Talk:Demon summoning - Revision history

AngleWyrm at 16:42, 2 November 2007

2007-11-02T16:42:16Z

Ray Chason: More on demon summoning

2007-10-29T14:14:07Z

AngleWyrm: New page: As a chaotic character, I sacrificed one of my own race (elf), and summond the demon lord Yeenoghu. The result was a peaceful demon lord, teleporting next to me every few steps, just getti...

2007-10-29T13:22:50Z

New page: As a chaotic character, I sacrificed one of my own race (elf), and summond the demon lord Yeenoghu. The result was a peaceful demon lord, teleporting next to me every few steps, just getti...

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As a chaotic character, I sacrificed one of my own race (elf), and summond the demon lord Yeenoghu. The result was a peaceful demon lord, teleporting next to me every few steps, just getting underfoot. Not very lordly behavior. I finally had to escourt him off the level, just to keep him out of my hair.

What is the reason/value in summoning a demon?

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 As a chaotic character, I sacrificed one of my own race (elf), and summond the demon lord Yeenoghu. The result was a peaceful demon lord, teleporting next to me every few steps, just getting underfoot. Not very lordly behavior. I finally had to escourt him off the level, just to keep him out of my hair.
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+What is the reason/value in summoning a demon? -- [[User:AngleWyrm|AngleWyrm]] 16:42, 2 November 2007 (UTC)
 :You can summon [[Juiblex]] as peaceful, and not have to deal with him later (or as hostile, if you're not chaotic, and fight him on a level where you can [[pray]]); but Juiblex is the easiest named demon to kill, if you know his Achilles' heel. Once both Yeenoghu and Juiblex have been summoned, later summonings get a random demon, which might sometimes be a [[foocubus]]. This takes a lot of patience to really do well. The bottom line is, unless you're chaotic and going for foocubi, you probably don't want to sacrifice your own race.--[[User:Ray Chason|Ray Chason]] 14:14, 29 October 2007 (UTC)

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	As a chaotic character, I sacrificed one of my own race (elf), and summond the demon lord Yeenoghu. The result was a peaceful demon lord, teleporting next to me every few steps, just getting underfoot. Not very lordly behavior. I finally had to escourt him off the level, just to keep him out of my hair.		As a chaotic character, I sacrificed one of my own race (elf), and summond the demon lord Yeenoghu. The result was a peaceful demon lord, teleporting next to me every few steps, just getting underfoot. Not very lordly behavior. I finally had to escourt him off the level, just to keep him out of my hair.

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		+	:You can summon [[Juiblex]] as peaceful, and not have to deal with him later (or as hostile, if you're not chaotic, and fight him on a level where you can [[pray]]); but Juiblex is the easiest named demon to kill, if you know his Achilles' heel. Once both Yeenoghu and Juiblex have been summoned, later summonings get a random demon, which might sometimes be a [[foocubus]]. This takes a lot of patience to really do well. The bottom line is, unless you're chaotic and going for foocubi, you probably don't want to sacrifice your own race.--[[User:Ray Chason\|Ray Chason]] 14:14, 29 October 2007 (UTC)