This Nadziran of Bukimi was a Nadziran behind Lord Rimoah's abduction in MS 5077. Formerly a servant of Darklord Menashga, it attempted to gain revenge on its slayer, Lone Wolf, by plotting to lure him into a trap with the help of Captain Khadro. This plot failed, and the Nadziran was slain by Lone Wolf.
This Nadziran is one of the primary antagonists in The Skull of Agarash.
Biography[]
This Nadziran hailed from the fortress of Nadgazad and served Darklord Menashga, becoming one of the Darklord's Breedmasters, creating abominations such as the Xlorg and Anapheg. Such was its expertise, it shared its knowledge with other Breedmasters across the Darklands.[1]
After Lone Wolf destroyed the Transfusor, Darklord Menashga perished, unable to survive long outside of the Darklands without its power. Nazgazad's forces began to dispute for its control, but this Nadziran instead plotted revenge over Lone Wolf. It set up a spy network of Liganim to infiltrate the Lastlands and monitor Lone Wolf and the New Order Kai. One of these servants, Azara, infiltrated the Assassins' Guild of Kadan.[1]
Naar noticed this Nadziran's efforts, and decided to help. He guided the Nadziran to Bukimi Island and the Skull of Agarash — although a remnant of the long-dead Demonlord Agarash, such was his power, it still could be used as a powerful relic. This Nadziran seized control of the island, guarding it with mutated horrors and a Xargath. It then manipulated Captain Khadro into trading Lord Rimoah's capture in exchange for the Skull of Agarash and the Nadziran's Kraan-riders; Rimoah's capture was sure to lure Lone Wolf in to help, upon which the Nadziran would take its revenge. With Azara's help, Captain Khadro and his crew agreed to help, and were successful in capturing Lord Rimoah. This news was passed on to Lone Wolf, who ventured out to help.[1]
With Captain Mazrah's help, Lone Wolf sailed to Bukimi Island, and with Mazrah's men, infiltrated and stormed Khadro's camp. Lone Wolf confronted this Nadziran, and slew him in combat. Lone Wolf then destroyed the Skull of Agarash and freed Lord Rimoah, ending the plot for good.[2]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Dever, Joe [1994] (2024). "The Magnamund Archives — The Nadziran of Bukimi", The Skull of Agarash, 40th Anniversary Edition, Holmgard Press.
- ↑ Dever, Joe [1994] (2024). The Skull of Agarash, 40th Anniversary Edition, Holmgard Press.