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[@doublemuscle]

Hiiii are you still streaming Isaac and stuff? Or have you done away with gaming entirely (we stay for dnd because this is also a thing we like)

[@dracone4370]

Well, since you've been talking about quite a few fiends back to back recently, from the look of things, it might be a good idea to balance things out with something of Celestial. On the subject of creatures of Celestial nature, I became ware of in the past few years of a creature from Armenian mythology called the Aralez, the proper pluaral form is Aralezner (just a fun fact there); to my knowledge, they have yet to show up in any official D&D materials, which means there might be some homebrew for them floating around somewhere. Basically, the Aralez is described as a Celestial dog-like creature that descends from the heavens to resurrect heroes that have died by licking their wounds. Lore wise, for D&D and similar games, this could be an interesting inspiration for where resurrection spells came from, and why they always seem to be on the Cleric spell list, and explaining why Diamonds of a particular cost are used as a substitute for Aralez saliva could be a fun bit of worldbuilding, witht he added bonus of genuine Aralez saliva being so rare that almost no one has seen any in ages, and it would be likely no one would be able to identify it at a glance, so when the real stuff does appear on the material plane it could be at an exorbitant price with the added bonus of everyone questioning as to where or how someone got a hold of such a material; also, to help solidify the divine connection of Celestial Warlock, maybe the Warlock was revived by an Aralez that has close ties to their patron as part of their deal with their patron, but due to magical nuances they can't remember all the details until they reach a certain point in their own magical development or are slowly getting more pieces back as the story of the game progresses or maybe a bit of both. And that's all my thoughts on that.