Bulk Bogan

"SO WHAT YOU GONNA DO00!? WHEN BULKAMANIA RUNS WILD ON YOUUU!!!"
Bulk Bogan, otherwise known as The Amazing Bulk or Bollywood Bulk Bogan, is a member of the party of the Baldur's Gate: Descent into the Sewers campaign, set in the Velmaverse continuity. Being introduced after being hired by the Flaming Fist in the city of Baldur's Gate. He was played by Kelloggs.
He is a goliath barbarian and due to the famous wrestler he is based upon, 'Hollywood Hulk Hogan', he is almost identical in his personality and appearance. He is known for his many catchphrases such as "NOW LISTEN ERE BROTHER!" and "BULKAMANIA IS RUNNIN WILD!" as he slays his enemies. To add that he is inflicted with a curse/blessing that whenever he gets incredibly angry he turns himself into a large purple version of the Marvel superhero the 'Incredible Hulk', known as the 'Amazing Bulk'. Within the original group and even into the wider group of the League of Mothers itself, he is regarded as an iconic character.
His last and most iconic appearance was chasing a little kid (not what it sounds like) through the streets of Baldur's Gate after the child had woken him up from a long rest, eventually getting so angry that he turned himself into the Amazing Bulk, his large Incredible Hulk like purple identity. Eventually chasing the child up a large tower, suddenly with lightening striking it and knocking Bulk off. Whilst the kid had reached the top and was infused with super speed given by the gods, thus turning into the Velmaverse version of the DC hero 'The Flash'. Whilst Bulk survived the fall and returned to the inn to get some sleep, it is unknown what became of him. 
As stated before, Bulk is largely based off the W.W.E. wrestler 'Hollywood Hulk Hogan', as well as the mockbuster 2012 film 'The Amazing Bulk', a parody of the Marvel superhero 'The Incredible Hulk' and known for the film's universally negative reviews and overall shoddiness. During the League of Mother's Halloween Anniversary Extravaganza 2020, Kelloggs dressed as Hulk Hogan mainly in reference to his D&D character. To add that the persona of Hulk has almost become synonymous with Kelloggs well beyond just D&D.