Gylou
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Known as handmaiden devils, Mothers of Pain, and Maids of Miscarriage, gylous attend to the whims and schemes of Hell's few female overlords.1
Appearance
Twin tentacles stretch from the crown of this feminine fiend's head, while her lower body blooms in a gown of writhing tendrils. A gylou weighs 160 pounds and stands stiffly at 5½ feet—though many wear their head-sprouting tentacles in tall, elaborate coiffures.1
Ecology
Like manipulative matrons amid decadent mortal courts, these deceivers hide their fathomless evil beneath illusions of beauty, graciousness, and tradition. Gylous particularly loathe children. It is said that the persistent cry of a babe can sometimes cause these fiends to abandon their illusions and viciously attack. As greater devils, gylous can command many lesser devils, yet harbour an exclusive favouritism for erinyes.1
Notable gylou
References
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 . “Monsters A to Z” in Bestiary 2, 86. Paizo Inc., 2010
