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Revision as of 14:36, 20 January 2015

Dr. Henry Masham is a Borcan physician and surgeon who operates a clinic out of the slums of Lechberg. His compassionate nature has labeled him as the Angel of the Alleys. [1]

Dr. Masham is secretly a self-created flesh golem through gradual tissue transplantation he began after an accident with acid that left his hands maimed. Masham's experimentation was discovered by a nurse, whom he accidentally killed trying to hush her horrified reaction. The scandal caused him to abandon his privileged life and take up residence in the slums where he works today.[2]

Dr. Christopher Hackle, one of Dr. Masham's colleagues, later discovered Masham's notes and has been working to find a cure for Masham's condition.[1]

Dr. Masham is weaker and has fewer immunities than most flesh golems, but he has developed some rogue skills as a result of his frequent burglarizing to get necessary medical supplies.[3]

Rumors have been spreading about a local legend called the Scarred Creeper who kidnaps people and performs horrible experimental surgeries on them. Ivan Dilisnya has charged his servants to deal with the matter, which may complicate things for Masham.[1]

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