- "Look... wait, I don't do pain. The Wizard... he wanted me to pinch the statue. No idea why, he even paid me!" — Gnarl mentions his Iron Maiden, and Jewel becomes talkative.
Jewel is a Ruborian human female who was part of the group of heroes that defeated the Second Overlord.
History
Representing the sin of envy, Jewel the Thief had everything, but after the Wizard convinced her that what she wanted was what others had, she began to obsessively steal the property of others despite having no actual interest in it once it became hers.
Overlord
She invades Castle Spree when Rose takes refuge there with a few refugees of the plague in Heaven's Peak and desires the elven Mother Goddess statue because everybody else wants it.
Jewel after having unleashed her troops.
Jewel is then captured, interrogated and thrown in the dungeons , and thus does not appear in Overlord: Raising Hell.
Her ultimate fate is unknown. She was not killed, unlike other Heroes, and did not appear in the Abyss. It is possible she remained a prisoner of the Dark Tower to the disappearance of the Third Overlord and she has been imprisoned when Florian caused the explosion of the Tower Heart, also killing Jewel.
Jewel captured.
Personality and Traits
She leads a group of Ruborian thieves and is loved by Kahn. She is particularly taken by anything that others crave for, then steals it.
Trivia
When you unlock all the Keys in ever night at the temple of the mother goddess before the cutscene you can see her and the 2 ruborian warriors in front of the statue. If you sweep your minions to her she and the warriors will attack your minions. Her attacks kill browns in 1 hit and she looks like she does karate. If you sweep your minions back to you she will follow but when you are in sight she will not attack your minions or you and follow you. During the cutscene Jewel and the warriors will not appear but the audio will play what they are supposed to say. The only appearing characters there will be in the cutscene is Kahn and the overseer.
Gallery
Trivia
- Like all of the Seven Heroes, Jewel represents one of the seven deadly sins, in this case envy.
- The seven heroes are also a parody of a typical fantasy-rpg-team, with Jewel being the thief.