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Pozzol Broyer is a secondary troll in Vast Error. His associated alchemic sigil is Pulverize.
Etymology
Pozzol may be a reference to podzol, a typical acidic soil of coniferous or boreal forests.
Pozzol may also be a lengthening of Pozzo (Italian for a well). Additionally, "Pozzo is a character from Samuel Beckett's play Waiting for Godot... On the surface he is a pompous, sometimes foppish aristocrat, cruelly using and exploiting those around him."
Broyer may come from the French verb broyer, which can mean "destroy", "crush" or "wreck".
Biography
Pozzol was first seen amongst the group of trolls that witnessed Ellsee's appearance in Stronghold 21. Pozzol approaches Ellsee and asks her about her blood color before she distracts the crowd with magic and whimsy.
He appeared in Necron's route of Snowbound Blood with a heart on his necklace instead of a hand. He was leading a group of Mirthamaniacs meeting with a group of Harbingers of the Alpocalypse, led by Talald. He was holding an alchemical-looking stark black book, presumably given to him by the Harbingers of the Alpocalypse, which Secily and Necron attempted to take via ambush. Pozzol briefly engaged in combat with Secily before fleeing, disappearing into thin air with Talald.
Personality and traits
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Relationships
Taz
Pozzol strongly implies that he himself christened Taz as a Mirthamaniac. He is also the abuser of Taz.
Talald Hieron
Pozzol and Talald frequently work together as part of the collaboration between the Harbingers of the Alpocalypse and the Mirthamaniacs.
Trivia
- It is said that he got the hand on his necklace after smashing a unknown rustblood troll's face into the counter and taking it as punishment for supposedly getting his order wrong. However, Talald says that the rustblood didn't even work there.
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