Full Name - Rakash First-Born
Age - At least a millennia.
Race- God Slayers.
Weapon - A giant slab of rock chiseled to mimic a sword, which he calls the 'Breaker' for obvious reasons. He moves slowly in part because of this.
Height - Rakash is at least eight feet tall.
Personality - Rakash is normally a calm man of few words, rarely speaking unless it is required for him to. He is loyal, and willingly to die for someone he chooses as his master. In addition to this, he is even gentle, willingly to play with children and animals happily. This calm demeanor and gentle form flies out the window when he falls into his berserk form. When he goes into that form, he shows his true colors as a weapon born to slay deities.
Power - Rakash has no gift for magic or the like, although he more than makes up for it with his herculean strength. His only real power is his rage form.
God Slayer's Rage - Rakash's body is covered in what can only be described as condensed darkness, repelling low level attacks and black/dark magic. It works as an armor in addition to increasing his speed and strength. It chisels away his life as it is in use, however, and anything more than about fifteen minutes of use will kill him or leave him an empty shell. Even a couple minutes of use will leave him heavily fatigued and unable to continue a fight. His is exceptionally vulnerable to light-based magic like this.
Weaknesses - Rakash moves rather slowly due to his size and his sword, which allows more nimble fighters to easily outmaneuver him. This is, of course, an exception when he uses his God Slayer's Rage. In addition to his slow movements, he has no real defense against magic outside of his Rage form, and that only nullifies dark or black magic. A mage working with a nimble swordsman would have the easiest time taking him down.
History - For the most part, unknown. He was created to fight deities, or entities like deities, and there might be more like him. For now, he merely travels the Multiverse. Perhaps to find a purpose, or perhaps to fight gods.