Nakado was a devious bandit leader that prowled the foothills of Andalos with his band of vagabonds, thieves and murderers. He is undeniably most famous for his attempts to hide their tracks by staging the attacks to look like they were the work of a stray dragon.
History[]
In 323AC the Prince of Pentos was forced to dispatch the Brazen Titans, a sellsword company of some two thousand strong to investigate reports of a dragon in the Andalos foothills said to be preying on travellers and merchants and leaving naught but burned cloth, wood and bones. Curiously however, their investigations led them to discover that all items of value had been stripped from the fallen - and that true dragonflame would be capable of melting rings and bracelets to the flesh of a man. Concluding it was the work of men, not a great beast, they scoured the Velvet Hills but found nothing of the supposed bandits.
By 324AC, new reports of attacks similar to that of the year before started to reach the Magisters of Pentos and Myr, but were now taking place along the Trader's Road between the two cities. The Brazen Titans were dispatched once more, where they found greater success. Capturing the bandit captain and forcing him to reveal the location of his trove through methods crude and vicious, they managed to retrieve half of that stolen - the rest already spent on wine and whores alike. The Brazen Titans were granted 10% of the retrieved items as part of their reward, and the bandit Nakado and his men are burned alive in a great pyre shaped like a dragon.