- A
fantasy trope is a
specific type of
literary trope (recurring theme) that
occurs in
fantasy fiction. Worldbuilding, plot, and
characterization have many...
- 1996–1998 with the
publication of
Faiths & Avatars,
Powers &
Pantheons and
Demihuman Deities. The
deities are
grouped into
three categories: Core
powers –...
-
received a very
detailed description for his role in the
Forgotten Realms in
Demihuman Deities (1998).
Moradin is
described as one of the good
deities that celestials...
-
organization intertwine on the path to
reach their objectives. Koku is a
demihuman with the
ability to shape-shift
parts of his body into
wings and blades...
-
Parts (1996) Human,
Amazon Dragon No. 43 (1980),
Polyhedron No. 22 (1985)
Demihuman Amazons NPC variant. Human,
Pygmy Dungeon No. 56 (1995) NPC variant. Kercpa...
- very
detailed description for
their roles in the
Forgotten Realms in
Demihuman Deities (1998). Tresca,
Michael J. (November 2010). The
Evolution of Fantasy...
-
received a very
detailed description for his role in the
Forgotten Realms in
Demihuman Deities (1998).
Corellon is
described as one of the good
deities that...
- "this is not a
comprehensive list, even for humans, and
includes very few
demihuman or
humanoid gods." Page 62
mentions two
dwarven deities,
Moradin and Clangeddin...
- 1970s.
Variations from the
standard dwarf archetype of a
short and
stout demihuman are
commonly called subraces, of
which there are more than a
dozen across...
-
Wizards of the Coast. ISBN 978-0-7869-3134-7. Boyd, Eric L. (1998).
Demihuman Deities. TSR. ISBN 978-0-7869-1239-1. Boyd, Eric L.; Mona, Erik (2002)...
