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Daemon

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Creature Families: Dyemonic, Menoid

Creatures from the plane of Drag'unuhr, they should not be confused with Dyemons or Devyls, although they have similar characteristics. Daemon's are creatures of pure Id and intuition, acting entirely on their urges without considering the consequences. While this can make them appear evil by human standards, they actually really should not be held to the same standards since they think in fundamentally different ways and are just as liable to help someone as they are to hurt them, thanks to their chaotic natures. There are several different subspecies of Daemon, although these can interbreed to create crossbreeds, or breed with mortals to create Half-Daemons.

Daemons, as a group, worship chaos. This can lead to anarchy in a peaceful realm, but is welcomed by people living under oppressive dictatorships.

Daemonic Breeds

Bamirami

Small, purple, horned Daemons that live in darkness and eat minerals. They are capable of levitation and invisibility and are fond of playing tricks on other creatures.

Balook

Gigantic Daemons made out of living flame. They can shape their own hellish fire into various tools and weaponry. They live in volcanic vents in the Earth where they constantly fight others of their kind for the sake of personal honor and respect.

Beelze

Daemons that resemble giant houseflies. They're actually fairly heroic, and kill and feed on other daemons. They can shrink down and whisper ideas into the ears of mortals, to spur them on into quests against evil. This usually ends poorly for the mortals, although the Beelze mean well.

Bugi

Tiny but tubby Daemons that love to eat. They have rubbery bodies that protect them from blunt damage. Unambitious and lazy, they prefer to sit around all day filling their stomachs than to spread chaos.

Jagernauts

Gigantic, ruby-colored, rotound Daemons with bulging and muscled limbs. Nothing can stop them, it just literally smashes through anything in it's way. It is easily defeated by trickery, though.

Worts

Lustful toad Daemons that inspire people to partake in, and desire to join in, carnal acts. They are terrified of fire and dairy products.

Kari

Attractive and exotic daemons that are a cross between beautiful men or women and snakes. They wield fire powers and are excellent warriors. If a Kari is damaged, a section off it will fall off and split into a mini-Kari that will protect it's "parent".

Nemandes

Emerald-colored ape-like daemons that ride around on clouds of poisonous green gas. They fly around and grant wishes to those who have been wronged, unleashing their wraith on what they see as "evildoers", but their response is usually out of proportion with the perceived crimes.

Picoti

Tiny bat-like daemons that attempt to corrupt children by whispering ideas for bad deeds into their ears. They're easily scared away with a broom or any other object.

Seekermites

Minor insect-like daemons that travel in swarms to hunt under the orders of other daemons.

Buzzarks

Bird-like daemons of bureaucracy, they live in an elaborate palace where they institute an ever-changing and nonsensical set of rules to govern everyone they meet.

Arkdaemons

Considered the nobility of the Daemon world, they rule the plane of Drag'unuhr with their well-balanced combination of charisma, intelligence, and raw power. They look quite a bit like a gigantic four-armed humanoid with ivory armor and tentacles sticking up from their torso.

Daemonks

Invisible, squirrel-shaped daemons who live entirely on the mortal planes of Battal. They act as secret senses of intuition for many people, whispering bits of the future in their ear and encouraging to do what they want instead of planning for the future. Listening to them grants great luck, both good and bad.

Suckubus

See their article Suckubus.