Xuldarinar
2016-01-29, 11:10 AM
A concept I wanted to toss out there, see what people think of it and what might benefit it.
A quasit nobly serves their master unto his untimely demise (i.e. waits until the time is right, and then gets their master killed). Rather than using the rest of their soul as a bargaining chip to perhaps become a greater form of demon however, they find a different purpose; Servitude. They might even use their former master to pass themselves off as a familiar when it benefits them.
Would this concept be best reflected with an unchained summoner (with their eidolon being a demon, representing their former master), a spiritualist (phantom being their former master), a particular archetype of either, or would something else better fit this concept?
And, on the side; What other concepts can you come up with for a quasit character?
A quasit nobly serves their master unto his untimely demise (i.e. waits until the time is right, and then gets their master killed). Rather than using the rest of their soul as a bargaining chip to perhaps become a greater form of demon however, they find a different purpose; Servitude. They might even use their former master to pass themselves off as a familiar when it benefits them.
Would this concept be best reflected with an unchained summoner (with their eidolon being a demon, representing their former master), a spiritualist (phantom being their former master), a particular archetype of either, or would something else better fit this concept?
And, on the side; What other concepts can you come up with for a quasit character?