Osyluths (pronounced: /ˈ oʊ s i l ʌ θ s / OSS-ee-luths [6]), sometimes called bone devils, were the taskmasters and interrogators of the baatezu devils, acting as law-enforcement throughout the …

Perhaps more than any other devil, osyluths—also known as bone devils— embrace the torture and sadism for which Hell is so well known. They are exemplary inquisitors with an …

Merging the most horrifying features of carrion-fed insect and withered cadaver, this bony devil moves in unsettling lurches. Sting—injury; save Fort DC 20; frequency 1/round for 6 rounds; …

Standing nine feet tall, an osyluth appears like a withered, skeletal corpse with insectile features and a long, bony tail ending in a wicked barb. It has only vestigial wings, but can fly regardless …

Osyluths are the only baatezu to have power over baatezu of higher station. They roam the layers and observe the actions of other baatezu, ensuring that they act properly. An osyluth can send …

Once per day an osyluth can attempt to summon 2d10 lemures with a 50% chance of success, or another osyluth with a 35% chance of success. See in Darkness ( Su ): Osyluths can see …

An osyluth, or "bone devil," is a type of devil in the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game. Osyluths are native to the Nine Hells of Baator. An osyluth looks like a tall, emaciated being …

The osyluth - also called a bone devil - is a gaunt-looking devil that appears in Dungeons & Dragons, most notably in the Forgotten Realms campaign setting. These horrific monsters …

Bone devils, also known as osyluths, are Hell's interrogators and torturers. [1]

Bone Devil (Osyluth) Driven by hate, lust, and envy, bone devils act as the cruel taskmasters of the Nine Hells. They set weaker devils to work, taking special delight in seeing fiends that defy