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Cambion are half-humanoid half-fiend hybrids. | Cambion are half-humanoid half-fiend hybrids. | ||
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Flinds are related to Gnolls, but are particularly strong and vicious and part-fiend themselves | Flinds are related to Gnolls, but are particularly strong and vicious and part-fiend themselves | ||
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Hellsboar are fiends that look like large boars, with large boney skulls. | Hellsboar are fiends that look like large boars, with large boney skulls. | ||
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Merregon are the foot soldiers of the armies of most devils in the Nine Hells and live to serve their masters. They wear masks and can't speak, though they can form a sort of hive-mind when grouped together. | Merregon are the foot soldiers of the armies of most devils in the Nine Hells and live to serve their masters. They wear masks and can't speak, though they can form a sort of hive-mind when grouped together. | ||
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=== Succubus/Incubus === | === Succubus / Incubus === | ||
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Succubus/Incubus are crafty demons whose purpose is to seduce and tempt mortals in order to take their souls. | Succubus/Incubus are crafty demons whose purpose is to seduce and tempt mortals in order to take their souls. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:19, 21 December 2024
Fiends are a type of creature that are from the Lower Planes. They are creatures born of pure evil.
“Evil, wicked creatures from the Lower Planes that labour under the leadership of lawful archdevils or chaotic demon princes.„
Characteristics[edit | edit source]
Fiends come in a variety of forms and sizes. Some are intelligent, while others are not. They are so long-lived they have an unknown expected lifespan, and as such they don't grow old.
Most fiend creatures are resistant or immune to 
Fire damage, due to coming from the Nine Hells.
Types of fiends[edit | edit source]
Cambion[edit | edit source]
“Scarlet-eyed and bitter-tempered, cambion are the bastard children of devils and mortals, a fusion of two Planes in one body.„
Cambion are half-humanoid half-fiend hybrids.
Cambions in Baldur's Gate 3[edit | edit source]
Demon[edit | edit source]
“The embodiment of chaos and evil, demons know no compassion, empathy, or mercy and exist only to destroy.„
Demons are a chaotic race of fiend that embody wickedness and cruelty.
Demons in Baldur's Gate 3[edit | edit source]
- Shovel (although labeled in-game as a Fiend)
Devil[edit | edit source]
“Both lawful and evil to the bone, devils live to scheme and exploit the rules they follow, be it to climb the hierarchy of the Nine Hells or to lay claim to the souls of the mortals they make contracts with.„
Devils are highly lawful fiends that believe in order. They differ greatly from demons, who believe only in chaos.
Devils in Baldur's Gate 3[edit | edit source]
Gnoll Flind[edit | edit source]
“Feral, hyena-like humanoids that slaughter indiscriminately in an attempt to quell the insatiable hunger of their demonic creator, Yeenoghu.„
Flinds are related to Gnolls, but are particularly strong and vicious and part-fiend themselves
Flinds in Baldur's Gate 3[edit | edit source]
Hellsboar[edit | edit source]
“Grafted with infernal iron and burning with hellfire, these porcine brutes are filled with a distinct brand of malice.„
Hellsboar are fiends that look like large boars, with large boney skulls.
Hellsboars in Baldur's Gate 3[edit | edit source]
Imp[edit | edit source]
“Cackling peddlers of infernal mischief, imps bind themselves to the service of more powerful devils who furnish them with commands.„
Imps are a small, manipulative fiends that serve their masters as foot soldiers or servants.
Imps in Baldur's Gate 3[edit | edit source]
Merregon[edit | edit source]
“In life, these faceless legionnaires of the Nine Hells were soldiers who served evil without reservation.„
Merregon are the foot soldiers of the armies of most devils in the Nine Hells and live to serve their masters. They wear masks and can't speak, though they can form a sort of hive-mind when grouped together.
Merregons in Baldur's Gate 3[edit | edit source]
Succubus / Incubus[edit | edit source]
“Native to the Lower Planes, succubi beckon those they seduce with soft fingers, concealing their claws beneath.„
“Sensual and depraved, these dark-winged fiends from the Nine Hells derive pleasure from enticing and devouring lonely souls.„
Succubus/Incubus are crafty demons whose purpose is to seduce and tempt mortals in order to take their souls.
Succubi / Incubi in Baldur's Gate 3[edit | edit source]
Other[edit | edit source]
- Yurgir (an Orthon, but not mentioned in the examine window)
