For anybody who wants to know what patrons there might get for the great old one warlocks in BG3 here is the full list of them
Ityak-Ortheel, the Elf-Eater Dendar, the Night Serpent Borem of the Lake of Boiling Mud Kezef, the Chaos Hound Zargon, the Returner Carmnod, the Unseen Holashner, the Hunger Below Piscaethces, the Blood Queen Shothotugg, the Eater of Worlds Y'chak, the Violet Flame Bolothamogg, Who Watches from Beyond the Stars Hargut, of the Gray Pestilence Haask, the Voice of Hargut Ragnorra, the Mother of Monsters The Hulks of Zoretha Kyuss, the Worm That Walks Tharizdun, the Elder Elemental Eye Atropus, the World Born Dead Pandorym, the Utter Annihilation Haemnathuun, the Blood lord Maram of the Great Spear Tyranthraxus, the Flamed One The Queen of Chaos Father Llymic, the Alien Thought Given Flesh Zargon, the Returner Ghaunadaur, That Which Lurks
Cthulhu: FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS I LAY DORMANT, WHO HAS DISTURBED MY- Oh its you... Warlock: Greetings my lord- Cthulhu: LET ME SLEEP-
The main problem I have with Ghaunadaur is that I am not sure if he is a elder evil or not it is not unheard of for a deity to become a elder evil I mean Kyuss was a demigod but ended up becoming a elder evil but Ghaunadaur could have just lost his mind when he want to the far realms I really wish that there would say for sure that Ghaunadaur is a elder evil or just a crazy deity I do find it odd that he has the war domain
Cthulhu: FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS I LAY DORMANT, WHO HAS DISTURBED MY- Oh its you... Warlock: Greetings my lord- Cthulhu: LET ME SLEEP-
The main problem I have with Ghaunadaur is that I am not sure if he is a elder evil or not it is not unheard of for a deity to become a elder evil I mean Kyuss was a demigod but ended up becoming a elder evil but Ghaunadaur could have just lost his mind when he want to the far realms I really wish that there would say for sure that Ghaunadaur is a elder evil or just a crazy deity I do find it odd that he has the war domain
I think Ghaunadar is a God who merged with an Elder Evkl some how so he's both, or perhaps he has a paradox at his heart, two seperate histories, both equally true, one where he is ancient Elder Evil and one where he was a twice punished former member of the Seldarine, now member of the Dark Seldarine and worshipped by the Drow, Slimes, Aberrants and those deseperate or insane to make deals with him.
For anybody who wants to know what patrons there might get for the great old one warlocks in BG3 here is the full list of them
Ityak-Ortheel, the Elf-Eater Dendar, the Night Serpent Borem of the Lake of Boiling Mud Kezef, the Chaos Hound Zargon, the Returner Carmnod, the Unseen Holashner, the Hunger Below Piscaethces, the the Blood Queen Hhothotugg, the Eater of Worlds Y'chak, the Violet Flame Bolothamogg, Who Watches from Beyond the Stars Hargut, of the Gray Pestilence Haask, the Voice of Hargut Ragnorra, the Mother of Monsters The Hulks of Zoretha Kyuss, the Worm That Walks Tharizdun, the Elder Elemental Eye Atropus, the World Born Dead Pandorym, the Utter Annihilation Haemnathuun, the Blood lord Maram of the Great Spear Tyranthraxus, the Flamed One The Queen of Chaos Father Llymic, the Alien Thought Given Flesh Zargon, the Returner Ghaunadaur, That Which Lurks
I love that Tyranthraxus might be a choice, it would be an amazing call back to Pool of Radiance and its sequels. I mean folks are expecting call backs to BG1&2, but having one big one for Pool of Radiance would be awesome as well.
I'm also fond of Atropus, an Atropal that is the size of an evil moon, immune to divine magic, last seen waging war against Glyph, the Mindflayer world in Realmspace. Atropal could be the thing that even the Mindflayers are afraid of and the big bad of BG4.
Pandorym, who was the Imaskari nuclear option, who they split into two parts, his mind and his body. He was meant to protect them from the Mulan Gods, but the Imaskar seemed to decide that having their nation destroyed was preferable unleashing something that was dangerous to the material plane itself.
Haask, the Voice of Hargut (who is an ancient Batrachi Lord (of the Doppelganger variety), who used to rule over a Minotaur Kindgom until the Dead Three fused him to the Elder Evil Hargut.
Tharizidun is the source of the Abyssal Plague that effected multiple worlds inclusing Nerath, Toril, and Athas.
Maram of the Lost Spear is said to be one of the Seven Lost Gods.
Ragnorra is an Al Qadim Goddess, which is set to the South East of Faerun in Zakhara. So this is the Second Deity/Elder Evil.
Kyuss really belongs in Greyhawk, he has no connection that I know if to Toril or Realmspace.
Piscaethces, the Blood Queen is also a God I believe.
Dendar is certain to be in if Yuan Ti Purebloods are.
For anybody who wants to know what patrons there might get for the great old one warlocks in BG3 here is the full list of them
Ityak-Ortheel, the Elf-Eater Dendar, the Night Serpent Borem of the Lake of Boiling Mud Kezef, the Chaos Hound Zargon, the Returner Carmnod, the Unseen Holashner, the Hunger Below Piscaethces, the the Blood Queen Hhothotugg, the Eater of Worlds Y'chak, the Violet Flame Bolothamogg, Who Watches from Beyond the Stars Hargut, of the Gray Pestilence Haask, the Voice of Hargut Ragnorra, the Mother of Monsters The Hulks of Zoretha Kyuss, the Worm That Walks Tharizdun, the Elder Elemental Eye Atropus, the World Born Dead Pandorym, the Utter Annihilation Haemnathuun, the Blood lord Maram of the Great Spear Tyranthraxus, the Flamed One The Queen of Chaos Father Llymic, the Alien Thought Given Flesh Zargon, the Returner Ghaunadaur, That Which Lurks
I love that Tyranthraxus might be a choice, it would be an amazing call back to Pool of Radiance and its sequels. I mean folks are expecting call backs to BG1&2, but having one big one for Pool of Radiance would be awesome as well.
I'm also fond of Atropus, an Atropal that is the size of an evil moon, immune to divine magic, last seen waging war against Glyph, the Mindflayer world in Realmspace. Atropal could be the thing that even the Mindflayers are afraid of and the big bad of BG4.
Pandorym, who was the Imaskari nuclear option, who they split into two parts, his mind and his body. He was meant to protect them from the Mulan Gods, but the Imaskar seemed to decide that having their nation destroyed was preferable unleashing something that was dangerous to the material plane itself.
Haask, the Voice of Hargut (who is an ancient Batrachi Lord (of the Doppelganger variety), who used to rule over a Minotaur Kindgom until the Dead Three fused him to the Elder Evil Hargut.
Tharizidun is the source of the Abyssal Plague that effected multiple worlds inclusing Nerath, Toril, and Athas.
Maram of the Lost Spear is said to be one of the Seven Lost Gods.
Ragnorra is an Al Qadim Goddess, which is set to the South East of Faerun in Zakhara. So this is the Second Deity/Elder Evil.
Kyuss really belongs in Greyhawk, he has no connection that I know if to Toril or Realmspace.
Piscaethces, the Blood Queen is also a God I believe.
Dendar is certain to be in if Yuan Ti Purebloods are.
Well the dead three are in BG3 so we might have Haask, the Voice of Hargut as our patron thanks for telling me about some of the info on Haask and the dead three
Cthulhu: FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS I LAY DORMANT, WHO HAS DISTURBED MY- Oh its you... Warlock: Greetings my lord- Cthulhu: LET ME SLEEP-
For anybody who wants to know what patrons there might get for the great old one warlocks in BG3 here is the full list of them
Ityak-Ortheel, the Elf-Eater Dendar, the Night Serpent Borem of the Lake of Boiling Mud Kezef, the Chaos Hound Zargon, the Returner Carmnod, the Unseen Holashner, the Hunger Below Piscaethces, the the Blood Queen Hhothotugg, the Eater of Worlds Y'chak, the Violet Flame Bolothamogg, Who Watches from Beyond the Stars Hargut, of the Gray Pestilence Haask, the Voice of Hargut Ragnorra, the Mother of Monsters The Hulks of Zoretha Kyuss, the Worm That Walks Tharizdun, the Elder Elemental Eye Atropus, the World Born Dead Pandorym, the Utter Annihilation Haemnathuun, the Blood lord Maram of the Great Spear Tyranthraxus, the Flamed One The Queen of Chaos Father Llymic, the Alien Thought Given Flesh Zargon, the Returner Ghaunadaur, That Which Lurks
I love that Tyranthraxus might be a choice, it would be an amazing call back to Pool of Radiance and its sequels. I mean folks are expecting call backs to BG1&2, but having one big one for Pool of Radiance would be awesome as well.
I'm also fond of Atropus, an Atropal that is the size of an evil moon, immune to divine magic, last seen waging war against Glyph, the Mindflayer world in Realmspace. Atropal could be the thing that even the Mindflayers are afraid of and the big bad of BG4.
Pandorym, who was the Imaskari nuclear option, who they split into two parts, his mind and his body. He was meant to protect them from the Mulan Gods, but the Imaskar seemed to decide that having their nation destroyed was preferable unleashing something that was dangerous to the material plane itself.
Haask, the Voice of Hargut (who is an ancient Batrachi Lord (of the Doppelganger variety), who used to rule over a Minotaur Kindgom until the Dead Three fused him to the Elder Evil Hargut.
Tharizidun is the source of the Abyssal Plague that effected multiple worlds inclusing Nerath, Toril, and Athas.
Maram of the Lost Spear is said to be one of the Seven Lost Gods.
Ragnorra is an Al Qadim Goddess, which is set to the South East of Faerun in Zakhara. So this is the Second Deity/Elder Evil.
Kyuss really belongs in Greyhawk, he has no connection that I know if to Toril or Realmspace.
Piscaethces, the Blood Queen is also a God I believe.
Dendar is certain to be in if Yuan Ti Purebloods are.
Well the dead three are in BG3 so we might have Haask, the Voice of Hargut as our patron thanks for telling me about some of the info on Haask and the dead three
For anybody who wants to know what patrons there might get for the great old one warlocks in BG3 here is the full list of them
Ityak-Ortheel, the Elf-Eater Dendar, the Night Serpent Borem of the Lake of Boiling Mud Kezef, the Chaos Hound Zargon, the Returner Carmnod, the Unseen Holashner, the Hunger Below Piscaethces, the the Blood Queen Hhothotugg, the Eater of Worlds Y'chak, the Violet Flame Bolothamogg, Who Watches from Beyond the Stars Hargut, of the Gray Pestilence Haask, the Voice of Hargut Ragnorra, the Mother of Monsters The Hulks of Zoretha Kyuss, the Worm That Walks Tharizdun, the Elder Elemental Eye Atropus, the World Born Dead Pandorym, the Utter Annihilation Haemnathuun, the Blood lord Maram of the Great Spear Tyranthraxus, the Flamed One The Queen of Chaos Father Llymic, the Alien Thought Given Flesh Zargon, the Returner Ghaunadaur, That Which Lurks
I love that Tyranthraxus might be a choice, it would be an amazing call back to Pool of Radiance and its sequels. I mean folks are expecting call backs to BG1&2, but having one big one for Pool of Radiance would be awesome as well.
I'm also fond of Atropus, an Atropal that is the size of an evil moon, immune to divine magic, last seen waging war against Glyph, the Mindflayer world in Realmspace. Atropal could be the thing that even the Mindflayers are afraid of and the big bad of BG4.
Pandorym, who was the Imaskari nuclear option, who they split into two parts, his mind and his body. He was meant to protect them from the Mulan Gods, but the Imaskar seemed to decide that having their nation destroyed was preferable unleashing something that was dangerous to the material plane itself.
Haask, the Voice of Hargut (who is an ancient Batrachi Lord (of the Doppelganger variety), who used to rule over a Minotaur Kindgom until the Dead Three fused him to the Elder Evil Hargut.
Tharizidun is the source of the Abyssal Plague that effected multiple worlds inclusing Nerath, Toril, and Athas.
Maram of the Lost Spear is said to be one of the Seven Lost Gods.
Ragnorra is an Al Qadim Goddess, which is set to the South East of Faerun in Zakhara. So this is the Second Deity/Elder Evil.
Kyuss really belongs in Greyhawk, he has no connection that I know if to Toril or Realmspace.
Piscaethces, the Blood Queen is also a God I believe.
Dendar is certain to be in if Yuan Ti Purebloods are.
Well the dead three are in BG3 so we might have Haask, the Voice of Hargut as our patron thanks for telling me about some of the info on Haask and the dead three
In addition to Elemental evils of various types, it seems some Primordials like Ubtao and Telos can also offer Great Old One Pacts.
Would that make Demogorgon a possibility for a great old one pact do to him being a primordial?
Well his current state is a fiend, so maybe, but the fiend fits much, much better, the only fiend I think that would fit better as an Grear Old One is Dagon IMHO.
In addition to Elemental evils of various types, it seems some Primordials like Ubtao and Telos can also offer Great Old One Pacts.
Would that make Demogorgon a possibility for a great old one pact do to him being a primordial?
Well his current state is a fiend, so maybe, but the fiend fits much, much better, the only fiend I think that would fit better as an Grear Old One is Dagon IMHO.
Cool I was just thinking out loud about Demogorgon being a elder evil he does have the madness thing going with him also you can go mad if you look into Demogorgon eyes but I do agree that Demogorgon is better off as a fiend
Cthulhu: FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS I LAY DORMANT, WHO HAS DISTURBED MY- Oh its you... Warlock: Greetings my lord- Cthulhu: LET ME SLEEP-
Are the great old ones the same as the Qlippoth, creatures that lived in the abbys before the demons ruled it? This is a link from pathfinder rules, but the stuff about monsters seems to be the same as DnD, only the gods are different.
I fought Demogorgon in BG2. It was a demon lord, and when it is a demon it cannot be a great old one, I guess.
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Are the great old ones the same as the Qlippoth, creatures that lived in the abbys before the demons ruled it? This is a link from pathfinder rules, but the stuff about monsters seems to be the same as DnD, only the gods are different.
I fought Demogorgon in BG2. It was a demon lord, and when it is a demon it cannot be a great old one, I guess.
Well in 4th edition it is said that Demogorgon is a primordial but do to the abyss he turned into a demon so he is both a demon and a primordial
Cthulhu: FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS I LAY DORMANT, WHO HAS DISTURBED MY- Oh its you... Warlock: Greetings my lord- Cthulhu: LET ME SLEEP-
Are the great old ones the same as the Qlippoth, creatures that lived in the abbys before the demons ruled it? This is a link from pathfinder rules, but the stuff about monsters seems to be the same as DnD, only the gods are different.
I fought Demogorgon in BG2. It was a demon lord, and when it is a demon it cannot be a great old one, I guess.
5e really hasn't used the term Qlippoth that I can recall, although at least one type is in the game.