Brimorak

Brimorak

(Creature)

2E1E

Common

Medium

Demon

Fiend

Unholy

Level

5

Images of brimoraks

Source: Monster Core, pg(s). 77

Legacy 2E: Bestiary 3 62 instead had the

Small

trait and additionally had the

CE

trait.

Type

Outsider
(chaotic, demon, evil, extraplanar)

CR

5

Environment

Any (Outer Rifts)
volcanic regions

Alignment

LG	NG	CG
LN	N	CN
LE	NE	CE

Images of brimoraks

Source: Bestiary 6, pg(s). 83

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Adventurers confront brimoraks.

Brimoraks, or arson demons, are minotaur-like demons often associated with the demon lord Baphomet, though they are also fielded as infantry by demon lord Flauros.

Brimoraks are also commonly summoned for combat purposes by mortals using conjuration spells, such as lesser planar ally or lesser planar binding, representing a high tier of power for those low-level spells, mainly due to their good defences, multiple abilities, and general combat effectiveness against enemies that are not resistant to fire.

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Appearance

Standing around four feet tall, brimoraks tend to live only in parts of the Outer Rifts where high concentrations of flames and smoke are found, but are very common in such places. Despite their small size, they are quite strong, and weigh about 200 pounds.

Abilities

Brimoraks are immune to damage from fire and can readily see through smoke and in the dark. However, they are mentally harmed when doused with water.

Brimoraks can speak several languages: Chthonian, Draconic, Empyrean, and Pyric. Additionally, they can converse telepathically with anyone within 60 feet.

The hooves and any weapon a brimorak holds burst into flame, and they can create a personal fire and steel sword that only exists while in their hands.

A brimorak's blood is boiling hot and greasy and the demon can spray it at any that make it bleed or it can spit it in a 20-foot-long line of boiling blood that makes the ground slippery where it lands. Brimoraks can also emit a thick black nauseating smoke cloud around themselves.

Ecology

Their associated sin is arson, and though immune, they endure the constant pain of the fire they live in, as well as their own boiling blood, a manifestation of the sins of arson it committed as a mortal.

The only relief it experiences is a temporary one—after it uses its boiling blood as a breath weapon, or uses one of its fire-type spells.

Many brimoraks believe that for every fire they set, they grow larger in stature. Scholars have yet to find any evidence of this.