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As with all the Archadian Judges, Zargabaath wears steel plate mail armor with a black cape, the symbol of the Empire on the back in red. His helmet bears a pair of horns pointed forward on a downward angle, and his armor bears symmetrical red markings down the chest and helmet. When he is seen without his helmet, Zargabaath is shown as an older man with short grey hair. His weapon is a dual-bladed sword that, like the weapons of the other Judges, can be separated and the two halves dual-wielded. One of the blades, which serves as Zargabaath's primary weapon when separate, bears a long, complex blade mechanism, while the other hand, held in a reversed grip, bears a smaller mechanism with blades on both edges.

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As with all the Archadian Judges, Zargabaath wears steel plate mail armor with a black cape, the symbol of the Empire on the back in red. His helmet bears a pair of horns pointed forward on a downward angle, and his armor bears symmetrical red markings down the chest and helmet. When he is seen without his helmet, Zargabaath is shown as an older man with short grey hair. His weapon is a dual-bladed sword that, like the weapons of the other Judges, can be separated and the two halves dual-wielded. One of the blades, which serves as Zargabaath's primary weapon when separate, bears a long, complex blade mechanism, while the other hand, held in a reversed grip, bears a smaller mechanism with blades on both edges.