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Harbinger Archon Injustice Archon Hell Hound Archon
Archons, Fallen
Fallen Archons Diabolical Transformation. Agents representing archdevils
An archon always answers to a higher being: a superior archon, from the Nine Hells offer fallen archons a place where they can
angel, and always to a Mount Celestial deity. It is expected to abide be respected, given power, and a chance to punish those that have
by and enforce the laws of its god. There are rare instances that wronged them. Those that accept sign a diabolical contract that
an archon, just like its angel brethren, for some reason or another, binds their souls to Asmodeus and the Nine Hells. They transform
would deviate from the stringent rules set for it. Depending on and become corrupted shadows of their former selves and
the gravity of its actions, an archon may be stripped of its station, ultimately become devils. They lose some of their archon abilities
banished from Mount Celestia, or even imprisoned. Such an but gain new, fiendish ones.
archon has become a fallen archon. Agents of the Nine Hells. Most fallen archons become soldiers
Fallen from Grace. Most fallen archons who are banished of archdevils that recruited them. Others become assassins,
willingly live out their lives as mortals in the Material Plane, agents, and spies. No matter their role, fallen archons are no
accepting it as a form of penitence. However, a few, having been longer bound by their conscience or morality and have become
twisted by their perverse pride, greed, and selfishness, become cruel, merciless, and unforgiving.
subversive and hide out in the Lower Planes. As they simmer in Immortal Nature. A fallen archon doesn’t require food, drink, or
anger and hate, they become prone to temptation. sleep.
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