minion

Preposition: of

• hell: But would the minions of Hell dare harm the people they were ordered to never touch to get back at one of their own?
• devil: The Viking invaders are minions of the devil, sent to tempt Edward into despair.
• state: To comply with them would simply be to reinforce their role as the dehumanized minions of an inhumane state.
• necromancer: If you are playing an undead then you must be the undead minion of a necromancer in your group.
• law: Obviously, the constituted minions of the law are doing little about people who steal stuff.

Possessives

Satan: Encounter Satan's minions and banish them back to their evil realm.

Converse of object

• have: They are not the sort of people to carry large amounts of cash with them - they have minions for that sort of thing.
• summon: Do you summon several weaker minions or just a few powerful ones?
• include: A cabal formed from whispers in the darkness and grew to include the minions and disciples of the Triad themselves.
• do: Accuracy it doesn't some faceless minion preventing any The Howes Insurance Agency unexpected.

Adjective modifier

• undead: Another player may choose to create a character who has already agreed to be one of your undead minions.
• evil: The mysterious goddess, Isis, has enlisted you to battle Set and his evil minions.
• own: And there was no sign of that Spike, or the other Watcher, or even his own minions.
• inhuman: On the rooftop stood his brother along with his inhuman minions goading Dante into a confrontation.
• remaining: But before she gets to Bill, she must first take out the remaining minions who helped to slaughter her best friends and fiance.
• other: The gap between Intel and the other processor minions is growing.

Noun used with modifier

• undead: The weakest type of undead minion is a shadow.
• vampire: The curtain of magic at the entrance rippled, letting in crowd howls, a heavy bass beat, and three vampire minions.