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#1 Sveinn Aug 30, 2011 16:53:51	Been planning ahead a bit in my campaign and although I wont be following the Prism Pentad story I suspect that one day my players will mess up all on their own and release Rajaat. But heres what I havent been able to find out in any of the older supplements I have managed to find. What does Rajaat look like? In fact, what do Pyreen look like? Best I found was a short description in the new campaign guide of Pyreen as having features from every race. Anyone know of any good pictures?
#2 pavek Aug 30, 2011 19:19:16	Rajaat was deformed and very ugly.  I think a skinny version of Sloth from The Goonies movie fits the bill.
#3 Duskweaver Aug 31, 2011 7:29:14	There's no reason to assume he'd even still have a physical form if he was released from his prison. So you could easily justify him looking like a huge shadow, or a giant burning eye, or a shoggoth, or whatever nightmarish horror you see fit. Just making him an ugly mishmash of all the races seems like a massive cop-out to me, but your milage may vary.
#4 phoenix_m Aug 31, 2011 9:01:04	As per 2nd edition artwork:
#5 khorne37 Aug 31, 2011 10:31:32	In the Prism Pentad book he was a giant skeleton but I believe he began to regenerate muscle tissue and skin. According to legend he was an ugly duckling of the Pyreen race.
#6 terminus_vortexa Aug 31, 2011 17:22:39	IIRC, he was using the gathered clouds as "tissue". In certain 2E works, he was described in his original form with a slumped form, three nostrils, misshapen skull, and all-around ugly version of the Pyreen, and was hateful of the relatively "perfect" forms everyone else enjoyed, thus sparking his racial emnity. His self hate reflected outwards, deciding that if the Rhulisti hadn't become the Rebirth races, abominations like himself would not have been born.
#7 Sveinn Sep 01, 2011 7:32:01	Thanks for all the replies. I think ive gotten a good idea for how I will portray Rajaat in my chronicle.