![]() Their hatred is capable of driving undisciplined wielders mad, but a sufficiently disciplined mind can easily keep their psychic influence at bay. The weapons themselves produce feelings of uneasiness in those in close proximity to them, and can be "felt" to be endlessly screaming. Due to this, they are said to hate all of Creation with such ardor that even the most vicious of Demons pale in comparison. They are capable of base judgements, and are aware on some level of what was done to create them. Despite having been made from inanimate materials and corpses, the Abominations themselves are alive, though not in any comprehensible sense. Their power came not only from the innate power of the Ravaiim themselves, but from the lost potential of the entire species all the power and magnificence that could have been and would have brought into being had they not been slaughtered. The Abominations were forged into many distinct forms, including guns, bucklers, and even multi-storried, tentacled walking platforms. Ultimately, it became a diseased, putrid place, where the very ground oozed and bled and the air smelt of gangrenous rot even Hell itself was said to be a less revolting locale. ![]() The profanity of the means used to craft the Abominations poisoned the Ravaiim homeworld, and after it fell into the Abyss, it began to exhibit a quasi-organic nature. From their remains, the Nephilim, at Death's instruction and with his guidance, created the weapons that would haunt the fevered nightmares of the Nephilim’s enemies the Grand Abominations. ![]() Thus, the realm of the Ravaiim became the first world to burn at the hands of the Nephilim, and the Ravaiim themselves were slaughtered to the last. This attribute attracted the attention of the Nephilim, among them Death, who saw in the Ravaiim the potential to create weapons of world-ending power. Similar to Makers, they were capable of creating wondrous machines and artifacts, though they were unique in that they crafted these objects using their own flesh, even if said flesh was still a living part of their bodies. One race that typified this was the Ravaiim. In the early days of Creation, the laws of existence were much less defined, and the separation between animate and inanimate objects was less distinct.
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