Beelzebub

Lord of Flies.
Chief of false gods.
Sovereign Ruler of the Infernal Empire.
Grand Master of the Order of the Fly.
Commander of Fifty-Nine Legions.

Origin: Beelzebub is one of the few Daemons to be frequently featured in the Bible, and was originally the God of the Philistine town of Ekron. His role in The Fall is unclear.

Career: Beelzebub has always been around and was recognised very early as one of Lucifer's most prominent and energetic Lieutenants. Despite this, Beelzebub has always followed his own rather erratic agenda, being powerful enough to do as he pleases as long as he doesn’t get directly in the way of the First Fallen. (The True Hell cult of 1890's Lapland which envisioned a newer and better Hell under
Beelzebub's aegis was not of his creation.) He was very active in Europe during the Middle Ages and has often been involved in spectacular possessions, the best known being the case of the nuns of Loudun. He is still hard at work and was last seen in 1998 harassing clergy in Bern.

Character: Described as bloated and horrible, and from time to time attributed with bat wings, flaming nostrils and almost any other inhuman feature imaginable. He is quite tasteless and enjoys all things destructive. He is overbearing, brutish and just plain mean.

Symbols and attributes: Any monstrous attribute will do. Beelzebub is not
that fussy.