Lezalt, an outcast illithid, has carved a notorious reputation for himself as a male wizard and the underworld smuggler boss operating from the shadowy corners of the Spelljammer universe. His skin, a pallid shade of purple, stretches tightly over his gaunt frame, giving him an eerie, almost skeletal appearance. A pair of piercing, yellow eyes, set deep within his skull-like face, seem to bore into the souls of those who dare to meet his gaze. His tentacles, usually writhing with a life of their own, are often seen wrapped around a gnarled staff that pulses with arcane energy, a testament to his mastery over the arcane arts. Lezalt's attire is a blend of practicality and intimidation; he dons a dark, flowing robe adorned with symbols of forgotten gods, and a cloak that seems to absorb the light around him, making him a figure of dread and mystery in the dimly lit taverns and back alleys where he conducts his business.

Born into a society that shunned him for his unconventional beliefs and his refusal to partake in the traditional illithid practice of consuming sentient beings' minds, Lezalt sought power and freedom in the vastness of space. His ultimate desire is to establish a dominion where he can rule without the constraints of his kind's oppressive culture, a place where he can indulge in his arcane research and smuggling operations free from judgment. However, his ambition is thwarted by the relentless pursuit of his own kind, who see him as a dangerous anomaly, and the ever-present threat of rival factions seeking to usurp his smuggling empire.

In response, Lezalt has become a master of manipulation and subterfuge, using his intellect and magical prowess to outwit his enemies and maintain his grip on the underworld. His unique trait, a penchant for reciting ancient, cryptic prophecies, serves to both intimidate and confuse those who oppose him, adding an air of unpredictability to his already formidable presence. His efforts have been largely successful, as he continues to expand his influence across the stars, yet the constant threat of betrayal from within his ranks and the looming shadow of his illithid pursuers keep him ever on the edge of ruin.

Lezalt's journey is fraught with internal and external conflicts. His struggle for power and autonomy is a constant battle against the forces that seek to control or destroy him, while his own moral ambiguity and the fear of becoming what he despises most in his kind add layers of complexity to his character. As he navigates the treacherous waters of the underworld, Lezalt's story is one of survival, ambition, and the relentless pursuit of a dream that may ultimately lead to his downfall or his ascension to a new realm of power.