an angel, now fallen, once of the order of thrones. He is cited as one of 3 "devils" that possessed the body of the notorious 16th-century nun, Sister Louise Capeau (or Capelle).
she has an entry in the glossary as a succubus who once had a thing with graz'zt and now they're fighting over a jungle part of the abyss...
Greybar said:Nooo. My wife apparently threw away the old word-of-day. Ah well, should have snagged it.
Ontic Flux - so if such a being is flickering in and out of existence, this might be fun to consider when divination is used. If you attempt to scry for Soneillion, do you need to check to see whether she exists at the moment the spell takes effect?
John
Word of the Day for Thursday May 27, 1999
chthonic (THONE-ik), adjective:
dwelling in or under the earth; also, pertaining to the underworld
"Driven by dæmonic, chthonic Powers." --T.S. Eliot
"The chthonic divinity was essentially a god of the regions under the earth; at first of the dark home of the seed, later on of the still darker home of the dead." --C. F. Keary
"The chthonic imagery of Norine's apartment, which..was black as a coalhole and heated by the furnace of the hostess' unslaked desires." --M. McCarthy
"Two great and contrasted forms of ritual: the Olympian and the Chthonic, the one a ritual of cheerful character, the other a ritual of gloom, and fostering superstition."
Chthonic comes from khthón, the Greek word for earth.
So, my question is, does anyone else know of a history that links Soneillon with succubi and harlots?
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So, my question is, does anyone else know of a history that links Soneillon with succubi and harlots?
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Any thoughts on this?
Sepulchrave II said:
As far as I know the 'RL' Soneillon is linked with hatred (as one of the seven deadly sins) and is a male demon - it was only in the 1e MMII that she was listed as female.