the infernal reaches of Hell, the death-haunted expanses of Abaddon, and the nightmare depths of the Abyss.
  • Several brand-new monsters to fill out the ranks of all 11 of the fiendish races, from sinister classics such as demons and devils to new favorites like asuras and sahkils.
    • New blasphemous rituals, magic items, powerful artifacts, and spells to arm your villains with or for heroes to discover and defy.
  • Three fiend-focused prestige classes, ready to vex and terrify adventurers who dare stand against their plots.
  • An extensive collection of in-world excerpts from the sinister pages of the Book of the Damned itself.
  • ... and much, much more!

ISBN-13: 978-1-60125-970-7

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Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Book of the Damned deals with many dark and intense concepts. The topic of demons and devils is not for everyone, nor is exploration of the themes these fiends embody and the practices they demand of their worshipers. You should make sure that your game group is comfortable with the contents of this book before using them in play—if even one player is uncomfortable with including some of the concepts in here, you should set those portions of the book (or the entire book) aside and focus on other plots for your game. Buyers should beware that the content of this book is not appropriate for all ages, and parents especially are encouraged to review the book before buying it.

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Five Evil Stars for a Five Star Evil Book!

5/5 —

Paizo's Book of the Damned does the nigh unthinkable in the increasingly politically correct gaming industry, in that it is filled with truly evil beings that commit hideous and offensive acts upon the universe. This book collects the best selling Book of the Damned series from Paizo and adds new parts here and there. If you have the previous books, it is still worth getting this for the new material, but your mileage may vary.

I absolutely love how much this book triggers people! I'd expect nothing less from a product called "Book of the Damned." The art is absolutely gorgeous, the lore is evocative and the evil contained within will help you unleash the hordes of heck on your unsuspecting players - and they'll thank you for it.

It's sold out now, so if you see a copy somewhere, snatch it up! This will be a much sought after collector's item for years to come.

Thank you for treating your customers like adults, Paizo. Every toolbox needs evil toys and this book helps fit that bill!

crappy overall

2/5 —

first 2chapters are horrid, the art is garbage. Last 3 chapters steadily grow better. I'd write more and have, but this stupid program keeps deleting my reviews! Therefore, PM me if you really want to know.

Mostly flavor for DMs, little use to players

1/5 —

I would not recommend this book to anyone except DMs who wanted a lot of deep flavor text on evil gods, evil planes and evil outsiders. The vast bulk of material is stuff that the DM can read in order to form a more coherent world view inside his head, but much of the material is such that it is not only useless to players mechanically, but even further, it is even difficult to convey to players flavor-wise.

Of the 280+ pages, about 120 (so almost half the book) is spent on detailing evil gods that were too small to receive full writeups in previous products. Gods like Baphomet, Dispater, Kostchtchie, Lamashtu, Mephistopheles, Moloch, Nocticula, Orcus, Pazuzu and Szuriel receive two-page writeups -- about 50 in total, covering about 100 pages. The other 20 pages in this section offer two-page writeups for 10 groupings like "Asura Ranas" and "Daemon Harbringers", giving brief detail to groupings gods even smaller than those who merited full two-pagers per individual. This section is essentially useless to players, but the DM can make some use of it for players by building cults that worship these guys and positioning them as enemies that have some of their background fleshed out thanks to this book. Having said that, spending almost half the book to detail the obscure gods of the guys who are going to be sword fodder for the players in three combat rounds? I think a hardcover slot could have been used for something much more useful.

The next 40 pages cover evil planes like Hell and Abyss. This, I think, is one of the more useful sections in the book, because at higher levels, players and campaigns are often going to be venturing into these environments, so getting more detail on them is very good stuff, and the DM can really use this as very concrete setting material for adventures. I actually wish that the art budget from the entire first section had been put into this section, because getting lots of cool images to use as visual aids to show players when they venture into a plane would have been extremely useful to me as a DM. Unfortunately, this is the smallest of the book's four sections, showing a big disconnect between what Paizo thinks we need and what I feel I need.

The third section is essentially the crunch section. Feats, domains, magic items, prestige classes and stuff like that. 95% of it is useless to players, and essentially exists just for the DM to build bad guy statblocks that the players are never going to see. There's a few occasional things that the players can use, like the Moon and Rivers subdomains, but by and large this section is useless unless you are the sort of DM who gets enjoyment out of building statblocks for your bad guys.

The fourth section is called a bestiary, but don't think it's like the Bestiary books simply presenting statblocks -- it has that too, but only about 14 of its 40 pages are statblocks for new monsters. The larger part of this section is flavor descriptions going over existing outsiders (like six pages for devils, six pages for daemons and six pages for demons) and giving them more flavor than existed previously. It's...not useless, I suppose. Some of the evil outsider flavor can be useful for DMs to flesh out encounters between evil outsiders and players. I guess this would be my second favorite section of the book, after the evil planes section.

Finally there's an appendix that presents excerpts from the in-world Book of the Damned in replica-like format as if you were reading the actual book. Kind of neat as a novelty but I didn't feel I got much use out of it.

So essentially there's five sections -- Gods, Planes, Crunch, Bestiary and Excerpts. Gods and Crunch are mostly only useful to build the bad guys of the campaign. Gods is more flavor side, Crunch is more crunch side. But I seriously question the decision to devote over half a hardcover to material that is mostly just useful to build the guys that might be dead in three rounds. My dislike for this decision is a big reason why I only give the book one star. Planes and Bestiary are more useful sections, but they are only about 80 of the book's 280+ pages. Bestiary is about as big as it needed to be -- I don't need any more flavor or statblocks that were presented there, so I wouldn't have wanted to see that section expanded further, but Planes could have and IMO should have been expanded far more. I could have used much, much more detail on the adventuring environments that I as DM could present to players.

Overall I just feel like this book was a big misstep and mis-gauge in what is useful. At least from my personal perspective -- other DMs may disagree. And it's miscategorized -- this book should have been in the DM-focused Campaign Setting line like Inner Sea Gods, to which it is sort of an evil sequel, rather than in the core line where, IMO, books should be more player-useful.

I should add one exception. This book could be really useful and worth its price if you are running an evil campaign. In that case, all the evil gods stuff and evil crunch stuff will actually be player-useful, which rockets the utility of this book upward. If you are running an evil campaign, I would actually consider this a four-star book.

Reprints and Bad Artwork

1/5 —

The best thing about the new Book of the Damned that can truly be said to be original to it, is the completed list of obediences. The rest of the material consists of reprints from the prior Books of the Damned, or retcons to that material that create new problems. As seems to be the usual case, the demons and the devils take the lion's share of the material, while the daemons, despite theoretically being among the Big Three of the fiendish races, are left to language in comparative obscurity; minor demon lords receive longer write-ups than in prior books, and Asmodeus' Queens of the Night get full write-ups for the first time, but among the deamons the Horsemen and the Horsemen alone receive any attention.

Perhaps the worst thing about the book however, is the artwork. While there are a few good, new pieces, usually marking the spaces between sections, most of the individual portraits of the archfiends are reprints from prior books or stunningly ugly (or in the case of the archdevil portraits from Bestiary 6, both).

I loved the prior Books of the Damned and wanted to like this book. In the end though, what little new material there cannot compensate for the book's faults, and the bad quality art makes it actively cringe-inducing to look on. Save yourself the money and buy something else.

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Prince Setehrael wrote:

So I am setup for the preorder on this, but does anyone know when the preoders ship out?

What day they charge for the preorders?

ect...

I am so ready to have this in my possession.

Shipping will most probably begin on september 11th and go on until september 22nd.

Then it depends on where you live for how long it will reach you.

The "september 2017 shipping thread" should go online on 4th of september (it is usually the first monday of a month).

That is the earliest time when you can write into it and ask about price (depending on if you only want this book shipped to you or something else in addition) and shipping time and such things.
The nice customer care guys and gals will answer all of your questions very quickly.

For an example look here: june 2017 monthly shipping thread.

Cheers, Marco from Germany
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Adam Daigle wrote:
Prince Setehrael wrote:
Will there be previews for this in the Paizo Blog in the coming months?
Certainly! But, as we're still three months away from street date, those won't be coming until later. We're excited about this book too, so don't you worry about us not crowing about it closer to release. :)

THANK YOU O' GREAT ONE!!!!!!!!

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Marco Massoudi wrote:
Prince Setehrael wrote:

So I am setup for the preorder on this, but does anyone know when the preoders ship out?

What day they charge for the preorders?

ect...

I am so ready to have this in my possession.

Shipping will most probably begin on september 11th and go on until september 22nd.

Then it depends on where you live for how long it will reach you.

The "september 2017 shipping thread" should go online on 4th of september (it is usually the first monday of a month).

That is the earliest time when you can write into it and ask about price (depending on if you only want this book shipped to you or something else in addition) and shipping time and such things.
The nice customer care guys and gals will answer all of your questions very quickly.

For an example look here: june 2017 monthly shipping thread.

Cheers, Marco from Germany

Thank you Marco.

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Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber

OHHH Here is a thought, in Bestiary 3 the Nephilim is the offspring of Demigods, Like Baphomet's Daughter in The Midnight Isles from WotR.

Could we possibly see traits for Nephilim of the Demigod Fiends?
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Come to think about it, I'm aware that Nightshades are undead and not fiends, but do they have their own demigod category? I mean bestiary does imply that CR 20+ ones might exist

Also, are the powerful devils name dropped by bestiary 1 finally going to be explained, or are they not going to get featured since they are probably just infernal dukes and this book won't have all of them?

Corvus,

I assumed the Infernal Dukes get some love. I mean they are the ones running the day to day stuff in Hell.

As for Nightshades, I think they're probably going to get a separate book.
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Prince Setehrael wrote:
Marco Massoudi wrote:
Prince Setehrael wrote:

So I am setup for the preorder on this, but does anyone know when the preoders ship out?

What day they charge for the preorders?

ect...

I am so ready to have this in my possession.

Shipping will most probably begin on september 11th and go on until september 22nd.

Then it depends on where you live for how long it will reach you.

The "september 2017 shipping thread" should go online on 4th of september (it is usually the first monday of a month).

That is the earliest time when you can write into it and ask about price (depending on if you only want this book shipped to you or something else in addition) and shipping time and such things.
The nice customer care guys and gals will answer all of your questions very quickly.

For an example look here: june 2017 monthly shipping thread.

Cheers, Marco from Germany

Thank you Marco.

It´s up. There are no dates yet, but they WILL be shown here once everything is finalized.

August 2017 new release thread

Thank you Marco! :)
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Oh boy, can't wait to find another "What's Reprinted?" thread for this book. :v

I'm just going to enjoy this book for the fact Orcus gets a bigger write this time around. ;)
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Thomas Seitz wrote:
I'm just going to enjoy this book for the fact Orcus gets a bigger write this time around. ;)

Oh, definitely. And he'll have a new, different character design. Paizo!Orcus is gonna be awesome.

My death cleric of Orcus' heart swells with pride. :)
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.....still hoping there will be Cabal Devils in here....
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Oops, I did it again... (subscription how I hate/love you!!!!!)
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It would be very nice to see them again Nighttree.
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I'm super happy that I got a chance to expand a bit on my lil' fear babies in this book. You get to learn a little bit about where they live!

Fear lives inside us I thought, Mister Daigle. ;)
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Thomas Seitz wrote:
Fear lives inside us I thought, Mister Daigle. ;)

It does. That's why you can never escape the Sahkil.

Will we see more about Zura, above and beyond from the softcover Books of the Damned?
Sovereign Court

Fill out the ranks of the Demons? About the only thing keeping us from having TWO completely distinct CR1-20 hierarchies for Demons is a lack of more than one CR1 and CR 20 demons!

But woo for more Sahkil and Asuras!

Cappadocius,

I think demons ranks are pretty filled. It's kytons, sahkils, asuras and probably some more devils.
Paizo Employee Creative Director
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There's one new fiend for every category of fiend in this book's Bestiary. That includes one demon, as well as one kyton, one sahkil, one asura, one devil, and so on.

None of these are reprints. There's plenty of reprinted material elsewhere in the book, so I felt it was very important for the bestiary to be all-new. Thus, no cabal devil, for example.
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Shoot. Oh well Cabal devil for 2018 then! ;) But cool for the rest!

Thank you Mister Jacobs!
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber

So what the difference between having the Role Playing Subscription and the Preorder for this book
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Preorder = no free PDF
Sub = free PDF
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Thank You.

*wonders if the new demon will be related to any of the Demon Princes in this book...*
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Some much awesome sounding stuff this year! But this one is absolutely at the top of my list!

Hoping the Asura might be a Mukasura, Sumali, or Tarakasura

I'm really keen on daemonic harbingers. I'm really hoping we can get some details on Corosbel and Osolmyr.
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I'm so excited for the first previews of this book. I'm anxious to know how much of this book is new, specially the illustrations for the TOP fiends. With 8 Archdevils, 4 Horsemen, 31 Demon Lords, Ahiriman and the 4 Queens of the Night... This one surely is the best release of the year for this "illustration lover" here.

I would actually like to ask:

Are all the major demigod groups getting an illustration in their "chapter opener", just like the one previewed in PaizoCon with The Four? I would love to see a picture of all the Archdevils together... *-*

Yes, I'm excited. XD
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Toan Tai, The Gold wrote:


I would actually like to ask:

Are all the major demigod groups getting an illustration in their "chapter opener", just like the one previewed in PaizoCon with The Four? I would love to see a picture of all the Archdevils together... *-*

You've already seen the best, forget about the rest.

My campaign is progressing to the point where the contents in this book will be very relevant. This book can't come out soon enough!
AmbassadoroftheDominion wrote:
Hoping the Asura might be a Mukasura, Sumali, or Tarakasura

REALLY wish you would name drop mythical creatures like that more often Ambassador. You seem to know a pretty substantial number, and I'm always on the hunt for more.

I hadn't heard of those three Asuras. So, Mukasura is an Asura that takes the form of a Boar, Sumali is Ravana's father, and Tarakasura is an insanely powerful one that fought the entire pantheon? That's what Google's telling me at least. How would you interpret those three as Asuras for Pathfinder?
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Toan Tai, The Gold wrote:

I'm so excited for the first previews of this book. I'm anxious to know how much of this book is new, specially the illustrations for the TOP fiends. With 8 Archdevils, 4 Horsemen, 31 Demon Lords, Ahiriman and the 4 Queens of the Night... This one surely is the best release of the year for this "illustration lover" here.

I would actually like to ask:

Are all the major demigod groups getting an illustration in their "chapter opener", just like the one previewed in PaizoCon with The Four? I would love to see a picture of all the Archdevils together... *-*

Yes, I'm excited. XD

Nope; there's only one chapter that covers the demigods, and that chapter opener is the one of the Horsemen we previewed at PaizoCon. The other four chapters (one on the fiendish planes, one on character options, and one on monsters) and the Appendix get their own images (in order: a fiendish landscape, Nualia and her goblins passing judgment on Valeros, a portal to Hell above a panicked Material Plane village, and Tabris writing the last pages of the Book of the Damned).

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James Jacobs wrote:
Toan Tai, The Gold wrote:

I'm so excited for the first previews of this book. I'm anxious to know how much of this book is new, specially the illustrations for the TOP fiends. With 8 Archdevils, 4 Horsemen, 31 Demon Lords, Ahiriman and the 4 Queens of the Night... This one surely is the best release of the year for this "illustration lover" here.

I would actually like to ask:

Are all the major demigod groups getting an illustration in their "chapter opener", just like the one previewed in PaizoCon with The Four? I would love to see a picture of all the Archdevils together... *-*

Yes, I'm excited. XD

Nope; there's only one chapter that covers the demigods, and that chapter opener is the one of the Horsemen we previewed at PaizoCon. The other four chapters (one on the fiendish planes, one on character options, and one on monsters) and the Appendix get their own images (in order: a fiendish landscape, Nualia and her goblins passing judgment on Valeros, a portal to Hell above a panicked Material Plane village, and Tabris writing the last pages of the Book of the Damned).

Ooooooo...

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*agrees with Rysky* That's an art piece I can't WAIT to see. :)
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James Jacobs wrote:
...a portal to Hell above a panicked Material Plane village...

All right, just how many of you Paizo folks played waaaaay too much DOOM back in the day? I can't wait for this book!

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Hellmouths opening up are always a good time*

*for certain parties
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And for the occassional Scooby Gang. ;)
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James Jacobs wrote:
Toan Tai, The Gold wrote:

I'm so excited for the first previews of this book. I'm anxious to know how much of this book is new, specially the illustrations for the TOP fiends. With 8 Archdevils, 4 Horsemen, 31 Demon Lords, Ahiriman and the 4 Queens of the Night... This one surely is the best release of the year for this "illustration lover" here.

I would actually like to ask:

Are all the major demigod groups getting an illustration in their "chapter opener", just like the one previewed in PaizoCon with The Four? I would love to see a picture of all the Archdevils together... *-*

Yes, I'm excited. XD

Nope; there's only one chapter that covers the demigods, and that chapter opener is the one of the Horsemen we previewed at PaizoCon. The other four chapters (one on the fiendish planes, one on character options, and one on monsters) and the Appendix get their own images (in order: a fiendish landscape, Nualia and her goblins passing judgment on Valeros, a portal to Hell above a panicked Material Plane village, and Tabris writing the last pages of the Book of the Damned).

=O

I don't know if I'm excited by the fact that we are getting a really cool picture of Tabris himself or because the same picture illustrates the "conclusion" of the BotD.

I think there was a PF issue w/ general stats on a "Nascent Demon Lord". Is something like that going to be in this book (maybe updated)?

Regardless, what I'm really interested in is the equivalent for a Duke of Hell. If there's nothing in here like that, can anyone think of where that might have been roughed out, stat-wise?
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BenS wrote:

I think there was a PF issue w/ general stats on a "Nascent Demon Lord". Is something like that going to be in this book (maybe updated)?

Regardless, what I'm really interested in is the equivalent for a Duke of Hell. If there's nothing in here like that, can anyone think of where that might have been roughed out, stat-wise?

Hell Unleashed has stats for Furcas and general Infernal Duke Traits and Infernal Demesnes.

BenS wrote:

I think there was a PF issue w/ general stats on a "Nascent Demon Lord". Is something like that going to be in this book (maybe updated)?

Regardless, what I'm really interested in is the equivalent for a Duke of Hell. If there's nothing in here like that, can anyone think of where that might have been roughed out, stat-wise?

Unfortunately - or not - this book was said to have no stats for the demigods and quasi-deities.

Inner Sea Bestiary has a Nascent Demon Lord, and a Daemon Harbinger, as well as the first Infernal Duke to get a stat block. Bestiary 6 has four Qlippoth Lords. All of these are quasi-deities (CR 21 - 25).

Infernal Dukes are sometimes stronger than the quasi-deities, like Furcas, a CR 27 creature.
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The Gold Sovereign wrote:
BenS wrote:

I think there was a PF issue w/ general stats on a "Nascent Demon Lord". Is something like that going to be in this book (maybe updated)?

Regardless, what I'm really interested in is the equivalent for a Duke of Hell. If there's nothing in here like that, can anyone think of where that might have been roughed out, stat-wise?

Inner Sea Bestiary has a Nascent Demon Lord, and a Daemon Harbinger, as well as the first Infernal Duke to get a stat block. Bestiary 6 has four Qlippoth Lords. All of these are quasi-deities (CR 21 - 25).

Infernal Dukes are sometimes stronger than the quasi-deities, like Furcas, a CR 27 creature.

Actually no, Infernal Dukes are CR 26-30. Lorthact from Inner Sea Bestiary is deposed infernal duke hence why he is only 25, he does have some of infernal duke traits from Hell Unleashed, but weakened versions.

CorvusMask wrote:
The Gold Sovereign wrote:
BenS wrote:

I think there was a PF issue w/ general stats on a "Nascent Demon Lord". Is something like that going to be in this book (maybe updated)?

Regardless, what I'm really interested in is the equivalent for a Duke of Hell. If there's nothing in here like that, can anyone think of where that might have been roughed out, stat-wise?

Inner Sea Bestiary has a Nascent Demon Lord, and a Daemon Harbinger, as well as the first Infernal Duke to get a stat block. Bestiary 6 has four Qlippoth Lords. All of these are quasi-deities (CR 21 - 25).

Infernal Dukes are sometimes stronger than the quasi-deities, like Furcas, a CR 27 creature.

Actually no, Infernal Dukes are CR 26-30. Lorthact from Inner Sea Bestiary is deposed infernal duke hence why he is only 25, he does have some of infernal duke traits from Hell Unleashed, but weakened versions.

Indeed! All hail infernal superiority! ;)

Paizo Employee Creative Director
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Infernal dukes are just archdevils who don't control a layer of Hell. Taken as a whole, the category of "Demon Lord" is equal to "Archdevi/Infernal Duke" more or less. The Maelbranche are at the same category as Nascent Demon Lord.
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Thank you CorvusMask & The Gold Sovereign. I have both Hell Unleashed and Inner Sea Bestiary. I also have all 6 Bestiaries (in pdf form anyway), so I'm good to go there.

Thank you James for pointing out that the Malebranche are equivalent to Nascent Demon Lords as well.
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Wannabe Demon Lord wrote:
AmbassadoroftheDominion wrote:
Hoping the Asura might be a Mukasura, Sumali, or Tarakasura

REALLY wish you would name drop mythical creatures like that more often Ambassador. You seem to know a pretty substantial number, and I'm always on the hunt for more.

I hadn't heard of those three Asuras. So, Mukasura is an Asura that takes the form of a Boar, Sumali is Ravana's father, and Tarakasura is an insanely powerful one that fought the entire pantheon? That's what Google's telling me at least. How would you interpret those three as Asuras for Pathfinder?

Wannabe Demon Lord,

sorry for replying late, I don't really know how I would interpret them, I just think they'd be awesome.
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Yes Asuras. :)
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