What is the opposite of a fallen angel?

Angel bonds
Angel bonds are the opposite of fallen angels, which are bonds that were originally investment-grade but have been downgraded to a “junk” rating, and are therefore much more risky.

What does Levistus look like?

On close inspection, Levistus appeared to be a 6 ft (1.8 m) tall humanoid male with dark hair, a neat goatee and an extremely pale complexion, but would be able pass for a human if not for his traditionally fiendish traits; his pointed teeth and coal-black eyes that practically radiated darkness.

Is Asmodeus a fiend?

With Bensozia he has a daughter, Glasya, Princess of Hell and Archduchess of Malbolge. Every drop of Asmodeus’ blood which is spilled becomes a greater devil, usually an exceptionally strong pit fiend, but also cornugons. He is also served by assassin devils, who serve as spies.

Who rules stygia?

The layer was ruled by the archduke Levistus, who was kept prisoner deep within a large iceberg known as the Tomb of Levistus in Tantlin’s harbor. Levistus issued his commands and gathered information telepathically, as he was able to communicate with any other devil within 10 miles (16 kilometers).

Can Levistus be freed?

Only persistent destruction of the ice or melting it with fire, magical or otherwise, could permanently alter its shape, but even then it almost immediately regenerated any attempts to free Levistus specifically.

Are there any examples of ascended demons in D&D lore?

Yet, with all those examples of fallen angels, there are very few examples of Ascended Demons in D&D history and lore. There’s a few examples of good members of traditionally evil races, the Mind Flayer Monk from 3.5 Book of Exalted Deeds as an example, as well as everyone’s favorite punching bag Drizzt.

What is an angel in D&D?

Angel (Dungeons & Dragons) Angels, also called aasimon, are a Celestial race in Dungeons & Dragons. Residing on the Upper Planes, these beings are always good-aligned. Impeccably noble, they do not lie, cheat or steal, nor do they kill without just cause.

Is the Fallen Angel trope relevant to D&D?

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Are angels good or bad in DND?

In Dungeons & Dragons ( D&D ), angels are a type of celestial that hail from any of the Upper Planes. Angels are also known as aasimon. In earlier editions of D&D, angels were always good- aligned, although 4th edition redesigned angels so that they could be of any alignment.