Ghaster

“	Tox: I have no idea if I'm actually hurting this chap<BR>Tox: to listen to him, you'd think so, he's pissed<BR>Retro: are you using the "Hyper Fucked Up" Sword?<BR>Tox: no, it's a ghast, I'm arrowing him with a halfway decent bow<BR>Moxicology has just earned the achievement [Return to Sender]<BR>Retro: gg<BR>HyperSilence: LOL WTF<BR>Tox: hahah<BR>HyperSilence: damn<BR>HyperSilence: none of its loot dropped<BR>HyperSilence: probably cause it was killed that way	”
 	—Tox defeats Ghaster 	—Tox defeats Ghaster
Ghaster was a ghast who served as guardian of the Ghast Globe during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.
It was killed by Tox.
=Details=
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=History=
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Exactly how Ghaster, a ghast from the Nether, came to exist in the Summerlands overworld remains a mystery. Tox insisted it was the same ghast he had forced through one of the megaportals servicing the high-yield gold farm at Golden Glen during the Third Era, but nobody paid much attention to the senile ravings of an old man.
On 4E:399, Archpriest HyperSilence chose Ghaster to be the boss of the Ghast Globe, a Hyper Dungeon for the Dungeon Quest event.
Four days later, Tox raided the Ghast Globe and focused on eliminating Ghaster first. He climbed to the top of the sphere, broke the glass, and began firing arrows at the ghast. Thanks to his rapidly regenerating health Ghaster easily shrugged off the projectiles.
Tox then changed tactics and reflected the ghast's overpowered fireball back upon it, killing Ghaster immediately while taking no damage himself.
Ghaster's death was not entirely without purpose. HyperSilence had been on hand to observe Tox's performance and vowed to use what had learned to make the Sea Sphere more difficult.
=Behind the Scenes=
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The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.
	"I originally wanted to make the ghast invisible...but I figured that would be too hard since you can't see it at all, not even its potion effects, lol."	
	—HyperSilence 	—HyperSilence
HyperSilence created Ghaster for Dungeon Quest as the boss of the Ghast Globe dungeon. He originally considered making the ghast invisible but felt that would be too unfair.
The name, which was given by Tox, was a reference to Gaster from the video game Undertale, a favorite of Hyper's.
Ghaster dropped none of its special loot when killed. Hyper speculated that this was because it was killed by its own fireball.
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