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[[Captain Anton Dusard]] is a [[ghost]] and [[darklord]] of [[Locknar Cove]]. In life, he was the captain of [[The Grasping Claw]], a [[ship]] he won through betrayal, [[extortion]], and [[murder]]. Dusard was consumed by [[greed]], a hunger for [[gold]] that caused him to betray his friends, his business partners, even his [[king]]. He eventually became an all-out [[renegade]] [[pirate]] and stayed that way until his crew began taking after his greed. They mutinied, and Dusard, rather than giving up his gold, killed them all by blowing up the ship with gunpowder. With his last breaths he vowed to hold onto his treasure, and with that he arose again as a ghost.<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p. 120</ref> | [[Captain Anton Dusard]] is a [[ghost]] and [[darklord]] of [[Locknar Cove]]. In life, he was the captain of [[The Grasping Claw]], a [[ship]] he won through betrayal, [[extortion]], and [[murder]]. Dusard was consumed by [[greed]], a hunger for [[gold]] that caused him to betray his friends, his business partners, even his [[king]]. He eventually became an all-out [[renegade]] [[pirate]] and stayed that way until his crew began taking after his greed. They mutinied, and Dusard, rather than giving up his gold, killed them all by blowing up the ship with gunpowder. With his last breaths he vowed to hold onto his treasure, and with that he arose again as a ghost.<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p. 120</ref> | ||
Captain Dusard dwells within his secret fortress in [[the Dismal Four]]. He is plagued by the [[ghost]]s of his former crewmen once a year as they come back to steal his treasure.<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p. 121</ref> | Captain Dusard dwells within his secret fortress in [[the Dismal Four]]. He is plagued by the [[ghost]]s of his former crewmen once a year as they come back to steal his treasure.<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p. 121</ref> | ||
The sole survivor of the crewmen of the Grasping Claw is Bill Copperplate.<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p. 120</ref> | The sole survivor of the crewmen of the Grasping Claw is [[Bill Copperplate]].<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p. 120</ref> | ||
==Stats== | |||
[[Lawful Evil]] male [[human]] [[fighter]] 10<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p. 120</ref> | |||
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[[category:Outlaw]] | |||
[[category:Lawful Evil]] | [[category:Lawful Evil]] | ||
[[category:Murderer]] | [[category:Murderer]] | ||
[[category:Pirate]] | [[category:Pirate]] | ||
[[category:Pirate Captain]] | |||
[[category:Sailor]] | [[category:Sailor]] | ||
[[category:Ship's Captain]] | [[category:Ship's Captain]] | ||
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Captain Anton Dusard is a ghost and darklord of Locknar Cove. In life, he was the captain of The Grasping Claw, a ship he won through betrayal, extortion, and murder. Dusard was consumed by greed, a hunger for gold that caused him to betray his friends, his business partners, even his king. He eventually became an all-out renegade pirate and stayed that way until his crew began taking after his greed. They mutinied, and Dusard, rather than giving up his gold, killed them all by blowing up the ship with gunpowder. With his last breaths he vowed to hold onto his treasure, and with that he arose again as a ghost.[1]
Captain Dusard dwells within his secret fortress in the Dismal Four. He is plagued by the ghosts of his former crewmen once a year as they come back to steal his treasure.[2]
The sole survivor of the crewmen of the Grasping Claw is Bill Copperplate.[3]
Stats
Lawful Evil male human fighter 10[4]
References
- ↑ Book of Sacrifices p. 120
- ↑ Book of Sacrifices p. 121
- ↑ Book of Sacrifices p. 120
- ↑ Book of Sacrifices p. 120
