Beelzebub -- Parda

[bee-EL-zuh-buhb]
Demesne: Suffering
Alignment: NE
Portfolio: Suffering, Torture, Pestilence, Hunger, Evil
Appearance: Beelzebub appears as a giant, emaciated blend of insect breeds (mostly fly) that is covered with welts and sores weeping pus and writhing maggots. Additionally, razor-sharp spikes adorn its entire body, tearing into its flesh whenever it moves, though this hardly phases it. It is constantly surrounded by a swarm of biting flies and can become a cloud of them at will.
Behavior: Beelzebub loves nothing more than inflicting pain that endures as long as possible, allowing it to savor the panic of victims as they ebb closer to a death that is beyond their control to stop. Because of this, Beelzebub is one of the most popular fiends; his domain is the delight of most fiends anyway, and it is more than eager to lend its services to any fiend's plan since they all result in what he desires most.
Philosophy: Cut your enemy, but do so with care -- make it shallow and make it sting. Then cut again and again, but then stop, so that you can see the glint of hope in their eyes. That is when you must strike again so that you can drink their despair. But never let them die, for that is more mercy than your enemy deserves, and their suffering is the greatest source of your power.
Influence: For many of the same reasons that most fiends enjoy working with Beelzebub, a majority of mortal cultists pay homage to it as well. This causes some umbrage with the other fiends (except Asmodeus, who maintains absolute supremacy), though they are generally fine with it since it is so adept at tormenting humanity.
Favored Fiends: Doubt and Spite.