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The Obsessed - Madmen
The Obsessed are spawn of Ur-Jubaal, Lord of Madness. These demons are spirits of the unpredictable, wrath-filled nature of Chaos. Like their creator, they sow fear and panic everywhere. Charging into attack, the obsessed scream and cry as if in pain, but begin to laugh when wounded.
Those obsessed who miraculously survive on the Path of Madness for a long time acquire a twisted sense of humor; everything around them seems amusing, or even hilarious. This leads to behavior that shocks enemies and strips them of their resolve. The jokes of madmen usually do not lead to own amusement.
Hellhounds - Cerberi
Hellhounds are servants of Ur-Vomoch, Lord of Gluttony. These two-headed fire-breathing mastiffs surpass wolves and even saber-toothed tigers in size, speed, and fury.
When the heads of a hellhound begin to growl together, merging into one malevolent voice, it is a sign that they have attained the mental coordination inherent to cerberi, and are now capable of attacking several targets at once.
Succubi - Lilim
Some children of Ashan who gave their souls to Urgash and the Lords of Sheol become succubi or incubi after death. Since they were powerful servants of demonic cults in their previous lives, this grants them an unusually high position in the demon hierarchy, although most clearly lack the wit, strength, and determination to become more than mere servants. Their "mortal" origin makes them useful as spies or diplomats, and in support of this role, they gain abilities to cast illusions and change their own appearance.
Lilim are succubi who have found their calling in military affairs. They are highly valued in many legions of Sheol. They have directed their art of seduction toward disarming opponents, making them very difficult to fight. Lilim view battle as a prelude to a passionate death, and often lean over a fallen opponent to give one last kiss before the enamored gaze forever fades from his eyes.
Progenitors - Broodmothers
A Progenitor, spawn of Ur-Aazeel, is a fat, pulsating mass of flesh from which imps are constantly born through various orifices. They are practically incapable of movement, shaking with an irresistible urge to reproduce, and spend a significant portion of their strength keeping the body from mutating. Progenitors feed on mana, the reserves of which they can sense from kilometers away, but do not hesitate to sate their hunger with their own offspring.
Broodmothers are progenitors who have developed a primal drive for reproduction so great that they are capable of spawning others like themselves. No one has seen a father-progenitor, and there is a reason for that. To continue the species, Broodmothers need only the boundless power of Chaos provided by Urgash, in addition to the constant stream of imps their bodies bring into the world.
Sadists - Perverts
Sadists are servants of Ur-Traggala, Lord of Pain. They are nourished by the boundless suffering of Urgash and torture their own bodies with incredible agonies. Their own pain gives them strength, and they strike enemies using the same techniques they use to torture themselves. The primary weapon of sadists is their skeleton, and in battle, they are capable of literally tearing their body apart. Their ribs can spring from the chest to pierce an enemy, and the bones of their arms can lengthen, emerging from the fingers to form razor-sharp bone blades.
Perverts have learned not only to bristle with sharp bones but also to release acid and bile. This causes unbearable suffering for the perverts themselves, but their victims feel even greater pain.
Destroyers - Ravagers
With their enormous horns and basalt-covered hooves, destroyers—servants of Ur-Krag, Lord of Destruction—are easily recognized on the battlefield. In combat, they charge fiercely (and sometimes blindly) at enemies, impaling them with horns, crushing them with swings of massive arms, or simply trampling them into a bloody pulp with their hooves. If necessary, they also make decent siege rams.
A Ravager cannot be mistaken for a destroyer. When this creature appears on the battlefield, it becomes the only opponent the enemies see. It emits such an aura of inevitable doom that even experienced commanders forget caution and direct all attacks at the ravager. Their hasty decision is understandable, for this creature represents one of the most powerful destructive forces inhabiting the sulfur-smelling lands of Sheol.
Abyss Demons - Abyss Lords
Urgash, the Primal Dragon of Chaos, defeated, wounded, and imprisoned in Sheol, is full of hatred for his sister Asha and her creation. Ur-Hikon, Lord of Hatred, embodies this boundless malice, and the mighty abyss demons are his strongest servants. It is said that the only being an abyss demon does not feel hatred toward is himself, though even this is debatable.
Abyss Lords are abyss demons who have risen through their complex hierarchical ladder. They are considered incarnations of pure hatred, surpassed in strength and cruelty only by archdemons.
The Obsessed are spawn of Ur-Jubaal, Lord of Madness. These demons are spirits of the unpredictable, wrath-filled nature of Chaos. Like their creator, they sow fear and panic everywhere. Charging into attack, the obsessed scream and cry as if in pain, but begin to laugh when wounded.
Those obsessed who miraculously survive on the Path of Madness for a long time acquire a twisted sense of humor; everything around them seems amusing, or even hilarious. This leads to behavior that shocks enemies and strips them of their resolve. The jokes of madmen usually do not lead to own amusement.
Hellhounds - Cerberi
Hellhounds are servants of Ur-Vomoch, Lord of Gluttony. These two-headed fire-breathing mastiffs surpass wolves and even saber-toothed tigers in size, speed, and fury.
When the heads of a hellhound begin to growl together, merging into one malevolent voice, it is a sign that they have attained the mental coordination inherent to cerberi, and are now capable of attacking several targets at once.
Succubi - Lilim
Some children of Ashan who gave their souls to Urgash and the Lords of Sheol become succubi or incubi after death. Since they were powerful servants of demonic cults in their previous lives, this grants them an unusually high position in the demon hierarchy, although most clearly lack the wit, strength, and determination to become more than mere servants. Their "mortal" origin makes them useful as spies or diplomats, and in support of this role, they gain abilities to cast illusions and change their own appearance.
Lilim are succubi who have found their calling in military affairs. They are highly valued in many legions of Sheol. They have directed their art of seduction toward disarming opponents, making them very difficult to fight. Lilim view battle as a prelude to a passionate death, and often lean over a fallen opponent to give one last kiss before the enamored gaze forever fades from his eyes.
Progenitors - Broodmothers
A Progenitor, spawn of Ur-Aazeel, is a fat, pulsating mass of flesh from which imps are constantly born through various orifices. They are practically incapable of movement, shaking with an irresistible urge to reproduce, and spend a significant portion of their strength keeping the body from mutating. Progenitors feed on mana, the reserves of which they can sense from kilometers away, but do not hesitate to sate their hunger with their own offspring.
Broodmothers are progenitors who have developed a primal drive for reproduction so great that they are capable of spawning others like themselves. No one has seen a father-progenitor, and there is a reason for that. To continue the species, Broodmothers need only the boundless power of Chaos provided by Urgash, in addition to the constant stream of imps their bodies bring into the world.
Sadists - Perverts
Sadists are servants of Ur-Traggala, Lord of Pain. They are nourished by the boundless suffering of Urgash and torture their own bodies with incredible agonies. Their own pain gives them strength, and they strike enemies using the same techniques they use to torture themselves. The primary weapon of sadists is their skeleton, and in battle, they are capable of literally tearing their body apart. Their ribs can spring from the chest to pierce an enemy, and the bones of their arms can lengthen, emerging from the fingers to form razor-sharp bone blades.
Perverts have learned not only to bristle with sharp bones but also to release acid and bile. This causes unbearable suffering for the perverts themselves, but their victims feel even greater pain.
Destroyers - Ravagers
With their enormous horns and basalt-covered hooves, destroyers—servants of Ur-Krag, Lord of Destruction—are easily recognized on the battlefield. In combat, they charge fiercely (and sometimes blindly) at enemies, impaling them with horns, crushing them with swings of massive arms, or simply trampling them into a bloody pulp with their hooves. If necessary, they also make decent siege rams.
A Ravager cannot be mistaken for a destroyer. When this creature appears on the battlefield, it becomes the only opponent the enemies see. It emits such an aura of inevitable doom that even experienced commanders forget caution and direct all attacks at the ravager. Their hasty decision is understandable, for this creature represents one of the most powerful destructive forces inhabiting the sulfur-smelling lands of Sheol.
Abyss Demons - Abyss Lords
Urgash, the Primal Dragon of Chaos, defeated, wounded, and imprisoned in Sheol, is full of hatred for his sister Asha and her creation. Ur-Hikon, Lord of Hatred, embodies this boundless malice, and the mighty abyss demons are his strongest servants. It is said that the only being an abyss demon does not feel hatred toward is himself, though even this is debatable.
Abyss Lords are abyss demons who have risen through their complex hierarchical ladder. They are considered incarnations of pure hatred, surpassed in strength and cruelty only by archdemons.