Bakir

A vassal out of Central Asia who answers every question in the valley with a war.

Bakir came to Vale Sangora out of Central Asia, and the court calls him the Warmonger without much irony. Where Xanthe manages the valley and Ambrus postures in it, Bakir treats it as a campaign.

He is the middle fight of the three vassals by the level the game expects of you, and he guards the middle stretch of the month.

From Coen's journal

I don’t know if Bakir has always been this mad, or if years of feasting on humans have made him who he is. Either way, he’s a monster. He doesn’t just despise humans – he makes them into his playthings. His Lunar Tournament – the sick games he lures people into taking part in, end every single time in a bloodbath.

Documents that name them

31 documents in the game's library name Bakir. These are the 12 shortest, and the ones with the name in the title come first.

Quests that name them

Bakir is named in 21 of the game's journal entries. These 12 come first by kind, with the main quest ahead of the rest.

Items that carry their name

26 things in the game carry the name: livery, letters and orders. These 12 are the rarest.

Court Activities that anger them

  • Distilleries
  • Payoff Transports
  • Pillories
  • Rebel Hunters
  • Uriash Village

Destroying any of these raises Bakir's anger and nobody else's. What each one is.

Faction
Vrakhiri Court
Role
Vassal
Called
The Warmonger
Epithet
The Warmonger
Origin
Central Asia
Domain
Bakir's Fiefdom

Appears in

Scripted positions from the game's own community tables. A number counts the places a quest can put them, not separate people to meet.

Endings they appear in

Of the seven endings, these name Bakir in the route they describe.

Health, levels and drops

The fight page carries the day and night level curve. The game's table drops 14 items, among them Bakir's Armour, Bakir’s Treasury Key, Denarius.

Also a fight

Bakir

Around level 20