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Tusgront

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Tusgront is an enforcer for the Guild who can be found in the Lower City in Act Three.

Involvement[edit | edit source]

Main article: Aid the Underduke

Tusgront can be found guarding the official entrance to the Guildhall in an alleyway, south of the Basilisk Gate Barracks, along with four other nearby grunts.

Upon approaching Tusgront, he immediately engages the party in dialogue and warns them to back off. The party can pass one of several dialogue checks in order to get him to stand down and allow them to enter. If the party sided with FarlinFarlin during her battle with CairosCairos on the shoreline of Rivington, then Tusgront remarks that she told him about the help they gave her and he allows entry without any dialogue checks. If Jaheira is present, Tusgront will also let the party pass.

Combat[edit | edit source]

Attacks and abilities[edit | edit source]

CleaveCleave (Action)   –  Greataxe
Damage: 5 + modifiers
5 + half weaponSlashingSlashing

Swing your weapon in a large arc to attack up to 3 enemies at once. They each take half the damage your weapon usually deals.

Recharge: Short rest Recharge: Short rest
Main Hand AttackMain Hand Attack (Action)   –  Greataxe
Damage: 6~17
1d12 + 5SlashingSlashing

Make a melee attack with your equipped weapon.

Melee: 1.5 m / 5 ft Melee: 1.5 m / 5 ft
Rage: Wolf HeartRage: Wolf Heart (Bonus Action + Rage Charge)

Enter a Rage Rage so inciting it spurs on you allies.

You can use Inciting Howl Inciting Howl, and your allies have Advantage Advantage on melee Attack rollAttack rolls against enemies within 2 m / 7 ft of you.

Range: Self Range: Self
Reckless AttackReckless Attack (Action)
Damage:
Normal weapon damage

Throw all caution in the wind to gain Advantage Icon.png Advantage on your melee Attack roll.

Until your next turn, you have Advantage on all Attack Rolls, but enemies also have Advantage on Attack Rolls against you.

Range: Normal weapon range Range: Normal weapon range

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