Advodaza
(devil, evil, extraplanar, lawful)
Advodazas, also known as false gods, fallen demagogues, and nemesis devils, are the surviving remnants of the ancient and wicked spirits worshipped by mortals in the distant past. These spirits have been transformed and bound to Hell as fiends of blasphemy and idols.1
Appearance
Each advodaza is unique but typically has the anthropomorphic monstrous appearance of its former worship, including bestial or centauric forms with wings, hooves, claws, and fangs. Advodazas retain the idols and talismans of their worship as armor, weapons, or jewelry. These devils usually reach a height of 18 feet and weigh almost nine tons.1
Habitat and ecology
As the remnants of ancient fetishes and demi-deities, advodazas have sought the power of Hell to return them to a position of worship. All seek to return to the Universe to seduce mortals to worship, make sacrifices, and engrave idols to them. As ancient spirits not solely crafted by Hell itself, they are extremely rare.1
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 . “Pathfinder's Journal: Hell's Pawns 6 of 6” in The Twice-Damned Prince, 80–81. Paizo Inc., 2010
