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Charles Phipps Posted - 30 Nov 2007 : 02:11:25
I was curious how you used Xvim in your campaigns. How was the Deity of Tyranny in comparison to his father and what exactly was the difference? Is he dead in your campaigns and what sort of legacy did he leave behind in your opinion?

I'm currently doing the Planescape game Harbinger House with a now-powerless Xvim being substituted for the villain of the piece. I thought we'd touch on what was different about him and dad.

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