The Seven Icons

There are Seven leaders of the armies of Hell, each of which exemplifies a negative trait or emotion in the material world.

There are small pockets of worship for the Seven Icons in Prayden.

''Note: These names originate from LaVeyan Satanism. While many of these names originate from preexisting cultures that were Christianized, their original sources and cultures do not influence their portrayal in Prayden. They are based on the interpretation from Anton LeVey with some liberties taken from me.''

Abbadon, The Icon of Violence


Abbadon exemplifies overindulgence to violence, their violence is mindless and directionless. Abbadon glorifies fighting until you die, leaving the largest trail of destruction in your wake.



Azazel, The Icon of War
Azazel exemplifies the horrors of war. While war can be used for just causes, Azazel glorifies total and destructive warfare. They are viewed in a similar vein to Abbadon, but this is not the case. Azazel's destruction is strategic and efficient to cause the most amount of suffering.



Beelzebub, The Icon of Decay
Beelzebub exemplifies stagnation and decay of all things. Beelzebub glorifies living a life of absolute stagnation. Disease and pestilence follows in their wake.



Mammon, The Icon of Greed
Mammon exemplifies greed and putting down others in the desire for personal gain.