Raven the Torturer

Torment is his standard attack, which he performs with his mace arm. It breaks bones and also deals a lot of damage.
Peck - The Raven pecks the character's head, instantly killing them.
Flock of Crows - Crow will use this attack spontaneously, it will cause a blindness effect.

The Raven of Terror has been persistent in its quest to clear the dungeons for centuries. During an expedition with Hadil Asif into the dungeons in 1942, O'Saa had a chance encounter with a former captain who had been inexplicably imprisoned in a cell. If O'Saa successfully evades the Raven of Terror and crosses the bridge, the structure will succumb to the Raven of Terror's weight, causing it to collapse. While this test implies the Raven of Terror's demise, its ultimate fate remains unconfirmed.

As more and more troops fell, Rudimer eventually joined them—driven mad by the darkness, he fled deeper into the dungeons, wearing nothing but a sheet, haunted by feverish dreams of ravens. Now he roams the corridors, clearing them of anything that still breathes. Captain Rudimer is no more. And the raven-tormentor can't speak, having acquired a raven head instead of a head.

Before he became known solely as the Raven Torturer, he was a man associated with the kingdom of Rondon named Rudimer. Around 1590, he became captain of a wretched prison known as the Dungeons of Fear and Hunger. Rudimer soon realized that maintaining order among the unruly soldiers in the dungeon was nearly impossible, and eventually came to regret taking up the position. He realized that there were powerful forces at work there that he could not combat as a mere mortal, and so he began to acclimate himself to the dungeon's unholy practices. His initial disgust was directed in particular at the sadistic torturer Throrthur and the strange directives allowing the dark priests to perform sinister rituals there.

When the war captive Le'garde of the Midnight Sun was brought into the dungeon, Rudimer felt sorry for the man, for it was obvious to him that Rondon had betrayed Le'garde, as Le'garde was rapidly gaining influence. At the request of High Priestess Selene, Rudimer ordered Le'garde transferred to the lower levels beneath the mines.

The madness from the ancient catacombs on top of which the prison was built would eventually spread throughout the dungeons. The darkness allowed the monsters from the depths to spread madness among both guards and prisoners. Captain Rudimer decided to cleanse the dungeons of the filth and depravity that filled the halls. He had no idea how impossible this task would be...

The supplies and logistics needed for this undertaking were running out faster than Rudimer could have imagined. At one point, he was forced to travel to trade a strange artifact (the Cube of the Deep) for a village deep in the dungeons. When order in the army collapsed, he sent an emergency message to his brother Seril, which led to Rondon sending a rescue party.