Calamitas

Calamitas was raised in Azafure, the First City. She was born into a humble family: she and her older brothers, Catastrophe and Cataclysm. The eldest of the three siblings, Cataclysm, was a brawler of great renown in Azafure, with few in the city being capable of matching his raw strength. He was protective of his sister, vowing to always be there for her in her times of need. The middle child of the three siblings, Catastrophe, was a skilled swordsman in life, taking up mercenary work to put food on the table. Both brothers died in the city in the awakening of the Brimstone Elemental.

Located in the underworld below the abyss, the immense heat of the underworld provided Azafure unlimited potential in defense and industry. The abilities of its forgemasters caught the attention of the GodSeeker, who soon led them to his cause. Azafure ensured that Yharim and his army never lacked in arms; in fact, it was the city's artisanry that paved the way for its own downfall. As its economy boomed, traces of brimstone found their way all across the known world. One day, the Brimstone Elemental awoke from her slumber. Most blame her unexpected revival on the city’s overzealous mining of Brimstone, while a few blame it on the city’s pollution, and some cited dubious prophecies. Behind closed doors, there were whispers that she was revived deliberately as part of a plot by opposing forces. It was never made definitively clear the reason as to why her slumber ended. When she woke, it was horrific. Inferno billowed through the streets. None were safe from the flames. Fate had a sick sense of humor that day, for Calamitas was there to match her wrath. Perhaps the two were attuned somehow. They fought to a standstill, fire against fire. Neither were victorious, with the city razed by flames despite her good intentions. For the Witch, the air here will forever be laden with regret. There is nothing to be done.

After these events, Calamitas found herself in the court of Yharim. She fought like the GodSeeker's ace in the hole against any obstacle. There was no man, city, army, or God that could withstand her almost infinitely cruel magical power, and this was seen in Ilmeris. It was a saltwater archipelago kingdom that housed Otonilou, Goddess of Electricity, and the God of the Seas. Yharim sent Calamitas after the two Gods. In a year or two, Calamitas turned the once prosperous and peaceful kingdom into a dry desert with the corpse of the residents of the maritime suburbs, and she was also ultimately responsible for the death of Otonilou.

After the departure of Permafrost, who acted as Calamitas' mentor and father, Yharim ordered the witch to kill the archmage. After a tearful fight, Calamitas sealed Permafrost in the Cryogen to protect him from Yharim and faked his death. Calamitas abandoned god-seeking army after this incident.

Calamitas is the Supreme Witch, master of almost all magic in Terraria. She is stronger than beings such as The Devourer of Gods and Yharon, said to be the only ones capable of beating Providence in combat, and is compared to the machinations of doom created by Draedon, being below only Yharim and the Superbosses Xeroc and Noxus. The grotesque apogee of brutality and cruelty of Calamitas' magic of brimstone and necromancy were shown during her stay in Yharim's army. In the fight against Ilmeris, Calamitas brought the entire kingdom to its knees with no defenses, no attacks, and no chances against the witch. With the estimates present in the game alongside her lore deeds and quotes from the Devs, Calamitas can be compared to the Exo Mechs, being capable of leveling cities like she did with Ilmeris. Calamitas has enough speed to chase and even outrun Terrarian's Seraphim Trackers, so she is minimally subsonic. Calamitas' Brimstone constructs, and consequently her shield during battle, are just as resilient as Auric, if not more so.

Calamitas is a red-skinned Azafurean human with two short horns, light grey hair, and orange eyes. She wears a red robe with what appears to be gold, or perhaps a sort of auric metal, on parts of her outfit, and brown pants.