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N'gora, subchief under
Bêlit
(circa "Queen of the Black
Coast")
Medium
Male
7th Level Warrior
Hit Dice:
7d10 (95 Hit Points)
Initiative: +3 (dex)
Speed: 20
ft
AC: 17 (+3 Dex, +2 Shield Bonus, +2 Racial
Bonus)
Attacks: Assagai +13/+8 melee
Damage:
Assagai 1d8 +4 melee
Face/Reach: 5 ft by 5 ft/5ft
Saves:
Fort +9, Ref +5, Will +4
Abilities: Str 19, Dex 17, Con 18, Int 14, Wis 15, Cha
16
Skills: Climb +13, Craft +5, Intimidate +13, Intuit
Direction +12, Jump +16, Listen +12, Perform (singing) +4, Swim
+10
Feats: Shield Expert, Pin Shield, Power Attack,
Cleave
Climate/Terrain: Black Coast
Challenge Rating: 7
Treasure:
None
Alignment:
Neutral Evil
Advancement: by Character class |
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N'gora was a very
minor character in the story, "Queen of the Black Coast", but played a
bigger part in Marvel's story arc depicting those three years of Conan's
life. N'gora is a barbarian from the Black Kingdoms and fought his
way to become one of Belit's
subchiefs. He went insane after encountering The Winged One and attacked Conan. Conan
defended himself and killed the subchief.
Combat
Particularly skilled in battling with a Nyatui
shield and assagai, he gains a racial +2 bonus to his AC when armed with
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Robert E. Howard's story, "Queen of the Black
Coast," was first published in Weird Tales in May of 1934. The story
can also be found in the Ace/Lancer paperback "Conan of Cimmeria"; the
Donald M. Grant Limited Edition "Queen of the Black Coast", and the Gnome
Press collection "The Coming of Conan". All of these are out of
print, but usually available on eBay.
Currently in print is the
British volume "The Conan Chronicles Volume I : The People of the Black
Circle" which is part of Millennium's "Fantasy Masterworks" series.
ISBN: 1-85798-996-1. It is available off of Amazon.com
To the
left is the cover of that issue of Weird Tales, featuring an unlikely
Conan protecting Bêlit with a rather feeble looking knife. The
artist was Margaret Brundage. |
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