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Rajak – noun (Ra-jak)
1. Formerly known as daemons, yugoloths are possibly the greediest, most selfish beings in the Outer Planes, yugoloths reign supreme among the evil outsiders of the Bleak Eternity of Gehenna.
2. Jackal-headed scribes, record-keepers, negotiators, and dealmakers of the yugoloths.
3. A body thief.
Description
Rajak has gone by many appearances due to its ability to change appearances and commonly terms it the same as changing clothes. The creature can be identify by either the scent of brimstone, which it attempts to mask with cigarette cloves or by the colour gray, either upon its clothes or physical appearance. Rajak commonly appears as either gender or possess traits common to both genders.
History
Rajak was captured and sentenced to death by the weight of his sins by a Celestial Tribunal on the silver shores of Lunia five years ago. At the time of his capture, he was wracked with a mental disorder that most fiends found disturbing and anathema to their nature. Love. As a species Yugoloths strive for perfection, over their bodies, their peers, and their minds. Their entire hierarchy is built upon the idealism of evolution, inhumanity, and becoming more emotionally numb. The act of love or calling out for his beloved as he died in the holy fires of Lunia was the seed planted for his resurrection.
Unknown to many, when an Arcanoloth died, all its knowledge, secrets, and life history is then bound into a book within the Tower of Arcanoloths in the Bleak Eternity of Gehenna to become part of the collective lore of the Yugoloth species. Due to the conversational lifestyle that Rajak lived and his unhealthy obsessions with the emotional insanity known as love, his book was left forgotten with other black marked tomes.
Thanriyon Arkhelt and an association of like-minded cohorts decided to resurrect Rajak for reasons unknown only to themselves and conducted a raid into the Tower of Arcanoloths. They succeeded in obtaining the tome and began construction of a host body. The process of course had many set backs and with the utterance of a powerful wish to twist reality to make the resurrection a success . . . a Rajak was reborn.
Reborn in the body of a human, Rajak found the existence frustrating. He held no arcane capabilities, lost all of his financial resources and contacts, and found himself trapped forever in a singular form. In addition he found gaps in his memories, where he could no longer remember some individuals or events that occurred in his past. He sequestered himself to the Crossroads Tavern and went into hiding as he plotted scheme after scheme to regain what he had lost, perfection.
His salvation would come from an enigmatic gentleman caller and the knowledge he possessed.
Current Sketch
Rajak found that he could abandon his physical form and inhabit or even control a mortal body of another. He slowly rebuilt his arcane methods and skills at martial prowess from various instructors. He made new contacts and rebuilt his resources using lies, treacheries, and debauchery. He was wanted for crimes against the general populace for heinous crimes and unspeakable acts of deception, misconduct, and sodomy in many foreign ports all in the name of rebuilding himself and of course, personal amusement.
Among mentalists, Rajak is a sentient meme, a mental virus that propagates from one mind to another, infecting the mind and introduces the cultural information that consists of Rajak into his host. Among arcanists, Rajak is a viral sentient ideal in the same fashion of a living suggestion that convinces the individual that he or she is Rajak. Among spiritualists, Rajak is a fiend of possession that invades the host and devours his or her spirit.
1. Formerly known as daemons, yugoloths are possibly the greediest, most selfish beings in the Outer Planes, yugoloths reign supreme among the evil outsiders of the Bleak Eternity of Gehenna.
2. Jackal-headed scribes, record-keepers, negotiators, and dealmakers of the yugoloths.
3. A body thief.

Description
Rajak has gone by many appearances due to its ability to change appearances and commonly terms it the same as changing clothes. The creature can be identify by either the scent of brimstone, which it attempts to mask with cigarette cloves or by the colour gray, either upon its clothes or physical appearance. Rajak commonly appears as either gender or possess traits common to both genders.
History
Rajak was captured and sentenced to death by the weight of his sins by a Celestial Tribunal on the silver shores of Lunia five years ago. At the time of his capture, he was wracked with a mental disorder that most fiends found disturbing and anathema to their nature. Love. As a species Yugoloths strive for perfection, over their bodies, their peers, and their minds. Their entire hierarchy is built upon the idealism of evolution, inhumanity, and becoming more emotionally numb. The act of love or calling out for his beloved as he died in the holy fires of Lunia was the seed planted for his resurrection.
Unknown to many, when an Arcanoloth died, all its knowledge, secrets, and life history is then bound into a book within the Tower of Arcanoloths in the Bleak Eternity of Gehenna to become part of the collective lore of the Yugoloth species. Due to the conversational lifestyle that Rajak lived and his unhealthy obsessions with the emotional insanity known as love, his book was left forgotten with other black marked tomes.
Thanriyon Arkhelt and an association of like-minded cohorts decided to resurrect Rajak for reasons unknown only to themselves and conducted a raid into the Tower of Arcanoloths. They succeeded in obtaining the tome and began construction of a host body. The process of course had many set backs and with the utterance of a powerful wish to twist reality to make the resurrection a success . . . a Rajak was reborn.
Reborn in the body of a human, Rajak found the existence frustrating. He held no arcane capabilities, lost all of his financial resources and contacts, and found himself trapped forever in a singular form. In addition he found gaps in his memories, where he could no longer remember some individuals or events that occurred in his past. He sequestered himself to the Crossroads Tavern and went into hiding as he plotted scheme after scheme to regain what he had lost, perfection.
His salvation would come from an enigmatic gentleman caller and the knowledge he possessed.
Current Sketch
Rajak found that he could abandon his physical form and inhabit or even control a mortal body of another. He slowly rebuilt his arcane methods and skills at martial prowess from various instructors. He made new contacts and rebuilt his resources using lies, treacheries, and debauchery. He was wanted for crimes against the general populace for heinous crimes and unspeakable acts of deception, misconduct, and sodomy in many foreign ports all in the name of rebuilding himself and of course, personal amusement.
Among mentalists, Rajak is a sentient meme, a mental virus that propagates from one mind to another, infecting the mind and introduces the cultural information that consists of Rajak into his host. Among arcanists, Rajak is a viral sentient ideal in the same fashion of a living suggestion that convinces the individual that he or she is Rajak. Among spiritualists, Rajak is a fiend of possession that invades the host and devours his or her spirit.