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==Canon Information==
==Canon Information==
 
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Rakshasas are malicious, [[shapechanger|shapechanging]] (though not of the [[Shapechanger Subtype]]) [[trickster]]s that thrive on [[deception]]. They often take the form of [[tiger]]-headed humanoids when not in [[disguise]]. A rakshasa's palms are where the back of the hands would be for a normal human.<ref>[[Monster Manual (3.5)]] p. 211-212</ref>
Rakshasas are malicious, [[shapechanger|shapechanging]] (though not of the [[Shapechanger Subtype]]) [[trickster]]s that thrive on [[deception]]. They often take the form of [[tiger]]-headed humanoids when not in [[disguise]]. A rakshasa's palms are where the back of the hands would be for a normal human.<ref>[[Monster Manual (3.5)]] p. 211-212</ref>


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==Noncanon Information==
==Noncanon Information==
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Rakshasas can be encountered in [[Dorjiloka]].<ref>[[Navigaccio]] p. 13</ref>
Rakshasas can be encountered in [[Dorjiloka]].<ref>[[Navigaccio]] p. 13</ref>
 
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[[Category:Monster Manual (3.5)]][[Category:Outsider]][[category:Deceiver]][[category:Imposter]][[category:Lawful Evil]][[category:Shapechanger]][[category:CR 10]][[Category:Innate Racial Spellcaster]]
[[Category:Monster Manual (3.5)]][[Category:Outsider]][[category:Deceiver]][[category:Imposter]][[category:Lawful Evil]][[category:Shapechanger]][[category:CR 10]][[Category:Innate Racial Spellcaster]]
[[category:Fiend]]
[[category:Fiend]]
[[category:Native Monster of Dorjiloka]][[category:dorjilokan]]
[[category:Native Monster of Dorjiloka]][[category:dorjilokan]]
[[category:Native Subtype]]
[[category:Native Subtype]]
[[category:Challenge 13]]

Latest revision as of 09:01, 5 March 2022

Canon Information

Rakshasas are malicious, shapechanging (though not of the Shapechanger Subtype) tricksters that thrive on deception. They often take the form of tiger-headed humanoids when not in disguise. A rakshasa's palms are where the back of the hands would be for a normal human.[1]

Arijani, the darklord of Sri Raji, is an exemplary example of a rakshasa.[2] On Gothic Earth, Dr. Moriarty is actually a rakshasa.[3]

Noncanon Information

Rakshasas can be encountered in Dorjiloka.[4]

References

Pages in category "Rakshasa"

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