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SartheKobold
2011-04-10, 01:33 AM
I can't for the life of me find anything about the Deity Kyuss but for the Age of Worms adventure path. Anyone know where I can find a Deity-Block for him, and the related Kyuss options? I remember a Spawn of Kyuss monster, but can't recall the book it was from...
Stallion
2011-04-10, 01:39 AM
Elder Evils, I believe.
Emperor Ing
2011-04-10, 01:41 AM
Google is your friend. (http://www.canonfire.com/wiki/index.php?title=Kyuss)
Apparently he's an "unded lol" demigod from the Greyhawk campaign setting. While what I linked isn't helpful for publishing info other than a first-edition Fiend Folio thingamajig, I would check the published Greyhawk campaign info for references.
SartheKobold
2011-04-10, 02:04 AM
Google is your friend. (http://www.canonfire.com/wiki/index.php?title=Kyuss)
Apparently he's an "unded lol" demigod from the Greyhawk campaign setting. While what I linked isn't helpful for publishing info other than a first-edition Fiend Folio thingamajig, I would check the published Greyhawk campaign info for references.
I already did, and got the same results as you. All I found was a wikipage with some information, but not the detailed writeup I'm looking for. As for checking Greyhawk info, he's not in the deitys section of the Greyhawk Gazeteer. As far as I know, his only stats are in Elder Evils as a, well... Elder Evil, and at the end of the Age of Worms Adventure Path that I don't have access to...
Aemoh87
2011-04-10, 05:25 AM
This is not what you want to hear prolly but this is the type of material Dungeon or Dragon would carry.
Runestar
2011-04-10, 05:47 AM
The paizo version is a divine rank1 sorc/cleric/true necromancer. The fluff is basically an expanded version of what you would find in elder evils.
Teron
2011-04-10, 05:56 AM
Dragon ran articles related to the Age of Worms AP while it was appearing in Dungeon, including Kyuss-themed spells and an ecology article about the spawn of Kyuss. The spawn of Kyuss is in MM2 (and presumably reprinted in the AP somewhere), and... that's pretty much it, I think.
Details of Kyuss deity (DR336 p063)
Some templates
Scion of Kyuss (DR321 p43)
Spawn of Kyuss, Favored (DR336 p64)
Urpriest
2011-04-10, 06:02 PM
Dragon ran articles related to the Age of Worms AP while it was appearing in Dungeon, including Kyuss-themed spells and an ecology article about the spawn of Kyuss. The spawn of Kyuss is in MM2 (and presumably reprinted in the AP somewhere), and... that's pretty much it, I think.
MM2 also has at least one other Kyuss-themed monster, an undead-caterpillar-thingy that I can't remember the name of.
MM2 has Spawn of Kyuss.
I believe you were thinking of Ulgurstasta which is from FF
Urpriest
2011-04-10, 06:46 PM
MM2 has Spawn of Kyuss.
I believe you were thinking of Ulgurstasta which is from FF
Ah yes, quite. For some reason I thought they were in the same book.
Thurbane
2011-04-10, 09:18 PM
Kyuss also has a 1/2 page deity writeup in the Living Greyhawk Deities pdf: http://www.wizards.com/lg/ (not sure if this is the same writeup as Canonfire)...
SartheKobold
2011-04-10, 09:20 PM
Ah yes, quite. For some reason I thought they were in the same book.
The Elder Evils chapter that deals with him has one in the background art at the start of it.
avalokia is in mm2 and they work for kysuss i believe maby you were thinking about them
Runestar
2011-04-11, 05:23 AM
Think he means the urgalasta (sp?) in fiend folio (those giant caterpillar-like undead).
I completely missed Avalokia when I did my research into a Kyuss theamed encounter a while back. Maybe I'll have to revisit this ?
Avalokia are worm like things which look quite fun :smallcool: I'm now unsure what UrPriest ment ?
Urpriest
2011-04-11, 04:38 PM
I completely missed Avalokia when I did my research into a Kyuss theamed encounter a while back. Maybe I'll have to revisit this ?
Avalokia are worm like things which look quite fun :smallcool: I'm now unsure what UrPriest ment ?
I was thinking about the Ulgurstasta.
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