Vasquez

B-class article · First seen: s2 · Last seen: s16
Vasquez
Bruise · Cruz · There is no Vasquez. There is only Zul.
Portrait of Vasquez.
Character
StatusDeparted
First seens2
Last seens16
PlayerPolar
FactionSevryn's recruits, Mharos hosts

Vasquez is a fighter played by Polar from session 2 to session 16, a half-elf raised by the dwarf Bison and wishing he were a dwarf himself. In session 9, in the Black Vein Quarry, he accepted a bargain from Mharos, an entity that feeds on misery, and became a half-demon-elf; from then on he refused to feed it the party’s misery and offered it his own instead. He carried the gunblade he built at Shamil’s forge for a promise he had made, the Aurelian Plate Armour with Nullstone Runes re-crested with his adoptive family’s mark, and the jail name Bruise. Session 17 retconned the end of session 16: he and Althea were captured by Aurelians, and he is departed offscreen, not an active rescue arc ([15][17]; ruling 25).

Appearance and personality

Vasquez (s2-s8) was a masked half-elf with a longsword + scimitar loadout. After the transformation in session 9 he is visibly half-demon-elf: horns through the skull, glowing runes on the skin, ember eye colour, healed face. His earlier metal mouth-bracing, a legacy of the charge experiment that blew up in his face [18][19], fell out during the transformation [20].

The voice is terse Western/Spanish-styled, masked, gunsmith-vocabularied, masculine cadence, pride-and-honour angry vibe. (Note: earlier wiki drafts treated Hugo’s “Bronze God” reference to Vasquez as an in-fiction nickname or pantheon entity. Per DM correction 2026-05-17, that was OOC table chatter and is not in-fiction canon; do not re-add as alias or related entity.)

His patter has a meta-running-joke layer: “Jokes on you. I’m half gay. I have the right.” [21]. “Oh, fuck. I’m daddy. Okay, let’s go.” [22] was his immediate reaction to the transformation, and the Ghostbusters reference “there is no Vasquez there’s only Zul” came in s15 [23]. When Mharos whispers in his head, Vasquez slams his head into a wall as a physical tic: first when Mharos made him “want to hurt Caelumn” [24][25], and again in s16 to feed Mharos his misery, for a nosebleed and one bludgeoning damage [26][27].

Background

Adopted by the dwarf father Bison (Bison Bronzgut, per DM ruling post-s17; referenced in the s9 succubus vision: failed knife-mould for adopted dwarf father, [8]). His sigil-engraving on the Aurelian plate in s10 is Bison Bronzgut’s forge/family mark. The biological elf parentage is otherwise undescribed.

The s10 sigil-rework, engraving the Aurelian sunburst into Bison’s family crest, is a deliberately personal act of reclaiming the armour, and is one of the small moments that grounds Vasquez’s adoptive-family loyalty.

Build history

  • s2-s8: half-elf Fighter. Great Weapon Master, Action Surge, Second Wind. Started with a longsword + scimitar; in session 2 traded the scimitar and 15 gp to Sunny for an alchemist’s fire. In session 3 crafted a custom gunblade at Shamil’s forge from the looted pistol. Wears a mask.
  • s9 onwards: race becomes Half Demon (Elf) on D&D Beyond (homebrew lineage). The mechanical sheet rewrite was DM-introduced mid-session, not via standard race-swap. In s10 the Aurelian Paladin’s radiant damage burned the demon within him [28][29].
  • Has the Mage Slayer feat. Once-per-day Wisdom or Charisma save fail-to-succeed. Used in s15 against the Wisdom save Mharos forced on him [30][31].
  • Level 4 at end of s14 [32].

Equipment

Aliases

  • Bruise: jail nickname earned in the s7-s8 Nightwatch arrest in Umbrafall. His cellmate Jack heard “Cruz” as “Bruce” [41][42], and Terry turned it into “Bruise” [43]; the jail log had him down as “bitch-ass elf” [44]. The nickname stuck: “I mean he’ll bruise up some guards that’s for damn sure” [45].
  • Cruz: the alias he gave his cellmate Jack and, later, Ruin [46][47].

Mharos

The defining transformation. In session 9, mid-fight with the Black Vein Quarry spectres, an unseen presence offered Vasquez a bargain to take the weight he carried. He accepted: “Pain, blooming white-hot as nerves scream and your vision blurs.” [48][49][50]. Horns tore through his skull. The face healed. The metal mouth-bracing fell out. The race rewrote.

The presence introduced itself as Mharos, also calling itself Empraros: “I am more of a concept than a thing. I am what remains when hope is given up and misery gets to breed” [7][51]. An enemy shooting down at him from the upper quarry shouted, “What makes you so special? Why did it succeed with you?” [52], implying others had been offered the same bargain and rejected.

In session 10, Mharos manifested in physical-shadow form on Vasquez’s watch and refused all bargaining: “There is no deal. There is only this. There is only me feeding on your delicious misery.” […] “you and I will become one you will be my terrible sword that sweeps across Eldurae and they will all bow to us” [53]. He is satisfied by group misery, including Harvo’s death. Radiant damage burns him, as the Aurelian Paladin’s radiant-rider greatsword showed in s10 [28][29].

The Black Mask knows about Mharos and considers him a competitor for Vasquez’s soul. Per the Mask: “Once he’s dead, the demon has no hold of him” [54].

By session 16 the relationship was openly adversarial, with the host setting the terms: Vasquez would not feed Mharos the party’s misery and offered it his own instead, “feed on me and me alone and you’ll have what you’ll want” [55].

Campaign role

Vasquez was one of the adventurers Sevryn gathered at the Hollow Hall Tavern for the egg quest [56], and the party’s front-line fighter from Wyrmbough Grove to the Eldwythe sewers.

In the early sessions he was a guarded half-elf who hid his face behind a mask and ate apart from the others, raised among dwarves and wishing he were one. He killed Sunset is Nigh and built his gunblade at Shamil’s forge for a promise he had made. The Umbrafall arc broke his reserve: after the fight with Maelis Dirn’s Titan he stopped holding his anger back, stood up for Risa against the Nightwatch, and came out of their jail as Bruise.

In the Black Vein Quarry he accepted Mharos’s bargain and became a half-demon-elf, his scarred face healed by a parasite that feeds on misery. The rest of his story is his struggle with it: he would not hand it the party’s misery, took the Aurelian blame in Althea’s place when it urged him to give her up, and offered it his own pain instead, while The Black Mask eyed him as a soul worth winning. Along the way he took the Aurelian Plate Armour with Nullstone Runes and re-crested it with his adoptive family’s mark, survived the Candy Cottage as living taffy, and reached level 4.

He left the story at the end of session 16, captured by Aurelians with Althea in the session 17 retcon, and is departed offscreen.

Session by session

Session 2: The Bark, the Dryad, and the Riddle that Wasn’t a Tree

Main article: Session 2

Vasquez met Harvo with his hat tilted low, only his ears showing, and mumbled his name [1]. In the corrupted grove he was the party’s blade: he took on two of the bandit zombies at once, lopping the head off one with a critical hit [57][58], looted their camp [59], cursed the Dryad from inside its vines [2] and beheaded the giant centipede in a single blow [60]. The mud mosquitoes left him on 3 hit points [61]. He passed the healing potion he found on the Dryad to Caelumn [62][63], traded his scimitar and 15 gp to Sunny for an alchemist’s fire [64], and, as was becoming his habit, went off alone to eat [65].

Session 3: The Lair of Sunset is Nigh and the Death of Cholmondeley

Main article: Session 3

Vasquez would not draw his sword on the frightened elf cultists in the lair and punched one instead [66]. When Sunset is Nigh tried to fly off, his opportunity attack was a perfect critical that tore away the wyrmling’s hind legs and tail [67], and when it came down he sliced its throat [68]. He then went after the yuan-ti woman he blamed for Cholmondeley’s death and cut her in half from behind [69]. Offered the hoard’s elvish sword by Caelumn for the kill, he took a dead looter’s pistol instead [70]. That night he borrowed Shamil’s forge, telling him the work was “for a promise that I made” [71], and built the pistol and his longsword into a gunblade to his own schematics [72].

Session 4: The Still Current, the Black Mask, and Hugo’s Pact

Main article: Session 4

Vasquez suspected that Sevryn had foreseen Cholmondeley’s death and sent him anyway: “If he knows, then why doesn’t he just send the best?” [73]. He first used the gunblade against the sabretooth tigers, priming a charge that burst into flame as he cut [74][75], and was clawed down to 6 hit points [76]. At The Still Current Inn he told Caelumn the weapon was something he had promised someone he would finish, still in its early stages [77], made a new lightning charge for it [78], and went to bed before The Black Mask appeared [79]. In Umbrafall he voted to take The Broker’s contract on Maelis Dirn [80].

Session 5: Black Hollow Market Tunnels and the Hollow Guardians

Main article: Session 5

After Caelumn’s Produce Flame set off the spore-filled cave, Vasquez held up two fingers and warned him that one more fire would earn him a hard hit to the face [81]. Against the regenerating fungal giant he sliced its chest open and spent his Action Surge shoving an alchemist’s fire into the wound for Caelumn’s lightning to set off [82]. It was a punishing day: the Hollow Guardians drained his maximum hit points and then dropped him with a critical hit [83][84][85], and in the sludge pit a fungal zombie paralysed him and tore out his throat [86][87]. Each time Harvo’s healer’s kit brought him round [88][89]. In between, he wondered aloud whether he had been the right pick for the job [90].

Session 6: Maze of the Minotaur and the Titan

Main article: Session 6

Vasquez began the session glaring at Caelumn, alive but unimpressed at being burned and brought back [91]. In the storeroom he used his alchemist’s supplies to draw a vial of venom from the dead phase spider for Hugo [92] and helped him barricade the room for the long rest [93]. In the Titan’s chamber he held the front line and paid for it: the Titan’s fists put him down [94], Terry’s greater healing potion got him up to unload his primed charges [95][96], and Maelis Dirn burned him down again for touching her pet [97]. Felled once more by the Titan and raised by Caelumn’s Wither and Bloom scroll [98][99], he ended the session vowing to pin Maelis to the wall with his last charge [100].

Session 7: Maelis Falls, Vasquez Captured

Main article: Session 7

Maelis Dirn caved his chest in [101], and bleeding out under the Titan, Vasquez relived the charge experiment that blew up in his face and left his jaw wired shut for months [102]; a natural 20 on his next death save brought back his mentor at the anvil, promising he would one day be as good a smith [103]. At the Whisper Coil Emporium he drank the dwarf’s experimental Biogloom potion to cut the party’s bill, saying he had to be as strong as Hugo, and shed glowing, meeping bubbles [104][105][106]. Outside he stood up for Risa against two Nightwatch guards and went for the one who called him an elf [107][108]; knocked down twice, he accepted the consequences and was taken by the Nightwatch [109][110][111].

Session 8: Bruise the Cellmate, the Succubus, and the Quarry Ghosts

Main article: Session 8

Vasquez woke in a Nightwatch cell and gave his cellmate Jack the alias Cruz; Jack heard Bruce, and Terry made it Bruise [112][5]. Harvo bribed the jailers 150 gp for his release [113]. Freed, he told the party he had always held his anger back, had snapped in the fight with the Titan, and was tired of being a weakling and trying to become something new; he promised to repay every coin [114]. On the road north he alone stepped forward to help a lost old woman, who was a succubus: she dominated him and set him on Terry until Caelumn’s Magic Missile broke her hold [115][116]. His player called the failed save thematic for a man who will not accept he is an elf [117].

Session 9: The Death of Harvo

Main article: Session 9

With spectres closing in at the Black Vein Quarry, a presence offered to help Vasquez carry the loneliness he had borne alone, and he reached back; horns tore through his skull and he became a half-demon-elf [118][119]. His face healed, and he pulled out the two bars that had held his mouth together [120]. The presence named itself Mharos: “I am what remains when hope is given up and misery gets to breed” [51]. In the succubus’s vision he relived the knife mould that shattered when he tried to impress his adoptive father Bison, refused her offer to take the darkness away, and passed her save [8]. A dominated Hugo cut him down with two axes [121]; revived, Vasquez swore to be standing next time, and made a charm from Harvo’s weapon [122][123].

Session 10: Ruin Joins, the Aurelian Conspiracy, the Plate Armour

Main article: Session 10

Vasquez opened Sevryn’s letter at Harvo’s pyre [124] and met Ruin at blade-point with a tin of rations and a warning not to mistake kindness for weakness [125][126], introducing himself with “Just Cruz will do fine” [47]. On his watch Mharos took shadow form; Vasquez said he only wanted to live to see the next day and proposed an accord, and Mharos refused: there was no deal, only its feeding on his misery, and his face had healed because it fed on the misery the face had caused him [127]. In the alley ambush the Aurelian Paladin’s radiant strikes burned the demon inside him [28][29]. When he gave Risa his word to make things right, Mharos called him pathetic [128]. He kept the Paladin’s Nullstone plate and re-crested it with his adoptive family’s crest [129][130].

Session 12: Eldwythe and the Candy Cottage

Main article: Session 12

Unknown to Vasquez, The Black Mask told Hugo during Hugo’s watch that he had his eye on Vasquez, who “has unlocked something that should probably have been locked away” [131], and that once Vasquez was dead the demon would lose its hold [54]. At Eldwythe Vasquez got the townsfolk into a bucket line to put out the fire at Edith Applegarth’s confectionery [132]. In the Candy Cottage a candy goblin shoved him through the taffy puller, which turned him into soft, elastic taffy; he had wanted to be strong, he said, not soft [133]. He answered with an Action Surge critical for 36 damage [134][135].

Session 13: Bubba Walker and the Gummy Sarcophagus

Main article: Session 13

Told that Vasquez was made of taffy, Bubba Walker asked whether he could eat him [136]; Vasquez and Caelumn were the only ones to dodge the rolling pin that turned the others into gingerbread [137][138]. He argued for buying Bubba off with candy rather than fighting [139], and once the fight had gone badly he pointed his sword at the bloodied doll: “Look, we don’t want to have to finish this. Just move aside” [140]. Bubba let them pass for three kinds of candy [141]. In the basement a Gingerbread Steve knocked him down, and Hugo flew down to feed him a healing potion [142][143].

Session 14: The Gummy Mummy and Aurelian Eldwythe

Main article: Session 14

Retreating from the Gummy Mummy without disengaging, Vasquez took its fist through his back and chest plate and went down under its curse; the demon in him fought the curse to no effect [144]. When Uncle Nibblecheek lifted the curse and tried to enslave them, Vasquez kept his will and played along, dropping his weapon, until Ruin saw that his eyes were clear [145][146]. In the fight that followed he grappled the hag bare-handed [147], then bargained everyone out and back into their own forms, himself last, and his taffy body went with the rest [148]. He reached level 4 [32], and the Aurelian wanted posters in Eldwythe described him with the others [149].

Session 15: The Death of Ruin and Althea Joins

Main article: Session 15

When the Aurelian patrol came for Althea, Mharos told Vasquez to “blame the arcane on her” [150]. He refused, stood up and took the blame himself, and the chain-master tore off Ruin’s head [151]. The DM noted that he and Althea, being from Khaldun Forgehold, were the only two who might know the Aurelians’ signal [152]. In the smoke Mharos said it would settle for his own misery and forced a Wisdom save that Vasquez beat only with Mage Slayer; he headbutted its smoke figure and told it to feed on him alone [153]. When it later made him want to hurt Caelumn, he slammed his own head into a wall [154]. In the sewers his lightning charge in the water missed the Kuo-toa and dropped Caelumn instead [155].

Session 16: Through the Sewers, Onto the Skiff

Main article: Session 16

When Caelumn tried to slap an unknown hat on him, Vasquez caught his wrist and refused until it was checked for curses [156]; Althea identified it as a Hat of Disguise [38]. He admitted he had just wanted a normal life as a mercenary and no longer looked like himself, then slammed his head into the wall when Mharos asked for his misery [157]. Cut off with Althea, he pulled her out of grasping roots and told a wounded smuggler he cared about her life, not the stash [158][159]; in the flame-skull fight he revived her with an unidentified red vial that proved a greater healing potion [160]. On the skiff he attuned the hat and disguised himself as a dwarf [14]. Session 17 retconned the ending: he and Althea were captured by Aurelians and the hat destroyed [15][16][17].

Status at the end of session 16 (as retconned in session 17)

Departed offscreen. At the start of session 17 the DM retconned the end of session 16: Vasquez and Althea split off from the party and never came back, the party chose to flee the Aurelians rather than go back for them, and the two were captured [15][17]. The Hat of Disguise he had just attuned was destroyed in the escape [16]. He was last known to be alive in Aurelian custody, presumably still carrying Mharos. His fate is left offscreen by design and is not a rescue thread (ruling 25): like Cholmondeley, Harvo and Ruin, he is a former party member. Why the character left play is a table matter, covered on the Polar player page. See Session 17 and the s16 Retcon block for the framing.

Player

Played by Polar (Discord handle, no other name available) throughout. Frequently called by the character name even out-of-character because the player and character are tightly identified. Absent for s11 only.

Notable quotes

“Vasquez.” — Vasquez, mumbling his name, [1]

“you can eat my entire ass you druid.” — Vasquez, [2]

“It’s the future. The combination of…” — Vasquez, on the gunblade, [161]

“Look, they shouldn’t have called me a fucking elf.” — Vasquez, during the Nightwatch fight that gets him arrested, [162]

“I mean he’ll bruise up some guards that’s for damn sure” — Vasquez, [45]

“Oh, fuck. I’m daddy. Okay, let’s go.” — Vasquez, immediately post-transformation, [22]

“i feel warmer i feel like something’s heavier on my head and what is my hat what is this what what is this” — Vasquez, post-transformation, [163]

“so we might be able to you know make an accord you help me I help you you scratch my back I scratch your shadow whatever it is” — Vasquez to Mharos, [164]

“You can blame the arcane on me. That was right here.” — Vasquez, [12]

“Yeah, you’re trapped in my mind. I make the fucking rules for right now… feed on me and me alone and you’ll have what you’ll want.” — Vasquez to Mharos’s smoke figure, [55]

“there is no Vasquez there’s only Zul” — Vasquez, [23]

“I don’t think you realize this, Caelumn but I have lived long enough to know my character is in fact a pussy.” — Vasquez, [165]

See also

References

  1. ^ Session 2, line 304: First introduction, mumbles his name.
  2. ^ Session 2, line 1434: you can eat my entire ass you druid..
  3. ^ Session 3, line 2080-2090: Crafts gunblade at Shamil's forge.
  4. ^ Session 7, line 1267-1324: Refuses elf-slur from Nightwatch (next time don't call me an elf, later they shouldn't have called me a fucking elf); pre-arrest, not in jail.
  5. ^ Session 8, line 89-96: Jack hears "Bruce" for Cruz; Terry dubs him Bruise; "I mean he'll bruise up some guards that's for damn sure".
  6. ^ Session 9, line 78-138: Mharos transformation; horns tear through skull, race rewrites.
  7. ^ Session 9, line 187: Mharos introduces self as Empraros.
  8. ^ Session 9, line 1104-1110: Adopted-dwarf-father vision; failed knife-mould flashback.
  9. ^ Session 10, line 383-732: Mharos refuses partnership; "There is no deal.".
  10. ^ Session 10, line 1721-1775: Loots Aurelian Plate; re-engraves with adopted-dwarf-family crest.
  11. ^ Session 12, line 1325: Fed into the taffy puller in the Candy Cottage.
  12. ^ Session 15, line 116: You can blame the arcane on me. That was right here..
  13. ^ Session 15, line 483-488: Mage Slayer once-per-day fail-to-succeed beats the Wisdom save Mharos forces on him after telling Caelumn "Remember. You did this.".
  14. ^ Session 16, line 1671-1676: Attunes Hat of Disguise on the boat; tests dwarf disguise successfully.
  15. ^ Session 17, line 130: s16 retcon, Vasquez and Althea split off at the sewer mid-point, were captured by Aurelians; party fled and left them behind.
  16. ^ Session 17, line 134-136: Hat of Disguise destroyed in the escape.
  17. ^ Session 17, line 785: DM restates the retcon for Caelumn's player (catching up post-break).
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