Nekrona

Mages and cults, they’re really mothing but trouble. They could go on a quest to save a village, but instead reduce it to cinders. When they try to cure a plauge, they could end up creating. A wizard tries alchemy, and he ends up blowing his head off. The examples and scenarios go on, but the point is this: The systems of the Arcane Arts are so complex for mortal mibds, it’s a wonder they haven’t rescined the art altogether.

This is yet another example of that. Six young and ambitious summoners sought to summon and bind their own hellknight, but knew not the exact ritual. Thus, they performed a pentagram ritual with arrayed dancings and offerings. No results came for the ring, but they trued nontheless. Until, one day, a seventh necromancer joined the ring - a beautiful buxom lass with a clear lustful tone in her mannerisms. The new necromancer had suggested she attempt to summon a hellknight be eqtibg a large meal and passing it onto the pentagram. The other necromancers agrred to this, and looked away as the business was done. Much to the necromancers’ surprise, the summon worked! Much more to their surprise, it was not a hellknight they summoned. Rather, it was Nekrona, Queen of Sodom.


Ever wonder why hell often smells of sulfur? Yup, that’s Nekrona’s doing.


Nevertheless, the buxom babe bowed before Nekrona before being promptly devoured and sent to Nekrona’s bubbling gut. Turns out she had planned this from day one. With the six young necromancers far too weak to stop her, Nekrona devoured all of them and left thr cave with a big, satisfied belly. A few hours and a trip to the outhouse later, seven new servants under Nekrona were born.


Now, that army grows as Nekrona devours more and more denizens of the surface.