Raze

Ras is a fantasy aspect of myself. I have plans to make a costume of them, and all I truly need are legs and the mask... I should be good otherwise. Regardless, they are not directly aligned with myself, unlike my others. I still consider them to be a sona/mascot. One of the biggest misalignments here is their general carefree nature, as is definitely not totally is just a way I wish I could be sometimes.

I use them in D&D a lot, especially if I can do something comedic. Usually fills the role of pirate, the most chill friend in the world. Plays theme music on a flute all the time, even when not wanted. Down to party, drink, murder, or steal, whenever. Rarely shaken by... literally anything. Giant monster? Meh, whatever. Threatening note? That's interesting but I'm gonna keep going. Party member drowning? Idk what the problem is here.
However, they also have a darker side/a true history behind all of that. This happy-go-lucky came from somewhere, but unless the campaign calls for it, I don't typically use it. It can be read about here, but please heed the warnings.

In D&D, Ras is a Druid, Circle of Stars. They carry around stargazing equipment, are able to navigate via the stars(even on the ocean), and would rather track them than do anything else. They are good in the wilderness and on their own, and even prefer to sleep outside with little shelter. They have been known to camp out on roofs, in alleys, and in clearings in the woods. They have the ability to shapeshift, like all druids, but they do not use it. Instead, their power is used for ability enhancement in their humanoid form, which takes the form of various constellations. They are a fairly good magic user, and can even cast spells with their pan flute.

Fun facts:
- They refuse to spell Raise the same way each time, and when asked how to spell it, give random spellings. This makes them very difficult to track, but mostly Ras just thinks it's funny.
- WILL NOT take off the mask. They're very, very, VERY insistent that the mask does not come off, and that you don't need to know why.
- Removing the mask is a VERY bad idea, as their real face is cursed. They will not share the reason for it, but if you're curious: the viewer will slip into a semiconscious state similar to sleep paralysis that cannot be woken up from. They will remain in this state until death, unless someone intervenes. There is a way, but it's messy.
- Their horns are false/prosthetic, but are fully attached to their head and their mask, if you were to try and take them off. In reality, their real horns are bases for the ones on the mask. They feel like real horns, but transition seamlessly.
- The mask is also secured in the back, under their hair.
- They detest swimming, but will do it if needed to. Their nimble nature tends to keep them out of the water when possible. They dislike it due to having to clear out their mask afterwards, which risks danger from being seen.
- They wear additional face covering under the mask most days just in case.

As with my other Sonas, they cannot exist in the same realm as the others. Ras may not be aware of the others, though. Also I will add colors to the bits later, grabbing hex codes takes too long.