Hey all.
What book has details on Kenku, specifically racial adjustments for making characters?
After reading through "The Weavers" (more fantastic Styes, Mr. Pett!) and looking at other kenku-happy threads, I'd like to see what they can do.
In 3e, Kenku are featured in the Monster Manual III.
Thanks, Shroomy!
Dragon's Demonicon also detailed Pazuzu, who is the sometimes patron of the evil kenku. Its worth taking a look at if you'rwe interested.
Pazuzu was also the demon featured in the Exorcist.
An interesting tidbit about the real-world Pazuzu. Figurines of Pazuzu were often placed in the windows of home, facing out, so that his horrifying visage would chase away others of his kind. (The book I read made no mention of what would happen if you turned the figurine to face inwards - creative DMs could probably think of a thing or two.)
Pazuzu was also the demon featured in the Exorcist.
An interesting tidbit about the real-world Pazuzu. Figurines of Pazuzu were often placed in the windows of home, facing out, so that his horrifying visage would chase away others of his kind. (The book I read made no mention of what would happen if you turned the figurine to face inwards - creative DMs could probably think of a thing or two.)
Well, Pazuzu was also able to get rid of demons when he was facing away from them too. There are figurines to that effect as well. One of his epithets was "Lord of the Evil Winds." Aparently those "evil winds" were produced in his intestinal track.
BTW, Lilith, how was your visit from the baddie in question? You said his name three times.