Ytril

"'Okay, here's the plan! I climb up on Gladys' shoulders and we put on this clerical robe, right, then I'll be the head and she'll be the body - foolproof plan.' ~ Ytril, suggesting his infiltration plan"

Ytril is a Black-Horned-One male that briefly worked with the Nameless Brotherhood during the Void Crisis and fought against Lord Ilyan Iskaar. He has, so far, been the only member of his race to be featured. He is easily distinguished by his odd speaking style, striking appearance, eccentric character and propensity for making unconventional decisions.

Appearance
Ytril is a member of the race of the Black-Horned-Ones and his appearance is very striking because of this. He has jet-black skin, small horns on the uppermost part of his forehead, dark blue lips, pointy ears similar to those of elf and very lightly coloured eyes with no pupils or irises. He is phenomenally short in stature, but is of strong build and has great endurance. He most often wears a black hooded cloak and a brown belt.

Personality and traits
The Black-Horned-One has a very peculiar personality, often sounding nonchalant and vaguely interested even in the most dangerous of situations. He is honest and straightforward, avoiding flowery words and preferring to-the-point conversations. He is seen having the odd passion for climbing, as well as collecting and producing maps. Ytril also thinks that carrying the mummified head of his former master is something normal, having it presented on multiple occasions, with and without context.

Early life
Little is known of the history of Ytril. He is from the Midsea Civilizations, part of a weaponized slave race by the Dwarves. It is unknown what lead to the death of his owner and his arrival in Thressos, but at some point he was taken into by Shade of Annihilation, assisting him as part-friend-part-servant.

After the events of the campaign
Not much is known of Ytril's whereabouts after the resolution of the Void Crisis. After Dustin's funeral, he said he'd keep on his word and try to free his people, presumably going back home and joining the rebellion there.