To show off his newfound powers, he had them brought back through necromancy, with their skills and knowledge intact to boot. Forever.'The Ancestor invited several scholars to study with him, only to murder them in their sleep.

'The dead, reviving the dead, on and on, down the years.

Walking Shirtless Scene: Wears nothing above his belt, except a hood on his head.Generally speaking, he's not all that gimmicky compared to other bosses later encountered. Warmup Boss: He first appears in the second fight of the game, during the tutorial.One is single-target, the other hits your whole party, and both inflict bleed.

A Taste of the Lash: Two of his attacks, Punishment and Rain of Whips.

Outside-Genre Foe: A heavily armed highway robber isn't high on the list of bosses one expects in a game about eldritch horrors and other supernatural beings.

No Range Like Point-Blank Range: Like the Highwayman, he carries a flintlock and sometimes uses it at point blank range.

Large and in Charge: He is noticeably taller and larger than any other humans, to the point that he occupies two positions in the formation system.

In the Hood: Wears a green hood, like his fellow bandits.

Giant Mook: A huge brute of a man, he fills two spaces and looms over all the other Brigands and the party alike.

Dented Iron: His bare chest is covered in scars.

Degraded Boss: Guys like the Blooodletter occasionally appear as a regular enemy after the tutorial.

Badass Normal: Like all the Brigands, the Bloodletter has no supernatural powers, just size, gunpowder, and a mean streak.

A huge bandit serving as a boss during the tutorial, he recurs later in the game as one of the more powerful members of the Brigand faction.

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