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Lascer, Lord of the Shadow Shoal. Lascer was a 9‑foot-tall (2.7‑meter) humanoid with a mouth full of needle-like teeth and a sewn-up wound that stretched from gullet to groin, out of which tiny spidery legs sometimes reached. Despite his height, …

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2024年12月15日 · lascer to leave (something behind); to let (something happen) or allow (something to happen)

A lascar was a sailor or militiaman from the Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia, the Arab world, British Somaliland or other lands east of the Cape of Good Hope who was employed on European ships from the 16th century until the mid-20th century. The Oxford English Dictionary states that the word has two possible derivations:

Lascer is a Demon Lord bound to Obox-Ob as his personal bodyguard and assassin. Lascer appears as a nine foot tall and impossibly gaunt figure with rapiers wired to each of his hands and his feet pierced with shards of broken glass.

He was a human planar explorer who discovered the Abyssal layer of Obox-ob, who captured him on his second visit and transformed Lascer into a tanar'ri minion, originally using him as a spy and now as an assassin. Lascer is an active rival to Dagon, although he poses little threat to the Lord of the Depths. Realm [edit | edit source]

He was a human planar explorer who discovered the Abyssal layer of Obox-ob, who captured him on his second visit and transformed Lascer into a tanar'ri minion, originally using him as a spy and now as an assassin. Lascer is an active rival to Dagon, although he poses little threat to the Lord of the Depths. Realm Worshipers Bibliography. Jacobs ...

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lascer lascer (Ladin) Origin & history From Latin laxāre, present active infinitive of laxō. Verb lascer to leave (something behind); to let (something happen) or allow (something to happen)