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BINDING DEMONS, NAR STYLE

Compelling demons, as opposed to entering into pacts with them, is a dangerous business. Most folk in the Realms do it through the right arcane or divine spells, precisely and carefully worded. There are summoning spells that provide precarious and temporary control of demons, and there are banishments, and such work can be bolstered by the use of demon stones, and almost always involves magical “circles” or other drawn “demon prisons” augmented with runes of power.

There’s at least one other way of compelling demons, its particulars little known today, but it was once popular enough that it anchored an entire human empire: demonbinding.

Still practised by a few Nar folk and others today, demonbinding requires resolve or strength of will and fearlessness, plus enough mental strength to literally multitask (that is, concentrating on three magical things at once), plus these specific elements:

1. mastery of magical fire (its wielding and the means of its spell-control, by spells akin to walls of force but specifically linked to flame, so a user of these spells can...

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Genghis Sean

I noticed you said imp or quasit. Do imps often work with demons? As someone who started D&D with 5e, imps have always been devils to me, but I know in earlier editions they weren’t explicitly devils, just Lawful Evil fiends. I also know Druzil is an imp who worked for Talona and a Balor.