Barbazu (pronounced: /bɑːrˈbɑːtsuː/ bar-BAT-soo[6]; sing & pl[3]), also called bearded devils, were the shock troops of the Nine Hells and the most impulsively belligerent of the baatezu.[4] …

Barbazus, known also as bearded devils or infantry devils, are murderous fiends who satiate their lust for annihilation by serving as the foot soldiers of Hell’s armies, often leading hordes of …

Elite warriors in Hell’s legions, bearded devils—or barbazus—fight savagely in the name of their infernal lords and command mindless hordes of the damned into battle.

Barbazus, also known as bearded devils or infantry devils, serve as Hell's elite shock troops and lead hordes of the damned into combat for their diabolic masters. 1. The first barbazus were …

Commonly known as bearded devils, barbazu were barbaric baatezu that served as the shock troops of Hell, killing with relish in the glorious battle the berserkers were bred for. Perhaps the …

A barbazu is a foul, humanoid creature with a long tail, clawed hands and feet, pointed ears, and a snaky, disgusting beard. Its skin is moist, though scaly like a reptile. It carries a cruel, saw …

Bearded devils, or barbazus, serve as Hell's elite shock troops leading hordes of the damned into combat for their infernal masters.

Beard (Ex): If a barbazu hits a single opponent with both claw attacks, it automatically hits with its beard. The affected creature must succeed at a Fortitude save (DC 14) or be infected with a …

Bearded Devil (Barbazu) Bearded devils serve archdevils as shock troops, fighting shoulder-to-shoulder and reveling in the glory of battle. They respond with violence to any slight, real or …

A devil that has just been summoned cannot use its own summon ability for 1 hour. Once per day a barbazu can attempt to summon 2d10 lemures with a 50% chance of success, or another …