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Moore of the Forager Brood
❋ DLC NPC

Moore of the Forager Brood

Verdigris-shielded survivor of a non-human forager kin, broken by St. Trina's gift

'A record of crafting techniques left by the non-human forager brood. Shared out of kindness toward Moore and his kin. Acquire the knowledge to craft the following: - Spellproof Pickled Liver.' Moore belongs to a non-human forager kindred, gatherers whose entire culture was built around pickling, preserving, and quietly cooking the liver of any monstrous beast that came their way. Their cookbooks are addressed to him by name. The forager kin recognised him as one of their own and willed him their craft, sharing their cookbooks out of kindness toward Moore and his kin.

'Unique Skill: Moore's Charge Ready the shield with both hands, then charge forth while maintaining guard, ending in a shove imbued with verdigris magic. Knocks back nearby enemies, but does not cause significant harm. Hold to extend the length of the charge.' Moore's only canonical weapon is a great shield charged with verdigris, copper-rust magic, the colour of his kin's pots. He uses it to knock enemies aside without harming them. The mercy is the entire point. His questline ends when Moore chooses the velvety sleep himself, that sweet repose Thiollier received but once. He is found later, having drunk the poison voluntarily, his bell bearing left upon his perished flesh. The non-human forager who lived by mercy chose mercy on himself last.

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CraftingForager Brood Cookbook [1]

A record of crafting techniques left by the non-human forager brood. Shared out of kindness toward Moore and his kin. Acquire the knowledge to craft the following: - Spellproof Pickled Liver

Ash of WarMoore's Charge

Unique Skill: Moore's Charge Ready the shield with both hands, then charge forth while maintaining guard, ending in a shove imbued with verdigris magic. Knocks back nearby enemies, but does not cause significant harm. Hold to extend the length of the charge.

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