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In D&D, '''demons''' are a race of [[Chaotic Evil]] [[fiend|fiends]] who hail from the [[Abyss]]. | In D&D, '''demons''' are a race of [[Chaotic Evil]] [[fiend|fiends]] who hail from the [[Abyss]]. | ||
Demons are not to be confused with ''[[devil|devils]]''. They are nothing alike. Whereas devils follow rules and here to power structures, demons follow nothing but their own appetites, whims, and desires. They hold nothing sacred and cannot be trusted to keep their word. They are engines of destruction who delight in chaos and entropy. They are cruel and malevolent guided by nothing but wrath, lust, and gluttony. | |||
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In D&D, demons are a race of Chaotic Evil fiends who hail from the Abyss.
Demons are not to be confused with devils. They are nothing alike. Whereas devils follow rules and here to power structures, demons follow nothing but their own appetites, whims, and desires. They hold nothing sacred and cannot be trusted to keep their word. They are engines of destruction who delight in chaos and entropy. They are cruel and malevolent guided by nothing but wrath, lust, and gluttony.