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Ipess is a gnomish pirate and the former second mate on board the Squalleater. As an NPC, Ipess is played by Matthew Mercer.
Description[]
Appearance[]
Ipess is a sun-burned gnome with a bald head and a bushy, black beard.
Personality[]
While his banter is a little crazed and hard to follow, he too is a devout follower of Avantika and Uk'otoa.
Biography[]
Background[]
"A Pirate's Life for Me" (2x41)[]
"In Hot Water" (2x43)[]
Ipess was present for the fierce battle between the crew of the Squalleater and The Mighty Nein. Using his skills as a rogue, he fired down on the Mighty Nein from the deck of the ship while they retreated, hitting Caduceus once.[1] After Fjord summoned a Barlgura onto the Squalleater's deck he instead turned his attention to the demon until a fireball cast by Caleb felled the creature, injured Ipess and killed many of his crewmates.[2]
As the battle came to a fiery end and local guards began to apprehend all those involved, Ipess checked on an unconscious Vera before he himself was apprehended by the guards.[3] He was last seen still in The Revelry's custody alongside Bouldergut, Jeremiah Willowhisk and another unnamed crewmate after the execution of Avantika.[4]
Relationships[]
Character Information[]
Abilities[]
Rogue Abilities[]
Notable Items[]
Appearances and mentions[]
- Campaign Two
- "A Pirate's Life for Me" (2x41) (first appearance)
- "A Hole In the Plan" (2x42)
- "In Hot Water" (2x43)
Quotations[]
Trivia[]
References[]
- ↑ See "In Hot Water" (2x43) at 41:28.
- ↑ See "In Hot Water" (2x43) from 1:33:32 through 1:37:36.
- ↑ See "In Hot Water" (2x43) at 1:39:05.
- ↑ See "In Hot Water" (2x43) at 2:18:35.
- ↑ See "In Hot Water" (2x43) at 41:28. Ipess hides before attacking, consistent with Cunning Action
- ↑ See "In Hot Water" (2x43) at 1:11:32. Matt notes that Ipess gets 2d6 for Sneak Attack
Art:
- ↑ Fan art of Ophiscan Duth, Jeremiah Willowhisk, and Ipess (right), by Kileigh Gallagher (source). Used with permission.
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