Devil and Warlock

Devil

Devil noun - An evil spirit.

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Warlock and devil are semantically related in demon topic. In some cases you can use "Warlock" instead a noun "Devil".

Warlock noun - A male witch or demon.

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Devil and warlock are semantically related in demon topic. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Warlock".

old	old devil	old warlock
good	good devil	good warlock
female	female devil	female warlock
original	original devil	original warlock
Other adjectives: single, poor, powerful, actual, real, male, crafty, black, former, titular, local, resident, eponymous, low-ranking.

After a moment's hesitation, Warlock begins helping the Magus against the would-be usurpers, telling himself "Better the devil you know..." And what devil could you know better than the one who's part of you?

Source: Better the Devil You Know
She's also a warlock, which means she gets her magic through a bargain with a supernatural being, in this case the cambion devil Lorcan.

Source: Dark Is Not Evil / Literature
It turns out that accepting a devil's bargain in front of your partially-reformed warlock wizardling apprentice is a bad idea, and that she learns from your example.

Source: Heel Realization

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