Well... I guess I can probably stop asking about how the CY-BORG verse is going. Anyway, usual list of questions on D&D
1. I noticed that a lot of Outsiders lacked resistances on abilities their kin share, the most noticeable being fear and corruption which I presume are passives
2. This not only affects the demons but also other outsiders with different affinities like the
Modron. Since they're specifically Lawful Neutral and many of the demons can turn people evil and things like that. Even Primus has no resistances to those abilities
3. Are the Abominations smurfs? Because I'm starting to reconsider my options with the
Dream Larva
4. What does the
Dread Emperor start with? And are his haxes smurfs as well?
5. I noticed that sometimes for the link of the justification on Magic for some of the pages, it links to
Mystra's page who was described as the God of Magic on the notes. So why is it that Elder Evils sometimes come without magic negation despite its nature being divine?
3. Yeah, 6-C and up are 4-D. The Abominations even specifically have god powers, since they're the bastard spawn of deities.
4. Man. I'm going to say "give me a sec" here just to acknowledge that I need to go look that up, even though this message will reach you at the same time either way: Okay. So his favorite tactics are stat amp and then cast as many outright damaging spells as he can, preferring as much environmental damage as possible, as quickly as possible. The stat amp doubles his speed for the stat amp. OR- mass mind control. He implicitly ignores the mind control's requirement that the individual can't be forced to harm themselves as they're generally found slaughtered.
5. Mystra is, physically, the Weave that allows magic to permeate reality by basically filtering it down from the Serpent. The Elder Evils negate one particular subsection of magic, that being Divine magic- the specific mechanics generally aren't explained, although the Elder Evils sourcebook is certainly aware of how divine magic works, as Sertrous' section specifically cites how it works. They, specifically, do not negate Arcane magic nor Primal magic.