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Gut

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Priestess Gut, also known as True Soul Gut, is a goblin True Soul and follower of The Absolute stationed at the Goblin Camp in Act One.

Portrait Gut.png
Hells. We need to fish that thing out before it eats any important parts of your brain.
Gut

Overview[edit | edit source]

Background[edit | edit source]

Priestess Gut is one of the spiritual leaders of the cult. She is one of three leaders at the Shattered Sanctum, alongside Minthara Minthara and Dror Ragzlin Dror Ragzlin.

Involvement[edit | edit source]

Act One[edit | edit source]

Gut can be found in the main hall of the Shattered Sanctum. She offers all party members the Brand of the Absolute, which can grant permanent bonuses.

The party can follow her to the chapel and attack her or comply with her wishes. If the party comply, she will give them a potion to make them fall asleep, and wake up imprisoned. If the player character drinks the potion as an elf, drow or half-elf, their Fey Ancestry Fey Ancestry prevents the potion's effects, which causes Gut to attack immediately. Additionally, a paladin's resolve will enable a Constitution Ability check to resist the effects of the potion.

If the party are imprisoned and fail the respective checks to free themselves, they are rescued by a dwarven warlock named Korrilla Korrilla at the service of Raphael Raphael, who will instantly kill Gut and Polma Polma.

Speak with Dead[edit | edit source]

Gut can be spoken to with Speak with Dead Speak with Dead.

Party member: Who are you?

  • True Soul Gut: True Soul... Gut

Party member: What happened to you?

  • True Soul Gut: Murdered... infidel...

Party member: Where do you keep your valuables?

  • True Soul Gut: Chapel... locked tight...

Party member: Who killed you?

  • True Soul Gut: Heretic... filth...

Party member: Where are you from?

  • True Soul Gut: My mother's... swollen... gut.

Party member: What is your purpose here?

  • True Soul Gut: Absolute's... priestess...
    • Party member: Who is the Absolute?
      • True Soul Gut: God... everything... everyone...

Combat[edit | edit source]

Attacks and abilities[edit | edit source]

Aid Aid ()   –  Absolute's Talisman
Bolster your allies with toughness and resolve to heal and increase their Hit Points maximum.
 Range: Self
AoE: 9 m / 30 ft (Radius)
Call for Help Call for Help
Gut calls for help!
Recharge: Per battle
Shield Shield ()
When you are about to be hit by an enemy, use your Reaction to increase your Armour Class Armour Class by 5. You also take no damage from Magic Missile Magic Missile. These effects last until the start of your next turn.
 Range: Self
Shocking Grasp Shocking Grasp ()
D8 Lightning.png 1d8 (1~8) Damage TypesLightning

The target cannot use Reactions. This spell has Advantage Icon.png Advantage on creatures with metal Armour.

 Melee: 1.5 m / 5  ft
The Absolute's Will The Absolute's Will ()
Use telekinesis to pull targets closer.
 Range: 18 m / 60 ft
Recharge: Per turn

Allies[edit | edit source]

(If fought in the main room)

(If Gut uses Call for Help Call for Help in her chapel)

(If the fight gets too close to them)

Encounter details[edit | edit source]

Priestess Gut can be fought in one of two locations: in the main hall where the party first meet her or in her private chapel after the party have chosen certain dialogue options. In her chapel, Gut will be completely alone; however, on her first turn in combat (if she is still alive) she will use Call for Help Call for Help to call for backup from the other goblins.

Tactics[edit | edit source]

Gut can be defeated easily in several ways. If the party have high damage and initiative, they can kill Gut before she uses Call for Help Call for Help. She may attempt to use Shield Shield to help herself survive, but the party can force her to use her reaction on an opportunity attack before they attack her themselves.

Alternatively, the party can cast Silence Silence around Gut to prevent her from calling reinforcements. She can still flee from the spell's area, but if the party group up around her, she is forced to take multiple opportunity attacks if she attempts to leave the spell's area.

Notable loot[edit | edit source]

Related literature[edit | edit source]

Related quests[edit | edit source]

Gallery[edit | edit source]

Notes[edit | edit source]

  • Priestess Gut grants 40 XP when killed.

External links[edit | edit source]