Demiurge

"I am Yahweh, and there is no other; there is no God but Me. I will strengthen you, though you do not know Me..." -one of the Demiurge's many half-truths as recorded in Isaiah 45:5

In General
The Demiurge is a cosmic, multiversal being that is connected to the Oculus. What separates it from other deities is that it has a very mortal nature, yet is eternal. It is the architect of all things within and without the Oculus.

It is neither God or the Devil. Unlike Abraxis, who is both. He leads the Seven Archons to guide the destinies of man on the mortal plane. But this is all a trap to make humanity rely on material means for guidance.

As Yaldabaoth
As the Son of Chaos, he is at his strongest. He has the head of a lion and a body of a serpent.

As Saklas
As the God of the Blind, the God of Fools, he tempted Gallus to become the Galeriarch. In this form, he is a red lion with a white glowing crown.

As Samael
As the Poison of God, Venom of God, and the Blindness of God, Samael is the destroyer of sinners, the Head of Accusers (Satans), and the consort of Lilith. He serves as the Angel of Death, the guardian angel of Rome.

He aligns himself with the Demiurge so that he may continue to destroy the wicked people of the material world.

Unholy Spirit
Apep, Apophis, the Devourer, the corrupting spiritual force of the Demiurge.

All-Master
No eyes, only teeth to devour the world. The tormentor of the Parallax Continuum. The leader of the Omega Infected.

The Archons
“And the archons created seven powers for themselves, and the powers created for themselves six angels for each one until they became 365 angels. And these are the bodies belonging with the names: the first is Athoth, a he has a sheep’s face; the second is Eloaiou, he has a donkey’s face; the third is Astaphaios, he has a hyena’s face; the fourth is Yao, he has a serpent’s face with seven heads; the fifth is Sabaoth, he has a dragon’s face; the sixth is Adonin, he had a monkey’s face; the seventh is Sabbede, he has a shining fire-face. This is the sevenness of the week.