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| rdfs:comment | - A Bretonnian Necrarch, Louis Cypher sought to increase his magical abilities by absorbing the stored power of the ancient standing stones that are scattered over the Old World. With each stone he uprooted, his power grew, as did his legion of the damned. Some say those stones were erected by the Elves before their war with the Dwarfs, and Louis Cypher evidently believed this because he took his army aboard a fleet of ghostly ships and sailed to the land of Ulthuan. He has not been heard of since, and whether he was eradicated by the High Elves or if he fights them still for the magic locked into their network of standing stones, none can say.[1a]
- Louis Cypher was a major character in the 1987 film Angel Heart in which he was played by Robert De Niro. Despite his human appearance, Cypher is in fact the Satan himself ("Louis Cypher" is a pun on "Lucifer").
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| Known Aliases | - Satan, The Devil, Lucifer
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| abstract | - A Bretonnian Necrarch, Louis Cypher sought to increase his magical abilities by absorbing the stored power of the ancient standing stones that are scattered over the Old World. With each stone he uprooted, his power grew, as did his legion of the damned. Some say those stones were erected by the Elves before their war with the Dwarfs, and Louis Cypher evidently believed this because he took his army aboard a fleet of ghostly ships and sailed to the land of Ulthuan. He has not been heard of since, and whether he was eradicated by the High Elves or if he fights them still for the magic locked into their network of standing stones, none can say.[1a]
- Louis Cypher was a major character in the 1987 film Angel Heart in which he was played by Robert De Niro. Despite his human appearance, Cypher is in fact the Satan himself ("Louis Cypher" is a pun on "Lucifer").
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