Abiorach

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Entrusted with keeping the balance on the Inner Planes, an abiorach's slender build and adolescent appearance greatly bely its responsibilities. Fairly nomadic, these rilmani have the ability to be accepted by the elementals of their plane as if they were one of their own.

Appearance

Among the weakest of the rilmani, the abiorachs are dispatched to watch over the Inner Planes. They bear a passing resemblance to young humans, though only vaguely; it;s unlikely a fellow would be able to confuse the two for long. Their eyes are crystalline in structure, reflecting a rainbow of colors, and their bodies are surrounded by a constant silver gleam that shifts and distorts with every move they make, almost liquid in appearance. Less guarded than the other rilmani castes, abiorachs are thought to be the most approachable of that race. They can still be difficult to deal with, however, as their duties give them a fairly temperamental, stubborn outlook; they are far more used to viewing things from an elemental perspective rather than a human one. Even this slight capriciousness is supressed those times when an abiorach is found on the Outlands, however; the closer presence of the aurumachs and argenachs leads them to behave in a more rilmani-like manner, out of respect for those superior castes.

Abiorachs tend to travel through the Inner Planes in small bands, with no true rulers as all rilmani, but with the most intelligent or experienced members taking on the position of an unofficial captain; directing rather than commanding, of course. Bands of abiorachs tend to be in constant transit, moving from one plane to another to watch for any signs of imbalance. Thanks to their abilities, they are occasionally found in the company of local elementals, serving as guides, guardians, or simply companions.

Reference

• Planescape MCII, pg. 86