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Ukobach Low-ranking Demon who invented fireworks and the art of frying food. Ukobach appears with an inflamed body. Beelzebub assigns him to tend the oil in the cauldrons of Hell. He throws

Um Es Sibyan Arabian Demon who, as does Lilith, preys upon newborn children. Um Es Sibyan has the body of a chicken, the face of a human, and the chest of a

How to create a Familiar : A familiar is a spirit that maintains regular contact with a person, sometimes acting in service or guardianship, or providing information and instruction. The term familiar

The Alrunes: Shapeshifting Sorceresses and Household Spirits of Germanic and Scandinavian Lore The Alrunes (or Alraunes) are enigmatic figures in Germanic and Scandinavian mythology, embodying the complex interplay between magic, domesticity, and the supernatural. These

‘Alukah A Pronunciation: Ah-LOU-ca A Originally, ‘Alukah A was a specific Demon from ancient Babylonian lore that was absorbed into Hasidic lore.  There, she became a Succubus and the mother of two

Agrat bat Mahalat : The Dancing Roof Demon; Mistress of Sorceresses Agrat bat Mahalat (Hebrew for “Agrat daughter of Mahalat”) is a queen of Demons. She commands 180,000 malicious spirits (18 legions

Baalberith: Master of the Covenant; Master of the Promise Baalberith, also written Balberith and Baal-Berith, is a major figure in later Christian demonology whose identity developed from an ancient deity of covenant

Nantes Incubus (12th century) Demon who had sex with a woman for at least six years, before being exorcized by St. Bernard. When St. Bernard traveled to Nantes, Brittany, France, in 1135

A ghoul is a demon in Islamic lore who feeds on the flesh of human beings, especially travelers, children or corpses stolen out of graves. The name comes from the Arabic terms

rakshasa In Indian folklore, a Demon that appears as a black figure with yellow or flaming hair, and wearing a wreath of entrails. Their name literally means “destroyer,” and rakshasas are considered