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Tyrants are rare, formed from souls so twisted that they transformed long before reaching the afterlife. They emerge from the Maw of Damnation and feast upon other fiends, assuming command of hellish legions. Their auras fend off even sacred weapons and bathe opponents in pure malice, inflicting wounds and sewing fear from the sheer force of the tyrant's dark will.
Scourges were damned for the sin of slavery, robbing hundreds of freedom in their lust for power. Their aura wreathes them in magical chains that react to their will, lashing out and binding their victims.
Executioners were damned for the sin of mass murder, slaying countless innocents for pay or sport. Their auras grant them unrivaled speed and ruthlessness, making them tireless killers.
Heretics were damned for the sin of heresy, for turning their backs on the immortals they swore to serve. Their auras pervert the intentions of those who attack them, turning arrows and spells back upon their owners.
Marauders were damned for the sin of wrath. Many were soldiers who succumbed to the haze of battle, turning their blades on prisoners, allies, and innocents in their fury. Their aura fills their foes with the same irrational anger.
Gluttons were damned for the sin of gluttony, dooming themselves through overindulgence. Their aura induces gnawing, ravenous hunger, allowing them to sap victims of vitality with a touch.
Tormentors were damned for the sin of sadism, taking pleasure in the fear and suffering of others. Their auras wreathe them in a fearsome visage they can use to terrify their foes.
Vandals were damned for the sin of envy, for spiting those who possessed something they lacked. Their hearts are so full of venom that their auras transform any weapon they touch into a snake, allowing them to lash out at foes with enervating poison.
Idolists were damned for the sin of idolatry, for revering powerful monsters or spirits as false immortals. They use their aura to inspire blind zealotry in other fiends, driving them forward into battle.
Laggards were damned for the sin of sloth, wasting their lives through inaction and apathy. Laggards rarely attack on their own, and must often be whipped forward by stronger fiends. Even then, they move sluggishly. In fact, they move so little when idle that they may be mistaken for corpses.
