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Gnarl[[:File:|[, ]]] is a wandering level 40 quest giver formerly located at Forest Song in the contested territory of Ashenvale. He has since moved to the Warsong Lumber Camp, spearheading an offensive against the Horde with help from the Sentinels after the events of the Cataclysm. See Ashenvale NPCs. Gnarl is character and a protagonist in Overlord. He is the advisor of the Overlord and his right-hand. Gnarl usuall guides the Overlord in his tasks and helps him with his plans. "Gnarl" is the prehistoric version of Carl Karl and assistant to Monobrow. He is either a monkey, or an immature caveman who acts like one. Categoría:PersonajesGnarl es un mono y la contraparte prehistórica de Carl el Becario Categoría:Personajes Categoría:Personajes menores Categoría:Adolescentes Categoría:Animales Categoría:Agentes Categoría:Personajes Fallecidos Categoría:Contrapartes Categoría:Personajes cavernicolas Categoría:Carl Categoría:Personajes masculinos Categoría:Esbozo Categoría:O.S.A.C. Categoría:Contrapartes prehistóricas Gnarl is one of 2 ogrillons guarding bridge leading to the Gnoll Stronghold. He will demand a payment of 200 gp to let the party cross the bridge. The price can be negotiated down to 100 gp. Gorion's Ward can also refuse to pay and initiate combat. This is the recommended path, as killing Gnarl and his companion Hairtooth is the only way to obtain the Gauntlets of Dexterity. "Evil Always Finds a Way." — Gnarl introduces himself in Overlord. Gnarl is an aged Hellspawn and the Minion Master. He also advises and guides the Overlord. By his recurring appearances in all the Overlord games, it can be assumed that he is possibly the first minion ever spawned. The only other minion almost as old as him is Giblet, which he mentions when touring the fourth overlord. He is very wise and he seems to know many languages. This is demonstrated when he translates the gnome communication when they declare war on the Fourth Overlord, and also when he translates the mumbles of the Silent Order to the Third Overlord. He also has a greater vocabulary than most minions, as he is to be smarter than the minions and has the same intelligence, if not more, than the overlord himself. He Gnarl was the chief antagonist of the Buffy episode "Same Time, Same Place". He was a type of demon that lived by devouring human skin and was an extremely sadistic, frightening creature, even by demon standards: although a one-shot villain he is notable for being one of the show's more brutal antagonists as he kidnapped a hapless Willow and literally began to eat her alive while taunting her over her fears that her friends would abandon her. He was portrayed by Camden Toy.

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Gnarl is character and a protagonist in Overlord. He is the advisor of the Overlord and his right-hand. Gnarl usuall guides the Overlord in his tasks and helps him with his plans. Gnarl is one of 2 ogrillons guarding bridge leading to the Gnoll Stronghold. He will demand a payment of 200 gp to let the party cross the bridge. The price can be negotiated down to 100 gp. Gorion's Ward can also refuse to pay and initiate combat. This is the recommended path, as killing Gnarl and his companion Hairtooth is the only way to obtain the Gauntlets of Dexterity. Categoría:PersonajesGnarl es un mono y la contraparte prehistórica de Carl el Becario Categoría:Personajes Categoría:Personajes menores Categoría:Adolescentes Categoría:Animales Categoría:Agentes Categoría:Personajes Fallecidos Categoría:Contrapartes Categoría:Personajes cavernicolas Categoría:Carl Categoría:Personajes masculinos Categoría:Esbozo Categoría:O.S.A.C. Categoría:Contrapartes prehistóricas Gnarl[[:File:|[, ]]] is a wandering level 40 quest giver formerly located at Forest Song in the contested territory of Ashenvale. He has since moved to the Warsong Lumber Camp, spearheading an offensive against the Horde with help from the Sentinels after the events of the Cataclysm. See Ashenvale NPCs. "Evil Always Finds a Way." — Gnarl introduces himself in Overlord. Gnarl is an aged Hellspawn and the Minion Master. He also advises and guides the Overlord. By his recurring appearances in all the Overlord games, it can be assumed that he is possibly the first minion ever spawned. The only other minion almost as old as him is Giblet, which he mentions when touring the fourth overlord. He is very wise and he seems to know many languages. This is demonstrated when he translates the gnome communication when they declare war on the Fourth Overlord, and also when he translates the mumbles of the Silent Order to the Third Overlord. He also has a greater vocabulary than most minions, as he is to be smarter than the minions and has the same intelligence, if not more, than the overlord himself. He has a glowing crystal hanging from a wooden stick, strapped to his back. He uses the crystal as a lantern/illumination device, and judging from the glow, it could be a soul or Life Force, but it is currently unknown what it actually is. It is also unknown how he became more aware than the rest of his fellow minions, but it's suspected that he could be an overlord trapped in the body of a minion, and this is what causes him to betray the overlords and cause their downfall. Gnarl was the chief antagonist of the Buffy episode "Same Time, Same Place". He was a type of demon that lived by devouring human skin and was an extremely sadistic, frightening creature, even by demon standards: although a one-shot villain he is notable for being one of the show's more brutal antagonists as he kidnapped a hapless Willow and literally began to eat her alive while taunting her over her fears that her friends would abandon her. He was portrayed by Camden Toy. Gnarl was described by Dawn erronously as a parasite but in reality he was a parasitod as he killed his victims after prolonged torture - the method Gnarl fed was exceptionally cruel as he would paralyse his victim with a scratch, then proceed to slice off their skin piece by piece and feast: his victims were alive throughout this process as was witnessed when he began to feast on Willow, however Gnarl's existence was put to and end by Buffy after she poked her thumbs into the demon's eye sockets and killed it (presumably via pressure to the brain). When Gnarl died his paralysing curse faded from his victims, though Willow was forced to use magic to reform the skin she had lost from her ordeal - Buffy helped Willow to do this by lending her some of her Slayer strength, showing that despite Gnarl's previous taunts Willow's friends had not abandoned her after all. "Gnarl" is the prehistoric version of Carl Karl and assistant to Monobrow. He is either a monkey, or an immature caveman who acts like one.

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