The Timber Lord

* Effigy
* Devil's Luck card game
* Manga

### Relatives:

Louis Le'cloque I (Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather)Louis Le'cloque II (Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather)

Louis Le'cloque III (Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather)

Louis Le'cloque IV (Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather)

Louis Le'cloque V (Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather)

Louis Le'cloque VI (Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather)

Louis Le'cloque VII (Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather)

Louis Le'cloque VIII (Great Great Great Great Grandfather)

Louis Le'cloque IX (Great Great Great Grandfather)

Louis Le'cloque X (Great Great Grandfather)

Louis Le'cloque XI (Great Grandfather)

Louis Le'cloque XII (Grandfather)

Louis Le'cloque XIII (Father)

 Louis Le'cloque XIV (Older Brother)

Scimitar Le'Cloque (Cousin, don't ask)

### Alias:

The Timber Lord
 The Arbor Man

## Stats

**Arrbor Le'Cloque**, more commonly known as the **Timber Lord**, was one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea. Prior to his defeat, he ruled over L'Arbor and was constructing a massive wooden effigy for his religion. He was also a Cousin of the Aeons.

## **Appearance**

Arrbor is an old man in a forest-themed religious garb. During his fight against the Devil's Luck Pirates, he attached himself to the wooden effigy's chest and began slowly sinking into the bark.

## **Personality**

Arrbor was a stubborn old man trapped in his own guilt over his Brother's supposed fate thirty years ago. He takes solace in his religion, believing all that has happened is his god's will.

## **Abilities / Powers / Equipment**

He could merge with the wooden effigy he constructed and gain complete control over its movements. To attach to it, he was described as *flying* backwards into the chest. His method of flight was never touched upon.

#### Devil Fruit

Timberlord's untamed Devil Fruit (Proposed: Timber Timber Fruit), has quite a number of powerful abilities that mainly consist of controlling wood.

#### Wood Puppets

Encapusalating living people in wood, The Timberlord can control their bodies and force them to obey his commends. It's unknown the process to reach this state.

#### Timber Mech

Given time, Arrbor was able to create a massive mech over 60 feet tall (gargantuan) made out of wood and people under his Devil Fruit's control. This mech was very powerful, even though it was made out of wood, shown when it was almost able to destroy the Devil's Luck Pirates even with the help of Hemlock.

On his turn, Timberlord can use each of this attacks once.

#### Slam

Timberlord uses his massive wood hand to hit his opponents. (+11 to hit and 6d8+5 damage)

#### Tree Sword

Timberlord takes a whole tree from the ground and uses it as sword. People hit by attack not only receive massive damage but also need to succeed a Strengh saving throw or be launched back and fall prone, also people within 5ft the original target also receive the attack (+11 to hit and probably the same damage as the Slam 6d8+5).

## **Devil's Luck The Card Game**

Timberlord is a FIGHTER Might card with 3 power and the following quote:

"My lord, why are you trying to test me with these sinners? Now i know what my final mission must be."

Timberlord is part of the PIRATE faction.

Artist: IsamaraArt

## **Relationships**

### **Positive**

#### Louis Le'cloque

Arrbor is Louis Le'cloque's brother. He believed Louis to be dead for over thirty years, and died not knowing the truth.

### Devil's Luck Pirates

The Devil's Luck Pirates were the crew who ultimately defeated Arrbor.

#### Hemlock

Although Hemlock was once a member of Arrbor's crew, she betrayed him and fought against him alongside the Devil's Luck Pirates.

## **History**

Thirty or so years before the campaign began, Arrbor and his brother Louis had an argument. Louis ran off and accidentally transported himself to the future, unbeknownst to either brother. Arrbor assumed Louis had died. Wracked with and sent insane by grief, Arrbor began building the wooden effigy for his god as a way to atone. He filled the effigy with people, though it is unknown why this was necessary or how they survived inside. At some point Arrbor joined the Aeons, and it can be assumed that this god he was building his effigy to had something to do with them.

## **Trivia**

* Arrbor has the highest known frozen bounty in the story at  100,000,000
* Arrbor was the second member of the Aeons to be mentioned by name but the first to actually make an appearance in the story.