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Satanic Triumvirate

The **Satanic Triumvirate**, also known as the **Triumvirate of Hell** and the **Triumvirate of Hades**, was a system of shared power in Hell amongst Lucifer with Beelzebub and Satan that was created during the early formations of Hell to ensure that chaos did not engulf the Inferno.

## Overview

Some time after Lucifer and his rebel angels fell from Heaven, what was once called the Abyss, instead began to take shape around Lucifer and his fallen brethren, shifting and contorting under the influence of their wickedness, becoming the realm of the afterlife known as Hell.

During the first gathering of Hell's inhabitants, the Stygian Council, the many demons and fallen angels would continuously argue with one another on how to strike back against the divine which sparked upheaval in Hell, fracturing its inhabitants into two armies; those who welcomed oblivion and those opposed. As a result, Hell was divided and thrown into conflict. To restore order, Lucifer conceded to share power with two of his most prominent and trusted fallen angels, that being Satan and Beelzebub, to assume the positions of cooperative sovereign rulers of the Inferno.

## Description

The Infernal Triumvirate was responsible for creating the hierarchy within Hell, and while complex for a human mind, it is not so much for Hell's occupants with many of the high-ranking and low-ranking demons having positions of power that is similar to how the hierarchy of the human realm works when it comes to governing positions in their system of power.

Despite being a triumvirate, Lucifer and Beelzebub are the more prominently active members of the system whilst Satan does not contribute much in Hell's activities due to the fact that he is mostly held within the deepest trenches of the Ninth Circle of Hell. Due to this, Satan's position was usually filled by other high-ranking demons with the most notable ones being Astaroth, Azazel, and Belial.
Malphas

**Malphas** is a mighty Great President of Hell, having forty legions of demons under his command and is second in command under Satan.

## Overview

Malphas was an angel serving under Samael. After the War in Heaven, he fell from grace and was later then appointed as a Great President of Hell with the founding of Pandemonium and becoming part of the Ars Goetia. Malphas retained his loyalty to Satan even after the fall and became his second in command.

Malphas accepts willingly and kindly any sacrifice offered to him, but then he will allegedly deceive the conjurer.

## Description

He builds houses, high towers and strongholds, throws down the buildings of the enemies, can destroy the enemies' desires or thoughts (and/or make them known to the conjurer) and all what they have done, gives good familiars, and can bring quickly artificers together from all places of the world.
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Ythogtha

**Ythogtha,** also known as **The Thing in the Pit**, is the second son of Cthulhu and one of the Ogdru Hem. Ythogtha was spawned by Cthulhu and Idh-yaa on the distant planet Xoth, Ythogtha was 'brother' to Ghatanothoa, Zoth-Ommog and Cthylla.

## Appearance

Ythogtha is incredibly large; when the sorcerer-priest Zanthu attempts to free Ythogtha from his prison, he mistakes his god's clawed, slimy fingertips for mountainous heads. It resembles a gigantic, humanoid frog-like appearance with only a single, huge eye in the center of his forehead like a cyclops. A dense mane and a beard of writhing tentacles grows from his head.

## Overview

Ythogtha was one of the many Ogdru Hem imprisoned by the gods after the defeat of his father Cthulhu. Ythogtha was contained within the Abyss of Yhe, and was worshipped as a god by both the Yugg and various tribes of hominids who inhabited the lost continent of Mu. He is also served by the lord of the Yugg known as Ubb, the *Father of Worms*.

After the demise of the high priest of Shub-Niggurath at the hands of Ghatanothoa, the Cult of Ghatanothoa became the dominant religion on Mu, and its priesthood outlawed all other religions. To overthrow the Cult of Ghatanothoa and restore the declining Cult of Ythogtha to its rightful place as chief religion of Mu, the high priest Zanthu attempted to free his master Ythogtha.

But once he saw the true nature of this beast, abandoned the ritual and fled Mu, recording his endeavors on the twelve "Zanthu Tablets," which also contained all of Ythogtha's sacred rituals and secrets. Moreover, Zanthu was the one who alerted the people of Agartha in regards to this unspeakable horror that would encompass all of Mu which resulted in a battle between Ghatanothoa and Agartha leading to the latter's victory over the Old One. Ythogtha, however, still remained and would seize this opportunity to place himself in the center of Mu's worship.

Fortunately, this did not come to be, as the Elohim were displeased with the people of Mu but answered the request from Agartha. Kanaloa and Poseidon destroyed the continent of Mu, sending it to the bottom of the ocean along with Ythogtha himself.
Empyrean

**Empyrean**, also known as the **Empyrean Heaven**, or the **Timeless Halls**, is the said to be the highest transcended realm in the spheres of Heaven itself, and is the abode of God Himself.

## Overview

It is the highest transcended place of Heaven and is the or the dwelling-place of God, the blessed, celestial beings so divine they are made of pure light, and the source of light and creation.

The first Archangels themselves once dwelled within such a place, and only five known archangels have been there and personally seen God. Those five being Michael, Lucifer, Gabriel, Raphael and Uriel. Metatron is known to have also witnessed God in His abode. As both the Empyrean and the Pleroma exist within the same space but "separated yet united", the archangels are among those that would personally see the two Supreme Beings of all creation.

## Description

To properly describe the Empyrean is said by many to be utterly impossible in human words. However, according to a certain prophet of God, who was fit and worthy enough to enter the Empyrean and even witness God, he describes witnessing an enormous rose, symbolizing divine love, the petals of which are the enthroned souls of the faithful. Angels fly around the rose like bees, distributing peace and love.

The Empyrean is also said to be the realm of which angelic weapons are forged as well. And it is there where the element of fire, or more specifically the divine fire of God known as Aether, is known to manifest and course throughout the realm of the high heaven. The archangel Jophiel oversees the forging of the weapons of Heaven, as well as the gardening that is formed in the interior. The archangel Metatron, on the other hand, is tasked with guarding the outer layers of the Empyrean while writing down the names of those who are most worthy to enter and win over God's favor. The realm is also guarded by a group of powerful angels known as the Empyrean Guard who are equal in power to the Archangels themselves.
Ananke

**Ananke** is the Greek Primordial Goddess (and personification) of inevitability, compulsion and necessity. She is customarily depicted as holding a spindle.

## Overview

Ananke is considered the most powerful dictator of fate and circumstance; mortals as well as gods respected her power and paid her homage. Sometimes considered the mother of the Fates, she is thought to be the only being to influence their decisions.

## Appearance

Ananke has the appearance of a pale woman with white hair and red eyes usually wearing a white dress.
Tree of Knowledge

The **Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil**, often shorten to just the **Tree of Knowledge**, is one of the two trees in the Garden of Eden, the other being the Tree of Life, although many scholars believe that the two trees are the same tree. It is an ancient and divine tree that resides in the Garden of Eden within Heaven even to this day.

## Overview

The tree has become a central item due to the fact that it was used to incite the infamous Fall of Man. After the creation of the first humans, God informed them that they can whatever they please, all except for one, and that is to take a fruit from that tree. However, Adam and Eve were visited by Nachash himself, and told them that the reason that God forbade them from eating the fruit of the tree, was that the fruit would grant them eternal life and divine power.

Due to its massive size and the conditions under which it is grown, the Tree is revered by some cultures; humans used to worship the Tree as a sacred pillar that extended into the heavens, reach towards the realm of God, and remained ambivalent to all conflict. It was known that anyone who approached the tree in order to gain knowledge for selfish or dark needs are consumed by a spirit and died like a withered branch.

Eve was the first and later tempted Adam into eating the fruit. As a result, they were cast out from Heaven for disobedience and were cursed to walk the Earth as ordinary humans. The tree is currently being guarded by the archangel, Uriel. While the fruits themselves are not evil, it was the actions of Adam and Eve that caused disturbance and discord in Creation, as such, the fruit appear to be some sort of linchpins in the chain that keeps the cycle between Order and Chaos balanced.

According to Gabriel, the fruits of the tree do indeed bestow divine power to whomever eats it, but it varies. The tree itself seems to have a will of its own, but still remains impartial in some way. Gabriel again states that the Tree acts as an extension of God, and that it is capable of "reading" a person or entity's soul. It is later proven that the Tree can be overwhelmed by one of incredible power such as Lucifer. For he was able to return to his angelic self after eating one of the fruit from the tree, and the tree's power did not affect him despite being a fallen angel and full of pride. Lucifer explains that this is due to him being the most "perfect creation in existence" and surpassing the tree itself. He stated that it was deceived by his "light".
Uziel

**Uziel** (or **Usiel**) is a fallen archangel mentioned in some variants of 3 Enoch (but Ouza in others), in a variant of Sefer Raziel HaMalakh, in Johannes Trithemius's *Steganographia*, and in John Milton's Paradise Lost.

He was among to very first who joined Lucifer in the War in Heaven and was cast down to Hell for his crime. He later witnessed the construction of Pandemonium and became one of the first infernal nobles.
Angel of Death

An **Angel of Death** is a special and important class of angel created by God with the assistance of Death. They are responsible for reaping the souls of the faithful and pure when it is their time to die.

## Overview

The main mission is to attend to Death with collecting the souls of the religious that worship God (while the reapers collect the souls of everyone else), they also end the life at their appointed death unless they have a mission from a supernatural entity or made a contract with a demon.

## Description

Their main weapon they use for their job is a scythe as they use it to rip the souls of the living when they are meant to die. Because of their weapon and job, they are commonly mistaken to be reapers, though they do work together under the orders of Death or Fate.

The first angel of death to be created was the Archangel of Death, Azrael who rules the entire host of angels of death along with many others high-ranking angels.

The Angels of Death are invisible most of the time, appearing only at the last minute, when their boss Death is about to claim his next victim. They take many forms, such as a truck, malfunctioning racing cars, even runaway trains or barrels of oil. Often they proceed to murder or predict murder.

## Notable Angels of Death

* Azrael (Leader)
* Sariel
* Rahab
* Lucifer (Disputed)
* Michael (Disputed)
Coatlicue

**Coatlicue** is a Aztec earth goddess, a symbol of the earth as both creator and destroyer, mother of the gods and mortals. The dualism that she embodies is powerfully concretized in her image: her face is of two fanged serpents and her skirt is of interwoven snakes (snakes symbolize fertility); her breasts are flabby (she nourished many); her necklace is of hands, hearts, and a skull (she feeds on corpses, as the earth consumes all that dies); and her fingers and toes are claws. Called also Teteoinnan (“Mother of the Gods”) and Toci (“Our Grandmother”), she is a single manifestation of the earth goddess, a multifaceted being who also appears as the fearsome goddess of childbirth, Cihuacóatl (“Snake Woman”; like Coatlicue, called Tonantzin [“Our Mother”), and as Tlazoltéotl, the goddess of sexual impurity and wrongful behaviour.
Odysseus

**Odysseus**, also known as **Ulysses**, is a legendary Greek hero and king of Ithaca who descended from the line of Hermes. He was a general in the Trojan War, being key in the city's fall.

## Overview

Son of Laërtes and Anticlea, husband of Penelope, and father of Telemachus and Acusilaus, Odysseus is renowned for his intellectual brilliance, guile, and versatility, and is thus known by the epithet Odysseus the Cunning. He is most famous for his nostos, or "homecoming", which took him ten eventful years after the decade-long Trojan War and nearly got himself killed several times by monsters, giants and even the gods.

Dante Alighieri claimed to have met Odysseus in during his journey in Hell, being condemned in the 8th circle of Hell.
Achlys

**Achlys** was the Greek Primordial goddess (and personification) of misery, poisons and sadness and who symbolizes the Mist of Death. Achlys also was the eternal night before the void. She is the daughter of Nyx and Khaos though some stories say she is just the daughter of Khaos with no mother.

## Overview

Like her mother's dark, deep, and mysterious characteristics, she wants to make anyone suffer by poisoning them with her potions, and clawing her cheeks to make everyone feel sorry for her, though everyone's reaction is normally vomiting in disgust. She loves the dark insects such as the spiders, cockroaches, and the foggy midnight moons. She also enjoys torturing herself, something that Nyx hates. Unlike her mother, Achlys hates Hemera as she is the eternal night whereas Hemera is the exact opposite of her, the bright day.

She may also have been the goddess of deadly poisons as presented by Nonnus. According to the *Dionysiaca*, Hera procured from Achlys treacherous flowers of the field which shed a sleeping charm over the sons of the Nymphs Lamusides (nurses of Dionysus). The goddess then distilled poisoned drugs over their hair and smeared a magical ointment over their faces, changing their human shape into that of the Horned Centaurs.

## Appearance

She keeps Heracles' shield with her to remind people about the pain and sadness it caused her. Her hobbies are clawing at her cheeks to make them bleed, she takes pleasure in crying no matter how much it hurts. She can create poisonous flowers by just summoning them to her will. She is said to be a victim of famine with looking pale, emaciated, and weeping, with chattering teeth, swollen knees, long nails on her fingers, bloody cheeks, and her shoulders thickly covered with dust.
Unholy Trinity

The **Unholy Trinity**, also called the **False Trinity**, is a triad formed by the Devil, the Trihexa and the Divus, with the intention of copying the divine and perfect Trinity of the Almighty God.

## Overview

Just as God has a trinity formed by God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit, the Devil has his "version" of that trinity, intending to deceive people at the end of time by pretending to be God himself.

Satan is the anti-God, the Trihexa is the anti-Christ, and the Divus is the anti-Holy Spirit. This unholy trinity will persecute believers and deceive many others, resulting in their eternal death.

## Unholy Trinity

### Aliases

Profane Trinity, False Trinity, Anti-Trinity, Evil Trinity, the Devilhood, Triune Devil, Devilhead, Devil's Trinity, Satanic Trinity
Virtue

**Virtues** are part of the second sphere and watch over the movement of the heavenly bodies so that order is maintained. They are also part of the ministries through which signs and miracles are made in the world.

Just as they govern the movements of celestial bodies, they are also said to be in control of the seasons, stars, moon and even the sun, therefore, what is witnessed throughout the vast reaches of space concerning the orbiting of planets, arrangement of stars, as well as specific suns set for a system are all manipulated by the Virtues thus making them one of the most powerful angels in Heaven.

Known as the shining ones, they at times are portrayed as having a physical form, however, these forms appear as if they are melded with the cosmos themselves, a description that fits and reflects off of their duties assigned to them by God. It is also because of this that they have been mistaken for Primordials due to their elemental nature.

They are led by Ariel.

## Known Virtues

* Ariel (Leader)
* Amael (Fallen)
* Purson (Fallen)
* Agares (Fallen)
* Barbatos (Fallen)
Atlach-Nacha

**Atlach-Nacha** is a being created by Clark Ashton Smith for his short story "The Seven Geases"; it has since been referenced and elaborated upon by August Derleth, Colin Wilson, Brian Lumley, Lin Carter, Laurence J. Cornford, James Ambuehl, Ran Cartwright, and many others.

## Description

**Atlach-Nacha** resembles a giant spider with an anthropomorphic face capable of some human expression. It dwells in a cave system beneath Mount Voormithadreth, in the now extinct Arctic kingdom of Hyperborea. There, it spins a great web, bridging the many caverns of the underworld together. In its original appearance in the short story "The Seven Geases", Atlach-Nacha dwelt between the lairs of Tsathoggua and the antehuman sorcerer Haon-Dor.

According to later Chaosium material, Atlach-Nacha's web is a bridge between the Dreamlands and the waking world. It is believed that when the web is complete, the end of the world will come.

According to the fiction of Lin Carter, it is served by the "Grey Weavers". A burial ritual in the *Book of Eibon* references this god.
Amun

Amun, **god of the air**, was one of the eight primordial Egyptian deities. Amun's role evolved over the centuries; during the Middle Kingdom he became the King of the deities and in the New Kingdom he became a nationally worshipped god. He eventually merged with Ra, the ancient sun god, to become Amun-Ra.

It is thought that Amun created himself and then everything else in the universe, but distanced himself from it as “the original inscrutable and indivisible creator.” When Amun and Ra merged, he became a visible and invisible deity, which appealed to the ancient Egyptians’ concept of Ma’at or balance. Amun is depicted as a goose, snake, or ram, and also as a man with the head of a ram, frog, royal cobra, crocodile, or ape.

Amun-Ra was the father and protector of the pharaoh, and was the subject of a cult. Royal women had a complex relationship with the cult of Amun; Queen Nefertari received the title of “God’s Wife of Amun” and the female Pharaoh Hatshepsut claimed she had the right to rule because her mother was impregnated by Amun, thus being his daughter empowered her ascendancy.

Amun revealed his will and wishes through the use of oracles controlled by the priests. Amun had a following of priests who were overthrown by the Pharaoh Akhnaton when he replaced the worship of Amun with Aton. This change only lasted for one monarch and was reversed during the reign of Akhnaton’s son, Tutankhamun, perhaps better known as King Tut, by priests who controlled him.
Primordial Beasts

### Aliases

Ancient Beasts, Primordial Monsters, Legendary Monsters, Endbringers, Gods of Restoration, Rulers of Nature and Animals, Titans, First Beasts

## Origin and Status

### Origin

Created from the sapient pieces of Therion

### Classified as

Spirit

The **Primordial Beasts** are the primordial creatures that reside on Earth and are mainly created by God to maintain the sea, land and sky along with Creation itself.

## Overview

Primordial Beasts are ancient and power creatures that rule over natural existence of Creation, specifically Earth. Created by God from the pieces of Therion, these beasts of tremendous size roam the Earth before the rise of man.

It should be noted that Primordial Beasts, unlike the Primordials themselves, are not personifications of any concept or idea.

## Appearance

Like Primordials, Primordial Beasts do not possesses an common appearance but instead have different appearance according to the specific beast. What is certain is that all primordial beasts' true appearance is animalistic and monstrous in form and that all have at least one human form.

## Notable Primordial Beasts

### Legendary Primordial Beasts

* Behemoth
* Caelum
* Trihexa
* Divus
* Typhoeus
Kaalut

**Kaalut** is a fictional character created by J. B. Lee for the short story "Genuine Article" (January, 1998).

## Overview

Kaalut is a gigantic insectoid larva-like horror, dwelling in the nebulous realm of K'gil'mnon, along with the Gharoides, its parasitic insectoid servants. It also likely has human worshipers.

Kaalut's powers vary but the most prominent are mind manipulation, telepathy, omniscience, invulnerability, immortality and possibly reality warping though this is not confirmed. Because of this, it may even rival Nyarlathotep in power. Kaalut's age is unknown though it is said to be as old as reality itself.

The cults who worship Kaalut are supposedly given supernatural powers that cannot be explained by regular science. The Gharoides also might have the same abilities.
Nox

**Nox**, also known as **Night**, is the primordial Roman goddess of the night, who was held in great esteem among the ancients. Her counterpart is the Greek goddess Nyx, though she is truly an avatar of the Greek goddess to deal with the Roman Empire.

## Overview

A shadowy figure, Nox stood at or near the beginning of creation born of Khaos and mothered other personified deities. With Scotus, Nyx gives birth to Aether and Dies. Later, on her own, Nox gives birth to Fatum, Letum, Mors, Somnus, the Somnia, Querella, Miseria, the Parcae, Nemesis, Senectus, Discordia alongside many others.

So fragile is the line between sleep and death, the difference only waking with the dawn. In that darkness she reigns, as the sun sinks below the horizon, as stalkers hunt their prey, as shadows thicken to consume the light. She is primal in a way that even the mightiest of Gods must fear, for she is the Goddess of Night, Nox, and from her was born all the certainties of life.

Friendship and Love, Sunsets and Dreams, these are the Gods of inspiration. Nox is mother to them all. So too is she the mother of misfortune: Doom and Blame, Deceit, Strife, Woe and Death. Nox must love and protect all her children equally, as any mother would. They are her calling and her curse; her greatest pride and deepest shame. It is for her children she has now come to war.

**Description**

Clothed not in black, but blackness, Nox is rarely seen. She glides between the light, just at the edge of vision. A specter. Even the God of Thunder is known to fear her, for Nox could steal his whispered breath and send him to a sleep eternal where dreams do not exist and no one ever wakes with the dawn.

She was called the subduer of gods and men, and relates that Jupiter himself stood in awe of her. In the ancient cosmogonies Night is one of the very first created beings, for she is described as the daughter of Khaos, and the sister of Scotus, by whom she became the mother of Aether and Dies. In later poets, with whom she is merely the personification of the darkness of night, she is sometimes described as a winged goddess, and sometimes as riding in a chariot, covered with a dark garment and accompanied by the stars in her course.

## Nox

### Aliases

Goddess of Night, Subduer of Gods and Men, Personification of the Darkness of the Night, Winged Reaper of the Night, Giver of the Night

## Relatives

### Siblings

Terra, Tartarus, Amor, Scotus, Caelus, Necessitas
Baraqiel

**Baraqiel** is the ninth fallen angel member of the Grigori.

## Overview

Baraqiel was the 9th Watcher of the 20 leaders of the 200 fallen angels that are mentioned in an ancient work called the Book of Enoch. The name means "Lightning of God", which is fitting since it has been said that Baraqiel taught men astrology during the days of Jared or Yered.

## History

### Background

Baraqiel belonged to the angelic host of Watchers, who descended from Heaven to observe and oversee the development of mankind but were forbidden from interfering in their affairs. Baraqiel was partnered with Ananiel, the angel of storms, Ramiel the angel of thunder alongside Matariel the angel of rain even though Matariel was not among the Grigori host though they still often acted as partners, to bring forth great tempests of rain, thunder, and lightning across the world.

### Fall of the Watchers

Unfortunately, Baraqiel was among the Watchers would come to cohabit with mortal women, mating mated with these women and giving rise to a race of hybrids known as the Nephilim, monstrous yet divine giants. Baraqiel was approached Matariel, demanding to know what roused him to commit such debauchery but Baraqiel gave no clear answer as he is bound by the sacred oath of the Watchers.

Like the rest of his fellow Watchers, Baraqiel showed humans the forbidden powers of the world. The rituals Baraqiel performed were an object of fascination for men. He brought to them the gift of tamed lightning. Despite the widespread appreciation for the fruits of this work, few volunteered to assist. Baraqiel was known not only for the power he commanded, but also his lack of respect for it. His fall was the first to prove that Watchers were not complete in their wisdom or their immortality.

## Personality

Baraqiel has a serious, rigid warrior-type personality. He oblivious to jokes, taking them in a literal sense. He also has something of a sadistic side to him, expressing joy at unleashing bolts of great lighting across the raging tempests of the world. He views the destructive side of nature as beautiful and wonderous to behold, a viewed shared with Ananiel.

Baraqiel was also eager to showcase his power to morals, and more so when he would see how mortals would come to appreciate and admire said power that Baraqiel wielded. He was one of the few angels that did not care much for his Nephilim children though he was ecstatic upon seeing his children display the same power of lighting as he did. In the end, Baraqiel had no sympathy for his children when they were slaughtered by Gabriel as he was one of the few Watchers that was disgusted by their acts of plillaging and cannibalism.

## Baraqiel

### Aliases

Baraqel, Baraqyal, Barak, Barachiel, Sanat Kumara, Moksha Jehannum, Lightning of God, Angel Appointed over Lightning
Bezaliel

**Bezaliel**, the Angel of Shadows, was the 13th Watcher of the 20 leaders of the 200 fallen angels that are mentioned in the Book of Enoch.

## Overview

Among being known as the Angel of Shadows, his name is also synonymous with "Shadow of God" but with no relation to Azathoth. Instead, he personifies the shadows and shades in creation. Thus it makes him one of the most mysterious angels in all of creation, with many beings Heaven and Hell as well not knowing his character truly. Because of this, Bezaliel would be tasked by Samyaza to observe and relay information back to him that would be of some use to the Watchers.

## Description

His features are all shrouded in just enough shadow that they cannot be made out, no matter what angle he stands at, nor how much light is shone on him. Bezaliel's eyes are in stark contrast to this, at least on occasion, as they flare with bright white lights when under stress. At his side, he carries a sheathed sword which no one has ever seen him draw. On his belt dangles a book on a leather strap, the inside of which no angel has ever set eyes upon. Neither the book nor the sword were present on his fall, and only appeared a few years after, which has caused much speculation among both angels and demons alike.
Eros

**Eros**,also known as **Cupid**, is the Greek Primordial God of Love, known for being the most beautiful of the immortal gods.

## Overview

He was the driving force behind the generation of new life in the cosmos. Eros was the son of Khaos, the original emptiness of the Universe. He is the younger brother to Chronos, Tartarus and Gaia and the older brother to Nyx and Erebus. He was also equivalent to Thesis (Creation) and Physis (Nature).

Before he would become one with the concepts of existence and that which gives purpose to all things, Eros placed a piece of himself within the womb of Aphrodite in order to be reborn as a lesser but mighty god, likely around during the concept of said deity between Aphrodite and Ares, and finds a place among the Olympian pantheon to become the god of love.

## Appearance

A universal cosmic force, he became Aphrodite’s companion soon after her birth, which he had previously overseen. Eros, despite being a love deity, is so powerful that even Zeus shows apprehension of him as the Primordial exceeds Zeus in power and age. Eros has been connected to the primordial entity Phanes to where sometimes they are both treated as the same deity.
Rimmon

**Rimmon**, also known as **Remmon** or **Remnon**, is a demonic god from Syria, who is actually a fallen archangel, Duke under Asmodeus, the Infernal Emperor's first physician and Hell's ambassador to Russia.

## Rimmon

### Aliases

Hell's ambassador to Russia, Prince or Duke of Hell

### Affiliations

Lucifer (Leader), Asmodeus (superior), Adramelech, Buer, Bune, Morax, Zagan (colleagues under Asmodeus)

## Relatives

### Alignment

Evil

Rimmon was originally an archangel, who took part in the War of Heaven, after which he was cast down alongside Lucifer and was present during his rally in Pandemonium. Within the Bible he appears as the god of the Syrians who oppose Israel. Naaman, a Syrian commander, who worshipped the idol, was cured from eprosy by the Israelite prophet Elisha with the power of Yahweh.

## In The Bible

Rimmon is mentioned in 2 Kings 5:18 within the Bible:

*Yet in this thing may the Lord pardon your servant: when my master goes into the temple of Rimmon to worship there, and he leans on my hand, and I bow down in the temple of Rimmon—when I bow down in the temple of Rimmon, may the Lord please pardon your servant in this thing.*
Gehenna

**Gehenna**, also known as **Gehinnom**, **Yiddish Gehinnam**, **Gai Ben-Hinnom** or **The Fires of Perdition**, is a large sector within Hell that is fully controlled by Satan or Moloch and Malphas if Satan is currently preoccupied.

## Overview

Gehenna is also called **Tophet**, or the **Valley of Dead Bones**. It is a place filled with misery and cruelty as a punishment meant for the truly wicked and greedy after being judged by Satan himself. An eternal realm filled with both fire and ice, it is completely unlivable for most beings even including some gods. Hel herself had said that she does not want to be even near that sector as she can feel both elements damage her divine body.

The structure is also broken, anyone losing their footing could tumble for miles/kilometers before finding enough purchase on the slope to halt their fall. Nearly all terrain that was not a river of ice cold water or lava was slightly slippery to quite slick. Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occurred often, tearing the land apart. On the hotter layers, unprotected flammable items and creatures would catch fire from the glowing ground or heated gases being ejected.

The creatures that live in Gehenna are mainly demons and devils along but they are other species that live here which are Barghests, Imps, Manes, Mephits, Achaierai and even some dragons.

## Four Layers of Gehenna

There are four separate layers in Gehenna.

### Khalas

The uppermost layer, Khalas, was the most livable of the four layers with many waterfalls cascading down the slopes, the largest being the river Styx. The Styx followed a rough path down the slope, fell for thousands of feet/meters, ran through twisty rapids before finally disappearing into underground passages. Steam rose into the infinite and empty black sky making the horizon glow a dull red. The portals looked like black chasms in the floor of deep underground passages. This is the only way to enter Gehenna for the rest of Hell.

### Chamada

The second layer, Chamada, was the most violently active layer with lava cascades thousands of miles/kilometers wide and city-sized volcanoes yawning open on the slopes. The air was foul with acrid smoke for ten miles above the surface and would cause blindness to unprotected eyes and had the effect of a stinking cloud on the lungs. Below ground the air was fresher but stank of burning flesh and hair.

### Mungoth

The third layer, Mungoth, was a land of falling ash and burning snow. The furnaces of this layer were fewer and farther apart, allowing ice and snow to build up in the darker places between active areas. Travelers had to brave the never-ending avalanches of wet snow and fiery rock. Underground passages were relatively safe.

### Krangath

The fourth layer, Krangath, is devoid of any volcanic activity, even underground. All was dark and freezing cold. The name of this layer means literally "dead furnaces". This is where Satan, Malphas and Moloch rule from in their own separate palaces (castle for Satan).
Chazaqiel

**Chazaqiel**, the Angel of Fog, was the eighth Watcher of the twenty leaders of the 200 fallen angels that are mentioned in an ancient work called *The Book of Enoch*.

## Overview

Chazaqiel is an angel of the clouds, fallen to earth due to the machinations of Naamah and the Nashiym seducing their will and mind. She originally remained stationed atop of the clouds in both day and night and at times would move the clouds near the earth for the Antediluvians to experience the heavenly aroma that the angels reside in since time immemorial.

Unable to touch the ground and unable to ascend, she is caught between the pull of two powerful forces. After her fall, she becomes the heavy and looming darkness that represents one of the weaknesses of man, and in her case it is anxiety. A crushing force that drains the hues from everything it touches and empties the sky of its splendor.

## Description

The name means "Cloud of God", other times it means the Mists of God, which is fitting since it was said that Chazaqiel taught men the knowledge of the clouds, meteorology. Michael Knibb translates this angel as being the "Shooting Star of God".
Yig

**Yig** is one of the Great Old Ones, whose domain was mostly in Central America and the southern states of the USA.

## Overview

Unlike some other Great Old Ones, like Cthulhu, Yig appears to be comprehensible to humanity: He serves as the god of all snakes, who are said to be his children. Killing a snake makes Yig wrathful and he usually punishes said killer by either death or transforming them into a new snake.
Brahma

Brahma is a Hindu god, referred to as "the Creator" within the Trimurti, the trinity of supreme divinity that includes Vishnu and Shiva. He is associated with creation, knowledge, and the Vedas. Brahma is prominently mentioned in creation legends. In some Puranas, he created himself in a golden embryo known as the Hiranyagarbha
Gla'aki

**Glaaki**, or **Gla'aki**, is a Great Old One. He has the shape of an enormous slug covered with metallic spines that, despite their appearance, are actually organic growths. Gla'aki can also extrude tentacles with eyes at the tips, allowing him to peer from underneath the water.

As old as the stars themselves, Gla'aki has a vast reservoir of knowledge, not only of the supernatural entities that exist on Earth, but of those which predate it.

## Cult of Gla'aki

Gla'aki's cult, a group of depraved humans both mortal and undead, wrote a series of scriptures known as The Revelations of Gla'aki. What these writings contain is unknown, though it cannot be anything good.
Bùri

**Búri** (or Buri) was the first god in Norse mythology. He had neither father nor mother, but was created by a cow named Audhumla. As she licked the salt blocks of Ginnagagap, the shape of a man, Búri, was formed. Búri had a son named Borr. Borr, through his wife Bestla, had three sons who were gods: Odin, Vili and Vé.

Even though he is said to have been created by the divine cow, his exact origin is blurry, with multiple versions being:

1. According to the legend, he was delivered from the ice by the magic cow licking it, the hair the first day, the head the second day, and Búri itself the third.
2. Other accounts state he emerged from the ice by himself.
3. Another legend states Amdula licked his form from an ice block.
4. According to the book "A guide to Norse Religion", Búri was born at Ginnungagap the same way and along Ymir.

He was succeeded by Borr after his son bested him in combat, and his other son Njord left to found Vanaheim and sire the Vanir. Borr in turn took a wife (the giantess Bestla) and fathered his sons. Búri went to live recluse in the northern reaches of Scandinavia, in Nastrond, living among ephemerous servants he created by sculpting ice and animated with life.

During the Aesir-Vanir War, Búri witnessed from afar the death of Mimir (a peace hostage given by Odin), decapitated by the Aesir, and the eventual annexation of the Vanir to Asgard. He was eventually forgotten by the Asgardians.
Oracle

An **Oracle** is a person considered to provide wise and insightful counsel or prophetic predictions, most notably including precognition of the future, inspired by deities. As such, it is a form of divination. They were also regarded as prophets.

## Description

Oracles were thought to be portals through which the gods spoke directly to people. In this sense they were different from seers (manteis, μάντεις) who interpreted signs sent by the gods through bird signs, animal entrails, and other various methods. Due to their connection to the gods, oracles were also regarded as Barbelo's prophets in contrast to Her consort's own prophets of Abrahamic religion.

The most important oracles of Greek antiquity were Pythia (priestess to Apollo at Delphi), and the oracle of Dione and Zeus at Dodona in Epirus. Other oracles of Apollo were located at Didyma and Mallus on the coast of Anatolia, at Corinth and Bassae in the Peloponnese, and at the islands of Delos and Aegina in the Aegean Sea. Most oracles were female while very few were male, though the feminine images of an oracle alludes to them being the prophetesses of Asherah Herself.

The Sibylline Oracles are a collection of oracular utterances written in Greek hexameters ascribed to the Sibyls, prophetesses who uttered divine revelations in frenzied states.
World of Mirror

The **World of Mirror**, also called the **Reverse World**, **Realm of Reflections**, and **Inverted Universe**, is a mysterious world that is part of God's Creation, existing as the world inside a mirror's reflection or anything that has a reflection. This realm is quite unknown, but it is believed to be practically the same as ours, being literally another Multiverse, only inverted.

However, it is believed that some creatures that exist in the Normal World do not exist in the Inverted World, like vampires, which is possibly one reason Vampires do not have reflections. However, due to the realm being quite mysterious, it is unknown if really all reflections (including people) are other versions of their normal realm counterparts.

It is, in general, the same as the normal world, but existing in an inverted way, for example, if a person looks at a word, in the mirror it is inverted. The same is true in the Mirro-World, with everything being inverted. Normally, it is impossible to access this parallel world. But with magic and other abilities that involve traveling through space and time, it makes it possible to travel there.
Ramiel

**Ramiel** is a fallen Watcher in the apocryphal Book of Enoch, the 6th of 20 leaders of the 200 angels turned into fallen angels.

## Overview

Ramiel fell from grace alongside his Watcher brethren due to the taking of mortal wives, mating with them, and then teaching forbidden knowledge. Ramiel's name translates to "Thunder of God", or God's Thunder, as the word itself is a combination of the words ra'am and God.

After the arrest of the Watchers, Ramiel was one of the few members of the Watchers who repented and forgiven by God for his actions.

## History

### Background

Before his fall, Ramiel was tasked into watching over the humans alongside his Grigori brethren, and provide thunderous sounds that accompany the lighting being conjured by the archangel Baraqiel. Ramiel served as Baraqiel's loyal lieutenant, the two embodying the forces of thunder and lightning.

### Fall from Grace

If Baraqiel's fall was like a strike of lightning, Ramiel's was like the rumbling of thunder. One fell after the other, Ramiel loyal as ever following the lead of his heavenly brother Barachiel wherever he went, even when he began delving deeper into the dark arts in search for greater power and even when he presented himself before God's throne to renounce his servitude to the great deity.

Emboldened by his brother, Ramiel opened his mouth in preparation rebuke his creator with his tremendous shout, but before he could complete his sentence he watch as Barachiel was thrown out of the throne room and sent plummeting over the edge of heaven. Ramiel's mind scrambled to process what had happened, but before it could he too felt the hand of God eject him from the heavenly plane with a tremendous force unlike anything he had ever felt before.

### Vengeance

It is said that the impact from the fall shattered Ramiel, sending his thunderous essence across the earth. Tremendous storms formed during this period and clouds blanketed the sky for decades over the region where he fell. Despite being broken eventually the fallen angel rose once again, having lost much of his holy essence but still surprisingly alive.

Unfortunately for the other fallen, Ramiel has not been the same since his fall, blaming Barachiel for his broken state and refusing to trust in any being but himself. Ramiel also secretly plots to usurp all power for himself and works only with the other fallen so he may advance this goal. Once he has achieved ultimate power he plans to unleash it upon the fallen so they suffer for guiding him to his painful downfall.
Yibb-Tstll

**Yibb-Tstll** (*The Patient One*) is an Outer God, said to watch at the center of all time as the universe revolves. Because of this insight, only Yog-Sothoth is said to be wiser. Its blood, the Black, is a weapon which takes the form of black snowflakes that stick to and smother a victim. The god's touch causes an instant change in the person affected—this change is usually fatal but occasionally brings some benefit.

## Overview

Having a close connection to the Great Old One Bugg-Shash, so should Yibb-Tstll be regarded as a Great Old One - specifically in the *Drowners* group, parasitic alien entities which thrive by vampyrizing the Great Old Ones themselves.

## Appearance

Yibb-Tstll is sometimes described as an immobile, dark, tentacled entity with a pulpy, alien head, detached eyes, and large bat wings under which countless Night-gaunts suck black milk from its innumerable breasts.
Esoteric Order of Dagon

The **Order of Dagon**, also known as the **Esoteric Order of Dagon**, is a malevolent cult devoted to the Deep Ones, specifically the one known as Dagon.

## Overview

The Esoteric Order of Dagon was the primary religion in Innsmouth after Captain Obed Marsh returned from the South Seas with the dark religion circa 1838. It is especially prominent in the port of the dreaded ghost town of Innsmouth and many of its members are corrupted by the Deep Ones and are willing to murder in order to keep power within the community.

It quickly took root due to its promises of expensive gold artifacts and fish, which were desired by the primarily-fishing town. The Order was seemingly destroyed when one of Obed Marsh's lost descendants sent the U.S. Treasury Department to seize the town. As a result, the town was more or less destroyed, and the Order was thought disbanded.

## Description

The central beings worshipped by the Order were the Deep Ones, Dagon, Mother Hydra, and, to a lesser extent, Cthulhu. The Deep Ones were seen largely as intermediaries between the various gods, rather than as gods themselves. Even so, the cultists sacrificed various locals to the Deep Ones at specific times in exchange for a limitless supply of gold and fish.

The Esoteric Order of Dagon had three oaths which members had to take. The first was an oath of secrecy, the second, an oath of loyalty, and the third, an oath to marry a Deep One and bear or sire its child.
Sheol

**Sheol**, in the Hebrew Bible, is dark region within Hell and the darkest most desolate realm of all. It is also the eternal prison of the Watchers for rebelling against their sacred duties by taking human wives and spawning the Nephilim.

## Description

While the Hebrew Bible describes Sheol as the permanent place of the dead, in the Second Temple period (roughly 500 BC – 70 AD) Sheol is considered to be the home of the wicked dead, while Paradise is the home of the righteous dead until the Last Judgement (e.g. 1 Enoch 22; Luke 16:19–31). In some texts, Sheol was equated with Gehenna in the Talmud. This is reflected in the New Testament where Hades is both the underworld of the dead and the personification of it.

In the Old Testament, the most common way of describing Sheol is as the house of death. It is the realm of the dead, where all the dead go. This is even personified in Proverbs 1–9, where Lady Folly’s house, and the meal she serves there, is characterized by death. Samyaza is prince over this house of the dead with Death as his hangman and jailer. As chief of the Watchers, Samyaza had been cast down to eat dirt for the rest of his days, and the dirt he eats is that of his realm, the grave (Genesis 3:14). The place of the dead is enemy territory, ruled by the first and greatest enemy of humankind, the accuser.

## Overview

Speaking of meals, the Old Testament speaks of Sheol as one who is never satisfied, always attempting to fill its belly but never achieving its goal. Nothing less than all of humanity will satiate it (Proverbs 30:15; Habakkuk 2:5). Its mouth is an open pit, swallowing all eventually. This insatiable gluttony is one of the reasons why it is often characterized as the abode of humanity’s final enemy, death itself, and why death is even called humanity’s shepherd (Psalm 49:14).

Sheol is also symbolically characterized in the Old Testament as the opposite of the Promised Land. To put it geographically, it is the ultimate place of exilic wilderness, a place from which one cannot return to the land flowing with milk and honey. Instead, the only meal one can eat in Sheol is dust and ash. Further, instead of God being praised in the sanctuary — an act which of necessity is bodily — there is no praise of God in Sheol, and the dead do not remember him. Most striking is Psalm 6:5: “In death there is no remembrance of you; in Sheol who will give you praise?” Likewise, Isaiah 38:18 reads, “Sheol does not thank you; death does not praise you; those who go down to the pit do not hope for your faithfulness.”