Faux Affably Evil: When he speaks to Vox Machina before their in-person meeting, he takes on a casual, welcoming tone.And worse, he's been experimenting on himself much like the aberrations the team had been fighting. Eldritch Abomination: What little we know of him points toward this, given that he supposedly came through a dimensional tear and his great power can destroy bodies, crush minds and steal souls.Tiberius in particular is terrified of him, refusing to fight him and going off on his own during the fight to rally the illithid instead. The Dreaded: Vox Machina is very apprehensive of him and spend almost as much time planning on fighting him as they do fighting him.While he didn't directly give K'varn the black horn that identifies him, he still seems to have been content to let the beholder use it. The Dragon: Kima reveals in episode 8 that he is apparently a lieutenant of the demon prince and lord of undead Orcus.Combo Platter Powers: Beholders have powers ranging from mind control to petrification thanks to their twelve magical eye-stalks and the horn of Orcus grants him some control over the undead on top of that.Clipped-Wing Angel: He revives as an undead after being killed by the party, but this form has far less health than his first and he doesn't accomplish much before dying again.They have to weaken the connection by killing him twice before Tiberius can succeed. Clingy Macguffin: The Horn of Orcus, which Lady Kima states is the root cause of the mess in the Kraighammer arc, is so firmly attached to him that Grog can't pull it off, Vex can't shoot it off and Tiberius can't yank it off with telekinesis.It is actually the fourth longest fight against a single, unaided opponent, only surpassed by Umbrasyl, Raishan and the Final Boss of the stream. Boss Battle: K'Varn is the first monster who manages to battle Vox Machina alone and holds his own against the party for half of a five-hour stream.When Pike revived him, he resumed his barrage.
This so enraged him that he focused exclusively on Grog until he killed Grog.
Berserk Button: Grog tried to rip the horn off his head.It wasn't until Tiberius ripped the horn off K'varn's corpse that the battle finally ended. Then when it was killed a second time, it came back to life. Back from the Dead: When K'varn was killed, the black horn gave it the ability of Undeath.Artifact of Doom: His horn is eventually explained to be from an evil god of undeath, and it's the quest of Lady Kima to destroy it.Arc Villain: He's behind everything - the illithid, the duergar plot, and the capture of Kima, making him the Big Bad of the story's first arc as well.This factor is why Tiberius refuses to fight him. Anti-Magic: As with all beholders, K'varn nullify all magic of with just a glare from his central eye.Intending to attack the surface, K'varn commands the illithid and the duergar to attack Kraghammer, capturing as many dwarves as possible for experimentation. It does not store any personal data.So, guest, how do you like my home? You're welcome anytime.Ī mutated beholder who has been working in the Underdark, deep under Kraghammer. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin.
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