Fuath Druids

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Evil Organization
Full Name	Fuath Druids
Alias	None
Origin	Mighty Max
Foundation	Unspecified (dates back to the early days of ancient Irish paganism)
Headquarters	???
Commanders	Fuath
Agents	Many unnamed Fuath Druids
Powers / Skills	Strength in numbers Basic knowledge of occult Intimidation
Goals	Serve Fuath and set him free so he would destroy the world.
Crimes	Human Sacrifice
Type of Villains	Demon-Worshippers

The Fuath Druids were villains that appeared in the cartoon series Mighty Max.

Followers of Fuath and descendants of the ancient druids of Ireland, these misguided humans worshiped Fuath as a god and offered him regular human sacrifices until the day he could be freed from his prison.

However the cultists were being played for fools by Fuath and upon finally being set free the mechanical monster began to destroy them, becoming their destroyer rather than their prophesied protector.

Following Fuath's defeat the Fuath Druids presumably gave up their worship of the false-deity and went back to their lives.

Appearance

The Fuath cult dress in brown robes with hoods that obscure the face, this style of dress is similar to how medieval monks would dress - leading members of the cult also carried ornate staffs.

Personality

The Fuath cult are a deeply fanatical sect of demon-worshippers who are willing to engage in multiple acts of human sacrifice with the belief that the demon they worshipped would rise up and become a great protector, granting them a new and prosperous future.

When Fuath was revealed to be a traitorous false deity the members of the cult dispersed, it is uncertain how this changed the group but it is almost certain none of them would return to Fuath for worship.

Abilities

Each member of the Fuath cult was simply an ordinary human but they had knowledge of the occult and thus knew of Fuath's existence as well as how to evade authorities, they were also trained in the art of human sacrifice and could use their numbers to overpower potential enemies if necessary.

Trivia

• Despite the name and supposed ancestry of this cult their actual practice of demon-worship has nothing to do with actual Druidism, they would actually be closer to theistic Satanists (as paganism in general denies the existence of demons).