Belphegor

Lord of Discovery and Invention.
God of Licentiousness.

Origin: Originally Baal-Phegor, "The Lord of Mount Phegor," a fertility god worshipped by the Moabites.

Career: Despite being worshipped in the form of a phallus and often being depicted as a monster sitting on a lavatory, Belphegor prefers to walk the Earth in the form of a rather ordinary looking woman. He does this a lot since she enjoys humankind in an almost philanthropic way. Belphegor supports the thesis that Man's undoing is in his own acts, and he likes to meddle with scientists and inventors. Lately, Belphegor is known to have been the mistress of several of the men involved in the Manhattan Project.

Character: No matter what form he is seen in, Belphegor has very fine nails and an air of fl atulence about her. He is clever and curious and is known to give her conjurers gifts of discovery and ingenious invention.

Symbols and attributes: Any kind of (preferably big) phallic symbol or a pile of steaming excrement.