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Caleb the Baker is a [[psychopath]] and [[bandit]], second-in-command of the [[Charred Raiders]] under [[Kerment]]. Secretly, Caleb is one of the [[Ermenus cell]] of [[the Kargat]]. Caleb earned his nicknamed for his predilection toward burning people alive in [[fire]]s or even in [[oven]]s. His rampant [[evil]] has caused him to suffer more damage from [[fire]], but he can ignite his [[blood]] for various fire based attacks. His blood is the basis for the [[Hellfire (Alchemical Item)|Hellfire alchemical item]].<ref>[[
Caleb the Baker is a [[psychopath]] and [[bandit]], second-in-command of the [[Charred Raiders]] under [[Kerment]]. Secretly, Caleb is one of the [[Ermenus cell]] of [[the Kargat]]. Caleb earned his nicknamed for his predilection toward burning people alive in [[fire]]s or even in [[oven]]s. His rampant [[evil]] has caused him to suffer more damage from [[fire]], but he can ignite his [[blood]] for various fire based attacks. His blood is the basis for the [[Hellfire (Alchemical Item)|Hellfire alchemical item]].<ref>[[Wolves to Guard the Sheep]], [[QtR22]] p. 15-18, 35, 40</ref>


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Caleb the Baker is a psychopath and bandit, second-in-command of the Charred Raiders under Kerment. Secretly, Caleb is one of the Ermenus cell of the Kargat. Caleb earned his nicknamed for his predilection toward burning people alive in fires or even in ovens. His rampant evil has caused him to suffer more damage from fire, but he can ignite his blood for various fire based attacks. His blood is the basis for the Hellfire alchemical item.[1]

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  1. Wolves to Guard the Sheep, QtR22 p. 15-18, 35, 40