Stolas

And the comment about the blue blood bird.

This is how people see Stolas because he's at his racist worst.

in that episode.

So you can see why she's not impressed.

Very good one.

So the demons, as, um, many, many listeners will be able to identify Stolas, uh, mostly from the success of Helluva Boss, I hesitated to add him and some of the other Goetian demons.

So for those who aren't occult nerds or haven't been to a Hot Topic in the last two years, the Ars Goetia is a portion of the Lesser Key of Solomon.

This is a very old arcane text, uh, talking about, uh, demons, demonology, foundational d- to demonology, and the Ars Goetia, the Goetic demons, are a big part of that, and Stolas is one of them.

I specifically made him an antagonist because in actual magical workings, he is the nicest guy.

He's super kind.

He's just very, um, erudite.

He's very much about, you know, knowledge for knowledge's sake, and that aspect of the character I kept.

Malediction has seven charges on it, and I gotta watch this.

three of three doom and a sudden riptide sweeps you under and you search for purchase among the rungs of a sunken balcony suddenly a tug at your ankles pulls you below one of the sirens has grabbed hold of you find the chorus enemy in the depths with the least amount of resources on them which is Volinde unfortunately the double horror one and then when she enters play she either attacks you or discard the top X non-weakness cards from of their deck from the game so I'm going to remove Great Prince Stolas from the game bye Stolas it's the only way you can get removed from my deck Um, then find the investigator with the lowest agility.

That's me.

That investigator must spend any combination of four clues or resources.

It is associated with WIRE's textual project, but later transmission involved editors, translators and readers who carried the material into settings far removed from WIRE's critical purpose.

The catalogue lists 69 spirits, including Bael, Agares, Marbas, Amen, Barbetos, Bua, Paimon, Belial, Stolas, Andras and Balam.

Each entry assigns a title, rank, appearance, office or supposed ability.

Spirits appear as kings, princes, dukes, marquises, presidents, earls and knights.

The famous first section, the Ars Goetia, describes 72 spirits.

It assigns them names, ranks, appearances, offices, and in many versions, individual seals.

Familiar entries include Baal, Agares, Vassago, Paimon, Bua, Astaroth, Asmodei, Belial, Stolas, Dantalion, and Andromalius.

The Ars Goetia did not create all of these figures.

He's staring.

He's not judging you because Stolas is in control.

The representation of Stolas is very interesting.

And if we look at our book, which I have here on demonology, And don't call Courtney love for it, because she doesn't know what she's fucking talking about.

Unless you talk about wills and shit.

Now, if we look deep into Stolas.

Stolas is magical.

Sometimes it's good to have a pizza, and sometimes it's not.