Hamitt Corbin

The Fat Man was encountered by The Vigilum when they stormed the cellar owned by Amon Torbid during their quest to regain the Power Stone. He had the stone in his possession, and when he attempted to flee during the battle, he was beset on all sides by Vigilum members. After being kicked multiple times by Igo Kyuu, he was ultimately killed by a powerful psychic rebuke by Emmett Hearthfire. He was later identifed as Hammitt Corbin, son of judge-magister Phillip Corbin.

History
Overweight his entire life, young Hammitt Corbin was constantly mocked by other youngsters at court in Kastali Keep. Though his father did what he could to curtail the abuse, he was only able to do so much. It led young Hammitt to venture forth from the keep as often as possible, where he fell in with ruffians, who taught him to fight back. They also used his knowledge he learned from his father to help keep his criminal contacts safe.

When he was 19, he began working for Amon Torbid, and eventually through Amon learned of a way to make considerable money. During an important ceremony where the Deva Council and his father were busy, Hammitt faked a heart attack outside the room where the Heimili Power Stone was kept. When the guards rushed off to get help, he went in and stole the stone. He made his way out, blaming his previous behavior on heartburn when asked.

Hammitt made his way to the cellar below Amon's shop, where he met his contact. He prepared to turn over the power stone for several hundred gold, which he planned to use to purchase a ship and leave the country. Before he could seal the deal, the vigilum attacked, and Hammitt was killed when he wouldn't give up the power stone.

Personality
As cowardly as he was portly, the Fat Man died a coward's death, fleeing without hope after his life of crime finally caught up with him.

Appearance
His most notable appearance, aside from his considerable weight, was his pale white skin. He did, however, keep his brown hair neatly trimmed, and dressed himself in fine silks everwhere he went. He was known to sometimes carry a ruby-encrusted sword with him, though he appeared to have forgotten it on the day he needed it most.