Looter Nhar'mos

"Yes yes master, me loot treasure for you."

Looter Nhar'mos is a wyrmtongue looter and a useful servant to the darkglare Behamahl. He has been useful to Behamahl on many occasions and has served him well during the Arathi Conflict, looting treasures from sunken temples, tombs, houses and cities to be used to trade for demonic ship parts and components from lowly wyrmtongue traders on Mardum.

Arathi Conflict
Looter Nhar'mos has been useful to Behamahl during the final days of the Arathi Conflict, being used to loot treasures from sunken kal'dorei ruins below the waves in order to be used as trade for demonic ship parts and components for Saravan the Insidious' vessel the Malevolence. Once Nhar'mos had collected the treasure he followed Behamahl and Saravan to Mardum to have the treasure ready for trade.

After the demonic group had dealt with the threats near and on the crashed vessel on Mardum, Nhar'mos was summoned and carried by Behamahl to the wyrmtongue trading site on the broken world to have the treasures ready to be traded. Nhar'mos presented the treasures to the wyrmtongue in that site and allowed them to inspect it to see if it was worth the value of the demonic components being traded. After such an inspection of the treasures the wyrmtongue keeping the parts responded by saying "You win eredar, these treasures are so good, the parts are yours." and thus warped the demonic parts and components to the location of Saravan's crashed vessel, for an easier placement of the parts. Behamahl told Nhar'mos that he did well on delivering the treasure and would reward him a treat once they had returned back to Behamahl's rock within the Twisting Nether. After a foolishly attempted party in a tiny fel lava container and banging his head on a thin pole inside that container, Nhar'mos was sent back to Behamahl's rock within the Twisting Nether, ready to serve the darkglare again when commanded.

Tirisfal Conflict
At this current moment Nhar'mos currently resides on Behamahl's rock within the Twisting Nether, awaiting further commands from the darkglare whenever they arise.