Physical changes include fangs, claws, pointed tail and wings. Users with this power gain usually boosted strength, speed, supernatural level of beauty and some magical abilities, especially dealing with illusions and mental manipulation. Succubus (plural: succubi, derived from Late Latin succuba or succubare "to lie beneath" sub- "under" and cubare "to lie"), a female demon or supernatural entity, in female form, who in known traditions that appears in dreams to seduce men, usually through sexual activity. The result of these couplings is called an Incubus, an aggressive spirit of impregnation which inherits the appearance of a man.Īlthough hunters have managed to keep succubi mostly at bay, these creatures still manage to breach the veil and manifest themselves thanks to the cultural misconception that succubi are merely sex demons driven to satisfy human desires and never of the danger of these predators. Rarely do succubi engage in sexual encounters that don't result in conception. The irony is that it isn't uncommon for certain hunters to sleep with succubi either to acquire information on the occult world or simply to satisfy themselves before killing the creature.īeyond just feeding upon their victims, succubi are driven to reproduce. Hunters often derogatorily refer to them as "Hell's whores" for the aforementioned reasons.
These monstrous femme fatales are known to serve as concubines and guardians for warlocks powerful enough to control them as well as inhuman muses for occultists. Succubi are often referred to as Lilin due to their assumed association with the demonness Lilith of Judaic theology. Succubi are often associated with demons due to their possessing nature as well as their proclivity to lure their prey via sexual advances.
Call me some time?" ― Saccharissa (The Secret World)Ī Succubus is a carnivorous spirit which typically inhabits the corpses of recently-departed young women in order to rise and feed on flesh. the Vultures of Leng plucking your nerve-endings like a fabulous instrument.
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