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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rapida" data-source="post: 2485194" data-attributes="member: 30079">Bargoth’s Bloody BandFirst in Command: Bargoth the Bloody: Half-Fiend Human Fighter 6Second in Command: Gulthar Highpockets: Tiefling Rogue 4Third in Command: Culdun the Wise: Human Cleric 3Grunts: 20 Hobgoblins (10 wield bows and start ambushes, 10 charge with melee weapons of some type)Bargoth the Bloody was a respected warrior who went by another long forgotten name, before his companions and he came upon a cursed sword in a dwarven crypt. Bargoth alone came out from those dangerous depths, but not a one of his fellow companions fell to the monsters or traps of the crypt. Bargoth killed them in their sleep and fled with their treasure. He was a haunted man ever since and soon the sword, Devil’s Tongue, had tainted him into something inhuman. He grew to love murder and chaos and started a very successful band of thieves and thugs. Bargoth was last seen some 75 years ago when he was rumored to have been killed by his second in command Gulthar. Gulthar Highpockets joined Bargoth’s Bloody Band and quickly escalated through the ranks, sometimes by the blade of a dagger in the back of another. Bargoth soon came to respect the merciless tiefling and let him take second in command. That became Bargoth’s undoing. Gulthar slipped a dagger in his back while the band was exploring an abandoned monk monastery. Gulthar fled leaving nothing behind but the sword Devil’s Tongue, knowing it was cursed. Gulthar is still alive today, albeit barely he is an ancient looking tiefling still living in Saltmarsh. He doesn’t do much more than stay around his home on the edge of town.</blockquote>

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