Spoilers ahead. This page covers many episodes. I have watched up to: — later details will be hidden, and the choice is remembered on this device.Showing up to: ·

This page is about something from an episode you haven't watched yet. Change “watched up to” to see it.

NPCs · first: S3 E6

Bakur

Bakur is a pit fiend, described by Lydia Barkrock as the right hand of a fallen, dead god S3E6·01:50:41. Lydia says the fiend was named Bakur S3E6·01:50:00. She says Bakur is not allowed to even say that god's name S3E6·01:51:24.

Bakur is a pit fiend who was the right hand of a fallen, dead god S3E6·01:50:41. Lydia Barkrock names him and says she can feel him still inside her, hurting him constantly S3E6·01:50:00, S3E6·01:50:06. Lydia says they never knew the name of the god, only Bakur the fiend S3E8·00:41:55.

A card calls him the devil in Lydia's gem S3E10·00:02:20. Lydia says the fiend in her gem knows her fury, and her anger keeps it at bay S3E6·01:49:35. A moon scan finds none of Bakur's influence on the moon S3E11·01:30:09. Looking into the gem, Brennan describes a roiling pit fiend S3E13·01:20:36.

A card in episode 17 calls him a servant of Ankarna S3E17·02:13:20. In episode 20 a card again gives him as a pit fiend, servant of Ankarna, and the gem's facets show a pit fiend and a gleaming golden high elf S3E20·01:27:27, S3E20·00:07:59. Bakur calls "Mistress, I am coming!" S3E20·00:07:49. He shouts "Enemy of the goddess!", pointing at Porter, and joins the fight on the party's side S3E20·01:28:24.

By episode

S3 E6: Party Politics

Bakur — a pit fiend, "the right hand of a fallen god, a dead god"; Lydia says "The fiend was named Bakur" — 01:50:00, 01:50:41; Bakur "is not allowed to even say the name" of that god — 01:51:24.