The Prince of Ileria

Statistics: Book of Fiends, Volume Two: Armies of the Abyss

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Rating: 6.22 / Ranking: 876

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5 + 5Morgan DaveyBook of Fiends, Volume Two: Armies of the Abyss. A perfect companion piece to Legions of Hell and surpasses that book in both design and content.
4 + 4Alan D. KohlerBook of Fiends, Volume Two: Armies of the Abyss. This volume provides a reference for demons, their lords and princes, and their mortal allies in the d20 system.
4 + 3Bradford C. WalkerBook of Fiends, Volume Two: Armies of the Abyss. If you want more about demons or demonology than WOTC's D&D materials provide, then take a look at this book. It might be for you.

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2002d20Zine #1Another column based on a column from d20 Magazine Rack. Reviews Armies of the Abyss. "Overall: 4.70 Final Grade: A".

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