The Council of the Infernal

Overview
The Council of the Infernal is an evil demonic cult that was formed by a powerful necromancer called Drozad the Nightmare. Him and his Infernal Acolytes worship a demon they created called The Desecrator.

History
50,003 years ago Drozad the Nightmare used The Void Crusher to destroy the Spirit Dimension, one of the largest realms known to man. After the realm was destroyed The Void Crusher materialised the energy it absorbed to create a Demon which became known as The Desecrator. The Council of the Infernal rose up and began worshiping the Desecrator which was the start of one of the largest cults and one of the quickest to gain so many followers in such a short period of time.

The Council is led by 6 necromancers who provide influence and lead their followers, The Infernal Acolytes. Many people live in fear of the Council of the Infernal due to their overwhelming presence and such loyal followers.

The demonic cult have been known to torture and ultimately kill innocent people including children in order to gain information and sometimes just for pleasure. When the Council gained enough followers they orchestrated and attack as they swept across the Westlands of Vizall destroying villages with the aid of the Desecrator. The Northern Continents best warriors teamed up with several of Southern Continents best fighters to lead the northern army against the Cult and its acolytes to push them back, although they were divided across the continent taking place in separate conflicts. The battle became known as the Raging Inferno and resulted in the worst casualties in the allied side in known history. The worst of this came from the rampaging demon known as the Desecrator. The northern army won the conflict and sent the Desecrator back to the Abyss. The Cult withdrew their forces after losing the Desecrator and began their recuperation.

The Council is still active in recent years but are not as widely heard of anymore. It is unknown if the necromancers are still the original 6 or if they have changed over time.