Torbek

*Appearance: Torbek is a little taller than 7 tall bugbear that , as an extremely soiled, disheveled, and hairy bugbear, wearing tattered rags, some burlap, and possibly a old boot/can of beans for a hat. Sticking out of one of Torbek's shoes is Torbek's big toe. His fur is matted with dirt, grime, and bits of dried vomit from sleeping in dumpsters, clearly coming down from a drinking bender; he has naturally blond hair, but it almost always appears brown because of the filth. Torbek is described having a "hobo bindle" that's just filled with rocks because he doesn't own anything and having "horrible mutations that doctors can't explain". Andy describes Torbek as looking "homeless", while Mikey describes Torbek as having a "classic hobo look".

In a later episode, Torbek is reintroduced as a heavily Witchlight-mutated Blood Hunter wearing several different pieces of ratty clothing, most notably pieces of a hospital gown and a tattered Victorian coat. Torbek seems emaciated, and has aged a few years since he had appeared last. Some kind of contraption is fused to his body, feeding magenta-colored Witchlight through tubes about his person from vats that sit upon his back. There are also signs of previous experimentations, evident from multiple injections and scarring across Torbek's fey alchemy fused body. Andy describes Torbek as having a skeleton where the bones are "fucked up"and doesn't make sense, with extra joints on legs, and a couple ribs pointing in the wrong direction. Torbek also claims to have a vestigial tail. When Torbek "transforms", he doesn't get "bulkier or like the hulk" but instead gets longer, more uncanny and boogieman-like.

During the time that Torbek is turned into a small toy, he becomes a hairy doll, almost like a stuffed animal, but beneath the matted fur is a brittle clay based body with one single crack that runs all along the length of Torbek - almost as if he had been broken in two and pieced back together.*

*Personality: Torbek comes across as pathetic, dejected, and unimpressive, given how others often mistreat him or take advantage of him. Because of either unnatural bad luck or terrible decision-making skills, Torbek constantly falls on hard times and often trusts less-than-reputable people. It's hard to decipher if this is due to Torbek's child-like naivety, deep-seated abandonment issues, or leaning too heavily on hard liquor to quell the voices in his head. He doesn't like conflict, and often physically shrinks or hides away to try to avoid it; he is a stark contrast to The Other that shares his body.

No matter how bad life treats Torbek, however, he is fiercely loyal to those he calls friends and is visibly excited if someone also considers him a friend. He expresses a surprising sensitivity, gentleness, and empathy towards others, with a special appreciation for the few positive things that come his way. Through the campaign, he becomes more assertive and stands up for himself much more frequently; with this, however, a pettier, vindictive side of his personality can rear its head when he's upset with one of his party members. Torbek describes himself as someone who needs therapy.*