Lilith

 

Ethos: Chaotic Evil Home: Abyss Race:

Titles:

The Widow; Queen of the Succubae; Kali Ma; Vampire Queen

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Associations:

Black widows; succubae; the lilin are her mortal brood; Lilith's Mystics generate prophecy, and her moanstics render their interpretations, however skewed; Cytouhl the Lich has served Lilith since she'd birthed him, and Pzoeliar the Binder serves her now, though his comntract to do so will expire in roughly a century.

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Physical Description:

May appear as a giant black widow, a multi-breasted succubus, or a vampire; she often has boar's hair on her back and thighs, tapered horns protruding from her temples, owls in place of feet, and leathery wings; whatever her form, she often appears in a tangled web, though at times she can be spotted swimming through the dark waters of the Abyss

Background:

Lilith, succinctly put, is poison, and though the Covenant prevents me from speaking of what she was in the Age Beyond Remembrance, this much I can say: Lilith is not the heroic woman she's oft pretended  to be.  I know the tale - that she was the first wife of the first man, and that for refusing to lay beneath her husband when they copulated, she was cast from the Garden of Eden.  But this goddess, who travels most often as a giant black widow or some cross between a vampire and succabae, is in truth a netherworld rapist, one who's conceived a great many demonic children by arousing mortal men through her erotic midnight visitations.  And few know of her, this second-tiered goddess, which raises the disturbing possibility that as we try desperately to steer free of Ragnarok, we risk stumbling blind into a future spun of the Widow's macabre design.