raxivort造句

• The god Raxivort was once a servant of the Dark Prince.
• Only recently, after lengthy and apparently faithful service, Raxivort betrayed his master.
• Raxivort even has his own chosen race, a goblinoid horde known as the xvarts.
• Ultimately Raxivort called a truce, and made off to Pandemonium with much of Graz'zt's treasure.
• Once served by the strange patron of the xvart race, Raxivort, Graz'zt now hunts the simpering demigod with increasing frustration.
• Raxivort was detailed for third edition in the article " Forgotten Faiths " in " Dragon " # 359 ( September 2007 ), by F . Wesley Schneider.
• Nineteen of those are the original Greyhawk deities from Gygax's " Dragon " articles; the other three given full descriptions are Raxivort ( whose full description had been previously published in issue No . 64 of " Dragon ", ) Ulaa, and Xan Yae.
• In the August 1982 issue of " Dragon " ( Issue 64 ), Gygax gave advice on how to adapt the 23 non-human deities from " Deities and Demigods " to the Greyhawk world, and he included a description of the first non-human deity designed specifically for Greyhawk, Raxivort ( god of the goblin-like xvarts ).
• Deities added to the setting in the " Player's Guide " include Al'Akbar, Daern, 1983 boxed set . ) In addition to Raxivort, the lesser god of xvarts, a new elvish demi-god, Ye'Cind ( music, Good ), was added, bringing the total number of deities appearing on page 19 to 74.
• In the " Greyhawk Player's Guide " published in 1998, the list of deities was expanded, although only human deities ( and one monstrous god, Raxivort ) were mentioned on page 19 . The book notes on page 18 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 Silverbeard, who do not appear on that list, and directed interested readers to " Unearthed Arcana " or " Monster Mythology " for details on those gods.