2015年1月13日 · Tharizdun, despite being introduced in Greyhawk, is a multiversal god. He can exist in every world. He's made appearances in the classic 2E adventure Night Below (which isn't one particular campaign world, but can be adapted to several), in 4E's Nentir Vale, and in 4E Forgotten Realms.

2006年5月17日 · When the pieces are used to unlock the Prison of Tharizdun, part of each are turned into rings. These rings bind the good that fought against Tharizdun to imprison him. The remaining portions of the Theorparts contain his evil. The Unbinder ring can summon a phoenix capable of eating the grubs from Tharizdun's axe.

2005年1月19日 · It also has a R. Kuntz connection: apperantly he came up with Tharizdun, and may have done something with him in his part of the original Greyhawk game, but the module itself is deffinetily gygax. Finally, and surprisingly given its "sub-classic" status, it seems to have had a big impact on 3rd edition Greyhawk, with Tharizdun much better known ...

2010年2月24日 · Tharizdun is not a god you are just going to stumble upon. After creating and abandoning the Abyss he marshalled an army against all the other gods and the primordials. The other gods defeated him, but could not destroy him so they bound and chained him in a secret location known only to them.

2009年3月23日 · A 4-faced statue, representing the four facets of Tharizdun (red/strength/fighters, purple/wisdom/clerics, etc). Magical implements used to open secret passages (like blowing the Horn of Tharizdun to open a secret door).

2006年10月28日 · A holy symbol of Tharizdun is not sufficient. If an aspect of Tharizdun is ever more than 1,000 feet away from such an object, it is immediately banished as per the spell, banishment. Entropic Field (Su) As a standard action, an aspect of Tharizdun can surround itself with a field of invisible, entropic energy that lasts for 1 minute. The field ...

2019年12月30日 · Hi all, I'm thinking of continuing the Ghosts of Saltmarsh storyline by having the dark god Tharizdun as the main antagonist. My question is, in which published modules (regardless of edition) is Tharizdun (or his possible alias the Elder Elemental Eye) the main villain? Other sources detailing...

2014年11月6日 · A bit of research show that there are 3E stats for Tharizdun in two official sources. Dragon Magazine #294 has a writeup of him as a divine rank 11 Wizard 20/Cleric 20 intermediate deity. In that source he's described as a "pitch-black roiling amorphous form", but he's also Medium sized and armed with a dagger!

2015年5月18日 · When the pieces are used to unlock the Prison of Tharizdun, part of each are turned into rings. These rings bind the good that fought against Tharizdun to imprison him. The remaining portions of the Theorparts contain his evil. The Unbinder ring can summon a phoenix capable of eating the grubs from Tharizdun's axe. The three rings can melt ...

2009年7月4日 · It really depends on what planar cosmology you're using, and how you're defining Tharizdun. The Demi-Plane of Imprisonment was created in the 1e Manual of the Planes, and it's not explicitly linked to Tharizdun there. It's hinted at, certainly, but not a perfect match either. BITD, demi-planes didn't only exist in the Ethereal either, FWIW.