Eldra Iron Mine foreman

The Eldra Iron Mine foreman was the camp workmaster of an Eldra Iron Mongers mining operation owned by Humble Measure some six leaguesToll the Hounds, Chapter 7, US TPB p.229 to the west of Darujhistan. The roughly fifty-year-old unmarried foreman was in poor shape after years working at the mine. He stood hunched and hobbled when he walked, his skin was scarred and pockmarked, and he had bits of decades-old raw iron embedded in his hands. He frequently hacked, coughed, and spat out thick, yellowish phlegm when he spoke. Gorlas Vidikas, the mine's new manager, thought the overseer "odious" and predicted he would die within the next three years.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 9, US TPB p.302-303Toll the Hounds, Chapter 17, US TPB p.571-572 
==In Toll the Hounds==
Gorlas offered the foreman financing on a new home in the Estate District plotting that the property would soon come to him when the man died.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 9, US SFBC p.370 It was not long before the foreman fell behind in payments due to illness and Gorlas threatened to have him evicted.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 17, US SFBC p.697 
Murillio approached the foreman to ask about retrieving the boy Harllo, who had been kidnapped and sold to the mine.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 17, US TPB p.573 Unfortunately, Gorlas Vidikas was standing near the foreman, and while the workmaster watched in dumb bewilderment, the nobleman instigated a duel with Murillio.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 17, US TPB p.574-575 As the foreman and much of the mine's workforce watched, Gorlas killed Murillio then ordered the foreman to send the body to the Phoenix Inn to taunt Murillio's friends.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 17, US TPB p.581-584 
The next day Cutter came to the mine seeking vengeance for Murillio's death. Once again, the foreman and his workers watched as Gorlas attempted to bait an opponent into a duel. When Cutter refused to draw swords, Gorlas drew his own rapier and announced the formal dueling conventions would be dispensed. Cutter responded by burying two knives in Gorlas' chest faster than the foreman's eye could see. Standing over the body, Cutter confirmed that the foreman had witnessed Gorlas discard the rules. Realising Cutter was no nobleman, the foreman asked his advice on property law, wondering what happened to the loan he was paying Gorlas. Cutter advised him to sit tight and wait to see if anyone came to collect. After Cutter departed, the foreman spit in Gorlas' face.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 21, US TPB p.681-684
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