Dago
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Dago is a legendary assassin in Mistfall Hunter. His story is told in the ballad sung by Baldur during the event Blood and Fire.
The ballad
- Raised by a brothel's hearth in the shadows of Dmitrheim, he was sold at seven to the Shadowstrix Inn and became a notorious, ruthless assassin.
- In the South some remember him differently: as a hero who robbed the rich to aid the poor.
- Dmitrheim issued a warrant for his arrest, and with nowhere left to hide he fled to Brandrgarde.
In the North
- Lars, the Preacher of the Sun, saved him from the brink of death and asked for nothing in return. To a man who believed everything has a price, that kindness was the hardest debt to repay, and Dago followed him from then on. He and Baldur became Lars's scribes.
- After Lars was burned, Dago tried to avenge his savior and was thrown into the prison of Brandrgarde. The warden's report says he starved himself to death.
- On a stone wall at Heroes' Rest he left inscriptions in two scripts. The Northern one says where he hid his relic, at the Verdant Grounds; the one in the script of Dmitrheim is a vow of vengeance.
- He buried his wavy-bladed dagger with his robes, determined to leave his past behind.
Soul remnants
Dew pieces his story together from three soul remnants: at the Heretic Pyre in Hallowgrove, near the Main Hall of Brandrgarde, and from the Cursed Moonwane. Her verdict: he was neither a pure villain nor a flawless hero.