Klagga

Tracker Klagga is a Goblin Tracker in the Goblin Camp. He is found by the roasting spit. Klagga is quite proud of his new breeches, which he took from the dwarf they're cooking.

While he has better Strength than a generic Goblin Tracker, his lower level and Hit Points make him overall weaker, like many named Goblins.

	“	Enjoying the view? Lookin' tasty in these new breeches, ain't I?	„
		— Klagga greets the player

Background

Using Detect Thoughts will reveal that Klagga is fond of poetry, although he doesn't want the other goblins to find out. He has even made a few attempts at his own in an effort to woo Minthara. He is the author of Parchment, found in a crude chest under the waterfall in the Goblin Camp. The Unfinished Love Letter, and Love Letter Notes are also found at the shrine, and are presumably also by Klagga.

Involvement

Act One

Klagga is found by the roasting fire. In addition to his new breeches, Klagga is also in possession of a Dwarf's Poem. He's willing to trade it to the party or can be convinced to give it up instead.

• What's your price? 250 Gold at a base Charisma of 10.
• DC 10 Persuasion check. "You're wasting your time. Dwarven poetry is worthless."
• Using Illithid Persuasion at DC 2 Wisdom check. "The Absolute does not ask. Certainly not twice."
•  Detect Thoughts DC 9 Intelligence check. "Ah, you're a secret poetry-lover. How cute."
• As Drow or  Disguised as one. "I didn't make myself clear. Give it to me now."

The "poem" will advance the quest Find the Nightsong and give some hints on how to solve the puzzle in Selûne's temple.

Combat

Attacks and abilities

 Ranged Attack ()   –  Goblin Bow

Normal weapon damage

Make a ranged attack with your equipped weapon.

 Range: 18 m / 60 ft

 Nimble Escape ()

Retreat safely: moving won't provoke Opportunity Attacks.

 Hamstring Shot ()

Normal weapon damage

Shoot an enemy in the thigh and possibly reduce their Movement Speed by 50%.

CON Save

 Range: Normal weapon range

Notable loot

• Dwarf's Poem

Gallery

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  Klagga in his New Breeches