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The sources say little about this yet. Everything known is on this page; add to it as the campaign continues.
| Broodkiller | |
|---|---|
| also known as Soykıran (transcript name) | |
| Kind | Epithet |
| Related to | Elnaril |
| GM canon | |
| first cited: [heralds-a#11] | |
Broodkiller (recorded in the transcripts under the Turkish name Soykıran) is the name goblins gave to Elnaril, the party's field leader — not a separate figure, but Elnaril himself. [heralds-a#13]
Overview
The name comes from Brood, the goblins' own word for their people: Broodkiller names the one who killed them. [heralds-a#13] Elnaril earned the name through actions he took in the past; he is not currently pursuing any goal against goblins. [heralds-a#15]
Grizzleflame's target
After the party destroyed Grizzleflame's band — killing close to seventy of his people — and Grizzleflame escaped them three times, he turned to hunting elves, seeking revenge on Broodkiller as his true enemy. [heralds-a#11]
Related pages
- Elnaril — the character who bears the name
- Grizzleflame — regards Broodkiller as his true enemy and the target of his revenge
- Brood — the goblins whose name the epithet is built on
Unconfirmed ideas
The source conversations contain proposals for Broodkiller that the campaign owner never confirmed. They are collected on Idea:Broodkiller so they cannot be mistaken for canon.