Hollace Quert

Hollace Quert is Daryl's former butler, and the man responsible for bringing Pucconici into his lab.

Biography
Hollace Quert was first seen wearing on the Security Tape, wearing a red robe and the skull which would later serve as Boneregard's face as a mask. After questioning Old Baby Gus, the Ladies Book Club learned that the man was Daryl's former butler, who had recently been laid off and was now short on money.

Further investigations reveled both Hollace Quert 's name and the fact that he used to be a "necringmancer" with his own undead circus, which had closed down due to lowering attendances. The Ladies Book Club eventually tracked Quert to the Rebecca Estes Horrible Snails store, where he had taken both Rebecca Estes and the shoppers hostage. After the adventurers gave the criminal a taste of their powers, he yielded and confessed everything.

Hollace Quert explained that - after getting fired from his butler job - he had gotten a call from a stranger, who promised to give him his circus career back if he was willing to murder Daryl. Quert had given Pucconici - a bone clown originally created for his attraction - the task of doing the deed. Later, he had the bone clown kidnap Francis in an attempt at thwarting his murder investigation.

Following his confession, Hollace Quert was arrested and taken into custody by Paul Blart and his fellow mall cops.

Appearance
Old Baby Gus gave three conflicting reports on what the Butler looked like, which the players nicknamed '''Aaahh!! Real Arnold, Calamity Clinton, and Lego Gimli'''. "Gimli" turned out to be the culprit. It was established that the other two were in fact completely different, non-evil characters who were currently in the process of trying to resurrect Boxy.

Hollace Quert has a cylindrical bead head (resembling that of a LEGO minifigure) complete with a rope sticking out of the opening. He has a red button nose and a huge brown mustache. His ears are actually green and purple bat-wings, and he wears a tiny fedora with a red feather on the side of his head, which it is far, far too small for.