Remex
also known as Remex the Grand
Confirmed dead: newscast footage shows him overwhelmed by the dynamite blast in the two seconds before the tempered final explosion. Odette's own show dubs him "Remex the Grand" and calls his story tragic and controversial, finally over. The Syndicate court rules the crawlers responsible for triggering the blast are owed their prize regardless, though Borant burns its once-per-season veto to block the payout anyway.
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You haven't met this one yet, crawler. Records unseal as you read. The dungeon appreciates your impatience but does not reward it.
Level
1B2C24
Physical
A zombified, featherless skyfowl, alive in some sense unlike Featherfall's corpse. Black, swirling eyes; hazy black smoke rising off his body; ethereal, worm-like wisps standing in where his full wings used to be. A thin, thread-like twist of golden light connects his chest to the settlement's soul crystalB2C24
Location
Still in his own chamber above the swordsmen depot, convulsing and screaming, when Carl and Donut flee; doesn't fall through when the floor beneath him collapses, and is still audible, now emitting a loud electric hum, as they run from the buildingB2C25
Cornered in his own chamber above the swordsmen depot, huddled by the soul crystal until the evacuation quest interrupts; still there, fading and muttering to himself, when Carl and Donut return to make their last stand around the crystal as the chapter endsB2C24
The second floor of the swordsmen depot warehouse, exactly where Burgundy said, above where the settlement's guards stand in stasis overnight; sensed there by Carl and pinged on Donut's map as a single, stationary, roughly skyfowl-sized hit before they climb upB2C23
Across the street from the magistrate's building, one floor above where the settlement's swordsmen guards stay in the evening; the guards don't know he's there, or don't care, and can't look up to noticeB2C22
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No data on this one yet. It either hasn't mattered, or it is about to.
Stats
A blinking red twenty-minute timer appears over him once the crystal goes off; it hasn't started counting down yet as Carl and Donut leaveB2C25
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Stats unknown. Rest assured the dungeon has precise figures on exactly how underwhelming they are.
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No spells or skills on record. Punching things very hard is not a skill until the dungeon says it is.
History by chapter
Book 2
Chapter 22
- TAG NPC: Miss Quill's husband and the magistrate before Featherfall; never appears on the page, known only through the dying Burgundy's account
- TAG Quest Important: Named by Burgundy as the one actually behind the krasue, the glamored city elves, and the missing women, none of which Carl and Donut's own kills this chapter turn out to have stopped
- LOCATION Location: Across the street from the magistrate's building, one floor above where the settlement's swordsmen guards stay in the evening; the guards don't know he's there, or don't care, and can't look up to notice
Chapter 23
- LOCATION Location: The second floor of the swordsmen depot warehouse, exactly where Burgundy said, above where the settlement's guards stand in stasis overnight; sensed there by Carl and pinged on Donut's map as a single, stationary, roughly skyfowl-sized hit before they climb up
- TAG Quest Important: Carl identifies confronting him in the warehouse as the actual remaining objective of The Sex Workers Who Fell from the Heavens, now that killing Featherfall and Quill hasn't resolved it
Chapter 24
- LEVEL Level: 1 (Read directly off Carl's examination of his properties)
- IDENTITY Class: A Soul Leech Capacitor, a fragile but physically strong undead creature conjured by a necromancer or dark cleric's spell, banking the soul power ripped from whoever it kills for its owner's use
- TAG NPC: Tagged a Bereft Minion of Miss Quill, per Carl's examination: a minion still alive after its own controller's death
- PHYSICAL Appearance: A zombified, featherless skyfowl, alive in some sense unlike Featherfall's corpse. Black, swirling eyes; hazy black smoke rising off his body; ethereal, worm-like wisps standing in where his full wings used to be. A thin, thread-like twist of golden light connects his chest to the settlement's soul crystal
- LOCATION Location: Cornered in his own chamber above the swordsmen depot, huddled by the soul crystal until the evacuation quest interrupts; still there, fading and muttering to himself, when Carl and Donut return to make their last stand around the crystal as the chapter ends
Chapter 25
- LOCATION Location: Still in his own chamber above the swordsmen depot, convulsing and screaming, when Carl and Donut flee; doesn't fall through when the floor beneath him collapses, and is still audible, now emitting a loud electric hum, as they run from the building
- TAG NPC: Screams as the soul crystal tethered to him detonates, convulsing and roaring with a sudden, supernatural volume; still alive, in whatever sense applies to him, when Carl and Donut flee the building
- STAT Timer: A blinking red twenty-minute timer appears over him once the crystal goes off; it hasn't started counting down yet as Carl and Donut leave
Chapter 26
- TAG Quest Important: The Syndicate court rules that Carl, Donut, and Katia's blast achievements and rewards are owed regardless of his death, since the detonator was ruled exempt from both precursor bursts; Borant burns its once-per-season veto to block the payout anyway
- TAG Deceased: Newscast footage shows his pulsing yellow silhouette go dark and hears him cry out in pain in the two seconds before the tempered final explosion, overwhelmed by the blast from Carl's dynamite
Relationships
- Burgundy:
- Miss Quill:
- Carl:
- Magistrate Featherfall:
Twisted her into a krasue after Quill delivered her to him; she describes him, dying, as neither alive nor dead, casting some kind of spell to bring himself fully back to lifeB2C22
His wife; per his own account, she planned his resurrection as a soul capacitor from the start, let her own husband become damned by it, and used him afterward to power her Final War spell without ever fully explaining her plans to himB2C24
Her husband; per Burgundy, personally receives the women Quill recruits from the elf temple and twists them, sometimes into krasue, sometimes fatallyB2C22
Considers putting him out of his misery on the way out but decides against it, guessing it would likely be a bad idea; leaves him behind, still convulsing, as he and Donut fleeB2C25
Coaxes his story out of him gently instead of attacking, gets his full account of the resurrection and Quill's plans, and offers him the choice of being killed or left alone once he's done talking; Remex says it doesn't matter either wayB2C24
Rings the warehouse with ten sticks of dynamite and confronts him directly rather than just blowing the building, hoping to get answers out of him first; cornered and quivering, whatever's actually in the room draws an immediate "not a lich" from Carl over party chat, unresolved as the chapter endsB2C23
The magistrate he handed the office to after his own 'retirement'; Featherfall's attempt to resurrect him for extra soul power backfired and killed Featherfall in the spell's feedback insteadB2C24
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No known associates. Loners have historically excellent odds. That was sarcasm.
History by chapter
Book 2
Chapter 22
- RELATIONSHIP Miss Quill: Her husband; per Burgundy, personally receives the women Quill recruits from the elf temple and twists them, sometimes into krasue, sometimes fatally
- RELATIONSHIP Burgundy: Twisted her into a krasue after Quill delivered her to him; she describes him, dying, as neither alive nor dead, casting some kind of spell to bring himself fully back to life
Chapter 23
- RELATIONSHIP Carl: Rings the warehouse with ten sticks of dynamite and confronts him directly rather than just blowing the building, hoping to get answers out of him first; cornered and quivering, whatever's actually in the room draws an immediate "not a lich" from Carl over party chat, unresolved as the chapter ends
Chapter 24
- RELATIONSHIP Miss Quill: His wife; per his own account, she planned his resurrection as a soul capacitor from the start, let her own husband become damned by it, and used him afterward to power her Final War spell without ever fully explaining her plans to him
- RELATIONSHIP Magistrate Featherfall: The magistrate he handed the office to after his own 'retirement'; Featherfall's attempt to resurrect him for extra soul power backfired and killed Featherfall in the spell's feedback instead
- RELATIONSHIP Carl: Coaxes his story out of him gently instead of attacking, gets his full account of the resurrection and Quill's plans, and offers him the choice of being killed or left alone once he's done talking; Remex says it doesn't matter either way
Chapter 25
- RELATIONSHIP Carl: Considers putting him out of his misery on the way out but decides against it, guessing it would likely be a bad idea; leaves him behind, still convulsing, as he and Donut flee
Kills
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Notable quotes
“It’s a lucky thing, a mercy to die here.”
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