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Demogorgon was the first of the tanar'ri, [8] a chaotic and misshapen creature formed from the primal fear of mortal souls. The Queen of Chaos considered Demogorgon a mistake and cast him aside, where he lay forgotten.
A different legend claims that Demogorgon was once a primordial who was the first of his kind to enter the Abyss. He fought for control of the Abyss with Dagon who came shortly after him but when Obox-ob took control of the Abyss instead, an uneasy alliance was made between Demogorgon, Orcus and Baphomet to defeat Obox-ob. According to this legend, Demogorgon had a single head when he arrived in the Abyss, but when he battled Amoth, his head was cleaved in 2 forming 2 distinct heads. Steve Watts. "Stranger Things Fortnite Cosmetics And Skins Now Available". Gamespot . Retrieved 2022-02-19. As Prince of Demons, Demogorgon's armies are truly enormous, and contain demons of countless types. The process began with a scan of Mark Steger's body, from which a full-size form was created that the body of the Demogorgon was sculpted onto. Animatronics were installed in the head and arms, which had to be operated with remote control. [5] Steger often had to wear metal stilts that elevated him nearly ten inches. Despite the suit's complexity, it only took half an hour to 40 minutes to put on and only weighed approximately 30 pounds. [6] Once in the Upside Down, Will managed to evade the creature for almost a week and began attempting to communicate with his mother. Joyce and Will had some success, with Will manipulating the electricity in his home dimension, although these attempts would sometimes attract the monster. In an early attempt, Joyce saw her house wall become warped and distorted as the Monster started to break through, terrifying her. In a later attempt, the Monster broke clean through, although Joyce managed to outrun it.Monte Cook (April 1999). The Glass Prison. ( Wizards of the Coast), chap. 7, p. 105. ISBN 978-0786913435. R.A. Salvatore (September 2015). Archmage (Hardcover). ( Wizards of the Coast), pp. 350–351. ISBN 0-7869-6575-4. He is also the protagonist of an opera Il Demogorgone, ovvero il filosofo confuso ("Demogorgon, or the Confused Philosopher" by Vincenzo Righini (1786) with a libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte, which originally was written for Mozart. [10] Demogorgon, Prince of Demons, appears in the AD&D Monster Manual (1e) (1977), p.16, where he is described as a rival of Orcus. His game statistics include a massive 200 hit points, a record at the time. [11]
Maddening Gaze:Demogorgon uses his Gaze action, and must choose either the Beguiling Gaze or the Insanity Gaze effect. The specimen's apparent telepathic ability can evoke feelings of dread and fatigue in nearby individuals." — Hawkins National Laboratory As the most powerful of Demon Lords and a lesser deity in his own right, Demogorgon found himself to be the source of worship of cultists and certain races. While his following has always been less than most other deities, it is sizeable for a Demon Lord.Hypnotic Gaze: The target is charmed by Demogorgon until the start of Demogorgon’s next turn. Demogorgon chooses how the charmed target uses its actions, reactions, and movement. Because this gaze requires Demogorgon to focus both heads on the target, he can’t use his Maddening Gaze legendary action until the start of his next turn.
His (self-proclaimed) title “Prince of Demons” puts him in direct competition with other, ultra-powerful demon lords, especially Orcus, the Demon Prince of Undeath. Buff: increased the duration of the Undetectable Status Effect after traversing the Upside Down from 3 seconds to 5 seconds.
Demogorgon is eighteen feet tall, a monstrous demon with two apelike heads and long tentacles where arms should be. His massive torso is somehow both incredibly muscular and as flexible as a snake, with a reptilian lower half and with a massive forked tail. [1] Personality [ ] The metal cuffs were, in hindsight, a bad idea, having done nothing but enrage the beast with even more fury than before.
Demogorgon, his realm and his cult are described in great detail in Dragon Magazine #357, p.20-32, and appears on the cover of that issue.Mike Mearls, Brian R. James, Steve Townshend (July 2010). Demonomicon. Edited by Scott Fitzgerald Gray. ( Wizards of the Coast), p. 49. ISBN 978-0786954926. A monk, sometime in the 4th century, probably misread the phrase demiurge (meaning one of the figures in a Neoplatonic school of philosophy responsible for crafting the universe) and came up with Demogorgon.
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