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Also known as bearded devils, barbazu a type of [[baatezu]] [[devil]].<ref name="Monstrous Manual 3.5 p. 52">[[Monstrous Manual (3.5)]] p. 52</ref><ref name="Monster Manual (5e)">[[Monster Manual (5e)]] p.</ref> In the [[war]]s of [[hell]], they play the roles of assault troops, leading masses of [[lemure]]s into combat. When not at war, bearded devils may work as [[guard]]s.<ref name="Monstrous Manual 3.5 p. 52">[[Monstrous Manual (3.5)]] p. 52</ref> A bearded is typically armed with a [[glaive]]<ref name="Monstrous Manual 3.5 p. 52">[[Monstrous Manual (3.5)]] p. 52</ref><ref name="Monster Manual (5e)">[[Monster Manual (5e) p.</ref>, but the devil's beard can also serve as a savage cutting [[weapon]] in its own right. Furthermore, it can inflict a [[disease]] called [[devil chill]]s<ref name="Monstrous Manual 3.5 p. 52">[[Monstrous Manual (3.5)]] p. 52</ref> or a [[poison]] that prevents [[healing]] as it goes through the [[victim]]'s system.<ref name="Monster Manual (5e)">[[Monster Manual (5e) p.</ref>
Also known as bearded devils, barbazu a type of [[baatezu]] [[devil]].<ref name="Monstrous Manual 3.5 p. 52">[[Monster Manual (3.5)]] p. 52</ref><ref name="Monster Manual (5e)">[[Monster Manual (5e)]] p.</ref> In the [[war]]s of [[hell]], they play the roles of assault troops, leading masses of [[lemure]]s into combat. When not at war, bearded devils may work as [[guard]]s.<ref name="Monstrous Manual 3.5 p. 52">[[Monstrous Manual (3.5)]] p. 52</ref> A bearded is typically armed with a [[glaive]]<ref name="Monstrous Manual 3.5 p. 52">[[Monstrous Manual (3.5)]] p. 52</ref><ref name="Monster Manual (5e)">[[Monster Manual (5e) p.</ref>, but the devil's beard can also serve as a savage cutting [[weapon]] in its own right. Furthermore, it can inflict a [[disease]] called [[devil chill]]s<ref name="Monstrous Manual 3.5 p. 52">[[Monstrous Manual (3.5)]] p. 52</ref> or a [[poison]] that prevents [[healing]] as it goes through the [[victim]]'s system.<ref name="Monster Manual (5e)">[[Monster Manual (5e) p.</ref>


However, very little of the above seems to be known to most of the [[Demiplane of Dread]]'s natives. [[Fiend]]s are rare enough to cause the famed [[hunter of monsters|monster hunt]] [[Dr. Rudolph van Richten]] to believe each fiend was wholely [[:category:Unique Monster|unique]].<ref name="VRGttF">[[Van Richten's Guide to Fiends]] p. </ref> One barbazu is known to exist or have existed in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Along with an [[aminzu]], the barbazu in question came through a dimensional rift during [[the Grand Conjunction]], arriving in [[Chateaufaux]]. [[The nameless Amnizu|The aminzu]] and [[The nameless Barbazu|the barbazu]], neither of whose true names are known, [[killed]] and [[replaced|assumed the identities of]] [[Mayor Henri Melano]] and [[Captain Domini Tisiphanes]]. Together they established the [[Black Watch]] and established a brutal regime of terror and evil, eventually even capturing Dr. van Richten. Fortunately, [[adventurer]]s intervened, [[liberated]] van Richten, and defeated the fiends.<ref>[[Chilling Tales]]</ref> However, it seemed like the fiends escaped.
However, very little of the above seems to be known to most of the [[Demiplane of Dread]]'s natives. [[Fiend]]s are rare enough to cause the famed [[hunter of monsters|monster hunt]] [[Dr. Rudolph van Richten]] to believe each fiend was wholely [[:category:Unique Monster|unique]].<ref name="VRGttF">[[Van Richten's Guide to Fiends]] p. </ref> One barbazu is known to exist or have existed in the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Along with an [[aminzu]], the barbazu in question came through a dimensional rift during [[the Grand Conjunction]], arriving in [[Chateaufaux]]. [[The nameless Amnizu|The aminzu]] and [[The nameless Barbazu|the barbazu]], neither of whose true names are known, [[killed]] and [[replaced|assumed the identities of]] [[Mayor Henri Melano]] and [[Captain Domini Tisiphanes]]. Together they established the [[Black Watch]] and established a brutal regime of terror and evil, eventually even capturing Dr. van Richten. Fortunately, [[adventurer]]s intervened, [[liberated]] van Richten, and defeated the fiends.<ref>[[Chilling Tales]]</ref> However, it seemed like the fiends escaped.

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Also known as bearded devils, barbazu a type of baatezu devil.[1][2] In the wars of hell, they play the roles of assault troops, leading masses of lemures into combat. When not at war, bearded devils may work as guards.[1] A bearded is typically armed with a glaive[1][2], but the devil's beard can also serve as a savage cutting weapon in its own right. Furthermore, it can inflict a disease called devil chills[1] or a poison that prevents healing as it goes through the victim's system.[2]

However, very little of the above seems to be known to most of the Demiplane of Dread's natives. Fiends are rare enough to cause the famed monster hunt Dr. Rudolph van Richten to believe each fiend was wholely unique.[3] One barbazu is known to exist or have existed in the Demiplane of Dread. Along with an aminzu, the barbazu in question came through a dimensional rift during the Grand Conjunction, arriving in Chateaufaux. The aminzu and the barbazu, neither of whose true names are known, killed and assumed the identities of Mayor Henri Melano and Captain Domini Tisiphanes. Together they established the Black Watch and established a brutal regime of terror and evil, eventually even capturing Dr. van Richten. Fortunately, adventurers intervened, liberated van Richten, and defeated the fiends.[4] However, it seemed like the fiends escaped.

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  3. Van Richten's Guide to Fiends p.
  4. Chilling Tales

Pages in category "Barbazu"

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