Asmodeus Socks
Description: SH game description: Demon lord of authority. He lusts for power, for no other reason than to wield it. Beside his castle is the Spring of Wisdom. Before leaving Europe after Idar Flamme, buy it off the drunk in Petrograd for 100,000 cash. In the Ars Goetia, Asmodeus is ranked thirty-second amongst Hell's hierarchy, and is described as having three heads - one of a bull, a human, and a ram; the tail of a serpent, and from his six mouths can breathe fire. He rides upon an infernal dragon, and governs seventy-two legions of lesser demons.
Description: A sinister vision of Asmodeus emerges in antique woodcut form, crowned and commanding, his triune heads exhaling fire and menace. This symmetrical composition evokes medieval demonology, blending myth and heraldry into a dark, commanding emblem of power. Rendered in linework and cross-hatching, the chimera’s grotesque anatomy, serpent tail, clawed limbs, and hybrid legs ride a winged lion-dragon. The engraving’s stark black-and-white intensity conjures an ancient, surreal atmosphere of fear and fascination. ABOUT THE ART © Monday, May 25, 2026, 2:58:29 PM Tracey Harrington-Simpson
Description: Ruiner of marriages, demon of lust, rage, and gambling. The infamous nuns of Loudun claimed Asmodeus — alternatively Asmodai, Asmodee, or sometimes Asmoday — was their tormentor in 1634. In the arcane text The Testament of Solomon, King Solomon uses a magic ring to conscript this demonic fellow king to help him build the great Temple.
Description: A sinister vision of Asmodeus emerges in antique woodcut form, crowned and commanding, his triune heads exhaling fire and menace. This symmetrical composition evokes medieval demonology, blending myth and heraldry into a dark, commanding emblem of power. Rendered in linework and cross-hatching, the chimera’s grotesque anatomy, serpent tail, clawed limbs, and hybrid legs ride a winged lion-dragon. The engraving’s stark black-and-white intensity conjures an ancient, surreal atmosphere of fear and fascination. ABOUT THE ART © Saturday, March 28, 2026, 12:46:00 PM Tracey Harrington-Simpson
