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User:Webwarlock

2010-03-18T23:33:25Z

Webwarlock: /* Blog Posts */

Hello!

I came across this site while doing some research for some upcoming blog posts.

Saw a couple of articles that needed some minor edits, so thought I would pitch in an help.

I use the same name on Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Webwarlock
My blog is at http://timbrannan.blogspot.com/

Great site you have here!

Tim

==Huggles and Welcome!==
Thank you so much for adding to the Wiki Tim... If you think of something that should be in here, please do poke me?

Tera

==Thanks==

Thanks! and Will do.

==Blog Posts==
My first Succubus-related blog post is up.

http://timbrannan.blogspot.com/2010/03/sympathy-for-succubus-part-1.html

Another post about the succubus from my next RPG book, ''Eldrtich Witchery''. http://elflairgames.blogspot.com/2010/03/eldritch-witchery-preview-succubus.html

And Part 2!

http://timbrannan.blogspot.com/2010/03/sympathy-for-succubus-part-2.html

==Blog Linky==
I linked my Blog to yours as well Tim... [[User:TeraS|TeraS]] 19:08, 18 March 2010 (UTC)
:Thanks! Not here to pimp my blog really, but I have been working on Succubi for a while. I will check out your bog now. [[User:Webwarlock|Webwarlock]] 19:25, 18 March 2010 (UTC)
::I didn't think so, but I thought that it was the right thing to do... [[User:TeraS|TeraS]]
:::And I appreciate that! :) [[User:Webwarlock|Webwarlock]] 23:14, 18 March 2010 (UTC)

User:Webwarlock

2010-03-18T23:14:05Z

Webwarlock: /* Blog Linky */

Hello!

I came across this site while doing some research for some upcoming blog posts.

Saw a couple of articles that needed some minor edits, so thought I would pitch in an help.

I use the same name on Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Webwarlock
My blog is at http://timbrannan.blogspot.com/

Great site you have here!

Tim

==Huggles and Welcome!==
Thank you so much for adding to the Wiki Tim... If you think of something that should be in here, please do poke me?

Tera

==Thanks==

Thanks! and Will do.

==Blog Posts==
My first Succubus-related blog post is up.

http://timbrannan.blogspot.com/2010/03/sympathy-for-succubus-part-1.html

Another post about the succubus from my next RPG book, ''Eldrtich Witchery''. http://elflairgames.blogspot.com/2010/03/eldritch-witchery-preview-succubus.html

==Blog Linky==
I linked my Blog to yours as well Tim... [[User:TeraS|TeraS]] 19:08, 18 March 2010 (UTC)
:Thanks! Not here to pimp my blog really, but I have been working on Succubi for a while. I will check out your bog now. [[User:Webwarlock|Webwarlock]] 19:25, 18 March 2010 (UTC)
::I didn't think so, but I thought that it was the right thing to do... [[User:TeraS|TeraS]]
:::And I appreciate that! :) [[User:Webwarlock|Webwarlock]] 23:14, 18 March 2010 (UTC)

File:Succubus-demons-rpg.jpg

2010-03-18T20:09:51Z

Webwarlock:

Succubus from the Mayfair Games RPG book Demons

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[[Category:D and D]]

File:Demons-rpg.jpg

2010-03-18T20:09:13Z

Webwarlock:

Cover of Mayfair's Demons RPG book
Artist: Larry Elmore

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[[Category:D and D]]

Demons (Sourcebook)

2010-03-18T20:08:46Z

Webwarlock:

'''Demons''' is an RPG supplement produced by Mayfair Games for the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition Role-Playing game.

[[image: demons-rpg.jpg|150 px]]

The book was published in 1992 and was the first of many books to add more detail on demons in the AD&D 2nd Edition game which at that point in time had removed Demons from the game.

The book does feature Succubi, but for some reason they look more like mermaids than the traditional succubus.

==Game Stats==
[[image: succubus-demons-rpg.jpg|300 px|right]]

* RARITY: Very uncommon
* NUMBER APPEARING: I
* WANDER CHANCE: 10%
* INTELLIGENCE: Average of 16
* ALIGNMENT: Chaotic evil
* HTK DICE: 8
* THACO: 13
* ARMOR CLASS: 2
* NO. OF ATTACKS: 3 (talon/talon/bite)
* DAMAGE: 1-6 (talon)/1-10(bite)
* SPECIAL ATT.: Magic drain
* SPECIAL DEF.: +1 or better weapon to hit
* MOVEMENT: 12" land/20" air
* MAGIC TOLERANCE: None
* SIZE: m
* XP AWARD: 3,000

'''Combat'''

Although succubi try to avoid combat whenever possible, they can use their razor sharp talons and fangs to defend themselves.

'''Notes'''

Succubi were created by Decarabria, Lord of Emptiness, to tempt mortal magic-users susceptible to the sin of lust. Male succubi are known as incubi.

'''Special'''

Succubi appear to their victims each night in the form of an alluring woman (incubi appear as men). If the victim fails to save vs. magic, he or she succumbs to the beast's charms and loses the ability to cast 1-10 total spell Skill levels during the next day (the exact spell levels lost are at the magic-user's discretion). Once the succubus has drained a total of 50 spell levels in this fashion, the victim has succumbed to the sin of lust and submitted to Decarabria. If a victim either submits or successfully resists the succubus on three consecutive nights, the beast moves on to a new victim.
Particularly potent succubi can appear to a victim in the victim's dreams and needn't appear physically at all.

'''Role Playing'''

Succubi are sly and vicious. They will use any means at their disposal to force a target to submit.

==Comment==
The succubi here are a bit more powerful than the 1st Edition AD&D succubus which they were modeled after.

[[Category:D and D]]

Demons (Sourcebook)

2010-03-18T20:06:01Z

Webwarlock:

'''Demons''' is an RPG supplement produced by Mayfair Games for the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition Role-Playing game.

[[image: demons-rpg.jpg|150 px|left]]

The book was published in 1992 and was the first of many books to add more detail on demons in the AD&D 2nd Edition game which at that point in time had removed Demons from the game.

The book does feature Succubi, but for some reason they look more like mermaids than the traditional succubus.

==Game Stats==
[[image: succubus-demons-rpg.jpg|300 px|right]]

* RARITY: Very uncommon
* NUMBER APPEARING: I
* WANDER CHANCE: 10%
* INTELLIGENCE: Average of 16
* ALIGNMENT: Chaotic evil
* HTK DICE: 8
* THACO: 13
* ARMOR CLASS: 2
* NO. OF ATTACKS: 3 (talon/talon/bite)
* DAMAGE: 1-6 (talon)/1-10(bite)
* SPECIAL ATT.: Magic drain
* SPECIAL DEF.: +1 or better weapon to hit
* MOVEMENT: 12" land/20" air
* MAGIC TOLERANCE: None
* SIZE: m
* XP AWARD: 3,000

'''Combat'''

Although succubi try to avoid combat whenever possible, they can use their razor sharp talons and fangs to defend themselves.

'''Notes'''

Succubi were created by Decarabria, Lord of Emptiness, to tempt mortal magic-users susceptible to the sin of lust. Male succubi are known as incubi.

'''Special'''

Succubi appear to their victims each night in the form of an alluring woman (incubi appear as men). If the victim fails to save vs. magic, he or she succumbs to the beast's charms and loses the ability to cast 1-10 total spell Skill levels during the next day (the exact spell levels lost are at the magic-user's discretion). Once the succubus has drained a total of 50 spell levels in this fashion, the victim has succumbed to the sin of lust and submitted to Decarabria. If a victim either submits or successfully resists the succubus on three consecutive nights, the beast moves on to a new victim.
Particularly potent succubi can appear to a victim in the
victim's dreams and needn't appear physically at all. to

'''Role Playing'''

Succubi are sly and vicious. They will use any means at their disposal to force a target to submit.

==Comment==
The succubi here are a bit more powerful than the 1st Edition AD&D succubus which they were modeled after.

File:Succubus-demons-rpg.jpg

2010-03-18T20:05:28Z

Webwarlock: Succubus from the Mayfair Games RPG book Demons

Succubus from the Mayfair Games RPG book Demons

Demons (Sourcebook)

2010-03-18T20:04:45Z

Webwarlock:

'''Demons''' is an RPG supplement produced by Mayfair Games for the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition Role-Playing game.

[[image: demons-rpg.jpg|150 px|right]]

The book was published in 1992 and was the first of many books to add more detail on demons in the AD&D 2nd Edition game which at that point in time had removed Demons from the game.

The book does feature Succubi, but for some reason they look more like mermaids than the traditional succubus.

==Game Stats==
[[image: succubus-demons-rpg.jpg|right]]

* RARITY: Very uncommon
* NUMBER APPEARING: I
* WANDER CHANCE: 10%
* INTELLIGENCE: Average of 16
* ALIGNMENT: Chaotic evil
* HTK DICE: 8
* THACO: 13
* ARMOR CLASS: 2
* NO. OF ATTACKS: 3 (talon/talon/bite)
* DAMAGE: 1-6 (talon)/1-10(bite)
* SPECIAL ATT.: Magic drain
* SPECIAL DEF.: +1 or better weapon to hit
* MOVEMENT: 12" land/20" air
* MAGIC TOLERANCE: None
* SIZE: m
* XP AWARD: 3,000

'''Combat'''

Although succubi try to avoid combat whenever possible, they can use their razor sharp talons and fangs to defend themselves.

'''Notes'''

Succubi were created by Decarabria, Lord of Emptiness, to tempt mortal magic-users susceptible to the sin of lust. Male succubi are known as incubi.

'''Special'''

Succubi appear to their victims each night in the form of an alluring woman (incubi appear as men). If the victim fails to save vs. magic, he or she succumbs to the beast's charms and loses the ability to cast 1-10 total spell Skill levels during the next day (the exact spell levels lost are at the magic-user's discretion). Once the succubus has drained a total of 50 spell levels in this fashion, the victim has succumbed to the sin of lust and submitted to Decarabria. If a victim either submits or successfully resists the succubus on three consecutive nights, the beast moves on to a new victim.
Particularly potent succubi can appear to a victim in the
victim's dreams and needn't appear physically at all. to

'''Role Playing'''

Succubi are sly and vicious. They will use any means at their disposal to force a target to submit.

==Comment==
The succubi here are a bit more powerful than the 1st Edition AD&D succubus which they were modeled after.

File:Demons-rpg.jpg

2010-03-18T20:03:46Z

Webwarlock: Cover of Mayfair's Demons RPG book

Cover of Mayfair's Demons RPG book

Demons (Sourcebook)

2010-03-18T20:02:47Z

Webwarlock:

'''Demons''' is an RPG supplement produced by Mayfair Games for the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition Role-Playing game.

[[image: demons-rpg.jpg|150 px|left]]

The book was published in 1992 and was the first of many books to add more detail on demons in the AD&D 2nd Edition game which at that point in time had removed Demons from the game.

The book does feature Succubi, but for some reason they look more like mermaids than the traditional succubus.

==Game Stats==
[[image" succubus-demons-rpg.jpg|left]]

* RARITY: Very uncommon
* NUMBER APPEARING: I
* WANDER CHANCE: 10%
* INTELLIGENCE: Average of 16
* ALIGNMENT: Chaotic evil
* HTK DICE: 8
* THACO: 13
* ARMOR CLASS: 2
* NO. OF ATTACKS: 3 (talon/talon/bite)
* DAMAGE: 1-6 (talon)/1-10(bite)
* SPECIAL ATT.: Magic drain
* SPECIAL DEF.: +1 or better weapon to hit
* MOVEMENT: 12" land/20" air
* MAGIC TOLERANCE: None
* SIZE: m
* XP AWARD: 3,000

'''Combat'''

Although succubi try to avoid combat whenever possible, they can use their razor sharp talons and fangs to defend themselves.

'''Notes'''

Succubi were created by Decarabria, Lord of Emptiness, to tempt mortal magic-users susceptible to the sin of lust. Male succubi are known as incubi.

'''Special'''

Succubi appear to their victims each night in the form of an alluring woman (incubi appear as men). If the victim fails to save vs. magic, he or she succumbs to the beast's charms and loses the ability to cast 1-10 total spell Skill levels during the next day (the exact spell levels lost are at the magic-user's discretion). Once the succubus has drained a total of 50 spell levels in this fashion, the victim has succumbed to the sin of lust and submitted to Decarabria. If a victim either submits or successfully resists the succubus on three consecutive nights, the beast moves on to a new victim.
Particularly potent succubi can appear to a victim in the
victim's dreams and needn't appear physically at all. to

'''Role Playing'''

Succubi are sly and vicious. They will use any means at their disposal to force a target to submit.

==Comment==
The succubi here are a bit more powerful than the 1st Edition AD&D succubus which they were modeled after.

Demons (Sourcebook)

2010-03-18T20:00:45Z

Webwarlock: new page

'''Demons''' is an RPG supplement produced by Mayfair Games for the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition Role-Playing game.

[[image demons-rpg.jpg|150 px|left]]

The book was published in 1992 and was the first of many books to add more detail on demons in the AD&D 2nd Edition game which at that point in time had removed Demons from the game.

The book does feature Succubi, but for some reason they look more like mermaids than the traditional succubus.

==Game Stats==
[[image succubus-demons-rpg.jpg|left]]
RARITY: Very uncommon
NUMBER APPEARING: I
WANDER CHANCE: 10%
INTELLIGENCE: Average of 16
ALIGNMENT: Chaotic evil
HTK DICE: 8
THACO: 13
ARMOR CLASS: 2
NO. OF ATTACKS: 3 (talon/talon/bite)
DAMAGE: 1-6 (talon)/1-10
(bite)
SPECIAL ATT.: Magic drain
SPECIAL DEF.: +1 or better weapon
to hit
MOVEMENT: 12" land/20" air
MAGIC TOLERANCE: None
SIZE: m
XP AWARD: 3,000

Combat

Although succubi try to avoid combat whenever possible, they can use their razor sharp talons and fangs to defend themselves.

Notes

Succubi were created by Decarabria, Lord of Emptiness, to tempt mortal magic-users susceptible to the sin of lust. Male succubi are known as incubi.

Special

Succubi appear to their victims each night in the form of an alluring woman (incubi appear as men). If the victim fails to save vs. magic, he or she succumbs to the beast's charms and loses the ability to cast 1-10 total spell Skill levels during the next day (the exact spell levels lost are at the magic-user's discretion). Once the succubus has drained a total of 50 spell levels in this fashion, the victim has succumbed to the sin of lust and submitted to Decarabria. If a victim either submits or successfully resists the succubus on three consecutive nights, the beast moves on to a new victim.
Particularly potent succubi can appear to a victim in the
victim's dreams and needn't appear physically at all. to

Role Playing

Succubi are sly and vicious. They will use any means at their disposal to force a target to submit.

==Comment==
The succubi here are a bit more powerful than the 1st Edition AD&D succubus which they were modeled after.

User:Webwarlock

2010-03-18T19:25:59Z

Webwarlock: /* Blog Linky */

Hello!

I came across this site while doing some research for some upcoming blog posts.

Saw a couple of articles that needed some minor edits, so thought I would pitch in an help.

I use the same name on Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Webwarlock
My blog is at http://timbrannan.blogspot.com/

Great site you have here!

Tim

==Huggles and Welcome!==
Thank you so much for adding to the Wiki Tim... If you think of something that should be in here, please do poke me?

Tera

==Thanks==

Thanks! and Will do.

==Blog Posts==
My first Succubus-related blog post is up.

http://timbrannan.blogspot.com/2010/03/sympathy-for-succubus-part-1.html

Another post about the succubus from my next RPG book, ''Eldrtich Witchery''. http://elflairgames.blogspot.com/2010/03/eldritch-witchery-preview-succubus.html

==Blog Linky==
I linked my Blog to yours as well Tim... [[User:TeraS|TeraS]] 19:08, 18 March 2010 (UTC)
:Thanks! Not here to pimp my blog really, but I have been working on Succubi for a while. I will check out your bog now. [[User:Webwarlock|Webwarlock]] 19:25, 18 March 2010 (UTC)

User:Webwarlock

2010-03-18T19:06:47Z

Webwarlock: /* Blog Posts */

File:Glasya2.jpg

2010-03-18T15:36:36Z

Webwarlock: Glasya, Princess of Hell from "Fiendish Codex II" for D&D 3.5

Glasya, Princess of Hell from "Fiendish Codex II" for D&D 3.5

Glasya

2010-03-18T15:35:27Z

Webwarlock: adding pic

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[[Category:D and D]]

''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''

[[Image:Glasya_1.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Glasya as portrayed in the ''AD&D'' 1st Edition ''Monster Manual II'' (1983).]]

In the ''Dungeons & Dragons'' role-playing game, '''Glasya''' is a Princess of Hell (Baator in 2nd edition version of the game). She is noted to be one of the most powerful and influential of the female devils. Her symbol is a copper scourge. While she is defined as a female devil generally, some of her actions and background make it possible to also play her as a Succubus Princess as well.

==General Stats==
*Title(s): Lord of the Sixth
*Home plane: Nine Hells
*Power level: Archdevil
*Alignment: Lawful Evil
*Superior: Asmodeus

==Description==
Glasya is described as being incredibly beautiful. She has copper-colored skin and dark red or black hair. She appears human except that she has bat-like wings, horns, and a forked tail.

==Relationships==
Glasya is the daughter of the Overlord of the Hells, [[Asmodeus]], and his deceased queen, [[Bensozia]]. She is also the former consort of [[Mammon]], Lord of the Third.

Glasya has become fast friends with Fierna, the daughter of [[Belial]], and Glasya's influence has caused Fierna to grow increasingly independent from her father.

===Vassals===
Glasya favors paeliryons and erinyes as her servants but has still to build a real court.

The only unique devils known to serve her are Tartach, [[Baalzebul]]'s former legate who left the court of his master due to his opinions on the Slug Lord's policies, and Beleth, the Prince of Imps.

==Realm==
Glasya rules ''Malbolge'', the sixth layer of Hell. Her fortress there, Ossiea, was created from the grotesquely enlarged and distorted skull of the Hag Countess. It is a white, domelike structure, five stories in height, whose eye sockets have been filled with windows made from blood-red glass. A windpipe-like tunnel leads downwards to the subterranean kitchens and servant's quarters' the pink flesh of the walls still expands and contracts as if inhaling and exhaling in great slow breaths.

==Worshippers==
Glasya's worshippers cluster in areas of political unrest, where a small push might turn the entire realm to the ethos of lawful evil. She is also interested in realms that uphold traditional gender roles, teaching the wives and daughters of powerful men how to become the powers behind their thrones. Her clerics' favored weapon is the scourge.

==Temples==
Glasya favors brothels and bordellos as fronts for her temples.

==History==
===Chief Consort===
Glasya was the chief consort of [[Mammon]] (out of his harem of nine), an archdevil of avarice who rules the third layer of Hell known as Minauros. The other consorts would never try anything against her, due to her status as Asmodeus's daughter.

In first edition supplements, Glasya was very influential but not very powerful in combat and thus preferred to stay on the sidelines when it came to battle. However, she was no easy mark. She has never been in good terms with her father and would often disrespect him at any occasion. On the other hand, she liked her mother very much and would always root for her.

===The Reckoning===
[[Image:Glasya2.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Glasya as portrayed in the ''D&D'' 3rd Edition ''Fiendish Codex II''.]]
After the Reckoning of Hell thousands of years ago, Asmodeus ended the relationship between Mammon and his daughter by ordering her to come back to Nessus. There, she served her father as mistress of the erinyes, a position she hated.

===Talakara===
Around 120 years ago, a human wizard named Talakara devoted herself to Glasya, and Glasya rewarded her with the circlet containing the soul of the ancient skeleton warrior Agrovale. With the combination of her increasingly powerful magic and Agrovale's might, Talakara soon conquered an isolated mountain kingdom called Pandar.

===Lord of the Sixth===
As of ''Fiendish Codex II'', Glasya is now the Lord of the Sixth Layer of Hell, having taken that position from Malagarde the Hag Countess. Powered up by the life essence of late arch-Duke Geryon, the Princess of Hell is now much more set for war purposes and even more forceful. She also settled her differences with her father, at least for the moment.

She currently seeks revenge upon Levistus, the ruler of neighboring Stygia, for having dared to murder her beloved mother. To that end, she's constantly spying on him so that she can get evidence of major transgression of Baator's rules. If she can provide that, Asmodeus will grant her the right (and his benediction) to utterly destroy Levistus.

==Creative origins==
Like many of the archfiends in the game, Glasya, at least namewise, has her origins in real world myths. Her name seems to be a derivation of Glasya-Labolas, which is another name for the fiend known as Caarcrinolaas. The fact that she is the Overlord of Hell's daughter is a complete original concept written by Gary Gygax.

==Publishing history==
Glasya made her first appearance in ''Dragon'' #75, in an article that served as a preview of the then upcoming first edition ''Monster Manual II''.

In the second edition of the game, Glasya appeared in the supplement ''Guide to Hell'', written by Chris Pramas. In this sourcebook, she is no longer the consort to Mammon but the leader of the erinyes devils.

Glasya made her 3rd edition ''Dungeons & Dragons'' debut in the sourcebook ''[[Book of Vile Darkness]]''.

The 4th edition ''Monster Manual'' mentions that Glasya is still the lord of Malbolge.

==See also==
*[[Lords of the Nine Hells]]

==References==
*Baur, Wolfgang, and Steven Kurtz. "A Rose for Talakara." ''Dungeon'' #25. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1990.
*Cook, Monte. ''[[Book of Vile Darkness]]'' (Wizards of the Coast, 2002).
*Gygax, Gary. "From the Sorcerer's Scroll: New Denizens of Devildom." ''Dragon'' #75 (TSR, 1983).
**Gygax, Gary. ''Monster Manual II'' (TSR, 1983).
*Laws, Robin D, and Robert J Schwalb. ''[[Fiendish Codex II: Tyrants of the Nine Hells]]'' (Wizards of the Coast, 2006).
*Marmell, Ari. "Codex of Betrayal: Beleth, the Witch's Viscount." ''Dragon'' #365. Renton, WA: Wizards of the Coast, 2008. Available online: [http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/drcodex/20080714]
*Pramas, Chris. ''Guide to Hell'' (TSR, 1999).

==External Links==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glasya The original source of this page at Wikipedia]

Mini Blood War: Succubus Figurine

2010-03-18T14:14:55Z

Webwarlock:

[[Category:Figurines and Dolls]]

''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''

[[Image:BloodSuccubus.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Succubus Figurine by Wizards of the Coast.]]
[[Image:BloodSuccubus1.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Succubus Figurine Card Statistics by Wizards of the Coast.]]

== Figurine Details==
This is the Succubus rare miniature from the recently out of print DDM v1.0 Blood War series (the eleventh ever series released).

=== Statistics ===
*Succubus
*59/60
*Blood War; rare
*CE; 40 pts
*Lvl 6
*Spd F8
*AC 20
*HP 35
*Melee Attack: +7 (5)
*Type: Outsider - Demon.

===Special Abilities===
*Flight; Beguile [][] (Replaces attacks: range 6; target living enemy takes an immediate turn under your control, which does not count against your limit of activating 2 creatures per phase, even if it has already been activated this round; this does not count as your opponent's activation of this creature this round; DC 16)
*Disguise Self (Until it attacks or casts a spell, this creature has Invisible); DR 5
*Immune Electricity, Poison
*Spell Resistance

===Spells===
*4th-dimension door [] (self; place this creature in any space it can see at least part of)
*2nd - beckon [][] (range 6; on its next turn, if not already adjacent to this creature, target must move to a square adjacent to this creature before taking any other actions, Humanoids only; this effect ends if no path to an adjacent square is available on target's next turn; DC 14)

== Package Contains ==
1 miniature and 1 card.

== External Links ==
*[http://www.dacardworld.com/gaming/item.das?sku=BVZ20LLAJH&nPar=2&utm_source=feed&utm_medium=googlebase&zmam=42261230&zmas=1&zmac=2&zmap=BVZ20LLAJH#image Website with item on sale]

User:Webwarlock

2010-03-18T01:44:44Z

Webwarlock:

File:DnD2.jpg

2010-03-18T01:42:47Z

Webwarlock:

From the AD&D 2nd Edition Planescape Monstrous Compendium
Artist: Tony DiTizzeri

File:DnD2.jpg

2010-03-18T01:42:23Z

Webwarlock: From the AD&D 2nd Edition Planescape Montrous Compendium Artist: Tony DiTizzeri

From the AD&D 2nd Edition Planescape Montrous Compendium
Artist: Tony DiTizzeri

Succubus (Dungeons and Dragons)

2010-03-18T01:40:38Z

Webwarlock: /* Society */ image

[[Category:Definitions]]
[[Category:D and D]]

''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''

In the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, a succubus is a female demon.
[[Image: DnD1.jpg|right]]
== Creative origins ==
The succubus is based on the succubi from Western medieval legend.

==Ecology ==
The objective of succubi is to tempt and ensnare men to lie with them for their own purposes.

== Environment ==
Succubi are native to the Abyss.

== Typical physical characteristics ==
A succubus in its natural state is in the shape and form of a beautiful human woman with demonic features, such as bat-like wings, tiny horns, and/ or a tail. However, the succubus may shape-shift into many forms. They often appear in the guise of a human woman sans demonic features.
In the first edition of Dungeons and Dragons, a succubus shapechanged into male form was known as an incubus. However, in the third edition of D&D, the succubus is the female form of the incubus (ie the succubus and the incubus are the female and male manifestations of the same type of demon).

== Alignment ==
Succubi are chaotic evil.

== Society ==
[[Image: DnD2.jpg|left]]
Succubi are tanar'ri demons, and they are quite numerous. Many are under the command of the Abyssal Lord Graz'zt, but most are ruled by their "Queen," [[Malcanthet]]. In Dungeons & Dragons the female child of a succubus and a human is traditionally called an "[[Alu-Demon]]" and the male child a "[[cambion]]" (though the latter term can be applied to any demon-mortal offspring). However, the offspring of an alu-demon or cambion, as a result of a union with a human, has no specific name but falls into the larger category of [[tiefling]].
Succubi are featured prominently in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planescape Planescape] games.

== Other media ==
[[Fall-From-Grace]] is a succubus, a notable character from the Planescape: Torment computer role-playing game.

== Footnotes ==
DeVarque, Aardy. Literary Sources of D&D. Retrieved on 2007-02-23.

Gygax, Gary. Monster Manual (TSR, 1977).

== External links ==
*[http://d20npcs.wikia.com/wiki/D%26D_Named_Demon_Project#Succubus.2FIncubus Known succubi] at the d20 NPC Wiki.

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Succubus from the 1977 AD&D Monster Manual. 1st Edition AD&D.
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Succubus from the 1979 AD&D Monster Manual. 1st Edition AD&D.
Artist: David Sutherland

Succubus (Dungeons and Dragons)

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''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''

In the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, a succubus is a female demon.
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== Creative origins ==
The succubus is based on the succubi from Western medieval legend.

==Ecology ==
The objective of succubi is to tempt and ensnare men to lie with them for their own purposes.

== Environment ==
Succubi are native to the Abyss.

== Typical physical characteristics ==
A succubus in its natural state is in the shape and form of a beautiful human woman with demonic features, such as bat-like wings, tiny horns, and/ or a tail. However, the succubus may shape-shift into many forms. They often appear in the guise of a human woman sans demonic features.
In the first edition of Dungeons and Dragons, a succubus shapechanged into male form was known as an incubus. However, in the third edition of D&D, the succubus is the female form of the incubus (ie the succubus and the incubus are the female and male manifestations of the same type of demon).

== Alignment ==
Succubi are chaotic evil.

== Society ==
Succubi are tanar'ri demons, and they are quite numerous. Many are under the command of the Abyssal Lord Graz'zt, but most are ruled by their "Queen," [[Malcanthet]]. In Dungeons & Dragons the female child of a succubus and a human is traditionally called an "[[Alu-Demon]]" and the male child a "[[cambion]]" (though the latter term can be applied to any demon-mortal offspring). However, the offspring of an alu-demon or cambion, as a result of a union with a human, has no specific name but falls into the larger category of [[tiefling]].
Succubi are featured prominently in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planescape Planescape] games.

== Other media ==
[[Fall-From-Grace]] is a succubus, a notable character from the Planescape: Torment computer role-playing game.

== Footnotes ==
DeVarque, Aardy. Literary Sources of D&D. Retrieved on 2007-02-23.

Gygax, Gary. Monster Manual (TSR, 1977).

== External links ==
*[http://d20npcs.wikia.com/wiki/D%26D_Named_Demon_Project#Succubus.2FIncubus Known succubi] at the d20 NPC Wiki.

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'''Purgatori''' is a fictional comic book character, a voluptuous, crimson-skinned, winged vampire goddess. She was created by writer Brian Pulido and artist Steven Hughes, and first appeared in ''Lady Death'' #3 (March 1994), published by Chaos! Comics, which is now owned by "Tales of Wonder" and recently published via Devil's Due Publishing.

== History==
===In Egypt: as Sakkara===
Purgatori was born in Egypt around 1390 BC, and raised in the city of Alexandria, Egypt|Alexandria. Her parentage is unknown, save that she has the blood of the Fallen Angels in her veins. Her human name is Sakkara, and she was part of the team of slaves that built the burial tomb for Queen Ostraca. Sakkara's job was to grind corn all day under the desert sun, and she was constantly whipped by the brutish male guards. Amongst the slaves was a foreigner, an old man of Celtic origin who told Sakkara he knew a way to escape slavery and achieve immortality.

One day Sakkara was grinding corn when the Queen came to inspect the progress of her tomb. Sakkara was in the way of her chariot and narrowly escaped being run over. Ostraca wanted to punish Sakkara for not moving quick enough, but as soon as she saw her she was mesmerized by her beauty and her blue eyes. The Queen was well known for her lesbianism|love of women, and Sakkara became the newest acquisition to her harem. The two were married, and for a year Sakkara lived a life of luxury.

In Egypt, the situation with the citizens of Alexandria had grown steadily worse. The Queen realized that if they rebelled, she would never get her tomb finished. The general of her army, Ramses, made her an offer: if she married him and made him pharaoh, he would keep the population in check and ensure the completion of the tomb. He had one condition: Ramses must be her only lover, and all of her harem must die. Sakkara returned to the palace one night to find all the other girls dead. She fled into the night, in search of the old Celtic slave and his secret of immortality.

She found the old man as he was being attacked by guards. She killed them and he lived long enough to direct her across the desert to a cave set into a mountain peak. There she met Rath, an ancient Celtic vampire. She wanted to gain immortality for her revenge; he wanted a weapon to help him turn man from the civilized path to the wild ways that Rath advocated. Rath drank Sakkara's blood and fed her some of his own, turning her into a vampire. As Rath's blood mixed with her own, it combined with the strange blood of the Fallen Angels within her, transforming her into a creature with blood red skin, horns, glowing white eyes, and bat-like wings.

Sakkara returned to the Queen's temple on her wedding night and attacked the married couple and their guests. Amongst them were the samurai Jade (chaos comics)|Jade and her father, and Kabala and her husband from Africa. Sakkara bit Jade and Kabala, turning them into vampires. She incited the citizens of Alexandria to rebellion, and they demolished the city. She then bit Ramses and Ostraca and entombed them in the Queen's burial sarcophagus. They were rescued five days later, but by then they had turned vampiric - starved of blood, they were wizened and insane, and would stay that way forever.

===In Necropolis: as Purgatori===
Sakkara left the city and set about a new task: having learned that the blood of gods, and especially a god in torment, holds extreme power, she began work to attract the attention of Lucifer. He eventually came to her, entranced by her dark and savage nature, and took her to Hell. He intended to marry her, but she had other ideas: as soon as he joined her in his bedchamber, she bit him and drank from him. Infuriated, but impressed by her spirit, he cast her through the Nexus of All Things, exiling her to the city of Necropolis. Lucifer also gave her a new name: Purgatori.

Purgatori stayed in Necropolis for millennia, feasting on its occupants and acquiring a pet chimera (mythology)|chimera. She was unable to pass through the Nexus, but one day she saw the soul of Marion, Lady Death's mother, passing on its way to Heaven. She intercepted it with the help of her chimera, and kept her in Necropolis for over 400 years, studying her and the Nexus to see if there was a way she could return to Hell. Her hand was forced by Lady Death: with the disappearance of Lucifer, the Fallen Angels were moving on Hell in a bid to rule it. They attacked Necropolis first and Purgatori was forced to flee. Risking all, she used Marion's soul to travel through the Nexus and ended up in Hell. This was the home of Lady Death now, and Purgatori knew all about her from studying Marion. She knew her blood would be rich in power, and she wanted both her blood and the soul of Lucifer, now trapped inside Lady Death.

===In Hell: Against Lady Death and Lucifer===

Camping by the River Styx with her new jackal pets, she located Cremator, lost after the battle for Hell, and entranced him, turning him against Lady Death and setting him to forge a magical sword for her to reclaim Lucifer's soul. Casting a spell to sever the psychic link between Lady Death and Evil Ernie and dealing harshly with Mary Young who had turned up in Hell to kill Lady Death, she set about tormenting Lady Death in order to make her blood all the richer and sweeter.

After getting Cremator to attack Lady Death, Purgatori attacked her herself. In a long battle she lost her jackals to the Nameless Wolves but beat Lady Death. When she impaled her with Cremator's sword, her magic backfired, hurting her and allowing Lady Death to escape. Lady Death plunged Purgatori into the Styx, impelling her to tell her the truth, and Purgatori revealed that Lucifer's soul had never actually been inside Lady Death. He reappeared at that moment to confirm the point: he had been playing her for a fool as one of his games. Annoyed at having his hand shown, he took Purgatori to Dis (Divine Comedy)|Dis and tortured her while taking Lady Death and turning her into a creature of evil — Lady Demon.

The next day, she was forced to fight Lady Demon in Hell's Arena. Still weak after being tortured, Purgatori lost the fight, but still refused to submit to Lady Demon and reveal to her where Marion's soul was. Lady Demon drained her of her powers and cast her through the Nexus, sending her to the one place she loathed more than any other: Earth. With her power gone, the Separation spell began to erode.

===On Earth: Against Jade, Kabala, and Rath===
Image:Purgatori Human.JPG|thumb|left|Purgatori in her human form.
Purgatori arrived in San Francisco on 13 October 1995, and immediately became a victim to the ravenous thirst that is a vampire's own form of slavery. She secured a victim at a local lesbian S&M bar and was attacked by a tormented creature who called himself The Faithless One. She killed him in short order, at the very instant of the Pandora Effect.

Her arrival back on Earth had been noticed: Jade and Kabala telepathy|contacted her psychically, telling her of their intention to kill her, and Rath too began to track her. Realising she was underpowered and weak, Purgatori stowed away on a freighter and made her way back to Alexandria, hoping to confront her enemies on home turf. She was ambushed by Jade, who Telepathy|mindprobed her to find out what both she and Kabala wanted to know - why they had been made into vampires. Purgatori managed to force an image of Lucifer onto her, a vision that horrified Jade and knocked her off-guard. Purgatori drank her blood but lost it almost immediately when Rath chose that very moment to attack, draining her of her newly-acquired power and taking her to be interrogated.

Rath offered to save her from her enemies if she would accept him as her master. She refused, and he left her to be captured by Jade and Kabala. Taken to Africa, they probed her mind and were enraged to find that they had been created as a mistake, in a moment of passion. They tortured Purgatori, trying to make her beg for her life, but she denied them too. Rath arrived and told her he had just been testing her limits. When he was attacked by the samurai, Purgatori was drenched with his blood and absorbed tremendous amounts of power. She killed Kabala and Jade escaped. Rath offered to teach her again but she spat in his face, unwilling to side with someone who had used her in such a way.

===Prelude to Vampire Wars===
Returning to the USA, she began to come across traces of Dracula. She set off to find him, and finally tracked him down in his castle. They made love, Dracula swearing his loyalty to her.

Purgatori returned to the USA again, and set about trapping Evil Ernie, the lover of her enemy Lady Death. In the middle of a battle, she appeared through the blood of Mary Young, with whom she still had a link, and knocked out and kidnapped Chastity (comics)|Chastity, taking her to Los Angeles where she had already recruited The Faithless One — now calling himself The Saviour — to do her work. While The Saviour was setting up Ernie, Purgatori scanned Chastity's mind to find out about her history, and took her to a lesbian bar for purposes of pleasure. Purgatori sensed the Saviour had failed in his plan, and she took Chastity with her, attacking Ernie herself. She got inside his mind and discovered his ability to shape reality, but before she could take action, his Cyber Dead attacked the house and destroyed it, forcing her to flee. Her probing would have disastrous consequences for Ernie. She was in fact, the direct cause of his death.

She travelled to the ruins of New York, seeking the blood of the Fallen Angels. Here she encountered Metatron (named after the Metatron|angel), and met Blattidae (named after the Blattidae|cockroach), who told her of an ancient Prophecy that detailed her life history and told of her return to Goddesshood. In her battle with Metatron, she began to have doubts about whether she would ever be more than just a common vampire, but after beating him she realised that part of the problem was that she had been wasting her time with lesser creatures like him and should have been aiming higher. She left New York to Blattidae, most of her army having been crucified by Metatron, and began plotting her Ascension.

Travelling to Necropolis, she found it in ruins and was attacked by Rubicante, Rath's brother. Knowing of her abilities he decided to test her, and teleported her to the nightmarish world of Trandaemonium. Beating off an attack by the freaks that inhabited the world, she scented Lady Death here, and tracked her down. Lady Death pretended she didn't want to fight, then used her sword to fight for her — Nightmare swallowed Purgatori. Purgatori was well versed in magic and Blood Alchemy and made the sword submit to her will, allowing her to escape. She was ready to fight Lady Death again, but realised that if she didn't leave Transdaemoniium immediately, she never would. Taking the blood energy from Nightmare she left, returning to Earth where a war between the vampire clans was under way.

===Vampire Clan Wars===
Having set herself up as the CEO of Isis International, she scoured the planet for artifacts of power. Her first task was to take a team of mercenaries to New York to recover her Prophecy hieroglyphs. The team was attacked by the remains of Metatron's army, but she dealt with them easily. Back in Cairo, her work at Isis International was interrupted by illusions that turned out to be the work of Satrina. An ex-lover of Purgatori's, she returned to seduce her again, and showed her visions of struggles around the world. The message was to teach Purgatori that strength was not enough - she had to believe in herself, as did any army she raised; that they must be willing to fight for her even if they knew the battle was lost. Satrina left her, secretly hiring a vampire hunter called Karmilla to assassinate Purgatori.

Purgatori watched the vampire war escalate, deciding that Dracula was becoming too powerful for her liking. She was attacked by Karmilla, who had been given various powers by Satrina, but defeated her, trapping her in her dungeon to torture. Karmilla managed to escape but Purgatori deflected her teleportation spell and left her to die in the cold tundra of North America while she traveled to the Invisible Village to find out whether or not it was Rath who had given Karmilla her charmed weapons.

Karmilla followed her, freshly armed with the Spine of Eden, and attacked Rath instead, tricked by Purgatori into thinking he had kidnapped her children. In the ensuing struggle, Purgatori learned that it was Satrina who had betrayed her and was trapped and almost killed by the Spine of Eden, but escaped by turning herself into blood, a sign of her rapidly growing powers. She splattered Karmilla over most of the landscape.

Her next stop was Shanghai, to take down Jade's empire and recover the Chalice of Regeneration. Intercepted in the Sun nightclub, she dispatched her attackers and met up with Dracula who was secretly after the same thing. Together, they assaulted Jade at her fortress home, Purgatori almost killing Jade by shoving her onto a stake. Dracula left her to fight and traveled to get the Chalice himself, enraging Purgatori at having been used. She followed him and was almost killed by Blood Sect vampires who were armed with a new type of bullet lethal to vampires. She bested them and Dracula, recovering the Chalice for her own use. Dracula fled, happy that she had inadvertently helped him - by taking apart Jade's empire, she had strengthened Dracula's position immeasurably in the war.

===Ordeals with Dracula===
By now, she had become fed up with Dracula. The final insult came from his name being raised in conversation with a "bimbo" at the Usher club. She teleported to his castle only to find everyone dead. Lured by the only survivor, she was trapped in a furnace and almost incinerated, but managed to escape by taking the blood of the bait and teleporting out.

Weak and without blood to feed on, she found herself in the catacombs under Vatican City, attacked by revenants. She beat them but Dracula moved in, trying to dominate her will. He offered her the use of his army if she would join him but she refused. They fought, and ended up on the roof of the Vatican, both ensnared by the Octarine chains she had found in the Vatican treasure rooms. Dawn was coming up fast, and she was rescued at the last moment by Pope Stephen, who realised that Purgatori was the stronger vampire and stood the best chance of winning the war. She tore out Dracula's fangs, escaping just before the rising sun fried Dracula forever.

===Satrina and her legacy===
Purgatori took Satrina back as her lover, finding her treacherous nature arousing, and together they put down a potential uprising by Pope Stephen, who intended to take Purgatori's power. Still unsatisfied, she felt she was no nearer to her goal of goddesshood that she was when she started.

She left for Cairo, to study the Prophecy hieroglyphs at Isis International, and while she was gone Satrina began an invocation ceremony to summon a demon and steal Purgatori's power, killing her to rise as the goddess herself. The spell was corrupted and she raised Gorge instead, who had been watching Purgatori's progress from his home in the Unknown.

Purgatori returned from Cairo, having discovered the betrayal, and killed Satrina, ripping out her heart. Gorge revealed that she was his blood-mother, and he would help her Ascension. Feeling she had to leave the weaknesses of her humanity behind she partially destroyed the Isis International buildings. Gorge showed her that the power of all she had killed was at her disposal. She also saw Rath's creation at the hands of Satrina and suspected that they were still in league. Tracking him to the Serengeti, she killed Rubicante by ripping out his spine, but Rath revealed that he was actually here to help her.

===Final battles===
Gorge transported them to the Unknown where she raised an army of dead warriors. Purgatori and her army set off for Asgard on a "training exercise", unaware that Odin was one of her warriors. Her army ravaged Asgard, killing some and converting the rest to her warriors. She defeated Odin and stole his powers. Vandala and Vulnavia fled the carnage, trying to take Frigga to safety, but Purgatori followed them to Transdemoniium, killing Frigga. Vulnavia cut off Purgatori's hand but she regenerated immediately and bit Vulnavia, turning her into a faithful convert. She fought with Matthias, who had been banished here by Lady Death, and took possession of Nightmare. Vandala managed to escape with the help of Brock and Grimmir, leaving to find Lady Death. Purgatori burned Transdemoniium and left for Earth, determined to find and kill Lady Death.

She assaulted Lady Death's fortress in Oblivion, but after a long battle she was stabbed through the heart with the Scythe, degenerating into a pool of blood. Armageddon resurrected her with his power and took her as a servant, ordering her to kill Lady Death. She attacked Lady Death's forces and then sneaked off to attack Armageddon, her plan all along to steal his blood and power. The raw energy and chaotic power in his blood poisoned her, and she collapsed unconscious. Nightmare was taken from her and used to attack Armageddon. He died, but in a final act of defiance unleashed an Uncreation Wave to destroy everything in the cosmos. The effect of the Wave was altered by Mitchell Wardlow, who managed to use it to create eight different parallel universes. Purgatori recovered just in time to be swallowed by the Uncreation Wave.

==Purgatori Comic Series==
* ''Purgatori: Vampire's Myth'' (1996)
* ''Purgatori: Dracula Gambit'' (1997)
* ''Purgatori'' (Monthly Series, 1998-1999)
* ''Purgatori: Goddess Rising'' (1999)
* ''Lady Death Vs Purgatori'' (One Shot, 1999)
* ''Purgatori Vs Lady Death'' (1999)
* ''Purgatori Vs Vampirella'' (2000)
* ''Purgatori: Empire'' (2000)
* ''Purgatori Vs Chastity'' (2000)
* ''Untold Tales of Purgatori'' (2000)
* ''Purgatori: Love Bites'' (2001)
* ''Purgatori: The Hunted'' (2001)
* ''Purgatori: Darkest Hour'' (2001)
* ''Purgatori: Mischief Night'' (2001)
* ''Purgatori: Heartbreaker'' (2002)
* ''Purgatori: God Hunter'' (2002)
* ''Purgatori: God Killer'' (2002 - Final Series from Chaos Comics)
* ''Purgatori: Ravenous'' (999 copies of an Ashcan preview was made available for this issue, the full issue was never published)

* ''Purgatori'' (2005 - Late installment from DDP (Devil's Due Publishing & Chaos Comics) - six-issue mini-series about the rise of Purgatori in ancient Egypt.

==Character statistics==
* Purgatori stands 5 Foot (length)|' 10 Inch|" (178 Centimetre#SI multiples|cm) to her head — not including her horns — and weighs in at 120 pound (mass)|pounds (9 stone (weight)|stone 8 pounds, or 54 kilograms).

* Lady Death's original costume was in fact the wedding dress made for Purgatori, given to her by Lucifer himself. Lady Death received it from Cremator after she renounced her humanity and entered Hell.

* Her favourite blood type is that of a god in turmoil.

* The endings for ''Purgatori vs Chastity'' were determined by the covers as ALPHA and OMEGA. In Alpha, Chastity wins. In Omega, Purgatori wins.

* Despite her and Chaos! Comics' other best-selling character, Lady Death's, storylines being heavily intertwined, she was not featured at all in the http://www.ladydeaththemovie.com Lady Death film. This was due mainly because Chaos filed bankruptcy & Lady Death's right were sold to Crossgen Comics while Purgatori was sold with the other Chaos Comics characters.

* Purgatori was featured in the artwork for the album ''Days of Purgatory'' by the band Iced Earth.

==External links==
*http://www.surfinvest.com/ImagesV.php?T=comics&D=purgatori_covers Purgatori cover art
*{http://www.toonopedia.com/purgatri.htm Purgatori in Toonopedia}
*http://www.purgatori.net Fan site with lots of Purgatori and Chaos! Comics related artwork

Alu-Fiend

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'''Alu-fiends''' are the female offspring that come from the mating between a [[Succubus (Dungeons and Dragons)|Succubus]] and a mortal (mostly humans). They possess some of their mother's powers, and generally appear as beautiful women, with needle-like teeth, small wings, and often possess a high degree of sexual proclivity.

== Statistics ==
*Name: Alu-Fiend
*Type: Outsider
*Sub-Type: [[Tanar'ri]]
*Location: The Abyss
*Alignment: Chaotic evil

==Rules in Successive Editions==

Alu-fiends, also referred to as Alu-demons, first appeared in the Monster Manual 2<ref>Monster Manual II 1st Edition</ref>. They were not described in Second Edition AD&D until the release of the Planescape Monstrous Compendium supplement<ref>Monstrous Compendium Planescape Appendix</ref>. While their exact statistics varied slightly, the general concept as the offspring of a succubus and a mortal male remained true.

In the Third Edition rules, Half-Fiends were presented as a more general template, in lieu of specific entries for each instance. There has been no specific publishing of an Alu-Fiend template by official sources. However, a Half-Succubus template was included in a Dragon Magazine web article, written by Robert Wiese, on Half-Fiendish variety, and appears on the Wizards of the Coast website.
<ref>http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/we/20060630a</ref>

==Alu-Fiends in the Forgotten Realms==

[[Aliisza]], an alu-fiend, appears prominently in the War of the Spider Queen novel series, and is the main protagonist in [[The Gossamer Plain]], the first book in the Empyrean Odyssey trilogy.<ref>Thomas M. Reid (May 2007). The Gossamer Plain (Mass Market Paperback). Wizards of the Coast. ISBN 978-0786940240.</ref>

==Kin==
The male counterpart to an Alu-fiend is generally called a [[cambion]].
Successive offspring from either (with mortals) are [[tiefling]]s.

==Notes==
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== External Links ==
*[http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/Alu-fiend The original source of this article at Forgotten Realms Wiki]

Alu-Demon

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Alu-Demon (Demon)

A [[demon]] character in the AD&D 1st Edition world of gaming.

== Statistics ==
Medium-Size Outsider (Evil)

Hit Dice: 6d8+6 (33 hp)

Initiative: +1 (Dex)

Speed: 30 ft, fly 50 ft (average)

AC: 15 (+1 Dex, +4 natural)

Attacks: Longsword +8 melee; or 2 claws +8 melee

Damage: Longsword 1d8+2; or claw 1d3+2

Face/Reach: 5 ft by 5 ft/5 ft

Special Attacks: Spell-like abilities, vampiric touch

Special Qualities: Damage reduction 10/+1, SR 12, demon qualities, telepathy

Saves: Fort +6, Ref +6, Will +7

Abilities: Str 15, Dex 13, Con 13, Int 15, Wis 14, Cha 15

Skills: Bluff +10, Concentration +9, Escape Artist +6, Hide +6, Knowledge (any one) +8, Listen +14, Move Silently +5, Search +10, Spot +14

Feats: Cleave, Power Attack

Climate/Terrain: Any land and underground

Organization: Solitary

Challenge Rating: 5

Treasure: Standard

Alignment: Usually chaotic evil

Advancement: By character class

== Description ==
The alu-demon is the female demonic offspring of a succubus and human. Though she is part demon, not all alu-demons are inherently evil (although alu-demons of any good alignment are extremely rare).

The typical alu-demon has dark hair, dark eyes, small black horns just above her eyes, and small, leathery, black wings. Alu-demons are always female.

== Combat ==
Alu-demons attack with weapons (preferring longswords or maces) or with claws. The alu-demon mixes her spell-like abilities in regardless of the method of attack utilized.

== Spell-Like Abilities ==
At will—charm person, desecrate, detect thoughts, shapechange (Medium-size humanoid only), and suggestion; 1/day—dimension door. These abilities are as the spells cast by an 8th-level sorcerer (save DC 12 + spell level).

== Vampiric Touch (Su) ==
An alu-demon that successfully hits with a claw attack deals 1d3+2 points of damage (each claw). The alu-demon temporarily gains hit points equal to the damage dealt. Note, that the alu-demon cannot gain more than the victim’s current hit points +10 (which is enough to kill the victim). The temporary hit points disappear in one hour.

== Demon Qualities (Ex) ==
Immune to poison and electricity; cold, fire, and acid resistance 20; darkvision to a range of 200 feet.

== Telepathy (Su) ==
Alu-demons can communicate telepathically with any creature within 100 feet that has a language.

== Skills ==
Alu-demons receive a +4 racial bonus to Listen and Spot checks.

== Alu-Demon Characters ==
The favored class of an alu-demon is fighter.

== Player Character Alu-Demon ==
Player character alu-demons have Str +4, Dex +2, Con +2, Int +4, Wis +4, and Cha +4. An alu-demon character is ECL +8.

== Refererences ==
The Alu-Demon originally appeared in the First Edition module S4 Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth (© TSR/Wizards of the Coast, 1982) and later in the First Edition Monster Manual II (© TSR/Wizards of the Coast, 1983).

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Hello. This is Tim Brannan, owner of the Other Side blog.

I saw your link and review. Thanks!

I wanted to point out a couple of minor details. 1. The Selfish Succubus was writen for ANY game in mind, not just d20. 2. the cutting off her tail bit: Well that was just flavor text and it assumes a low-magic world. Of course in whatever world you are using this with (say like my Ghosts of Albion game) then she can simply shape-change or use a glamour.

Glad that you like my site enough to link to it! [[User:Webwarlock|Webwarlock]] 16:57, 17 March 2010 (UTC)

Selfish Succubus

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''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''

'''Selfish Succubus''', is part of the Instant Antagonist RPG Modules series, and is written by Jess Hartley and released by Flames Rising. This module contains a complete package of information on a succubus named Lily Sinclair for which can be used in almost any role-playing game. Some specific information is focused on the Dungeons and Dragons RPG, but it can be transferred to other systems very easily. While no specific stats are listed for her in this module, it is more description than anything else, there has been an attempt made to create stats for two different D20 games which are included here for reference.

[[Image:selfishs.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Cover of the RPG module Instant Antagonist: The Selfish Succubus, written by Jess Hartley.]]

== Details ==
*Title: nstant Antagonist: The Selfish Succubus
*Author: Jess Hartley
*Format: PDF File
*Publisher: Flames Rising
*Pages: 9
*Language: English
*Release Date: November 23, 2009

== Synopsis ==
Lily Sinclaire is a dream come true and your worst nightmare all wrapped up in one.

Is she a demon or a witch? Will she seduce the monster hunters or manipulate them into fighting against her enemies? When comes to magic, how far will a mage go to learn her secrets? When Lily is around, vampires just might have some competition for the best mortals to feed on.

The Selfish Succubus is one monster you’re just dying to get to know better….

==Example Stats==
''The following information is taken from '''The Other Side Blog''' listed in the external links below:''

===Ghosts of Albion/Angel RPG===
Using the Mind-Body-Spirit guide in the book we can convert her to some stats. Her Mind says she knows a lot about ancient history, can manipulate others, has a lot of occult contacts. That says a better than average Intelligence, say 3 or maybe 4, but maybe a higher Willpower and Perception. I would give her a higher level in some skills and maybe keep her Intelligence at 3. Body says she is very attractive, so Appearance 3, a good dexterity 3, but maybe only a 2 in strength. She has a high tolerance for drugs and alcohol (party girl) so a 4 in Constitution. Her Spirit supports a higher Willpower and even some obsessions or mental problems. She is a succubus, so she gets some demonic powers too. So where does that leave us? I fill in the rest with my own guesses and what I need her to do.

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*Name: Lily Sinclaire
*Motivation: To get what she wants
*Creature Type: Succubus (demon)
*Attributes: Strength 2, Dexterity 3, Constitution 4, Intelligence 3, Perception 4, Willpower 4
*Life Points: 37
*Drama Points: 15
*Qualities and Drawbacks: Addictions (Sex 2), Adversaries (anyone that knows her true nature), Attractive 2, Contacts (Supernatural 3), Covetous (lecherous 2), Emotional Problems (Cruel 3, Arrogance 2), Hard to Kill 1, Immortal, Innate Magic, Regeneration, Resources (Well off), Secrets (3, many), Supernatural Form (1, has a tail)
*Skills: Armed Mayhem 1, Art 2, Athletics 3, Crime 3, Driving/Riding 1, Engineering 1, Fisticuffs 2, Influence 4, Knowledge 5, Languages 4 (English, Latin, Sumerian, Greek), Marksmanship 0, Notice 4, Occultism 4, Physician 1, Science 1.

===Witch Girls Adventures===
Using the same guidelines, though her magic and what powers succubi have in this world are guesses:
*Lily Sinclair, Succubus
*Rank: 3
*Body: d6 Mind: d6 Senses: d8
*Will: d8 Social: d8 Magic: d6
*Life Points: 12 Reflex: 9
*Resist Magic: 9 Zap Points: 12
*Skills: Athletics +2, Basics +2, Dancing +4, Fighting +1, Hear +1, Leader +3, Look +2, Magic Etiquette +2, Mundane Etiquette +3, Mysticism +2, *Mythology +4, Streetwise +3
*Abilities: Beautiful, Mysterious
*Heritage: Demon
*Spells: Lily does not know any spells save those magics all Succubi can use.

== Module Reviewed by TeraS==
There are Succubi in role-playing games. Lots and lots of them… Some are okay, some are better and then, occasionally, one of them has a flaw in her creation that doesn’t make sense from the point of view that I have of Succubi… Recently, an RPG module was released called Instant Antagonist: The Selfish Succubus. Now I am not going to review this work too deeply as that has been done to death on the net… Just google this module and reviews and you will come upon all kinds of them. No, that isn’t what I want to talk about here.

I want to discuss two things that bother me about the Succubus called Lily Sinclair…

The first thing is that she doesn’t alter her form. She has the powers of a succubus and yet she does not alter her appearance whatsoever in order to either entrap her targets or, if it is necessary, use her powers to sneak into places and situations unseen. But that can be a character trait and no necessarily a fault in her design.

But the other thing that bugs me most certainly is.

''She cuts off her tail and horns regularly!!!''

That seems to be, in my mind, a waste of effort considering what she is… Being a Succubus, she can, if you think about it, simply shapeshift them away. It’s a lot less painful and time consuming than having to take a knife or other blade and cut a part of your body away…

Other than those two problems I have with this module, it’s a neat idea as she can be put into any role-playing game system with little effort involved in doing so. There is a tremendous amount of backstory, game ideas and other things written that she becomes less of a monster and, really she isn’t, but more of an actual character that the players in an RP can relate to…

It’s worth picking up really, but if we were to use her, these two faults would be changed, but that is part of this module’s appeal. You can alter things as you need to and that is so very helpful…

== External Links ==
*[http://flamesrising.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=65813 This module at the Flames Rising RPGNow.com site]
*[http://www.flamesrising.com/instant-antagonist-selfish-succubus/ Selfish Succubus at Flames Rising.com]
*[http://timbrannan.blogspot.com/2009/11/selfish-succubus.html Module Review at The Other Side Blog]

Succubus (disambiguation)

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== Beings ==
[[Succubus (Traditional)]], a female demon (Traditional)

[[Succubi (Collective)]], a female demon (Collective)

== Various Definitions from the web ==
[[About.com - Succubus]]

[[Answers.com - Succubus]]

[[Deliriums Realm - Succubus]]

[[Enctype - Succubus]]

[[Encyclopedia Mythica - Succubus]]

[[Into the Darkness - Succubi and Incubi]]

[[Monstropedia - Succubus]]

[[Occultopedia - Succubus]]

[[Online Medical Dictionary - Succubus]]

[[Sociopathic.net - Succubus]]

[[Unexplained - Succubus]]

[[Unexplained Mysteries - Succubus]]

[[Unexplained Stuff - Succubus]]

[[Urban Dictionary - Succubus]]

[[Visual Guide - Succubus]]

[[Wiktionary - Succubus]]

[[WorldWeb Online - Succubus, Succubi]]

[[The Succubus Theory]] - A short treatise on Succubus-like behavior.

[[Succubi and Incubi (Celtic Lore)]], a short discussion.

[[Succubus (Pratchett)]], as described in novels by Terry Pratchett

== Movies and Film ==
[[Bloody Mallory]], a 2002 French action film with a Succubus appearing in it.

[[Codex Atanicus]], a 2008 Spanish anthology film.

[[Darklight (2004)]], a 2004 TV movie.

[[Demon Hunter (2005)]], a 2005 American movie with a Succubus appearing in it.

[[Devil Girl (2001)]], a 2001 adult movie featuring a succubus as a super hero

[[Devil Girl (2007)]], a 2007 American horror movie.

[[Dreamaniac]], a 1986 American slasher horror movie.

[[Evil Angel (film)|Evil Angel]], a 2009 American horror film.

[[Flesh for the Beast (2003 Film)]], a 2003 American horror movie.

[[Fury of the Succubus]], a 1982 adult movie.

[[Immorality]], a 2004 adult animation movie

[[Inner Shadow]], a 1997 movie.

[[Invitation to Hell]], a 1984 made for TV movie.

[[Jennifer's Body (2009 Film)]], a 2009 horror/comedy film starring Megan Fox as a Succubus.

[[Kanashibara (2007)]], a 2007 short horror film.

[[Killing Ariel]], a 2008 American horror movie in which an Incubus and a Succubus appear.

[[La Peau Blanche]] or [[White Skin]], is a 2004 Canadian horror movie in which a kind of Succubi are characters in it.

[[Midnight Madness]], a 1993 adult movie about a man who is haunted by a succubus at night.

[[More Than a Kiss]], a 2009 short film by the 2009-2010 Narrative Film class of the Zaki Gordon Institute of Independent Filmmaking.

[[Nephilim (Film)]], a movie in development.

[[Night Angel (1990)]], a1990 American horror movie in which the demoness Lilith appears as a major character in the film.

[[Nightmare Sisters]], a 1987 adult movie.

[[Persephone]], a character in the The Matrix Reloaded movie whom has the actions of a Succubus.

[[Red Ice (2010)]], a 2010 horror/thriller movie.

[[Saint Sinner]], a 2002 made for TV movie.

[[Satan's School for Lust]], a 2002 Adult movie.

[[Satan Hates You (2009)]], a 2009 horror movie.

[[See Dick Run (2009)]], a 2009 comedy movie.

[[Serpent's Lair]] (Also known as The Nesting), a 1995 movie.

[[Se7en Deadly Sins]], a 2008 adult movie which has a scene involving a succubus seducing a man in the guise of a call girl

[[Seven Deadly Sins]], a 1999 adult movie which has a scene involving a man being seduced by a succubus.

[[Succubus (1967)]], a 1967 cult classic movie.

[[Succubus (film)]], a 2006 Finnish movie.

[[Succubus (TV Movie 1987)]], a United Kingdom made for TV movie.

[[Succubus Hell Bent]], a 2006 American movie.

[[Succubus XXX (2007)]], a 2007 American adult movie starring Raven Riley and Liz Vicious.

[[Succubus (Short Film)]], a 1998 Australian short film.

[[Succubus-Skin XVII]], a 1999 adult movie.

[[Succubus Adult (2001)]], a 2001 adult movie starring Julie Meadows.

[[Supernatural Investigator: The Nightmare]], an episode of the TV series Supernatural Investigator focused on Succubi.

[[Terror at Orgy Castle]], part of a three movie DVD collection originally produced in 1971.

[[The Devil in Ms. Jones 6]], a 1999 adult movie featuring two succubi as antagonists

[[The Devil's Nightmare]], a 1971 horror movie.

[[The Horror and Mystery of the Succubus]], a 1986 movie.

[[The Hunger: Necros]], an episode of the television series ''The Hunger'' with a succubus like character.

[[The Removers]], a 2003 movie short about alien Succubi.

[[The She-Devils (2006)]], a 2006 short horror movie.

[[The Taunting]], a 2006 adult movie.

[[Too Hot for Hell]], a 2003 four movie compilation.

[[Unholy Passion (2006)]], a 2006 American horror movie.
 

== Role Playing Games ==
[[Succubus (Dungeons and Dragons)]]

[[Succubus (Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition)]]

[[Named Succubi and Incubi from DnD]]

[[Succubus Statistics for DnD Pre-4th Edition]]

[[D and D Tactics Against Succubi (3.5e)]]

:*[[Poison Kiss (DnD Feat)]]

:*[[True Succubus Kiss (3.5e Feat)]]

:*[[Succubus Heritor]] (3.5e Feat)

:*[[Succubus Sorcery (3.5e Feat)]]

[[Abigail the Redeemed]], a Succubus Paladin character for Dungeons & Dragons.

[[Allurin]], a race of Humans with a Succubus heritage for Dungeons & Dragons.

:*[[Allurin (3.5e NPC Creature)]], the NPC version of the Allurin for the 3.5 Edition of Dungeons & Dragons

:*[[Allurin (Paragon)]], the Paragon version of the Allurin for the 3.5 Edition of Dungeons & Dragons

[[Andariel]]. a succubus character in Diablo II.

[[Angrida]], a succubus character card for the World of Warcraft TCG Fires Of Outland card game set

[[Ankerika]], an advanced Half-Fey Succubus Fiend of Blasphemy for Dungeons & Dragons.

[[Bat-winged Bimbos]], a profession in Macho Women With Guns.

[[Book of Erotic Fantasy]], a supplement book for D20 role playing games which focuses on sexual beings.

[[Cross Edge]], a video game for the PlayStation 3 in which [[Morrigan Aensland]] and [[Lilith Aensland]] appear.

[[Desire Demon (Dragon Age)]], a Succubus-like being that can be summoned in the game and fought against.

[[Dreamgirls RPG]], A Buffy RPG concept.

[[Eludecia]], A Succubus Paladin character for Dungeons & Dragons.

[[Encounters Series 5: Succubus Seduction]], an RPG Module by Corvus Lunaris Limited for the Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 ruleset.

[[Erathos the Scorned]], a Succubus NPC character for the Zahhak - Ashen Waste of the Abyss RPG Game.

[[Fall-From-Grace]], A Succubus from the Planescape:Torment Video Game.

[[Fall-From-Grace (3.5e)]], a conversion of the Fall-From-Grace character making it playable in the Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 edition universe.

[[Glasya]], a female demon NPC character for Dungeons and Dragons.

[[Grandael]], a succubus NPC character for Dungeons and Dragons.

[[Greater Succubus]], 3.5 Edition Stats for a Succubus in Dungeons & Dragons.

[[Gulfora]], a succubus in the Sodium Noir play by email RPG game based in the White Wolf RPG World of Darkness.

[[Harbinger House]], an RPG Module for the Planescape universe in Dungeons & Dragons.

[[Half-Succubus (Midnight RPG)]], a list of stats and information on creating a character whom is partially Succubi in nature in the Midnight RPG.

[[Jeqon, Demon of the Succubi]], a Succubus character for the In Nomine role playing game.

[[Kia]], A Greater Succubus character for 4th Edition Dungeons & Dragons.

[[Krysanth Desiree]], an incomplete succubus character concept for Dungeons & Dragons created by Esclavage of the elliquiy.com forum.

[[Lileetha]], a Succubus Queen listed in the [[Sisters of Rapture]] RPG Module.

[[Legend of the Silver Skeleton]], An RPG Module for Dungeons & Dragons involving [[Eludecia]].

[[Lilith (Diablo)]], a succubus character in Diablo II.

[[Lilithid]], a half-Illithid, half Succubus NPC monster for Dungeons and Dragons.

[[Lilithian]], a blood line for the World of Darkness RPG.

[[Lucricia the Succubus]], a player character for the World of Darkness RPG.

[[Mordenkainen's Fantastic Adventure]], a Dungeons and Dragons Module in which the Queen of the Succubi [[Malcanthet]] appears in part of it.

[[Norilil]], a succubus deity character for Dungeons and Dragons

[[Orellassa]], a succubus rogue NPC character for Dungeons and Dragons

[[Perfume of Succubus Allure/Cologne of Incubus Allure|Perfume of Succubus Allure]], an item for Dungeons and Dragons.

[[Savage Tide Adventure Path]], a series of adventures in the Dungeons and Dragons universe in which the Succubi Queen [[Shami-Amourae]] appears.

[[Seductress (DnD Prestige Class)]], a Dungeons and Dragons Character class connected to Succubi and Incubi

:*[[Tongue of the Seductress (3.5e Feat)]]

[[Selfish Succubus]], part of the Instant Antagonist RPG Modules series, written by Jess Hartley.

[[Sisters of Rapture]], a background information module for D20 games by Fantastic Gallery.

[[Succubus Quest]], a PC video game.

[[The Succubus Bride]], an RPG Module for Dungeons & Dragons.

Sociolotron RPG Groups

:*[[Cult of the Succubi (Sociolotron)]], A group in the online Sociolotron RPG game.

:*[[The Succubus Coven (Sociolotron)]], A group in the online Sociolotron RPG game.

[[Succubus (Castlevania)]], videogame RPG character.

[[Succubus (Changeling)]], RPG Character.

[[Succubus (City of Heroes)]], Online RPG character.
:*[[Lilitu (City of Heroes)]], a named succubus character in City of Heroes.
:*[[Trepsarciel]], a named succubus character in City of Heroes.
:::On the Virtue server in the City of Heroes universe are multiple player characters that are defined as Succubus in nature:
:::*[[Jezebel Omen]], a succubus character created by Bunny Anomalous.
:::*[[La Diablesse]], a succubus character created by SoulTrain.
:::*[[Sharisha]], a succubus character created by Dvsdesign.
:::*[[Slan Witch]], a reincarnated witch in this game that is a Succubus created by Mellow12.
::::*[[Succubi di Diablo]], a group of Succubi in the Virtueverse.

[[Succubus (Clash of the Titans)]], a character in the video game.

[[Succubus (Clockwork Guild)]], a character in the play-by-email roleplaying game Clockwork Guild.

[[Succubus (Conan)]], An online RPG character from the Age of Conan RPG. See also [[Incubus (Conan)]].

[[Succubus (Confrontation)]], a tabletop RPG character for the Confrontation game issued by Rackham.

[[Succubus (Dark Legacy)]], an NPC character for the Dark Legacy RPG.

[[Succubus (Diablo)]], Computer RPG character.

[[Succubus (Diablo II)]], Computer RPG character.

[[Succubus (Disgaea)]], Playstation 2 Game character.

[[Succubus (Elftown)]], a summary of a succubus RPG character in Elfwood.

[[Succubus (Epic Trading Card Game)]], a character in the Epic Trading card game by Robert Dougherty and Darwin Kastle.

[[Succubus (EverQuest II)]], a being that can be summoned by the necromancer class within this game.

[[Succubus (Exalted)]], RPG character.

[[Succubus (Felarya)]], A class of character from the website [http://felarya.com Felarya.com]

:*[[Demenita Succubi (Felarya)|Dementia Succubi]], a type of Succubus in the Felarya universe created by Wildthing on the Felarya Forums.
:*[[Domino Succubi (Felarya)|Domino Succubi]], a type of Succubus in the Felarya universe created by gwadahunter2222 on the Felarya Forums.
:*[[Phantom Succubi (Felarya)|Phantom Succubi]], a type of Succubus in the Felarya universe created by Sean Okotami on the Felarya Forums.

[[Succubus (Ghost Trappers)]], a character within the Ghost Trappers game playable on Facebook.
:*[[Seducing Succubus Ghost]], the Succubus Ghost's midnight counterpart.

[[Succubus (Golden Sun)]], a video game character.

[[Succubus (Guildwars)]], a character build by arredondo of Guildwars.incgamers.com.

[[Succubus (Hastur.Net)]], a Succubus definition for use in the d20 Modern Horror RPG on Hastur.Net

[[Succubus (Hellgate)]], Online RPG Character.

[[Succubus (Heroes)]], Online RPG Character.

[[Succubus (Heroes of Might and Magic V)]], A computer RPG game character.

[[Succubus (Heroes of Might and Magic V - Card)]], A card for the Heroes of Might and Magic V collectable card game by DG Associates.

[[Succubus (Heroes of Newerth)]], an online RPG game character.

[[Succubus (Infernum)]], a character in the Infernum D20 RPG game.

[[Succubus (La Pucelle)]], a computer RPG character.

[[Succubus (Lineage 2)]], Online RPG Character.

[[Succubus (Lord of Vermilion)]], a character in the Lord of Vermilion card game by Square Enix.

[[Succubus (Mabinogi)]], Online RPG Character.

::[[Mabinogi Succubus's Clothes Collection Book]], a method to complete this quest in the Mabinogi game.

[[Succubus (Mare Mare Mare)]], a Japanese RPG computer game.

[[Succubus (Matrix Online)]], Online RPG Character.

[[Succubus (Mernac)]], Online RPG Character.

[[Succubus (Nethack)]], Computer RPG Character.

[[Succubus (Neverwinter Nights)]], Computer RPG Character.

[[Succubus (Noctropolis)]], a computer RPG character.

[[Succubus (Overlord)]], A Computer RPG character.

[[Succubus (Parthos)]], a being in the chat room based RPG Parthos.

:*[[Alyeta and the Succubus]]. a myth set in the Parthos universe.

[[Succubus (Pathfinder Chronicles)]], a being in the Pathfinder Chronicles campaign setting for the Dungeons & Dragons RPG.

[[Succubus (Poxnora)]], a creature in the Poxnora online RPG universe.

[[Succubus (Ragnarok)]], Online RPG Character.

[[Succubus (Sacred Plus)]], A Computer RPG character.

[[Succubus (Seal Online)]], an online RPG character.

[[Succubus (Slayers and She-Wolves)]], a class of gladiator for the Slayers & She-Wolves RPG battle game.

[[Succubus (Shin Megami Tensei)]], a computer RPG character.

[[Succubus (Star Ocean)]], Video game Character.

[[Succubus (Summoner Master)]], RPG Character.

[[Succubus (The Reincarnation)]], an RPG Character.

[[Succubus (Maria -Tenshi no Kiss to Akuma no Hanayome-)]], a Japanese RPG game.

[[Succubus (Ultima)]], Ultima Online RPG character.

[[Succubus (Valkyrie Profile)]], an enemy for the console RPG.

[[Succubus (VTES)]], a character class in the RPG game Vampire: The Eternal Struggle.

:[[Succubus Club (Card)]] - The game play card for the Succubus Club in the RPG game Vampire: The Eternal Struggle.

[[Succubus (World of Darkness)]] also known as the [[Daeva]] in the World of Darkness RPG.

::*[[Succubus' Grace (Custom Devotion)]], a devotion for the WoD RPG.

[[Succubus (World of Heroes)]], Online RPG Character by [http://starwars-exodus.wikia.com/wiki/User:Jagtai Jagtai].

[[Succubus (Warcraft III)]], World of Warcraft III Succubus character.

[[Succubus (WoW)]], World of Warcraft Succubus.

[[Succubus (WoW Warlock pet)]], World of warcraft Succubus.

[[Succubus Knight]], A Yu-Gi-Oh character card.

[[Summon Succubus (College of Demonology)]], a spell for the Fantasy HERO® role-playing game system from Hero Games.

[[Six Guns and Succubi]], A RPG Game concept by Andrés Santiago Pérez-Bergquist

[[Kagetsu Tohya]], a Japanese PC video game in which the Succubus character [[Len]] appears.

[[The Devil Inside]], a PC Video game by Cryo Interactive in which Deva, a Succubus appears as an alter-ego to the main character of the game.

[[Trouble Succubus]], A PC Video Game by Marine.

[[Twin Succubus]], an adult RPG game in which two succubi sisters appear.

[[Tyraline]], an Alu-Fiend NPC character for Dungeons and Dragons
 

== Second Life Skins ==
[[Black Druidic Succubus (Vendalia Foxtrot)]], a succubus avatar for Second Life Characters from Vendalia Foxtrot.

[[Chaospire Succubus Fantasy Outfit (Devyn Grimm)]], a costume set for Second Life Characters by Devyn Grimm.

[[Dark Succubus Avatar (Sinful Moon Creations)]], a succubus avatar for Second Life Characters from Sinful Moon Creations.

[[Demon Neko Succubus Skin (Chyna Watts)]], a succubus-like skin for Second Life Characters by Chyna Watts.

[[Devilish Costume (Patoula Yao)]], a succubus-like skin for Second Life Characters from Patoula Yao.

[[Forsaken Succubus Avatar (Vendalia Foxtrot)]], a succubus avatar for Second Life Characters from Vendalia Foxtrot.

[[Morrigan Costume (Szentasha Salome)]], a costume set for Second Life Characters that resembles Morrigan Aensland by Szentasha Salome.

[[Salacious Succubus (Slave Driven Designs)]], a succubus skin for Second Life Characters from Slave Driven Designs.

[[Succubus (Sanu)]], a succubus skin for Second Life created by Sanura Sakai, owner and creator of Sanu.

[[Succubus (Digital Dragon Designs)]], a series of Succubus and Demoness skins for Second Life Characters from Digital Dragon Designs.

[[Succubus Avatar (Jenna Fairplay)]], a succubus avatar by Jenna Fairplay for Second Life.

[[Succubus Deathbringer Set (Vendalia Foxtrot)]], a succubus costume for Second Life Characters from Vendalia Foxtrot.

[[Succubus War Queen (Vendalia Foxtrot)]], a succubus skin for Second Life Characters from Vendalia Foxtrot.

[[Temptation Sexy Devil Costume (Andrea SweetGirl)]], a succubus-like costume for Second Life Characters from Andrea SweetGirl.
 

== Story Universes ==
[[Succubi (Lavarocks)]], a fantasy story universe in which one of the races is named Succubi.

[[Succubus (Metamor Keep)]], a fantasy story universe with over 350 stories within it. PG-13 tales of magic and adventure.

[[Succubus (Metrobay Universe)]], a story universe found at [http://www.hipcomix.com/ Heroines in Peril Universe] and [http://stores.ebay.com/Doctor-Robos-Comix Doctor Robo's eBay store]

:*[[Lascivia]], a Succubus character in the Metrobay Universe.
:*[[Deminsha]], a Succubus character in the Metrobay Universe.
:*[[Sadistra]], a demonic queen of hell and ruler of the realm of Stryx in the Metrobay Universe.

[[Succubus (Twine)]], a collaborative story universe found at [http://twine.hellhound.net/Twine http://twine.hellhound.net/Twine]
:*[[Ishtar (Twine)]], a Succubus character in the Twine Universe.
 

== Comic Books and Similar ==
[[Bad Mix]], a webcomic created by Gabriel Rocha about a succubus named Lorelei.

[[Chantinelle]], a succubus character in the Hellblazer comic book series.

[[Chloe Love]], a young Succubus character in the webcomic series [http://www.eeriecuties.com/ Eerie Cuties].

[[Daemonophilia]], an english visual novel comedy featuring a Succubus as one of the main characters.

[[Demon Candy: Parallel]], a Canadian comedic fetish-based online comic series with several Succubi characters within it.

[[Dreamqueen]], a Marvel comic book universe character who is the daughter of a Succubus.

[[Donna Mia]], a Succubus character created by Trevlin Utz of Avatar Press

[[Flesh For The Beast]], a manga-like novel by various artists based on the film Flesh For The Beast.

[[Goshūshō-sama Ninomiya-kun]], a Japanese light novel series in which two characters are called succubi and incubi.
::*[[Mayu Tsukimura]], the succubus character in the series.
::*[[Mikihiro Tsukimura]], the incubus character in the series.

[[Irene the Succubus]], a Succubus character in the Japanese manga book series My Balls.

[[Kurumu Kurono]], A Succubi in the Japanese anime series Rosario + Vampire.

[[Lady Notra]], a succubus that appears in the manhwa series PhD: Phantasy Degree.

[[Locus]], a webcomic about a family of Succubi and their friends created, written, and published by Adam Black.

[[Lorelei]], a succubus character created by Steven A. Roman, who appears in a comic book series by the same name.

[[Lucifera]], a demoness/succubus character in the Italian comic book series of the same name.

[[Mark of the Succubus]], manga from TokyoPop.

[[Mazikeen (comics)]], a Lilim character seen in the Sandman comic book series issued by DC Comics.

[[My Dearest Devil Princess]], an ongoing manga series by Broccoli Books. It is created by Makoto Matsumoto and Maika Netsu.

[[Pibgorn]], a webcomic by Brooke McEldowney which features a Succubus as one of the major characters.

[[Santana (Comic Book Character)]], a Marvel Comics character.

[[Satyri]], a kind of Succubus-like being created by the artist DPRagan on Deviantart.com

[[Scarlet Succubus]], a character in the manga comic book series Empowered.

[[Succubus (Black Moon Chronicles)]], part of an ongoing graphic novel series in French.

[[Succubus (comics)]], a Marvel Comics character.

[[Succubus (Ghost Rider)]], a Marvel Comics character.

[[Succubus Justice]], an ongoing webcomic.

[[Succubi (Sinfest)]], a pair of Succubi characters in the online comic series Sinfest.

[[Succubus (Twilight Crusade)]], a 2008 comic book.

[[Succubes: Camilla]], a French graphic novel by Thomas Mosdi and Laurent Paturaud
:*[[Sukkubus: Camilla]], a German graphic novel translation of Succubes: Camilla
 

== Television ==
[[Demon In Lace]], an episode of Kolchak: The Night Stalker where a Succubus appears.

[[Ella Dee]], a witch in the television series [[Hex (Television Series)|Hex]] that is transformed into a Succubus.

[[Lost Girl (TV Series)|Lost Girl]], a Canadian television series in development for release in the 2010 television season on Showcase.

[[Nice Girls Don't (She-Wolf of London)]], an episode of the series She-Wolf of London in which a succubus appears.

[[Roxy Wasserman]], A Succubus in the TV Series The Middleman played by [[Elaine Hendrix]].

[[Forlorn (Sleepwalkers)]], an episode of the TV series Sleepwalkers in which a Succubus appears.

[[Succubi: The Dawn's Early Light]], an episode of the comedy series Kröd Mändoon and the Flaming Sword of Fire.

[[Succubus (Charmed)]], an episode when a Succubus is featured in the series Charmed.

[[Succubus (Sea of Souls)]], a BBC drama series episode.

[[The Succubus (South Park)]], a South Park episode.

[[Succubus (Viper GTS)]], refers to a series of Succubi characters in a three episode anime series.

[[Succubus (Black Widow)]], refers to the episode in the series Poltergeist: The Legacy where a Succubus appears.

[[Succubus (She's Got the Devil in Her Heart)]], refers to the episode in the series Poltergeist: The Legacy where a Succubus appears.

[[Succubus (The Tower of Druaga)]], an anime TV series in which a minor character is a Succubus.

== Books, Novels, eNovels, Short Stories and Poems==
[[A Personal Demon]], a novel by David Bischoff, Rich Brown, and Linda Richardson

[[A Red Hot Valentine's Day]], a compilation novel by Jess Michaels, Lacy Danes, Megan Hart, and [[Jackie Kessler]].

[[A Field Guide to Demons]], Fairies, Fallen Angels and Other Subversive Spirits, a novel by Carol K. Mack and Dinah Mack.

[[A Succubus for Christmas and Other Tales of Devilish Delights]]. a collection of stories by M. E. Hydra.

[[After Hours]], an eNovel by Jaden Michaels in which a Succubus is a central character.

[[Ain’t Nothin’ Like Succubus Lovin’]], an eNovel by Sapphire Phelan. '' Coming in 2010''

[[Beloved Succubus]], a classic gothic horror poem

[[Bending to Break]], a romance novel by AJ Hampton

[[Born of Darkness]], an eNovel by Rita Vetere

[[Come To Me (Novel)]], a novel by Lisa Cach

[[Crave]], a novel by Vivien Dean.

[[Cravings (Novel)]], an anthology novel by Laurell K. Hamilton, MaryJanice Davidson, Eileen Wilks, and Rebecca York

[[Crimson Succubus - The Demon Chronicles]], a novel of stories by Carmine.

[[Curse of the Succubus]], an internet published poem by Aaron Wilson.

[[Daughters of Lilith-a Tale of a Succubus]], an online poem by Ana The Imp

[[Daughters of Change]], an eBook by Teressa Wilde.

[[Dawn Song]], a novel by Michael Marano

[[Demoniality: Or, Incubi and Succubi]], written in 1879 by Father Sinistrari of Ameno.

[[Devilish (Novel)]], a novel by Maureen Johnson

[[Dream Demon]], a novel by Keith Gouveia

[[Earthbound]], a novel by Richard Matheson

[[Encyclopedia of the Undead]]: A Field Guide to Creatures That Cannot Rest in Peace, a novel by Bob Curran

[[Fengriffen and Other Stories]], a compilation novel of works by David F. Case.

[[Fire In His Eyes]], a novel by Stella Price and Audra Price

[[Fire Maiden (Novel)]], a novel by Tina Gerow in which a Succubus appears.

[[Forbidden Nights]], an anthology novel by Astrid Cooper, in which a tale of a Succubus is told.

[[Good Guys Deserve Bad Girls]], a novel by AP Miller

[[Gossamyr]], a novel by Michele Hauf, in which a succubus named The Red Lady appears.

[[Have A Harpy Holiday]], an eNovel by Stephani Hecht in which a Succubus is a major character.

[[Have Demon Will Travel]], a novel by John Brosnan

[[Hellbane]], a novel by Anthony Esler, in which one of the major characters is a Succubus.

[[Hell On Heels]], a compilation novel by Julie Kenner, Kathleen O'Reilly, abd Dee Davis.

[[His Final Seduction]], an eNovel by Scarlett Childs in which a Succubus plays a central role.

[[Horrible Beginnings]], a compilation novel edited by Steven H Silver and Martin Harry Greenberg in which the story ''They Only Come in Dreams'' appears.

[[Jewish Magic and Superstition: A Study in Folk Religion]], a book by Joshua Trachtenberg.

[[Journey to Redemption or Perdition?]], a novel by Rosa Clark in which the Succubus Lilith is a major character.

[[Keenen's Dilemma]], a romance novel by Minnette Meador.

[[Là-Bas]], (In English: ''Down There'' or ''The Damned'') is a novel by the French writer Joris-Karl Huysmans, first published in 1891.

[[Lilith (eNovel)]], an eNovel by Fran Heckrotte

[[Lilith (Paperback)]], a novel by Paul Kidd

[[Lilith (Paperback II)]], a novel by Glen Wilkinson

[[Lilith's Succubus]], a novel by by John X Murphy

[[Lilith Unbound]], a compilation novel edited by Elaine Cunningham.

[[Lilitu (Novel)]], a novel by Russell Patt.

[[Lord John and the Hand of Devils]], a novel by Diana Gabaldon.

[[Midnight Delights: Dark Erotic Fantasies]], a compilation novel by Carmine in which a story involving a Succubus appears.

[[Midnight Sins]], a novel by Cynthia Eden

[[Monster (Novel)]], a novel by A. Lee Martinez

[[Murphy's Lore After Hours: Nightcaps]], a novel by Patrick Thomas

[[My Soul to Keep]], an eNovel by Dianna Hunter.

[[Naamah: A Succubus Tale]], an eNovel by Mahogany SilverRain.

[[Naptown Nightmares: A Trilogy of Supernatural Terror]], a novel by F.N. Hofmeister

[[Naughty Bedtime Stories]], a novel by Joan Elizabeth Lloyd

[[Never Seen by Waking Eyes]], a novel by Stephen Dedman

[[No Loyal Knight]], a novel by John Wick in which a Succubus call girl appears.

[[Omens (Novel)]], a novel by Richard Gavin

[[Other Magical Creatures]], a novel by Dianne Fox, Sommer Marsden, and Mychael Black

[[Out Of The Dark]]: The Complete Guide to Beings from Beyond, by Brad Steiger

[[Paint It Black]], an eNovel by Nina Merrill.

[[Paying For Breakages Redux]], a collection of short stories by Maddox Kent

[[Planescape: Torment]], a novel written by Ray and Valerie Vallese based on the Planescape computer game.

[[Pornucopia]], a novel by Piers Anthony

[[Queen Victoria: Demon Hunter]], a novel by A. E. Moorat

[[Sanguinary Seductions]], an anthology by eXtasy's finest authors. Stephani Hecht's story has a succubus appear in it.

[[Satanica Sexualis: An Encyclopedia of Sex And the Devil]], a novel by Candice Black in which Succubi and Incubi are discussed

[[Seduced by Darkness (Collection)]], a compilation novel by Lacey Savage.

[[Seducing the Succubus]], an eBook by Jennifer Barlowe

[[Sexual Hauntings Through the Ages]], a book by Colin Waters.

[[Shadowfae]], a novel by Erica Hayes.

[[Silent Night, Haunted Night]], a novel by Terri Garey.

[[Sirens and Other Daemon Lovers]]: Magical Tales of Love and Seduction, a novel by Ellen Datlow.

[[Song of the Succubus]], a novel by William Pusey.

[[Soul of the Succubus]], an EBook by Alexis Fleming.

[[Substance (Novel)]], a novel by Isaiah Thomas.

[[Succubi (Edward Lee)]], A novel by the author Edward Lee.

[[Succubi (Francis Franklin)]], a short story by Francis James Franklin.

[[Succubi: The Five Points]], a novel by McKenzie Moss.

[[Succubus: A Novel of Erotic Possession]], a novel by Irving A. Greenfield.

[[Succubus Lore (Poem)]], a poem by Amy ´Insom´ Downum

[[Succubi (Poem)]], a poem by Nicole Crane Mitchell.

[[Succubus (Novel I)]], a novel by John Stockholm.

[[Succubus (Novel II)]], a novel by Jason Clark.

[[Succubus (Novel III)]], a novel by D. F. Jones.

[[Succubus (Novel IV)]], a novel by John Olivier Latour.

[[Succubus (Poem)]], a poem by Laura Lynn Familia.

[[Succubus (Poem II)]], a poem by L. Sid Taylor.

[[Succubus (Poem III)]], a poem by Louise Anne Pritchard.

[[Succubus (Poem IV)]], a poem by an unknown author.

[[Succubus (Poem V)]], a poem by Bradley Steffens.

[[Succubus (Poem VI)]], a poem by Jac Ting Lim.

[[Succubus (Poem VII)]], a poem by Alison Clare Grills.

[[Succubus (Poem VIII)]], a poem by Horace Jeffery Hodges.

[[Succubus (Short Story)]], an eBook by Sal Aceous.

[[Succubus' Smile]], an internet poem by Particularshard.

[[Succubusted]], an eNovel by Inara Lavey

[[Tales of the Winglord Kingdom]], a novel by Paula Sizemore

[[The Beloved]], a noval by J. F. Gonzalez

[[The Book of Lilith]], a novel by Robert G. Brown.

[[The Complete Book of Sex Magic]] by Leonard R.N. Ashley

[[The Erotic Strangula]], a novel by Mark Green

[[The Gate of Air]], a novel by James Buchan

[[The Legend of the Succubus (Short Story)]], a short story based on the Dark Ages MMORPG written by Cliona.

[[The Long Hour Before Light]], a novel by Ronald Joseph Scala

[[The Love of a Succubus]], an internet poem

[[The Mammoth Book of Paranormal Romance]], an anthology edited by Trisha Telep

[[The Pavillion of Dreams]], a short online story by No_name.

[[The Shadow of the Succubus]], a novel by John Condenzio.

[[The Succubus: A Marabell Heart Memoir]], a novel by Ezri Erin.

[[The Succubus (EBook)]], an eBook by Sarah Winn.

[[The Succubus (Novel)]], a novel by Kenneth Rayner Johnson.

[[The Succubus (Novel II)]], a novel by Vlado Žabot originally published in Slovenian and translated into English.

[[The Succubus (Short Story)]], a short story by Honoré de Balzac

[[The Succubus and Other Short Stories]], a novel by by Hugh Cook

[[The Succubus Prayer]], an internet poem by Scarletdarkness.

[[The Succubus Wants You Tonight]], an internet poem by Chalisse Fortson.

[[The "Supernatural" Book of Monsters, Spirits, Demons, and Ghouls]], a guide to the monsters and creatures of the Supernatural television series.

[[Time For Clocks and Demons]], an eBook by Anthony Stevens.

[[To Build Jerusalem]], a fantasy novel by John Whitbourn in which a succubus is an important character in the story.

[[Tongue of the Succubus]], a short story by Tom A Schafer.

[[Treasure Box (Novel)]], a novel by Orson Scott Card. A Succubus is a major character in this work.

[[Violet Visions: An Anthology]], by eXtasy's Collective Mind.

[[Vortex Blues]], an Ebook By Tina Gerow in which a Succubus is a central character.

[[Warrior Demoness]], an eNovel by Fran Heckrotte.

[[What Happens in Vegas…After Dark]], an anthology novel by Jodi Lynn Copeland, Anya Bast, Lauren Dane and Kit Tunstall

[[Wicked Delights]], a compilation novel by by Kate Hill, Adrienne Kama, Lisa G. Riley, and Kimberly Kaye Terry.

[[Wicked Hot]], a novel by Charlene Teglia
 
'''''As well as the following book series:'''''
 
The [[Hell On Earth]] series by [[Jackie Kessler]]:
:*[[Hell's Belles]]
:*[[The Road to Hell]]
:*[[Hotter than Hell]]
:*''A Hell of a Time'', [[Eternal Lover]]
 
The [[Georgina Kincaid]] series by [[Richelle Mead]]:
:*[[Succubus Blues]]
:*[[Succubus on Top]] -This book has been rereleased as [[Succubus Nights]]
:*[[Succubus Dreams]]
:*[[Succubus Heat]]
:*[[Succubus Shadows]] (scheduled for release March 2010)
:*[[Brushstrokes]] (2007) (novella)
:*''City of Demons'', [[Eternal Lover]]
 
The Lilith "Lily" Ad-Hzar series by [[Nina Harper]]:
:*[[Succubus in the City]]
:*[[Succubus takes Manhattan]]
:*[[Succubus in New York]], the UK release of [[Succubus takes Manhattan]]
:*[[Succubus On the Town]] - ''Coming 2009''
 
The Forgotten Realms series by Thomas M. Reid:
:*[[The Gossamer Plain]]: The Empyrean Odyssey, Book I
:*[[The Fractured Sky]]: The Empyrean Odyssey, Book II
:*[[The Crystal Mountain]]: The Empyrean Odyssey, Book III - Coming 2009
 
The Felix Castor Series by Mike Carey:
:*[[The Devil You Know]]
:*[[Vicious Circle]]
:*[[Dead Men's Boots]]
:*[[Thicker Than Water]]
:*[[The Naming of the Beasts]]
 
The Grotte Cachée Series by Louisa Burton:
:*[[House of Dark Delights]]
;*[[Bound in Moonlight]]
;*[[Whispers of the Flesh]]
:*[[In The Garden Of Sin]]
 
The Here Be Demons Series by Esther Friesner:
:*[[Here Be Demons]]
:*[[Demon Blues]]
:*[[Hooray for Hellywood]]
 
The Jackie Brighton Series by Jill Myles
:*[[Gentlemen Prefer Succubi]]
:*[[Succubi Like It Hot]]
:*[[My Fair Succubi]] - ''Coming 2010''
 
The Lizzie Brown Series by Angie Fox
:*[[The Accidental Demon Slayer]]
:*[[The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers]]
:*[[A Tale of Two Demon Slayers]]
:*[[The Last of the Demon Slayers]] - ''Coming 2011''
 
The Demonica Series by Larissa Ione
:*[[Pleasure Unbound (Demonica, Book 1)]]
:*[[Desire Unchained (Demonica, Book 2)]]
:*[[Passion Unleashed (Demonica, Book 3)]]
 
The Bad Angels series by Belinda McBride.
:*[[Bad Angels: Falling]]
:*[[Bad Angels: Burn]]
 
The Equinox series by Raven Watts
:*[[Up In Flames]]
 
 

== Figurines, Dolls and Models ==

[[Bandai HGIF Capcom Figure Collection]], a four figure set containing models of Morrigan and Lilith Aensland.

[[Banpresto -Darkstalkers Morrigan DX]], a model kit produced by Banpresto

[[Beryl-Never ending dream]], A Succubi doll by KIZ Entertainment, Inc.

[[Castlevania Succubus Figurine]], A figurine by NECA.

[[Capcom Figure Collection - Morrigan and Lilith]], a series of six figures.

[[Capcom Girls Collection -Lilith Aensland]], A one-sixth scale figurine by Yamato.

[[Capcom Girls Collection -Morrigan Aensland]], A one-sixth scale figurine by Yamato.

[[Capcom Girls Collection -Morrigan Heavy Gauge Statue]], A figurine by Yamato.

[[Capcom Girls Morrigan Statue]], a figurine by Toycom

[[CMON Miniatures - Lyn: Succubus]], a limited edition resin figurine by CMON Miniatures.

[[CMON Miniatures - Lyn: Winged Succubus]], a limited edition resin figurine by CMON Miniatures.

[[DnD Mini Blood War: Succubus]], A small figurine by TSR.

[[Daiki Kougyo Morrigan (Resin Kit)]], a resin model kit produced by Daiki Kougyo.

[[Elmore Masterworks - 2008 Demoness]], a figurine by Elmore Productions Inc.

[[Fenryll: Succubus]], A series of Succubus miniatures by Fenryll miniatures.

[[Freebooter: Succubus]], A small figurine by Freebooter Miniatures.

[[Glot and Glati – Dream Caller]], a pair of chibi Succubus and Incubus characters by KIZ Entertainment Inc. (See also [[Beryl-Never ending dream]])

[[Grenadier: Succubus]], a small figurine by Grenadier Miniatures.

[[HorrorClix: Nightmares Succubus]], A plastic figurine by WizKids.

[[Ivu Figurine]], a model kit manufactured by ToyFight GK

[[JMD Miniatures: Succubus]], a resin figurine by JMD Miniatures.

[[Kurumu Kurono Figurine]], a small figurine of the succubus character from the Rosario + Vampire anime series.

[[Light Armor MMS Type Devil Succubus Valona]], a model from the Busou Shinki Battle Rondo online game

[[Luzbelle]], a small figurine made by Zenit Minitures.

[[Mabinogi Black Succubus Paperfold]], by Mabikaze Paperworks Northarant.

[[Mabinogi Red Succubus Paperfold]], by Mabikaze Paperworks Northarant.

[[Mabinogi Succubus PVC Figurine]], by Goodsmile Company.

[[Mage Knight: Uprising Succubus]], a small plastic figurine by WizKids.

[[Max Factory Morrigan]], a one-sixth scale model of [[Morrigan Aensland]] by Max Factory

[[Kurushima Morrigan (Resin Kit)]], a model kit produced by Kurushima of [[Morrigan Aensland]]

[[Pleasuredemon]], a large scale resin kit by Ultraforge Miniatures.

[[Pop Culture Shock: Morrigan]], a large PVC model of [[Morrigan Aensland]] by Pop Culture Shock.

[[Rackham: Succubus]], a small figurine by Rackham.

[[Ral Partha Tanar'ri Succubus]], a small figurine by Ral Partha Miniatures.

Reaper Miniatures Collection
:*[[Adara: Succubus]], a small figurine by Reaper Miniatures.

:*[[Alura: Succubus]], a small figurine by Reaper Miniatures.

:*[[Alura: Succubus Temptress]], a small figurine by Reaper Miniatures.

:*[[Batna: Succubus]], a small figurine by Reaper Miniatures.

:*[[Chained Succubus]], a small figurine by Reaper Miniatures.

:*[[Darkspawn Succubus]], a small figurine by Reaper Miniatures.

:*[[Eilluvasheth: Succubus Queen]], a small figurine by Reaper Miniatures.

:*[[Jhorxia: Succubus]], a small figurine by Reaper Miniatures.

:*[[Lilith: Succubus]], a small figurine by Reaper Miniatures.

:*[[Sophie the Succubus]], a series of figurines of the mascot of Reaper Miniatures.

::*[[2009 Christmas Sophie]], the 2009 annual Christmas special figurine.

::*[[ReaperCon Sophie 2009]], a special figurine for the 2009 ReaperCon convention.

::*[[Resin Sophie Statue]], a special 12 inch resin statue for the 2009 ReaperCon convention.

::*[[Sophie Collection]], a series of five figurines of Sophie the Succubus by Reaper Miniatures to commemorate the ReaperCon 5th Anniversary.

:*[[Sirithis: Succubus]], a small figurine by Reaper Miniatures.

:*[[Syphrilia: Succubus]], a small figurine by Reaper Miniatures.

:*[[Virina: Female Demon]], a small figurine by Reaper Miniatures.

[[Rosario and Vampire Kurumu 1:8 Scale PVC Figure]], a highly detailed figurine by Chara-Ani.

[[Spyglass Miniatures - J'Mo the Succubus]], a Limited Edition figurine by Spyglass Miniatures.

[[Spyglass Miniatures - Katalin: Succubus]], a resin figurine by Spyglass Miniatures.

[[Succubus Sylvia]], a PVC figurine model kit manufactured by Orchid Seed.

[[She-Warriors: Greater Succubus]], a small tin figurine by Mega Miniatures.

[[She-Warriors: Succubus Series]], a series of three figures by Mega Miniatures.

[[World of Warcraft: Amberlash]], a figurine by DC Unlimited.

[[World of Warcraft Succubus Mini]], a figurine by Upper Deck.

==Music and Albums==
[[Succubus Club]], a location in World of Darkness which is the inspiration for the name of the album Music from the Succubus Club
 
== Plays and Similar ==
[[A Mad World, My Masters]], refers to a Jacobean stage play written by Thomas Middleton in which a Succubus appears.

[[A New Trick to Cheat the Devil]], an early seventeenth-century comedy stage play.

[[The Lady of Pleasure]], a Caroline era comedy of manners.

[[The Succubus, A Screenplay]], written by Gregory Walker
 

== Drink Recipes ==
[[Succubus' Embrace (Drink)|Succubus' Embrace]]
 

== See also ==
[[Incubus (disambiguation)]]

Greater Succubus

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''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''

''The following information is in the SuccuWiki for the sake of completeness with the Dungeons and Dragons universe.''

The following information applies to the Greater Succubus in the 3.5 Edition Dungeon and Dragons ruleset.

== Statistics ==
*Greater Succubus
*Medium-Size Outsider (Chaotic, Evil)
*HD: 13d8+52 (104 hp)
*Initiative: +5 (Dex)
*Speed: 30 ft., fly 50 ft. (average)
*AC: 24 (+5 Dex, +9 natural)
*Attacks: 2 claws +15 melee
*Damage: Claw 1d3+2
*Face/Reach: 5 ft. by 5 ft./5 ft.
*Special Atks: Spell-like abilities, energy drain, summon tanar’ri
*Special Qlt: Damage reduction 20/+2, SR 12, tanar’ri qualities, alternate form, tongues
*Saves: Fort +12, Ref +13, Will +10
*Abilities: Str 15, Dex 20, Con 18, Int 18, Wis 14, Cha 30
*Skills: Bluff +56, Concentration +20, Disguise +26*, Diplomacy +26, *Escape Artist +21, Gather Information +26, Intimidate +26, Listen +20*, *Sense Motive + 18, Spot +20*, Scry +12.
*Feats: Dodge, Mobility (2 extra feats)
*Climate/Terrain: Any land and underground
*Organization: Solitary
*CR: 18
*Treasure: Standard
*Alignment: Always chaotic evil
*Advancement: 13-25 HD (Medium-size)

== Tanar’ri Qualities ==
*Immunities (Ex): Tanar’ri are immune to poison and electricity.
*Resistances (Ex): Tanar’ri have cold, fire, and acid resistance 20.
*Telepathy (Su): Tanar’ri can communicate telepathically with any creature within 100 feet that has a language.

== Succubus Abilities ==
*Spell-Like Abilities: At will-charm monster, clairaudience/clairvoyance, darkness, detect good, detect thoughts, displacement, dominate monster, doom, ethereal jaunt (self plus 50 pounds of objects only), hold person, improved invisibility, mass charm, mass suggestion, plain shift, suggestion, and teleport without error (self plus 50 pounds of objects only); 1/day gate, geas, harm, unholy blight. These abilities are as the spells cast by a 20th-level sorcerer (save DC 20 + spell level).

*Energy Drain (Su): A Greater Succubus drains energy from a mortal it lures into some act of passion, she may also use this ability by simply planting a kiss on the victim or blowing a kiss to them. The succubus’s kiss or embrace inflicts one negative level; the victim must succeed at a Wisdom check (DC 15) to even notice. The Fortitude save to remove the negative level has a DC of 26. The blown kiss is treated as a ranged touch attack with a range of 30 feet.

*Loving Caress (Su): The caress of a greater succubus will charm any mortal for 1d3 hours. After this time that mortal will be enamored with her permanently. A will save DC 26 negates this ability.

*Induce Pleasure (Su): With a wink or a smile or the slightest seductive glance a greater succubus can afflict a subject with uncontrollable blissful pleasure. Upon failing a DC 26 Will save the victim collapses, wracked with convulsions of intense pleasure for 2d4 rounds. The subject can take no actions while in this state and is considered prone. After the effect ends, they may act normally.

*Summon Tanar’ri (Sp): Once per day a greater succubus can attempt to summon one balor with a 50% chance of success.

*Alternate Form (Su): Greater succubi can assume any humanoid form of Small to Large size as a standard action. This ability is similar to the polymorph self spell but allows only humanoid forms.

::*While using this ability, a greater succubus gains a +10 circumstance bonus to Disguise checks.

*Tongues (Su): A greater succubus has a permanent tongues ability as the spell cast by a 12th-level sorcerer. Succubi usually use verbal communication with mortals and save telepathic communication for conversing with other fiends.

*Skills: Greater succubi receive a +8 racial bonus to Listen and Spot checks and +30 to bluff.

== External Links==
*[http://www.wizards.com Official D&D Website]

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