Dave McDuffin †

Overview

The name of The Tulan Fort soldier who was killed with the a Name Poison for wanting to unionise in Session 37.

History & Mentions

§	Interactions
Session 46	Along the way, Viktor revealed that he was a native of the Deadlands, and an excited Halfbie asked if he knew of Name Poisons, as they had recently come across one that killed someone named Dave McDuffin †. Unfortunately, Viktor was familiar with Name Positions but not with any of the details surrounding them.
Session 38	Examining the arrow, Korrigan couldn't identify the poison but noticed that the name "Dave McDuffin †" was engraved on the shaft. Sensing some magic on the arrow, Halfbie took over the analysis. However, they could only determine that it was enchanted. CXhenris, on the other hand, immediately recognised it from an old class at Strixhaven as a "Name Poison," a technique from The Deadlands that creates especially deadly poisons targeted at a specific person. The arrow would not affect anyone else and could not be replicated. Chenris shared this knowledge with Halfbie, who explained it to the Party, much to their surprise.

Interactions

Along the way, Viktor revealed that he was a native of the Deadlands, and an excited Halfbie asked if he knew of Name Poisons, as they had recently come across one that killed someone named Dave McDuffin †. Unfortunately, Viktor was familiar with Name Positions but not with any of the details surrounding them.

Session 38

Examining the arrow, Korrigan couldn't identify the poison but noticed that the name "Dave McDuffin †" was engraved on the shaft. Sensing some magic on the arrow, Halfbie took over the analysis. However, they could only determine that it was enchanted. CXhenris, on the other hand, immediately recognised it from an old class at Strixhaven as a "Name Poison," a technique from The Deadlands that creates especially deadly poisons targeted at a specific person. The arrow would not affect anyone else and could not be replicated. Chenris shared this knowledge with Halfbie, who explained it to the Party, much to their surprise.