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I just picked up Book of Fiends from Green Ronin, and having given it a perfunctory glance, noticed that the daemons are aligned around the seven sins.
Just wondering if there's any connection?
At this point, the connection is merely that the seven sins are an excellent source for writing about evil and fiends. Currently, the daemons of the Book of Fiends don't play a huge role in Rise of the Runelords... mostly because there's not a heck of a lot of them that are low CR and/or would fit logically into the adventure. Furthermore, the daemon backstory isn't open content, I don't think, so most, if not all of that can't be used by us.
That said... the thaumaturge class from Book of Fiends DOES get used in the first adventure in Rise of the Runelords. And I do suspect that we'll be going back to that book now and then for monsters in the future.

Zaister |
That said... the thaumaturge class from Book of Fiends DOES get used in the first adventure in Rise of the Runelords. And I do suspect that we'll be going back to that book now and then for monsters in the future.
Wow, that's cool. :-) I like that you go outside the SRD stuff to other OGL sources. Very nice.

Aureus |

As I plan to buy this vile tome I read its review on d20zines.com and what I read there was very interesting...
...Gehenna a 7-layer plane. Each layer represents one of the seven deadly sins of mankind. Those seven sins are everywhere! Perhaps no coincidence as one of the authors is named Eric Mona...