Name: Cutter
Race: Warforged
Personality: Female
Class: Barbarian
Status: Executed for murder
Cutter was the first villain the group defeated together. The party was divided into two groups that happened to be on a bridge, and both groups spotted the murdered body of a scholar, with a few more eagle-eyed heroes noticing a cloaked figure heading under the bridge. A few of the group heard the sounds of an approaching climber and were able to act in time as Cutter thew herself on top of the bridge and into a berserker rage, attacking the heroes. She was especially enraged at Daizengar, the warforged fighter and as she put it "flesh-loving traitor", that was accompanying one of the group, and moved to attack Daizengar with ferocity. Unfortunately this proved to be her downfall, as the well-trained, adamantine-plated Daizengar was able to fend off the majority of her blows as the other party members quickly damaged her enough to render her incapacitated. The next thing Cutter knew, she was awake in the local jail of the city watch, being questioned by the heroes. She stubbornly refused to tell the party anything. About a month later, the prosecutor's office in Sharn found Cutter guilty of murder of the scholar Boral Geldem, and she was executed two weeks after.
Race: Warforged
Personality: Female
Class: Barbarian
Status: Executed for murder
Cutter was the first villain the group defeated together. The party was divided into two groups that happened to be on a bridge, and both groups spotted the murdered body of a scholar, with a few more eagle-eyed heroes noticing a cloaked figure heading under the bridge. A few of the group heard the sounds of an approaching climber and were able to act in time as Cutter thew herself on top of the bridge and into a berserker rage, attacking the heroes. She was especially enraged at Daizengar, the warforged fighter and as she put it "flesh-loving traitor", that was accompanying one of the group, and moved to attack Daizengar with ferocity. Unfortunately this proved to be her downfall, as the well-trained, adamantine-plated Daizengar was able to fend off the majority of her blows as the other party members quickly damaged her enough to render her incapacitated. The next thing Cutter knew, she was awake in the local jail of the city watch, being questioned by the heroes. She stubbornly refused to tell the party anything. About a month later, the prosecutor's office in Sharn found Cutter guilty of murder of the scholar Boral Geldem, and she was executed two weeks after.
