Dusekkar (This appears to be a name or a term that requires more context for accurate translation. It might be a place name, a person's name, or something else entirely.)

Before the events of the game, Tuf lived in the overworld and worked as a saboteur. He was inspired by the platform's administrators—especially Bilderman—and considered himself practically their right-hand man, despite not officially being a member of the administration. His job was to destroy unmoderated or deleted game worlds and the homes of banned users. Tuf collected the debris and used it to build new structures—he justified his actions as "for the greater good."
But this work had side effects. Taff began destroying the homes of those who had been mistakenly banned. Moreover, the explosions killed intelligent NPCs. Residents took notice: protests erupted, and public opinion turned against the bomber. Angry users began hunting Taff down.
A deep paranoia arose within him. He locked himself in his house and set traps everywhere—tripwires and other devices—in an attempt to protect himself from revenge. It was likely in this state—isolated, tense, and burdened with guilt—that he found himself in the world of Forsaken. After that, Taf's trail disappeared, but he remained a wanted man, pursued by both the authorities and the common people.

Tuff is mute. In the game, he uses sign language or simply remains silent.
Hood and mask. Tuf wears the hood of the International Order of Builders. He also wears a bandit mask, which, combined with the hood, heavily obscures his face. Because of this, Tuf is one of the characters in the game whose face is not visible. However, he does have eyes.
Clothing. He wears a black robe with yellow stripes and various patterns. Two yellow stripes with some kind of text outline the neckline of the robe. There's also a pattern of black diamonds: it runs from his neck down his arm to his elbow, and then back up to his neck at the back.

Dousekhar found himself in the world of Forsaken while he was sleeping, possessed by the Wraith. Later, during Shedletsky's fight with 1x1x1x1, Dousekhar attempted to perform a ritual to bring his comrade back to life—according to some versions, he was willing to sacrifice himself. However, the ritual likely failed, and both characters ended up in Forsaken.
Taff gathers information and conducts reconnaissance, while Dusekkar covers for him when he emerges from stealth. This is sometimes portrayed as a cautious trust: Taff isn't particularly fond of relying on others, but he respects Dusekkar for his reliability.

The head is shaped like a dark blue pumpkin with sharp, angular eyes and a jagged mouth that glows yellow. A yellow flame is visible inside the pumpkin, subtly highlighting the details.
He wears a grey sleeveless shirt and white robes over it, which have vertical black text on them that looks like runes.
On the sides of the pumpkin grow black shoots that look like branches or horns.
In his hands he holds the Staff of the Winds, a wooden staff with a spiral pattern imitating the wind.