I am very certain that the one here is a keketar, not an imentesh, so I’ll change the tags to reflect that.

“Beings of pure chaos, the serpentine proteans slither through the anarchic improbabilities of Limbo, remaking reality according to their whims. According to their own history, they were already here when the first gods pulled forth the other planes from raw chaos—and they have been battling against the indignity ever since. Hereditary and ideological enemies of Axis, Heaven, and Hell, and especially of the residents of those planes, all proteans see it as their sacred duty to return the bland, static expanses of mundane reality to the beautiful incongruities of Limbo, for the planes’ own good and for the greater glory of their mysterious god, a dualistic deity which may be a living aspect of Limbo itself. They are Limbo’s living, breathing immune system, rooting out infections of mundanity and replacing them with beautiful entropy. Primeval in shape and philosophy, proteans are the race that most perfectly embodies the twin aspects of creation and destruction (although certain aeons might contest this claim). Even their language is mutable, evolving so quickly that few outsiders can understand it without magical aid. Ecological study is nearly impossible, as reproduction can take a wide variety of forms, from sexual union to fission to spontaneous generation. Despite their deceptively similar natural appearances, the two things that truly unify the protean race are slavish devotion to their strange god and a fervent desire for the dissolution of reality as we know it.
 
Proteans are organized into several sub-races or castes, each with its own individual abilities and roles. Other proteans than the four presented here doubtless exist, but they do not interact with other races nearly to the extent that these four types do.
 
Voidworms: Disowned by greater proteans, who find these tiny beings shameful, voidworms nevertheless retain all the characteristics of true proteans, and are frequently found swimming through Limbo in vast schools or serving as spellcasters’ familiars.
 
Naunets: Possessing little in the way of culture, the powerful naunets are the most bestial of the true proteans, representing the lowest recognized caste. Naunets are the shock troops of the protean race, and patrol the borderlands between Limbo and other planes, seeking out lawful incursions and making daring, savage raids into the realms of their enemies.
 
Imenteshes: These cunning proteans seek to subvert the forces of order from within their own systems, whispering information and insinuations where they can do the most damage. Endlessly creative, they adore reforming the landscapes of Limbo to suit their fancies, but enjoy warping the vistas and creatures of other planes even more.
 
Keketars: Priest-kings and voices of Limbo itself, keketars rule their fellows in the name of their bizarre god. Though their forms are extremely mutable, keketars can always be recognized thanks to eyes that glow amber or violet and floating crowns of swirling and changing symbols that often appear above their heads. Organized into cabals called choruses, keketars seek only to understand and follow the will of entropy.
 
Protean Lords
 
While the keketars are the highest caste of the protean race, there exist a few scattered individuals who put even the mightiest chorus to shame. Equal in power to demon lords or empyreal lords, the beings known as protean lords are an enigma, far older than other proteans and perhaps spawned in a previous iteration of the multiverse or somewhere beyond the depths of Limbo. Disdaining direct leadership, protean lords act according to their own desires, occasionally appearing to advise their lesser kin or keep an inscrutable eye on entities whose powers rival their own.
 
Warpwaves
 
Many proteans, particularly the imenteshes, have the ability to create and manipulate ripples in reality known as warpwaves. Yet even a protean can’t predict what effects a warpwave might have.”

This theory makes so much sense it’s scary.

@FanOfMostEverything
 
I made a campain in D&D 3.5, but I find Pathfinder more cool (IMHO) ^^
 
 
@Psychopomf
 
Yep. on Derpibooru you can found some image-page of pony race stats
 
pegasi
 
earth ponies
 
unicorns

@Evowizard25  
No problem. I do the same thing with Magic: the Gathering.
 
But yeah, Pathfinder was made a third-party company who took a look at D&D 4E, decided they weren’t having that shit, and rebalanced 3.5 instead.

@FanOfMostEverything  
Oh, this is Dungeons and Dragons…Sorry, I didn’t see any tags, nor am I familiar with the series.
 
I was just using a more familiar ‘analogue’ to connect them.

@Evowizard25  
Different system. This is chaos in the Dungeons & Dragons sense. Proteans are basically Pathfinder’s answer to slaads.

Sounds like the Imenteshes are Daemons of Tzeentch to me…I’m not sure about Discord though. He’d either be Tzeentch {He is a rather good schemer and even comes up with plans that take to take root} or he could be a servant of Malal, since he is so utterly random and just likes to cause chaos just to do it.

Pathfinder can work scarily well in Ponies.
 
That’s why there’s Ponyfinder!

@FanOfMostEverything
 
Imenteshes look as Discord, but it could be a good theory too.
 
Sure, Discord is a protean.

What, not a keketar? Those explicitly have an ability called “reshape reality.”