
Kingu: The Father of Humanity
Kingu, also spelled as Qingu is one of the offsprings of Tiamat. The name Kingu means “unskilled laborer”. He was a god in the Babylonian

Kingu, also spelled as Qingu is one of the offsprings of Tiamat. The name Kingu means “unskilled laborer”. He was a god in the Babylonian

Azanigin, also referred to as “Mother of All Demons”, is a fairly obscure demon within demonology. She is said to embody all the qualities of

Elelogap is a demon mentioned within the Grimorium Verum although there is no hierarchy tied. The demon is mentioned as being under the servitude of

Hydriel is another of the wandering dukes and one of the thirty-one aerial spirits of King Solomon. Like the other wandering dukes, he is also

Kusarikku, also known as the Bull Man is an Ancient Mesopotamian mythological creature that was associated with the god of sun and justice, Shamash. He

Gremory is the Fifty-sixth Spirit of the Ars Goetia. She is a Powerful and Strong Duchess who rules over 26 legions of demons. The term

Trimasel is a demon mentioned within the Grimorium Verum although he is not ascribed to any hierarchy. The demon also goes by the name Trimasael although

Girtablullu or aqrabuamelu is one of the creations of Tiamat. The title “Scorpion Man” was given to him in the Enuma Elish. He is the

Umū dabrūtu is a group of ancient Mesopotamian mythical creatures created by the mother goddess, Tiamat. They were among the eleven monsters sent to fight

Kulullu is one of the monsters created by Tiamat to fight against Marduk. The name “Kulullu” means “Fish man”. He is a guardian figure associated

Lahmu and Lahamu were the first twin primordial gods created by Tiamat. Lahamu is the female and Lahmu the male. These deities mated and birthed Anshar and

Musisin is one of the inferior demons mentioned within the Grimorium Verum. The demon is also referred to as Musofin, Muzzi, or Reschin although these names

Usumgallu is a great Sumerian Dragon mentioned in Akkadian mythology. He is one of the three-horned serpents. The other two are Basmu and Musmahhu. The

Mušmaḫḫū is the seven-headed dragon inscribed in Sumerian as MUS.MAH which means “exalted/distinguished serpent”. This creature is a hybrid of a serpent, bird, and sometimes lion.

Mushussu, also known as Sirrush, Mushhussu, or Mushkhushshu is a creature mentioned in ancient Mesopotamian mythology. The name of this beast means “angry snake”. It


Sustugriel is another demon mentioned within the Grimorium Verum although he is not ascribed to any hierarchy or servitude. This demon is otherwise obscure within demonology
A god is a supernatural being that is considered sacred or divine. This being often has powers greater than that of man. However, they interact

The love demon Hey, BWC witches—ready to stir some shadows? Meet Nambroth, third of the eighteen infernal lackeys under Duke Syrach, a name whispered in

Heramael is another demon mentioned within the Grimorium Verum although he is not ascribed to any hierarchy. There are no mentions of this demon within

Xipe Totec is a vampire demonic being and god from the Aztec lore and mythology. His other names are “Our lord, the flayed one,” “Our

A Kitsune is a wild fox demon from the Japanese folklore who possesses people. According to the lore, in ancient times, foxes and humans lived

Lamia is a monstrous demoness mentioned in Greek folklore. She was named after a very lethal deity in Babylon and Assyrian lore. This Lamia god

Anael is an angel mentioned within the Grimorium Verum. This angel is notable within demonology due to the several mentions and listings within major works

Enepsigos is a female demoness mentioned in the Testament of Solomon. She is known as the moon goddess that can shapeshift into different forms. She