Night Stalker

When the Belurocian Empire joined the rebellion, Barashkukor sent a contingent of the Darkguard to Necrulencia to liberate the city. Among them was the onyx orc Jasch Mochmul. They devised a plan to assassinate the legion's commander there, but Mochmul argued it would only solidify their enemy's resolve and make it that much harder to mount a resistance. The others scoffed. They were the Darkguard. They would succeed, no matter the civilian casualties.

Before they could strike, Mochmul betrayed his compatriots. They were hung, and he was welcomed into the commander’s inner circle as a true faithful of the Chaos Empire. He rubbed elbows with the legion’s senior leaders and the influential Necrulencians who backed them. Then, late one night, he went house to house and executed each and every last one of them.

The sun rose, and there was no one to rally the legion. No one to organize a counterattack. It fell into disarray. A panic. They called him the Night Stalker. “The Night Stalker has come,” they cried. “And the Night Stalker don’t quit.”

And Mochmul did not quit. Not until the streets ran red with legionnaire blood and the city was liberated. Only then did he return to New Beluroc and tell the Lord of Darkness what he had done, saying he was ready to face whatever punishment Barashkukor saw fit to give him.

Instead, the archfiend pinned a medal on his chest.