History: Hubbard Nagoo Sells Brohd Zellor to the Kiddzai

The Infamous Great Gnomish Sorcerer and His Ultimate Evil Deeds

NAGOO THE SORCERER and the KIDDZAI

They were told--and bamboozled--by the gnomish sorcerer Hubbard Nagoo, that these “guards” would be necessary. And so they built them. And they don’t really care. Nagoo’s communication skills and charisma convinced them. Needless to say, Nagoo is an incredibly powerful sorcerer. He is handsomely paid by the Kiddzai, and so he will escape--off to another plane of existence, where he can relax and enjoy his riches.

A Gnomish sorcerer of unimaginable power, Nagoo divined the Kiddzai’s coming and headed them off with warnings that they would need powerful defenses. The Kiddzai were fairly naive it seems and agreed to buy Nagoo’s blueprints for guards: Orcs of three colors and Intelligent trolls, for example.

Nagoo pitched all of this to them, even having learned their psychic language for the purpose, and sold the plans to them for an outrageously large sum of Brohd Zellor gold.

The Kiddzai followed his instructions, but the average Kiddzai seems not to care about their constructions’ win or loss tallies. They simply send the androids into battle and use their own manner of defense (psychic daze usually, and usually unarmed combat) beyond that, but even that only if they themselves are attacked.The machines their engineers built are more of a curiosity, and not heeded as all that important. After all, the invasion of the planet is assured to them.

More information on Nagoo's character: Hubbard Nagoo

Nagoo made off with almost literally a Mountain of Gold and Riches, granted by the Kiddzai in exchange for the gnome's engineering plans for war-construct and fighting vehicles. The sheer genius of the plans were almost too much for even the calmest and most intelligent group of Kiddzai to comprehend, let alone carry out.
In the aftermath of the war of the Fifth Age, they tell this story with Eskil as the villain. The Lord of Treachery, the stories say, was the one who helped the Kiddzai make sense of the plans and carry them out.
The extent to which Nagoo and Eskil were in league is not known, but the bards note that the two have never been at odds with each other, before or after the war.