Rak

"Mother" Rak was the youngest of the Elder Gods[1], as well as the weakest, and was responsible for creating Moia tribe, and was the only known Elder God to have deliberately created life for purposes other than protecting Elder Artefacts or building worlds. She also created the Rakkorat, Rakserrat and Chelon-Rak tribes, although the Rakjarrat came first.

Wahisietel (as Ali the Wise) first mentioned her in Tale of the Muspah as a "cruel and archaic creator-god" who created the Muspah[2], which is further elaborated on in Wahisietel's memory from the Mahjarrat Memories miniquest.

Rak makes her first appearance in Fate of the Gods, first dormant on the Freneskae volcano but awakening eventually after Zaros has been Awoken. She later appears in Children of Rak where she meets her demise.

During the previous cycle of the universe, Rak was creating planes along with the other Elder Gods. For some reason, Rak became fascinated with life in that cycle, creating butterflies. This was something the Elder Gods had never done before, and therefore Zelrat assumed an illness had befallen Rak.[5] She was corrupted at the start of the current cycle. Zaros suggests that one of the other Elder Gods, possibly Bek, was responsible.

Unlike the other elder gods, it is said that she preferred to work on her own.[6] In truth, she was thought stillborn by the other Elder Gods and was left abandoned on Freneskae. However, she survived and took residence there. The lack of Anima Mundi severely stunted her mental capacity. Zaros eventually came to resent Rak, and he departed Freneskae, while Helos stayed behind, attempting to care for her as best as she could.

Each day, Rak became weaker and weaker due to the lack of anima. She slowly fell comatose, having frequent nightmares. Her nightmares would cause horrific creatures to form, as well as cause earthquakes and other assorted natural disasters. Occasionally Rak becomes semiconscious, but does nothing but scream and hurt herself and the planet. For these times, Zaros taught the Mahjarrat to drain Rak's energy and create more of themselves. This would return her to sleep, easing her pain and preventing destruction. Unable to help Rak any further, Helos

left.