Diabolic
Diabolic adjective - Showing the cunning or ingenuity or wickedness typical of a devil.
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Magic and diabolic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Magic" instead an adjective "Diabolic".
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The player character is a roughly nine-foot-tall monster of a man in diabolic armor that wields equally huge and evil weapons, throws magic around with his free hand, and commands an army of psychotic gibbering minions.
Source: Call That a Formation? -
Stop Being Stereotypical: Some of the magic-using classes can say how much they hate the typical diabolic wizards.
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Once upon a time, though, Warhammer had the Chaos Dwarfs, which were based on ancient Mesopotamia of all things and diabolic slavemaster warlocks with cloven hooves and addicted to Black Magic.
Source: Our Dwarves Are All the Same
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