In the Ars Goetia, Belial is a mighty king created immediately after Lucifer. Manifesting as two beautiful angels seated in a fiery chariot, he speaks with a seductive, graceful voice while harboring an utterly perverse nature. He confers prestigious senatorships, procures political favors from allies and foes alike, distributes noble titles, and governs eighty legions of spirits.
“Weyer notes that Belial was cast down first among the worthier sort who fell with Lucifer, stressing that he will not speak truth or yield true answers unless constrained by divine power and sacrificial offerings.”
Domains of Authority
Sphere of Operation
What does this entity do?
Procures offices, titles, and favor from allies and enemies alike.
Deals out prestigious offices and noble honors to infernal clients.
Seduces through graceful speech that hides a perverse and lying nature.
Musters and disciplines scores of infernal legions under regal command.
Iconography & Implements
Objects, vestments, and marks borne in Goetic tradition — and what each one signifies.
Blazing conveyance bearing the beautiful king between twin visages.
Two beautiful faces enthroned in the fiery chariot of the eloquent king.
Aurum sigil authenticating the eloquent king's senatorships and favors.
Eighty legions governed as senatorships and favors are dispensed.
