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Shothragot is one of them, awakened by Tharizdun's whispers beneath one of the temples of Elder Elemental Eye, its origins unknown. Shothragot was weak and powerless, subsiding on prayers to its new master to regain former power, forming enough bond with the Ender to become his avatar. Now it seeks to free itself to find Tharizdun's prison and release him, so they can bond together as one being and destroy all that is.
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Shothragot is one of them, awakened by Tharizdun's whispers beneath one of the temples of Elder Elemental Eye, its origins unknown. Shothragot was weak and powerless, subsiding on prayers to its new master to regain former power, forming a strong enough bond with the Ender to become his avatar. Now it seeks to free itself to find Tharizdun's prison and release him, so that they can bond together as one being and destroy all that is.
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Unlike the other core Evils, Shothragot is described in ''Dragon'' Magazine #362.
Unlike the other core Evils, Shothragot is described in ''Dragon'' Magazine #362.
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* TheCorruption: Just being in presence of Shothragot causes one to risk going mad, even the gods aren't protected from this power - in fact, they're ''more'' vurnerable to it than mortals, who at least get a saving throw.
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* TheCorruption: Just being in presence of Shothragot causes one to risk going mad, even mad. Even the gods aren't protected from this power - -- in fact, they're ''more'' vurnerable to it than mortals, who at least get a saving throw.
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* TheDragon: to Tharizdun.
* ElementalPowers: Shothragot's spell selection list includes variety of powerful elemental spells like Cone of Cold, Earthquake or Whirlwind, befitting avatar of Elder Elemental Eye.
* FightingAShadow: Shothragot is effectively this to Tharizdun
* OminousObsidianOoze: Shothragot's form is a giant floating ball of this.
* OmnicidalManiac: Shothragot's goal would mean destruction fo the entire creation.
* ElementalPowers: Shothragot's spell selection list includes variety of powerful elemental spells like Cone of Cold, Earthquake or Whirlwind, befitting avatar of Elder Elemental Eye.
* FightingAShadow: Shothragot is effectively this to Tharizdun
* OminousObsidianOoze: Shothragot's form is a giant floating ball of this.
* OmnicidalManiac: Shothragot's goal would mean destruction fo the entire creation.
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* TheDragon: It's an avatar and agent of Tharizdun in the mortal world, and its primary aim is to Tharizdun.
reunite with its master and set him free.
* ElementalPowers: Shothragot's spell selection list includes variety of powerful elemental spells like Cone of Cold, Earthquakeor and Whirlwind, befitting avatar of Elder Elemental Eye.
* FightingAShadow: Shothragot is effectivelythis a fragment of Tharizdun's power made into an independent being -- powerful, yes, but nothing compared to Tharizdun
the fullness of the original being.
* MultipleChoicePast: As with other Elder Evils, Shothragot was written with the ''Greyhawk'' setting in mind, and has smaller writeups for adjusting his backstory to others. For Eberron, he is a weapon created by the minions of a particularly nasty daelkyr warlord to set their master free from the prison in which even his fellow lords of the Realm of Madness found it necessary to cast him. For the Forgotten Realms, he is a creation of Ghaunadaur intended to break the worship and power of the other gods.
* OminousObsidianOoze: Shothragot's form is a giant floating ball ofthis.
black tar.
* OmnicidalManiac: Shothragot's goal would mean destructionfo for the entire entirety of creation.
* ElementalPowers: Shothragot's spell selection list includes variety of powerful elemental spells like Cone of Cold, Earthquake
* FightingAShadow: Shothragot is effectively
* MultipleChoicePast: As with other Elder Evils, Shothragot was written with the ''Greyhawk'' setting in mind, and has smaller writeups for adjusting his backstory to others. For Eberron, he is a weapon created by the minions of a particularly nasty daelkyr warlord to set their master free from the prison in which even his fellow lords of the Realm of Madness found it necessary to cast him. For the Forgotten Realms, he is a creation of Ghaunadaur intended to break the worship and power of the other gods.
* OminousObsidianOoze: Shothragot's form is a giant floating ball of
* OmnicidalManiac: Shothragot's goal would mean destruction
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* SignsOfTheEndTimes: Shares the same sign with Pandorym - as Shothragot comes closer to gain freedom, dimensional travel and summoning becomes harder, or outright impossible, a desperate attempt by Gods themselves to seal the entity in the material plane, cutting it off from ever reaching Tharizdun's prison.
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* SignsOfTheEndTimes: Shares the same sign with Pandorym - -- as Shothragot comes closer to gain freedom, dimensional travel and summoning becomes harder, or outright impossible, in a desperate attempt by Gods gods themselves to seal the entity in the material plane, cutting plane and cut it off from ever reaching Tharizdun's prison.
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->'''Classification:''' Outsider (Essence, 3E)
->'''Challenge Rating:''' 22 (Essence, 3E)
->'''Aligment:''' Chaotic Evil (Essence, 3E)
[[Characters/GreyhawkDeities Tharizdun]], the mad, imprisoned god that seeks to end of all reality, has been working subtly towards his release. He secretly whispers into the minds of all Elder Evils, trying to stirr them to awaken and bring unpararelled destruction, hoping their rampage will be enough to tear down the bindings of his chains and set him free. Despite being called Father of Elder Evils, only some heed his call.
Shothragot is one of them, awakened by Tharizdun's whispers beneath one of the temples of Elder Elemental Eye, its origins unknown. Shothragot was weak and powerless, subsiding on prayers to its new master to regain former power, forming enough bond with the Ender to become his avatar. Now it seeks to free itself to find Tharizdun's prison and release him, so they can bond together as one being and destroy all that is.
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* BodyHorror: Every blow from Shothragot can turn the victim into an amorphous blob that cannot use any item or cast spells, can barely move and is constantly struggling to keep clear form, slowly going insane and losing Wisdom points. if reduced to zero Wisdom, the victim is outright transformed into a Chaos Beast.
* TheCorruption: Just being in presence of Shothragot causes one to risk going mad, even the gods aren't protected from this power - in fact, they're ''more'' vurnerable to it than mortals, who at least get a saving throw.
* DownloadableContent: Shothragot wasn't introduced in the same book as other Elder Evils, but in a tie-in in ''Dragon Magazine''. Later issue of ''Dungeon'' also featured whole lair for this Elder Evil to inhabit.
* TheDragon: to Tharizdun.
* ElementalPowers: Shothragot's spell selection list includes variety of powerful elemental spells like Cone of Cold, Earthquake or Whirlwind, befitting avatar of Elder Elemental Eye.
* FightingAShadow: Shothragot is effectively this to Tharizdun
* OminousObsidianOoze: Shothragot's form is a giant floating ball of this.
* OmnicidalManiac: Shothragot's goal would mean destruction fo the entire creation.
* ShockAndAwe: One of Shothragot's abilities is to cast quickened Chain Lightning.
* SignsOfTheEndTimes: Shares the same sign with Pandorym - as Shothragot comes closer to gain freedom, dimensional travel and summoning becomes harder, or outright impossible, a desperate attempt by Gods themselves to seal the entity in the material plane, cutting it off from ever reaching Tharizdun's prison.
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: Sertrous was only a minor obyrith, but after his near-death experience with the Queen Of Chaos he would ultimately resurface as a world-ending threat.
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: Sertrous was only a minor obyrith, obyrith once, but after his near-death experience with the Queen Of Chaos he would ultimately resurface as a world-ending threat.
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* AnimalisticAbomination: Sertrous and his aspects take the appearance of a heavily mutated snake upon manifestation, despite hints being dropped that this grotesque form is simply the mind dumbing down his true appearance for the sake of the viewer and their sanity. He's also a fully-fledged Elder Evil, with all that title implies.
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: Sertrous was only a minor obyrith, but after his near-death experience with the Queen Of Chaos he would ultimately resurface as a world-ending threat.
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* {{Tulpa}}: As the Leviathan stirs in its sleep, its dreams take physical form and become living beings in their own right. Most take the form of various sea monsters and aquatic aberrations, while the mightiest become minature versions of their vast sire.
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* {{Tulpa}}: As the Leviathan stirs in its sleep, its dreams take physical form and become living beings in their own right. Most take the form of various sea monsters and aquatic aberrations, while the mightiest become minature miniature versions of their vast sire.
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Their first real appearance was in the 2E ''Powers and Pantheons'', which described the Elder Eternal Evils Dendar, Kezef and Ityak-Ortheel. Five more -- Bolothamogg, Holashner, Piscaethces, Shothotugg and Y'chak -- were named but not statted in ''Lords of Madness'' for 3.5E, which described them as beings that the aboleths revere but do not worship. ''Elder Evils'', another sourcebook for 3.5E, gave stats, extensive descriptions and adventure hooks for nine new Evils -- Atropus, Father Llymic, the Hulks of Zoretha, the Leviathan, Pandorym, Ragnorra, Sertrous, Kyuss, and Zargon; a ''Dragon'' magazine tie-in also introduced another, Shothragot. 4E introduced the idea of dread stars that looked hungrily upon the mortal world, occasionally sending minions known as star spawn there to accomplish inscrutable goals or simply wreak havoc. In 5E's ''Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes'', the Elder Evils are named as the source of another group of monsters known as the star spawn; this description collects the four previous groups into one, and adds a number of new names alongside a few other beings, mainly Primordials, evil gods and a handful of obyrith lords.
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Their first real appearance was in the 2E ''Powers and Pantheons'', which described the Elder Eternal Evils Dendar, Kezef and Ityak-Ortheel. Five more -- Bolothamogg, Holashner, Piscaethces, Shothotugg and Y'chak -- were named but not statted in ''Lords of Madness'' for 3.5E, which described them as beings that the aboleths revere but do not worship. ''Elder Evils'', another sourcebook for 3.5E, gave stats, extensive descriptions and adventure hooks for nine new Evils -- Atropus, Father Llymic, the Hulks of Zoretha, the Leviathan, Pandorym, Ragnorra, Sertrous, Kyuss, and Zargon; a ''Dragon'' magazine tie-in also introduced another, Shothragot. 4E introduced the idea of dread stars that looked hungrily upon the mortal world, occasionally sending minions known as star spawn there to accomplish inscrutable goals or simply wreak havoc. In 5E's ''Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes'', the Elder Evils are named as the source of another group of monsters known as the star spawn; this description collects the four previous groups into one, and adds a number of new names alongside a few other beings, mainly Primordials, evil gods and a handful of obyrith lords.
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The Elder Evils are a loose collection of ancient horrors, often with only minimal ties to one another, but who are often grouped together due to their alien origins and destructive natures, the immense danger they pose to worlds unlucky enough to catch their attention, and their often being the subject of worship by mad warlocks and doomsday cults. Their natures are often very varied beyond that; some are dark gods, others are archfiends, others still are obscenely powerful aberrations or former mortals, and still others are unknowable beings whose origins lie outside the familiar planes and taxonomies of the setting.
Their first real appearance was in the 2E ''Powers and Pantheons'', which described the Elder Eternal Evils Dendar, Kezef and Ityak-Ortheel. Five more -- Bolothamogg, Holashner, Piscaethces, Shothotugg and Y'chak -- were named but not statted in ''Lords of Madness'' for 3.5E, which described them as beings that the aboleths revere but do not worship. ''Elder Evils'', another sourcebook for 3.5E, gave stats, extensive descriptions and adventure hooks for nine new Evils -- Atropus, Father Llymic, the Hulks of Zoretha, the Leviathan, Pandorym, Ragnorra, Sertrous, Kyuss, and Zargon. In 5E's ''Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes'', the Elder Evils are named as the source of a group of monsters known as the star spawn; this description collects the three previous groups into one, and adds a number of new names alongside a few other beings, mainly Primordials, evil gods and a handful of obyrith lords.
Their first real appearance was in the 2E ''Powers and Pantheons'', which described the Elder Eternal Evils Dendar, Kezef and Ityak-Ortheel. Five more -- Bolothamogg, Holashner, Piscaethces, Shothotugg and Y'chak -- were named but not statted in ''Lords of Madness'' for 3.5E, which described them as beings that the aboleths revere but do not worship. ''Elder Evils'', another sourcebook for 3.5E, gave stats, extensive descriptions and adventure hooks for nine new Evils -- Atropus, Father Llymic, the Hulks of Zoretha, the Leviathan, Pandorym, Ragnorra, Sertrous, Kyuss, and Zargon. In 5E's ''Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes'', the Elder Evils are named as the source of a group of monsters known as the star spawn; this description collects the three previous groups into one, and adds a number of new names alongside a few other beings, mainly Primordials, evil gods and a handful of obyrith lords.
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The Elder Evils are a loose collection of ancient horrors, often with only minimal ties to one another, but who are often grouped together due to their alien origins and destructive natures, the immense danger they pose to worlds unlucky enough to catch their attention, and their often being the subject of worship by mad warlocks and doomsday cults. Their natures are often very varied beyond that; some are dark gods, others are archfiends, others still are obscenely powerful aberrations or former mortals, and still others are unknowable beings whose origins lie outside the familiar planes and taxonomies of the setting.
setting; an ever-growing number (but by no means all) have ties to [[EldritchLocation the Far Realm]].
Their first real appearance was in the 2E ''Powers and Pantheons'', which described the Elder Eternal Evils Dendar, Kezef and Ityak-Ortheel. Five more -- Bolothamogg, Holashner, Piscaethces, Shothotugg and Y'chak -- were named but not statted in ''Lords of Madness'' for 3.5E, which described them as beings that the aboleths revere but do not worship. ''Elder Evils'', another sourcebook for 3.5E, gave stats, extensive descriptions and adventure hooks for nine new Evils -- Atropus, Father Llymic, the Hulks of Zoretha, the Leviathan, Pandorym, Ragnorra, Sertrous, Kyuss, andZargon. Zargon; a ''Dragon'' magazine tie-in also introduced another, Shothragot. 4E introduced the idea of dread stars that looked hungrily upon the mortal world, occasionally sending minions known as star spawn there to accomplish inscrutable goals or simply wreak havoc. In 5E's ''Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes'', the Elder Evils are named as the source of a another group of monsters known as the star spawn; this description collects the three four previous groups into one, and adds a number of new names alongside a few other beings, mainly Primordials, evil gods and a handful of obyrith lords.
Their first real appearance was in the 2E ''Powers and Pantheons'', which described the Elder Eternal Evils Dendar, Kezef and Ityak-Ortheel. Five more -- Bolothamogg, Holashner, Piscaethces, Shothotugg and Y'chak -- were named but not statted in ''Lords of Madness'' for 3.5E, which described them as beings that the aboleths revere but do not worship. ''Elder Evils'', another sourcebook for 3.5E, gave stats, extensive descriptions and adventure hooks for nine new Evils -- Atropus, Father Llymic, the Hulks of Zoretha, the Leviathan, Pandorym, Ragnorra, Sertrous, Kyuss, and
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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Atropus is a moon-sized UndeadAbomination that spends its time killing planets, but is also a tortured being that has been in ceaseless torment since the beginning of time, and does what it does because it wishes to die.
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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Atropus is a moon-sized UndeadAbomination that spends its time killing planets, but is also a tortured being that has been in ceaseless torment since the beginning of time, and does what it does because it wishes to actually, truly die.
* MookMaker: Father Llymic can infect beings close enough to it with his alien essence, mutating them into lesser copies of itself linked to him by a HiveMind; as he comes closer to freeing himself, his ability to infect others spreads farther, giving him legions of monstrous minions.
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* HostileTerraforming: The Hulks' plan is to colonize and spread their kind over the world. In order to do this, they will seek to destroy all live currently existing on it, in order to ensure that there will be nothing left to compete for resources with their descendants.
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* HostileTerraforming: The Hulks' plan is to colonize and spread their kind over the world. In order to do this, they will seek to destroy all live sapient life currently existing on it, in order to ensure that there will be nothing left to compete for resources with their descendants.
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* HostileTerraforming: This is the Hulks' plan is to colonize and spread their kind over the world. In order to do this, they will seek to destroy all live currently existing on it, in order to ensure that there will be nothing left to compete for resources with their descendants.
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* HostileTerraforming: This is the The Hulks' plan is to colonize and spread their kind over the world. In order to do this, they will seek to destroy all live currently existing on it, in order to ensure that there will be nothing left to compete for resources with their descendants.
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* HostileTerraforming: The Hulks' plan is to colonize and spread their kind over the world. In order to do this, they will seek to destroy all live currently existing on it, in order to ensure that there will be nothing left to compete for resources with their descendants.
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* HostileTerraforming: The This is the Hulks' plan is to colonize and spread their kind over the world. In order to do this, they will seek to destroy all live currently existing on it, in order to ensure that there will be nothing left to compete for resources with their descendants.descendants.
* TheOneGuy: There is only one male Hulk, the other four are female.
* RockMonster: They are sentient monoliths that come in packs of five: four are female and one is male.
* TheOneGuy: There is only one male Hulk, the other four are female.
* RockMonster: They are sentient monoliths that come in packs of five: four are female and one is male.
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* WeirdWeather: The gradual wakening of the Leviathan is marke d by increasingly aberrant and destructive weather, ranging from simply inclement weather such as harsh winds, heat waves and torrential downpours to unseasonal events such as blizzards in summer to rains of blood, acid, sea animals or flaming hail.
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* WeirdWeather: The gradual wakening of the Leviathan is marke d marked by increasingly aberrant and destructive weather, ranging from simply inclement weather such as harsh winds, heat waves and torrential downpours to unseasonal events such as blizzards in summer to rains of blood, acid, sea animals or flaming hail.
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''Campaign Settings:'' Characters/{{Dragonlance}} | Characters/{{Eberron}} ([[Characters/EberronDragonmarkedHouses Dragonmarked Houses]] | [[Characters/EberronFaiths Religions]] | [[Characters/EberronNations Nations]]) | Characters/ForgottenRealms ([[Characters/ForgottenRealmsGods Gods]] | [[Characters/ForgottenRealmsFactions Factions]] | ''Characters/TheLegendOfDrizzt'') | Characters/{{Greyhawk}} ([[Characters/GreyhawkDeities Deities]]) | Characters/{{Planescape}} ([[Characters/PlanescapeFactions Factions]] | [[Characters/PlanescapeRaces Races]]) | Characters/{{Ravenloft}} ([[Characters/RavenloftDarklords Darklords]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheCarnival The Carnival]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheKargataneOfVallaki The Kargatane of Vallaki]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheFraternityOfShadows Fraternity of Shadows]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheGreatFamilies Great Families of the Core]] | [[Characters/RavenloftGods Faiths]]) | Characters/{{Spelljammer}} ]] -]]]
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''Campaign Settings:'' Characters/{{Dragonlance}} | Characters/{{Eberron}} ([[Characters/EberronDragonmarkedHouses Dragonmarked Houses]] | [[Characters/EberronFaiths Religions]] | [[Characters/EberronNations Nations]]) | Characters/ForgottenRealms ([[Characters/ForgottenRealmsGods Gods]] | [[Characters/ForgottenRealmsFactions Factions]] | ''Characters/TheLegendOfDrizzt'') Characters/ForgottenRealms | Characters/{{Greyhawk}} ([[Characters/GreyhawkDeities Deities]]) | Characters/{{Planescape}} ([[Characters/PlanescapeFactions Factions]] | [[Characters/PlanescapeRaces Races]]) | Characters/{{Ravenloft}} ([[Characters/RavenloftDarklords Darklords]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheCarnival The Carnival]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheKargataneOfVallaki The Kargatane of Vallaki]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheFraternityOfShadows Fraternity of Shadows]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheGreatFamilies Great Families of the Core]] | [[Characters/RavenloftGods Faiths]]) | Characters/{{Spelljammer}} ]] -]]]
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The aspect of Atropus's meteor shower attack is a double-edged sword. Sure, it inflicts tremendous damage to everything in a large area-of-effect, but the aspect needs to spend a good chunk of its maximum HP to use the ability, and the aspect is neither excluded from the area-of-effect nor immune to the damage it inflicts.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The aspect of Atropus's meteor shower attack is a double-edged sword. Sure, it inflicts tremendous damage to everything in a large area-of-effect, but the aspect needs to spend a good chunk of its maximum HP to use the ability, and the aspect is neither excluded from the area-of-effect nor immune to the damage it inflicts. [[DownplayedTrope On the other hand]], thanks to its Damage Reduction, resistance to fire and Fast Healing, the aspect can likely take two or three of its own attacks. Its opponents won't be so lucky.
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* AlternateContinuity: Write ups of the Elder Evils generally include ways to adjust their natures and backstories to fit different D&D settings. For example a big point in Sertrous' backstory is the revelation that one can channel divine power without worshipping a god but in the Forgotten Realms this isn't the case.
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''Campaign Settings:'' Characters/{{Dragonlance}} | Characters/{{Eberron}} ([[Characters/EberronDragonmarkedHouses Dragonmarked Houses]] | [[Characters/EberronFaiths Religions]] | [[Characters/EberronNations Nations]]) | Characters/ForgottenRealms ([[Characters/ForgottenRealmsGods Gods]] | [[Characters/ForgottenRealmsFactions Factions]] | ''Characters/TheLegendOfDrizzt'') | Characters/{{Greyhawk}} ([[Characters/GreyhawkDeities Deities]]) | Characters/{{Planescape}} ([[Characters/PlanescapeFactions Factions]] | [[Characters/PlanescapeRaces Races]]) | Characters/{{Ravenloft}} ([[Characters/RavenloftDarklords Darklords]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheCarnival The Carnival]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheKargataneOfVallaki The Kargatane of Vallaki]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheFraternityOfShadows Fraternity of Shadows]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheGreatFamilies Great Families of the Core]] | [[Characters/RavenloftGods Faiths]]) | Characters/{{Spelljammer}} ]] -]]]
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''Campaign Settings:'' Characters/{{Dragonlance}} | Characters/{{Eberron}} ([[Characters/EberronDragonmarkedHouses Dragonmarked Houses]] | [[Characters/EberronFaiths Religions]] | [[Characters/EberronNations Nations]]) | Characters/ForgottenRealms ([[Characters/ForgottenRealmsGods Gods]] | [[Characters/ForgottenRealmsFactions Factions]] | ''Characters/TheLegendOfDrizzt'') | Characters/{{Greyhawk}} ([[Characters/GreyhawkDeities Deities]]) | Characters/{{Planescape}} ([[Characters/PlanescapeFactions Factions]] | [[Characters/PlanescapeRaces Races]]) | Characters/{{Ravenloft}} ([[Characters/RavenloftDarklords Darklords]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheCarnival The Carnival]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheKargataneOfVallaki The Kargatane of Vallaki]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheFraternityOfShadows Fraternity of Shadows]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheGreatFamilies Great Families of the Core]] | [[Characters/RavenloftGods Faiths]]) ]] -]]]
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''Campaign Settings:'' Characters/{{Dragonlance}} | Characters/{{Eberron}} ([[Characters/EberronDragonmarkedHouses Dragonmarked Houses]] | [[Characters/EberronFaiths Religions]] | [[Characters/EberronNations Nations]]) | Characters/ForgottenRealms ([[Characters/ForgottenRealmsGods Gods]] | ''Characters/TheLegendOfDrizzt'') | Characters/{{Greyhawk}} ([[Characters/GreyhawkDeities Deities]]) | Characters/{{Planescape}} ([[Characters/PlanescapeFactions Factions]] | [[Characters/PlanescapeRaces Races]]) | Characters/{{Ravenloft}} ([[Characters/RavenloftDarklords Darklords]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheCarnival The Carnival]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheKargataneOfVallaki The Kargatane of Vallaki]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheFraternityOfShadows Fraternity of Shadows]] | [[Characters/RavenloftTheGreatFamilies Great Families of the Core]] | [[Characters/RavenloftGods Faiths]]) ]] -]]]
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* AncientEvil: Something every Elder Evil has in common is that they're very, very old, ranging to "merely" a few thousand years old such as Kyuss, to the dawn of creation in the case of Atropus, to possibly even older for extradimensional beings like Father Llymic and Pandorym.
