Yorick B. Marrow

Yorick B. Marrow is a skeleton fighter within the Fantasy Universe. Most prominently, he was a member of the Ancient Eight, a group tasked with protecting the Ezkilo Dagger, and was a spy for the Legion of the Undead. He made his first and only appearance in Tale of the Ancient Eight, but was mentioned by Linmer-Beef in Rise of the Demon King.

Yorick's past is shrouded in mystery; with most of his extensive past continuing to be unknown. After working closely with the Legion of the Undead, he infiltrated the Ancient Eight with Wall-Beef as a spy. The two conspired to get their hands on the Orb of the Overworld, and succeeded in stealing it without the notice of their party. However, the two ended up becoming fully-dedicated members of the Ancient Eight and contributed to the destruction of the original Order of the Naf'Si. In both timelines, Yorick becomes the leader of the Legion of the Undead. In the main timeline, he later founds the New Legion with Wall-Beef and Aggra Nazul.

He is a player character played by the Noah Soul.

Appearance
Yorick is a skeleton of short stature (although he will very much disagree with you). He has no prominent features, and has managed to keep his bones intact despite his aggressive nature.

Tale of the Ancient Eight
Over the course of the campaign, Yorick loses his right forearm to Cuddles, a celestial deer of some sort. As time goes on, Yorick sprouts a flower at the end of the bone that slowly grows into a fully-fledged plant arm that later extends into the back of Yorick's spine and roots itself in his skull. A flow eventually grows in one of his eye sockets. Yorick loses the arm after sacrificing it to give life to Farren the Oaken once again during Chapter 6. However, he was able to grow it back over the next few years.

He also obtains the Diamond of Israfel in the latter-half of the campaign, a large, dark-purple gem which he places within his left eye socket and stores it there. It allows him to merge his physical form with other members of his party.

Personality
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Early Life
It has been speculated that Yorick B. Marrow was a stillborn baby, and as a result, ended up a skeleton for the duration of his very long life. He was raised by human parents in Yormum City, northwest to the capital of the Kingdom of Zelhor. It has been speculated that Yorick was born as a high-elf.

Tale of the Ancient Eight
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Aftermath
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Abilities
The M-RAI database has identified at least five unique abilities possessed by this character. Yorick was known for his incredibly adept speed and was said to have been able to outgun every one of his peers. He vastly preferred archery, and later incorporated his vine arm into his combat style.


 * Skilled Archer - Yorick was very well known for being an archery with amazing accuracy, despite having no eyes.
 * Skilled Fighter - It was said that Yorick was an incredibly skilled fighter, being able to pop off three attacks in a single turn.
 * Perfect Dexterity - Yorick sported the maximum possible dexterity, and always ended up first initiative order.
 * Vine Arm - After losing one of his arms, Yorick was able to regrow an arm made out of vines. It is incredibly useful for grappling.
 * Diamond of Israfel - The Diamond of Israfel has allowed Yorick to fuse with his allies around him, creation a host of terrible forms.
 * Scarecrow: A fusion of Yorick and Craw. A seven-foot tall, four armed, skeletal vulture shrouded in darkness, eyes glowing red with a black feathery caplet and a visible red beating heart still in their chest. Their weapon is a scythe bow.
 * Walrick I: A fusion of Yorick and Wall-Beef. A twelve-foot tall, hunched over beast, with a paled grey exoskeleton, three black eyes darker than the night itself with glowing yellow pupils, muscles larger than Craw's whole body, and two noses.
 * Walrick II: A fusion of Yorick, Wall-Beef, and Aggra. A sixteen-foot tall behemoth version of Walrick I with six arms. They are said to possess long flowing hair, a menagerie of eyes, and two mouths.

Trivia

 * Yorick was named after the character of the same name in the play, Hamlet.