Lesser god

ARMOR CLASS: -2
MOVE: 24"
HIT POINTS: 289
NO. OF ATTACKS: 1
DAMAGE/ATTACK: 6-48
SPECIAL ATTACKS: See below
SPECIAL DEFENSES: +4 or better weapon to hit, plus see below
MAGIC RESISTANCE: 50%
SIZE: L (20' tall)
ALIGNMENT: Chaotic neutral
WORSHIPPER'S ALIGN: See below
SYMBOL: Three flames
PLANE: Elemental Plane of Fire
CLERIC/DRUID: Nil
FIGHTER: 18th level fighter
MAGIC-USER/ILLUSIONIST: See below
THIEF/ASSASSIN: Nil
MONK/BARD: Nil
PSIONIC ABILITY: Nil
 

S: 25	I: 20	W: 8
D: 20	C: 25	CH: 7
Com:	-	-

A lord of the fire elementals, Kakatal is able to use all fire spells as a 30th level spell caster.
The heat of his body does 4-40 points of damage to any who come within 20 feet of it.
He strikes with his flaming "fist" for 6-48 points of damage.
No amount of water or fire can affect this being, and he can summon 1-10 16 HD fire elementals whenever he wishes.

                                                              Clerics             Raiment                                                             Sacrifice/Propitiation

Sphere of Control	Animal	M	F	N-H	Head	Body	Color(s)	Holy Days	Frequency	Form	Place of Worship
fire	n/a	-	-	X	n/a	n/a	red/yellow	n/a	varies	favors	anywhere

While he has no human worshipers, all fire creatures pay Kakatal homage.
 

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Kossuth: The tyrant-king of all elementals is known by many
names, all of which sound like the rush of super-heated air from a
foundry or the crackle of lesser matter being immolated. Kossuth
dwells in a palace built of elemental fire in a hot spot at the center
of the plane. The heat here is so intense that even creatures totally
immune to flame, such as fire elementals, take 1d2 points of
damage per turn unless protected by Kossuth.

    Kossuth is quick to judge, and his judgments always revolve
about what is best for his dominion in general and himself in particular.
He expects absolute honor and loyalty from all who serve
him, and has been known to overwhelm those who displease
him, elemental and prime traveller alike, with the power of his
flames. Kossuth is a Greater God, the primal power behind all
flame, and as such is unslayable in his home plane and has all
the abilities afforded to a Greater God in Appendix IV. <>

Source = Manual of the Planes