What Mythological Creature Are You?

In medieval European folklore, the incubus is a male demon (or evil spirit) who visits women in their sleep to lie with them in ghostly sexual intercourse. The woman who falls victim to an incubus will not awaken, although may experience it in a dream. Should she get pregnant the child will grow inside her as any normal child, except that it will possess supernatural capabilities. Usually the child grows into a person of evil intent or a powerful wizard. Legend has it that the magician Merlin was the result of the union of an incubus and a nun. A succubus is the female variety, and she concentrates herself on men. According to one legend, the incubus and the succubus were fallen angels.
The word incubus is Latin for "nightmare".

Or so my research says
 
I got:
Congrats... You're an Orc. You're green and ugly. 🙂

Well at least I'm special.😛
 
no offense, but how can you like incubus?
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how can you not like incubus...they are the most versitle band in rock....they can pull off fusion...metal...pop....soft......pretty much every style of rock other than thrash...and their lyrics are so crazy....and their one of the few bands that utilizes DJ Killmore well...the dude in my sig...this band is falkin ill....
 
Originally posted by Willow

Oh and FYI:

Erinyes
The Punisher of the Unfaithful
Originally called Erinys... later called, Erinyes. Referred to as, "the mist-walking..." and, with fear and respect, "the kindly one". She would harass and injure her prey but not kill them. Homer refers to her in the singular (The Odyssey, 15.234) but, much later (circa 450 B.C.E.), Euripides used the number 'three' and eventually 'they' assumed the names: Tisiphone, Megaera and Alecto. Their brass wings made escape impossible, their ripping claws made their torment relentless and horrible. [/B]
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Wow, doesn't sound so bad what you and I got, huh Buffster 6?
 
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