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Furfur
Furtur


A hart with a fiery tail; he lies in all things unless compelled into the triangle.
Procures love between man and wife, raises lightnings, thunders and great winds, and gives true answers of things secret.
Latin furfur means “bran.” Within the triangle he takes an angel's form and speaks hoarsely; outside it he lies in everything.
The wiki claims a single known cult devoted to Furfur, his worship being a private matter between the demon and individual followers: he is said to answer devotees through direct thought even without formal ritual, trading promises for the "heart", that is, happiness. It also stresses that his love-kindling power originally applied strictly to lawful spouses, and de Plancy drew him with a hart's head and hindquarters on a man's torso, borne on bat wings hinting at his former angelic form.
The Chronicle
Furfur, also known as Furtur or Ferthur, is the 34th spirit of the Ars Goetia and a great and mighty Earl of Hell (or a powerful Count).
Overview
Furfur rules over 26 legions of infernal spirits and his seal must be worn when he is summoned. Even without the proper usage of materials and ritual, Furfur answers to his children, and further aids their livelihoods with answers and promises which are both communicated through direct thoughts within the mind, it is a trade. A single known cult for his praising is known, though his worship and learning is considered private, and entwined to single persons.
Appearance
He appears in the form of a deer or hart with a fiery tail. He will always lie to the summoner unless he is compelled into a summoning triangle. Once he is forced into the triangle, he takes the form of an angel, and he speaks in a rough and hoarse voice.
Collin de Plancy has shown Furfur as a monster with the hindquarters and head of a hart, but the breast and arms of a man, and bat-like wings that carry him through the air. The wings may be intended to suggest his angelic form.
Powers and Abilities
He can force the love between man and wife and is also capable of raising violent storms, with tempest, thunder, lightning, and mighty blasts of wind. If the summoner wishes, he will also teach of secrets and divine things. Mathers broadened this Demon's love making abilities to read “he will wittingly urge Love between Man and Woman”. The intention of the original text was to indicate that this Demon enables and encourages lawful loving relations within the bounds of marriage. There is no indication that he is to be used to promote sexual pleasure outside of marriage – the use of the term “wife” is quite specific.
His teachings consist of truths, as when presented with, brings answers and allows for wishes in trade of heart (happiness). Ritualistic depictions present in a triangle form, a pattern of circles and lines.
Furfur speaks no truth outside the triangle. There is no triangle here.
Make an offering · FurfurIn the message with your offering, name the spirit and state your petition — the keeper will enter them in the ledger.