A manifestation of Andras, the 63rd demon described in the Infernal Dictionary.
His title is Great Marquis and he controls over thirty legions of demons.
Andras often manifests in a humanoid body with angel's wings and an owl's head, holding a gleaming and sharp great-sword. He is also often depicted riding great dark wolf. His power is extreme, if successfully summoned and commanded, he can kill anyone. Andras is a master of the sword and violence, often summoned at times of war, to sow discord, cause strife and bloodshed. He can ruin a truce between former enemies and enflame old grudges.
Generally considered one of the most dangerous of summons, only the most powerful conjurers should even consider attempting to summon this creature, and extreme precautions must be taken. When summoned Andras is intent on killing both the conjurer and the assistants should they stray from the circle of protection. He will tempt the summoners and only a great will is capable of bringing him under tenuous control.
Once an angel, sided with Lucifer and fell from grace.
His title is Great Marquis and he controls over thirty legions of demons.
Andras often manifests in a humanoid body with angel's wings and an owl's head, holding a gleaming and sharp great-sword. He is also often depicted riding great dark wolf. His power is extreme, if successfully summoned and commanded, he can kill anyone. Andras is a master of the sword and violence, often summoned at times of war, to sow discord, cause strife and bloodshed. He can ruin a truce between former enemies and enflame old grudges.
Generally considered one of the most dangerous of summons, only the most powerful conjurers should even consider attempting to summon this creature, and extreme precautions must be taken. When summoned Andras is intent on killing both the conjurer and the assistants should they stray from the circle of protection. He will tempt the summoners and only a great will is capable of bringing him under tenuous control.
Once an angel, sided with Lucifer and fell from grace.
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