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GMs should roll d100 and consult Table 7.3 to determine
which specific Demon variety appears using a Summon
Demon I spell. For easy reference, the IQ codes are listed in
brackets with each Demon.
TABLE 7.3 IMBEDDABLE DEMONS
Roll Type I Demons
01-30 First Pale Demon (LI)
31-35 First Pale: Orgal (LO)
36-40 First Pale: Shaan (NO)
41-50 Elf-Demon: Daedhel (HI)
51-60 Man-Demon: Hothrog (AV)
61-70 Corvox (AV)
71-80 Frzzzm (Normal) (AV)
81-90 Grumoz (LO)
91-00 Tlaque (LO)
Roll Type II Demons
01-20 Second Pale Demon (IN)
21-25 Second Pale: Vooj (NO)
26-30 Second Pale: Algalon (NO)
31-40 Elf-Demon: Culraug (VH)
41-50 Man-Demon: Daerauk (HI)
51-56 Acid Demon (AV)
57-62 Demon Dog (VL)
63-68 Frzzm (Large) (AA)
69-74 Rashtar (LO)
75-80 Smoke Demon (AV)
81-88 Succubus/Incubus (VH)
89-94 Thorned Demon (LO)
95-00 Warrior Demon: Clubber (IN)
Roll Type III Demons
01-20 Third Pale Demon (MD)
21-25 Third Pale:Urki (NO)
26-30 Third Pale: Morl (NO)
31-40 Elf-Demon: Hothedhel (AV)
41-50 Man-Demon: Gogonaur (AA)
51-57 Acarva (MD)
58-64 Demon Horse (AV)
65-71 Demon Protoplasm (HI)
72-78 Frzzm (Giant) (AA)
79-85 Ice Demon (AV)
86-92 Plague Demon (LO)
93-00 Warrior Demon: Spear Demon (MD)
Roll Type IV Demon
01-30 Fourth Pale Demon (SU)
31-40 Elf-Demon: Thauredhel (VH)
41-50 Man-Demon: Narauk (HI)
51-58 Black Stalker (HI)
59-66 Eraditor (LO)
67-74 Huntaar (HI)
75-82 Neng (HI)
83-90 Shade Demon (HI)
91-00 Warrior Demon: Sentinel (AA)
Roll Type V Demon
01-20 Fifth Pale Demon (HI)
21-25 Xuun (IN)
26-27 Ag-Ak (LO)
28-30 Ophul (LI)
31-40 Elf-Demon: Celebdel (VH)
41-50 Demon of Might: Noble Gogonaur (SU)
51-60 Demon Drake (HI)
61-70 Rhodintor (EX)
71-80 Storm Demon (VH)
81-90 Sword Demon (VH)
91-00 Thonis (EX)
Roll Type VI Demon
01-40 Sixth Pale Demon (AV)
41-45 Murg (NO)
46-50 Karax (LO)
51-60 Demon of Might: Raukamar (VH)
61-75 Demon Scourge (HI)
76-90 Shadow Demon (SU)
91-00 Terrorite (EX)
For easy reference, the levels of IQ and methods for
randomly generating them are given in Table 7.4.
It is possible to persuade a Demon to voluntarily
accept imbedding, by negotiating a suitable pact binding
caster and demon, similar to the Spirit Bargains entered
into by willing Spirits. Demon Pacts, owing to the nature
of the parties involved, are more likely to be broken than
Spirit Bargains, so prudent mages insist on Glyphs of
Control for their own protection as well.
There are several very different reasons why a Demon
might consent to imbedding. Firstly, a Demon might be
convinced by a caster’s arguments that incarnation in an
entity will provide it with better opportunities to further
its own evil goals on this plane. Secondly the Demon may
be persuaded that an evil spell-user requires more lasting
diabolical support in the war against the forces of good
– frequently the Demon to be imbedded will have been
“volunteered” for this service by a Demon Lord. If the
spell-user fails in his mission, the imbedded Demon may
have orders from its superiors to punish failure with
death. Thirdly, politics in some of the demonic realms
can become exceedingly violent – plots and counterplots
are rife as Demons jockey for position, betray allies,
overthrow their leaders, and defend themselves from
their own underlings. For the victims of such coups,
prolonged sojourns in the physical realm provide chances
to wait out the purges.
Rarest of all, and only applicable to settings where
Demonic Empowerment is learned by non-Evil spell users,
an Elf-Demon or a Man-Demon may seek redemption
through incarnation in an entity and a pledge of a
lifetime’s service to a just cause.
Creators seeking to make a pact with a Demon should
simply summon one of the desired Type, use Demon
Tongue to speak with it, and make his proposal. More
powerful Demons will be harder to persuade than their
lesser brethren. Summoners, who have a reputation for
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