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{{wikipediainfo}} | {{cleanup|I don't think the word "demon", or even "Dæmon", appears in ''The Satan Pit''. I'm not 100% if "evil" is either, but the description of the Kaled god of war and [[Earth]], [[Dæmos]] and [[Draconia]]'s "horned beasts" in ''Pit'' absolutely doesn't use any variant of "evil creature" or "evil god". Are devils and fallen angels even considered "gods"? They're almost certainly not in real-world Judeo-Christian religions. ''The Dæmons'' uses the term "demon" but barely and in no depth beyond the context of the Dæmos species of Dæmons.}}{{wikipediainfo}} | ||
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A '''Demon''' was an evil creature in the mythology of the [[human]]s, {{fact}} although similar [[god|deities]] appeared in the religions of races such as the [[Kaled]]s and the [[Draconian]]s. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Satan Pit]]'') They were generally depicted as being [[humanoid]]s, often with horns. | A '''Demon''' was an evil creature in the mythology of the [[human]]s, {{fact}} although similar [[god|deities]] appeared in the religions of races such as the [[Kaled]]s and the [[Draconian]]s. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Satan Pit]]'') They were generally depicted as being [[humanoid]]s, often with horns. | ||
