Rashimos

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Rashimos
Rashimos.
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The Eastern Blade
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Source: Beyond the Veiled Past, pg(s). 48

Rashimos was an Azlanti general who served as the military adviser of the Spindle Solution.1

Appearance

No longer fully human, Rashimos has glamorous scaled skin and coral-like braided hair, with the iconic Azlanti facial structure showing through. Her stark red eyes constantly weep crimson tears.2

Background

Prior to joining the Spindle Solution, Rashimos already had a reputation of being a merciless, genius military commander and responsible for many victories on eastern Arcadia. However, her invasion ultimately failed, due to the intervention of many powerful politicians, including members of the Ioun Imperative. As she returned home in disgrace, Jazradan induced her into the Spindle Solution. Believing that the veiled masters were responsible for her humiliation, Rashimos became the Spindle Solution's most vehement advocate against the veiled master threat.12

When Earthfall came, Rashimos, lacking her colleagues' magic, pledged herself to the demon lord Ibdurengian. Her prayers for revenge and salvation were heard, and Rashimos transformed into an aquatic half-fiend after millennia. Ibdurengian promised her legions of demons to command against the remnants of humanity, whom Rashimos views as having failed her, and following that, against the veiled masters. Unaware that her patron was slain by Aroden, she views his silence as a test of her conviction.12

Possessions

Rashimos wields a bastard sword made from throneglass which she salvaged from the ruins of the City of Golden Gates after Earthfall. It brims with demonic energy and acts as Ibdurengian's unholy symbol. A sparkling blue rhomboid aeon stone rotates around her head.2

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Thurston Hillman. “Beyond the Veiled Past” in Beyond the Veiled Past, 28. Paizo Inc., 2018
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Thurston Hillman. “Beyond the Veiled Past” in Beyond the Veiled Past, 47–48. Paizo Inc., 2018