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{{Infobox character
{{Infobox creature
| name = Dashkent Moliver
| name = Dashkent Moliver
| image = Dashkent Moliver.PNG
| title = Flophouse Custodian
| image =  
<gallery>
Dashkent Moliver.PNG|In-game
Portrait Dashkent Moliver.png|Portrait
</gallery>
| size = [[Small]]
| type = [[Humanoid]]
| race = [[Lightfoot Halfling]]
| race = [[Lightfoot Halfling]]
| titles = Flophouse Custodian
| voice = Dan Bottomley
| level = 1
| level = 1
| voice = Dan Bottomley
| hp = 8
 
| e hp = 5
| modules =
| t hp = 10
{{Infobox statistics
| ac = 10
| child = yes
| movement m = 7.5
| size = Small
| weight kg = 35
| type = Humanoid
| hit_points = 8
| hit_points_tactician = 10
| armour_class = 10
| movement_speed_meters = 7.5
| movement_speed_feet = 25
| weight_kg = 35
| weight_lb = 70
| hiddenlevel = 1
| str = 10
| str = 10
| dex = 10
| dex = 10
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| wis = 10
| wis = 10
| cha = 10
| cha = 10
 
| passives = Brave, Halfling Luck, Opportunity Attack
| feature1_name = Opportunity Attack
| feature1_description = Automatically attack an enemy moving out of your reach.
| feature2_name = Brave
| feature2_description = Advantage on saving throws against being frightened.
| feature3_name = Halfling Luck
| feature3_description = When rolling a 1, reroll the dice and use the new roll.
}}
}}
}}
'''Dashkent Moliver''' is a [[Halfling]] found in [[Act Three]]. He is the custodian of [[Fraygo's Flophouse]].
'''Dashkent Moliver''' is a [[halfling]] [[NPC]] found in [[Act Three]]. He is the custodian of [[Fraygo's Flophouse]].


{{Spoiler warning|act=3}}
== Interactions ==
=== Act Three ===
Dashkent is a Halfling wearing a red shirt who patrols the bottom floor of Fraygo's Flophouse. The party can question him about the disappearance of {{CharLink|Ffion Goldgrind}} and, if her dead body is discovered, notify him of her murder.


== Interactions ==
If the player character gathered the clue about a "[[dwarf]] wearing red" in {{Quest|Investigate the Murders}} or {{Quest|Solve the Open Hand Temple Murders}}, the player character can accuse him of resembling the murder suspect. He will become indignant and stress that he is a Halfling, not a Dwarf; halfling players will get a unique response if they fail to recognize him as their own kin.
Dashkent is a halfling wearing a red shirt who patrols the bottom floor of Fraygo's Flophouse. The party can question him about the disappearance of [[Ffion Goldgrind]] and, if her dead body is discovered, notify him of her murder.  


If the player gathered the clue about a "[[dwarf]] wearing red" while going through [[Investigate the Murders]] or [[Solve the Open Hand Temple Murders]], the player can accuse him of resembling the murder suspect. He will become indignant and stress that he is a halfling, not a dwarf; halfling players will get a unique response if they fail to recognize him as their own kin.
== Notable loot ==
* {{MdRarityItem|Dashkent's Key}}
* {{MdRarityItem|Fraygo's Flophouse Back Door Key}}


== Related literature ==
== Related literature ==
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{{Wyrm's Crossing}}
{{Wyrm's Crossing}}
[[Category:Halflings]]
[[Category:Humanoids]]
[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Characters in Wyrm's Crossing]]
[[Category:Characters in Act Three]]

Latest revision as of 06:37, 27 October 2024

Dashkent Moliver is a Halfling found in Act Three. He is the custodian of Fraygo's Flophouse.

Interactions[edit | edit source]

Act Three[edit | edit source]

Dashkent is a Halfling wearing a red shirt who patrols the bottom floor of Fraygo's Flophouse. The party can question him about the disappearance of Ffion Goldgrind Ffion Goldgrind and, if her dead body is discovered, notify him of her murder.

If the player character gathered the clue about a "dwarf wearing red" in Investigate the Murders Investigate the Murders or Solve the Open Hand Temple Murders Solve the Open Hand Temple Murders, the player character can accuse him of resembling the murder suspect. He will become indignant and stress that he is a Halfling, not a Dwarf; halfling players will get a unique response if they fail to recognize him as their own kin.

Notable loot[edit | edit source]

Related literature[edit | edit source]