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Inajira is a [[fiend]]. He is an [[arcanaloth]] from [[Hades]]. He is a [[collector]] who deals in [[soul|souls]]. He was [[called]] into the mortal world by [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]].
Inajira is a [[fiend]], an [[arcanaloth]] from [[Gehenna]] in the [[Lower Planes]], [[called]] into the mortal world by [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. He is a [[collector]] who deals in [[soul|souls]].  


From the fiend an individual receives in this [[life]] his or her heart's desires. In exchange the fiend is granted in the existence to follow proprietorship over his or her immortal soul. These contacts are invariably regretted. One does not get the better of Inajira. He is not deceived. Rather it is rather he who [[deceiver|deceives]]. Inajira hates [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] who has, so far, evaded the enforcement of the [[contract]] that binds them. Additionally, his ''[[Book of Keeping]]'', where his contracts are signed in [[blood]], was destroyed in a confrontation with the lord of Barovia.  
From this fiend, individuals can be granted in this life their heart's desires. In exchange, Inajira is granted [[proprietorship]] in the existence to follower over their immortal souls. Individuals entering into such a [[contract]] sooner or later come to regret it. One does not get the better of Inajira. He is not [[deceived]], rather it is he who [[deceiver|deceives]].  


Presently, Inajira busies himself with filling the pages of its replacement.
Inajira despise [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] who has, so far, evaded the enforcement of the [[contract]] that binds them. Additionally, Inajira's ''[[Book of Keeping]]'', where his contracts are signed in [[blood]], was destroyed in a confrontation with the lord of [[Barovia]]. Since Inajira has busied himself with filling the pages of its replacement.


The name of the fiend is sometimes recorded as ''Ijrail'' or ''Inraji''.
Inajira masquerades as a mortal, being able to maintain a given facade for but a year or two. He dwells invariably in [[Barovia]] or its surrounding [[domains]]. Presently, he passes himself for as a [[magistrate]] and an amateur [[alchemist]] in [[Teufeldorf]] where he occupies an unwelcoming [[manor]] that is furnished principally with with old [[books]] and arcana paraphernalia.
 
The name of this fiend is sometimes recorded as ''Ijrail'' or ''Inraji''.


==References==
==References==
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Revision as of 09:42, 8 November 2011

Inajira is a fiend, an arcanaloth from Gehenna in the Lower Planes, called into the mortal world by Count Strahd von Zarovich. He is a collector who deals in souls.

From this fiend, individuals can be granted in this life their heart's desires. In exchange, Inajira is granted proprietorship in the existence to follower over their immortal souls. Individuals entering into such a contract sooner or later come to regret it. One does not get the better of Inajira. He is not deceived, rather it is he who deceives.

Inajira despise Count Strahd von Zarovich who has, so far, evaded the enforcement of the contract that binds them. Additionally, Inajira's Book of Keeping, where his contracts are signed in blood, was destroyed in a confrontation with the lord of Barovia. Since Inajira has busied himself with filling the pages of its replacement.

Inajira masquerades as a mortal, being able to maintain a given facade for but a year or two. He dwells invariably in Barovia or its surrounding domains. Presently, he passes himself for as a magistrate and an amateur alchemist in Teufeldorf where he occupies an unwelcoming manor that is furnished principally with with old books and arcana paraphernalia.

The name of this fiend is sometimes recorded as Ijrail or Inraji.

References

Gazetteer I, p 17.


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