In the back alleys of crumbling megacities and the dark corridors beneath shattered fortresses, rumors swirl of a creature too strange to be feared — and too deadly to ignore.
He changes faces.
He disappears without sound.
He heals the dying… and kills with a whisper.

They call him Munky, Mask of Many Faces.

Born into the soot-stained warrens beneath the wreckage of Sewermire Bastion, Munky was no one — just another goblin among thousands. But he was watching, even then. While others brawled or scavenged, he listened. Learned. Felt. And in time, he became something the world was unprepared for: a goblin with empathy.

But empathy didn’t stop the blade that cut down his kin.

He trained under a forgotten sect of veilwalkers — assassins who used shifting forms and silent laughter to undo the wicked. They taught him to vanish. To mend. To kill only those who deserved it. They taught him that mercy is not weakness, but rebellion.

Now, Munky walks Earth: 2250 cloaked in illusion and purpose. He wears a hundred faces — a healer, a beggar, a soldier, a noble. Yet behind each face is the same truth: a blue-eyed goblin with white hair, driven by love… and anger.

He wants justice for those discarded by power.
He seeks connection, even though few understand him.
And he tries to heal the world, even as he bleeds into it.

But beneath the smile is pride.
He believes only he sees clearly. That his choices are always right.
Worse still, an obsession haunts him — a person, a memory, or a future he can’t let go of. When he loses control, the mask shatters.
And wrath takes over.

His powers make him a myth:

He vanishes into thin air, then reappears as your closest friend.

He shapeshifts into memory, doubt, or hope.

He heals wounds others deem fatal, whispering jokes while sewing shattered flesh.

To the corrupt, he is terror.
To the forgotten, he is salvation.
To the world? He is a story told in hushed voices:

“He wears your face. He feels your pain. He kills the evil inside you.”

He is Munky, Mask of Many Faces —
and the mask he wears might be yours.