Degra

"“Help us, Lufir! You’re better than this, I know it!”"Degra was a human cleric and an adventurer briefly affiliated with the Order of the Candelstick in the year 1481 DR. A disgraced cleric of Lathander who was cast out of the church for past misdeeds, Degra took to adventuring to rediscover his faith and to atone for his sins. A kind and humble man, Degra spoke little of what brought him to adventuring.

After helping to defeat Gerion Ambermantle's plan to turn his master Malvirian into a lich, Degra was shaken by the death of Meridia Ambermantle and departed from the group. He eventually reconvened with Coryn Dench, Darvin Greycastle, and Fanshir Ortonyelle in the city of Baldur's Gate following the Heroes' Ball, and adventured with them as a separate adventuring party. He also briefly acted as a co-owner of the Daily Grind coffee house before forfeiting his stake following the infamous Night of the Deed Monkeys.

After departing the city, Degra wandered for a number of years as Zhermong Balorfist, Lufir Free-Elf, and Rugnar Twig-Beard went on to install themselves as the infamous 'Three Grim Dukes' of Baldur's Gate. In the wake of their crimes and acts of aggression, Degra pushed farther down south and eventually reached Calimshan, where he helped a growing slave revolt overthrow the acting government and redeemed himself in the eyes of the church.

As a founding member and a champion of the Calishite Inquisition, Degra helped to spearhead to march upon Baldur's Gate to free it from the tyrannical rule of the Grim Dukes. Degra encountered and offered to cast true resurrection on the undead Lufir on the condition that he cease all hostilities against the Inquisition. Lufir refused, forcing Degra to attempt to slay him; Degra was unsuccessful, and perished in the streets of Baldur's Gate after cursing Lufir's choices one last time.

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