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Lizard Folk: She has scaled skin and reptilian eyes.Fate Worse than Death: Those who make it to the center of her maze (where she resides) are so traumatized by all the traps that they have no choice but to become her favored slaves.Death Trap: She loves them, as do her cultists.Cold-Blooded Torture: She loves torture and sadistic inventions, and is a patron to torturers.Amazonian Beauty: She appears as a "towering, beautiful woman" with green, scaled skin and long, crimson hair.She can control them with her mind.Īndirifkhu is a master of traps and probably the one responsible for all those death traps still inexplicably functioning in those ancient ruins. The Swarm: She has a swarm of scorpions perpetually inhabiting her back.Sibling Rivalry: She is constantly defending her realm from her invasions by her sister's minions.Shifting Sand Land: Her realm, the Sea of Whispering Sands, which she stole from her sister, Areshkagal.Scary Scorpions: She looks like a giant scorpion with crystal claws and a human face.Pyramid Power: Many of her temples are, appropriately, pyramids.Poisonous Person: Her sting injects six different venoms and harms even those immune to poison.Parental Neglect: Since her mother, Lamashtu, ascended to godhood, they have had little to do with each other.Big Creepy-Crawlies: She takes the form of a giant, human-faced golden scorpion.Beast with a Human Face: She has a human face, albeit a hideously distorted one.One of Lamashtu's daughters, Aldinach is locked in conflict with her sister Areshkagal for control over territory, a conflict Aldinach is winning. Whip It Good: He wields a whip that lets him steal thoughts out of people's minds.Unfriendly Fire: Self-directed using the Final Incantation temporarily disables many of his own magical and supernatural abilities.These Are Things Man Was Not Meant to Know: As the demon lord responsible for forbidden knowledge, Abraxas very much has this in his portfolio.
One of the boons he grants his followers, Fanged Lash, causes any whip or lash they wield to grow scales and a snake's head capable of poisoning those it strikes. Snake Whip: He's sometimes depicted wielding a whip that ends in a living snake's head.Needless to say, snakes do not have a good reputation within the Pathfinder verse. Snakes Are Evil: One of two archfiends (along with the archdevil Geryon) associated with serpents.Naturally, the Pathfinder version draws primarily from the demonic interpretation. Public Domain Character: Abraxas is a demon from the Infernal Dictionary, though before his classification in that book he was known as everything from an aeon to an archon to a god.Manipulative Bastard: Abraxas is a Demon Lord renowned for his subtlety and far-reaching plot.Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: His shield can animate and fight alongside him.Greater-Scope Villain: In the Second Darkness Adventure Path, he serves as the Big Bad's patron and source of power, and likely the inspiration for her plan.Evil Sorcerer: Arcane casters are among his most fervent and powerful followers.Eviler than Thou: With Geryon, an archdevil who shares his portfolio and weapon of choice.The Archmage: Like Nethys, the actual god of magic, Abraxas is by definition one of of the most powerful and skilled magic-users in existence.He has to use it sparingly, however, as it negates his powers as well. Antimagic: He knows the Final Incantation, a single word that can destroy artifacts, render others unable to use magic ever again, and erase spells from existence.Affably Evil: Those who encounter him often find him quite reasonable and willing to discuss magical theory.While some may be exaggeration or lies he doubtless knows much about the workings of magic and his most famous secret is the Final Incantation, a spell that can unmake magic itself. Abraxas claims to know many things, from how aboleths called down meteors to the origins of souls.
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