| Pikepierce | |
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| Details | |
| Race | Goblin |
| Birthplace | Koskun Mountains, Ulgrotha |
| Lifetime | Before 3800 AR |
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Pikepierce was a renegade goblin from Ulgrotha, whose death became legend among the Anaba minotaurs.
Description[ | ]
Pikepierce became known for his hubris and the consequences of underestimating one’s opponent. His demise serves as a cautionary tale among the Anaba, illustrating that overconfidence and the failure to anticipate an adversary's cunning can lead to one's downfall.
Pikepierce was a renegade goblin who sought to fight independently, detached from the command of any leader. His agility and adeptness with a spear distinguished him in combat, particularly his proficiency in parrying, which made him a formidable opponent. This skill was highlighted during his encounter with the minotaur Jekelth, where Pikepierce's quick movements and aggressive tactics brought the mighty minotaur warrior to his knees.
However, despite his combat prowess, Pikepierce was arrogant and somewhat gullible. His overconfidence led him to taunt Jekelth after besting him, a fatal mistake that revealed his naivety. When Jekelth pretended to be resigned to his fate and manipulated Pikepierce by feigning acceptance of his death, Pikepierce fell for the ruse, indicating a certain lack of foresight and overestimation of his invulnerability. This flaw was exploited by Jekelth, who used Pikepierce’s moment of distraction and revulsion to regain the upper hand and ultimately kill him. [1]
Story appearances[ | ]
| Title | Author | Publishing date | Set | Setting (plane) | Featuring |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Slowing of His Heart | Michael G. Ryan | October 1995 | Homelands | Ulgrotha | Neth'arna, Thexar, Arras, Jekelth, Pikepierce |
References[ | ]
- ↑ a b Michael G. Ryan (October 1995). "The Slowing of His Heart, The Duelist #7, pages 14-16"