Kolyarut

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Kolyarut
Kolyarut
(Creature)

Kolyaruts1 are inevitables who enforce oaths without regard to the agreement's contents.2

Appearance

The Maker, a kolyarut.

Of the many types of inevitable, kolyaruts are the least conspicuous among the mortals of the Universe. While massive in weight, they are otherwise the size of a tall humanoid and disguise themselves in cloaks or with magic. When a kolyarut is hooded, most unsuspecting people believe the metallic noises of its movement come from hidden armor instead of supernatural mechanics—an assumption quickly proven wrong if the inevitable bares its metallic face.2

Abilities

Kolyaruts are broadly knowledgeable and the most social inevitables. Through skill and spell, inevitables specialize in disguising themselves, gathering information, and issuing challenges against their quarry.2

Ecology

Kolyaruts are talkative, can speak many languages, and are thoroughly versed in social customs. These skills all serve their mission to gather information about their targets.2

Like most inevitables, kolyaruts are solitary. They have no qualms against followers who can aid them in their tasks, but form no lasting attachments either.3[citation needed] They can be summoned by particularly capable spellcasters,4 including divine spellcasters faithful to Abadar.56

Kolyaruts might join hykariut inevitables to help mitigate a burgeoning rebellion.7

On Golarion

Kolyaruts are among the inevitables and axiomites dispatched to investigate the Emerald Spire.8

Axiomites in the Crystal Palace of Xin forged kolyaruts to serve ancient Thassilon.9

In the Great Beyond

Kolyaruts are most common in Axis, where inevitables are created in the Adamantine Crucible.10 They work for the Axion Forge organization in Axis,11 and also patrol the neutral settlement of Zjarra on the Plane of Fire even though its axiomite founders have long since left it.1213

Known kolyaruts

See also: Category:Kolyarut/Inhabitants

References

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  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Logan Bonner, et al. “Monsters A-Z” in Bestiary, 10. Paizo Inc., 2019
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  5. Alexander Augunas, et al. “Summoned by the Faithful” in Monster Summoner's Handbook, 30. Paizo Inc., 2015
  6. Sean K Reynolds. Abadar” in Seven Days to the Grave, 67. Paizo Inc., 2008
  7. John Compton, et al. “Bestiary” in The Reaper's Right Hand, 84. Paizo Inc., 2018
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  9. Brandon Hodge. “The Dead Heart of Xin” in The Dead Heart of Xin, 40. Paizo Inc., 2013
  10. Robert Brookes, et al. “Chapter 3: The Great Beyond” in Planar Adventures, 174–175. Paizo Inc., 2018
  11. Thurston Hillman. First Taste of Eternity, 8. Paizo Inc., 2016
  12. Robert Brookes, et al. “Chapter 3: The Great Beyond” in Planar Adventures, 141. Paizo Inc., 2018
  13. John Compton, et al. Plane of Fire” in Planes of Power, 37. Paizo Inc., 2016
  14. Tim Hitchcock. “The Price of Infamy” in The Price of Infamy, 19. Paizo Inc., 2012
  15. Robert G. McCreary. “The Final Wish” in The Final Wish, 28. Paizo Inc., 2009
  16. F. Wesley Schneider. “Beyond Kingmaker” in Sound of a Thousand Screams, 61. Paizo Inc., 2010
  17. Mikko Kallio. “The Flooded Cathedral” in The Flooded Cathedral, 45. Paizo Inc., 2017
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  19. John Compton & Thurston Hillman. Basrakal” in Distant Realms, 5. Paizo Inc., 2018