Baphomet

Notorious demon girls with the aspects of a ram and an odd pair of feathered wings protruding from her hips. Baphomets are exceptionally clever, charismatic and deceitful beings, which is why they are chosen to be the infernal realm's agents of subterfuge in the mortal world. A Baphomet can conceal her monstrous features, making able to walk among humans and integrate with their societies. It is the Baphomet's task to dissuade mortals from the path of celestial worship and create splinters within religious factions. When a Baphomet has worked her way up the social ladder within the institution she intends to corrupt, she will reveal herself to her closest and most trusted affiliates and form a demonic coven from which they manipulate unwitting subordinates and spread the influence of their dark ways.

As their covens attain more members, the Baphomet will begin enacting rituals -- mostly sexual ones -- to grant favor from the infernal realms and power to her human subjects. They will use this power to further corrupt their institutions and warp them into twisted reflections of themselves, until finally revealing its true nature and making their wickedness known to the fools who have already succumbed to it.

Nothing is sacred to a Baphomet, not even her own beliefs. She revels in the collapse of establishment and the decay of tradition. To a Baphomet, these things are nothing but toys to be broken. While they are of a depraved disposition, a Baphomet is not wholly malignant. Her intention is to spread her own brand of enlightenment to the prudent and droll masses who have been "blinded by the light" in their own words, bringing joy and pleasure to their pious lives. Baphomets deceive other for the sake of teaching them a harsh lesson: All faith leads to heresy.