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Lucifer · Bearer of Light — Fallen Archangel, Prince of Pride

The most famous fallen angel in Christian tradition. The name is Latin for 'Light-bearer' (Lux-fer). Once God's most glorious archangel, his pride (superbia) — seeking to place himself equal to God — cast him down from heaven to become king of Hell. Dante's Inferno depicts him frozen at Hell's deepest pit, three-faced, eternally chewing the gravest sinners.

Mammon · Demon of Wealth — Prince of Greed

Demon of wealth and greed in Christian tradition. The name is Aramaic for 'riches' or 'money' (mamona). In the Gospel, Christ says, 'No man can serve two masters — you cannot serve both God and Mammon' (Matthew 6:24). Prince of Greed among the Seven Deadly Sins. He is the personification of wealth, depicted enthroned on gold, counting heaps of coins.

Leviathan · Vast Sea Monster — Prince of Envy

The colossal sea monster of the Old Testament, developed in Christian tradition into the prince of envy. Job 41 describes him as an unconquerable beast of the sea whom only God can master — scales hard as shields, fire from his mouth, smoke from his nostrils. Counted as the Prince of Envy among the Seven Deadly Sins.