Lufir Free-Elf

"'Lufir? I know no man of the name! No, I am the magnificent and all-powerful Root-Beer the Wizard!'"Lufir Free-Elf, also known by his alternate identities Sir Reginald and Root-Beer the Wizard, was an elven adventurer, former bandit lord and grand duke of Baldur's Gate, and a member of the infamous Order of the Candelstick. A ranger and a "master" of disguise, Lufir traveled the breadth of Faerûn in the company of his steadfast wolf companion, Khal Doggo, seeking adventure and thrills.

Born to Arafiel Ashenpetal and Braccus Greycastle, both former adventurers of the Original Order that settled down in the city of Daggerford, Lufir's home was razed by bandits and his parents slain in its defense when he was little more than an infant. Lufir was taken by the bandits and raised as a slave, catering to their needs and performing manual labor until he was able to escape years down the line. After living on his own in the woods for some time, he found work as an adventurer in Scornubel along with a few others; Zhermong Balorfist, Rugnar Twig-Beard, Coryn Dench, Darvin Greycastle, Degra, and Fanshir Ortonyelle.

After stopping the plans of Gerion Ambermantle in Scornubel and failing to save his daughter Meridia, Lufir tried to settle down in the Caravan City before being called to adventure once more. He rejoined Zhermong and Rugnar once more, helping to found the Au Naturale brand of tea houses, and aided in uncovering a plot by Zhermong's adoptive brother Ixion Balorfist to steal the divine spark of Bhaal. Lufir was slain during the climactic battle in the Sanctum of Aliana beneath the city of Galdergaard, but subsisted as a revenant out of his anger leveraged towards Ixion's master, the god Cyric.

After slaying Ixion, Lufir, along with Zhermong and Rugnar, became one of the Three Grim Dukes of Baldur's Gate and a Chosen of Bhaal. Lufir took on the role of leading Baldur's Gate's military and supplemented it with his own bandit army, the Crimson Maw, which saw a great deal of action against the Calishite Inquisition. Following Cyric's death at the ends of Godsbane, Lufir was restored to mortality by the newly ascended Zhermong and left Baldur's Gate and his evil ways behind, choosing instead to travel the planes with his beloved Khal.

From that point on, Lufir enjoyed an almost complete lack of recognition and a non-existent level of notoriety for his previous deeds, and in fact was seen by most as a bumbling amateur bard despite the power at his hands following his extensive adventuring career. He was briefly spotted in Waterdeep and in Icewind Dale at several points in time in between his interplanar travels.

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