Glossary Entry: Incubi and Succubi
Definition
Incubi and Succubi are demons based around the sin of lust, specifically sexual lusts.
When one of them appears in a story, you can expect them to be scantily dressed and heavily sexualized, even if they never actually sleep with anyone.
For the curious, "incubus" and its plural form "incubi" refer to the male version of the demon, while "succubus" and its plural form "succubi" refers to the female.
When one of them appears in a story, you can expect them to be scantily dressed and heavily sexualized, even if they never actually sleep with anyone.
For the curious, "incubus" and its plural form "incubi" refer to the male version of the demon, while "succubus" and its plural form "succubi" refers to the female.
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