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Tuk’s unpredictability changes with every swig of whatever he’s carrying on his belt that day, often leaving him acting on instinct rather than orders from his Silvermoon superiors. After a day of numerous slugs from his bottle, he stole the famous and priceless katana called Moonfang from its Tanaka samurai owner. Tuk quickly learned how to wield it as scores of samurai sought its return to its rightful master. However, despite Tuk’s copious bad decisions, he has quickly become a force to be reckoned with when he draws his silvery blade from its scabbard. The latest in our Silvermoon “Thugs”,

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