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[[Image:Iggwilv_1.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Iggwilv, working on yet another chapter of her Demonomicon.]] | [[Image:Iggwilv_1.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Iggwilv, working on yet another chapter of her Demonomicon.]] | ||
[[image:Iggwilv_2.jpg|200px|thumb|right|[[Meme|Salt Bae]]'s lesser known spinoff, [[Daemonette#Gallery for the other Chaos Gods|Plague Waifu]].]] | [[image:Iggwilv_2.jpg|200px|thumb|right|[[Meme|Salt Bae]]'s lesser known spinoff, [[Daemonette#Gallery for the other Chaos Gods|Plague Waifu]].]] | ||
'''Iggwilv''' is a malevolent female archmage originating from the [[Greyhawk]] setting. She belongs to that small, elite club who represent characters originally played by [[Gygax]] and his buddies during the founding of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], such as [[Murlynd]], [[Zagyg]] and [[Mordenkainen]]. Her in-game lore is that she adventured with them, learning much about magic in the process, but ultimately revealed herself as evil and betrayed them, going on to become one of the [[Great Wheel]]'s foremost experts on black magic and demonology. So much so that [[Dragon Magazine]] titled its articles on various [[Tanar'ri|demons]] and [[Demon Prince]]s as "The Demonomicon of Iggwilv", after a literal book she wrote on the subject. | '''Iggwilv''' is a malevolent female archmage originating from the [[Greyhawk]] setting. She belongs to that small, elite club who represent characters originally played by [[Gygax]] and his buddies during the founding of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], such as [[Murlynd]], [[Zagyg]] and [[Mordenkainen]]. Her in-game lore is that she adventured with them, learning much about magic in the process, but ultimately revealed herself as evil and betrayed them, going on to become one of the [[Great Wheel]]'s foremost experts on black magic and demonology. So much so that [[Dragon Magazine]] titled its articles on various [[Tanar'ri|demons]] and [[Demon Prince]]s as "The [[Demonomicon of Iggwilv]]", after a literal book she wrote on the subject. | ||
She is the mother of the [[cambion]] [[Iuz]], who later ascended to an actual god on their homeworld of [[Greyhawk]]. She gave birth to him during a period she kept the [[Demon Prince]] [[Graz'zt]] bound as her personal manservant and boytoy. He later repaid the favor by keeping her as his slave. They are currently in mutual [[Anime|tsundere]] with one another. | She is the mother of the [[cambion]] [[Iuz]], who later ascended to an actual god on their homeworld of [[Greyhawk]]. She gave birth to him during a period she kept the [[Demon Prince]] [[Graz'zt]] bound as her personal manservant and boytoy. He later repaid the favor by keeping her as his slave. They are currently in mutual [[Anime|tsundere]] with one another. | ||
It's rumored that she may be a daughter of [[Baba Yaga]]. | It's rumored that she may be a daughter of [[Baba Yaga]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:28, 26 October 2017
Iggwilv is a malevolent female archmage originating from the Greyhawk setting. She belongs to that small, elite club who represent characters originally played by Gygax and his buddies during the founding of Dungeons & Dragons, such as Murlynd, Zagyg and Mordenkainen. Her in-game lore is that she adventured with them, learning much about magic in the process, but ultimately revealed herself as evil and betrayed them, going on to become one of the Great Wheel's foremost experts on black magic and demonology. So much so that Dragon Magazine titled its articles on various demons and Demon Princes as "The Demonomicon of Iggwilv", after a literal book she wrote on the subject.
She is the mother of the cambion Iuz, who later ascended to an actual god on their homeworld of Greyhawk. She gave birth to him during a period she kept the Demon Prince Graz'zt bound as her personal manservant and boytoy. He later repaid the favor by keeping her as his slave. They are currently in mutual tsundere with one another.
It's rumored that she may be a daughter of Baba Yaga.