Asmodeus

Goddess of Lust.
Sister of Kain.
Mistress of Succubi and Incubi.
Mistress of Lies.
Madam of Hell's Gambling Halls.
Inventor of French Fashion.
Commander of Seventy-Two Legions.

Origin: Asmodeus’ background is shrouded in contradictions. Most likely
she was one of the Seraphim, originally male, and known in Hebrew mythology as Ashmedai, "the destroyer."

Career: Early in her career, Asmodeus was tasked with slaying men who
entered marriage only out of lust. She had a tendency to get carried away, and on one occasion she killed seven men who lusted after a righteous young girl. She later took the role as the prime advocate of lust, inspiring men to betray their wives and brothers to fight to the death over sinful women. She is still active and was last seen in New York in 1981.

Character: Beautiful and charming, and possessing a strange sense of
humour, Asmodeus likes the Fine Arts. She revels in all acts motivated by desire for pleasure.

Symbols and attributes: Known to use both dragons and swords as her
attributes, but has recently taken to use various brands of clothing and perfumes as her "trademarks."