Milwer Gareth - Lantern Lighter

Body, head and 4 separate arms that can be mirrored and use on other multi-part Quar.   The Lantern Lighters of Staengi Station Officially, they were just the Third Watch, the unlucky sods who drew the duty of maintaining the trench lanterns through the night hours between the evening stand-to and the dawn patrol. Nobody remembers who started calling them The Lantern Lighters. Or when. But Milwer Gareth took the nickname seriously. "A proper light," he'd tell the new kits, "isn't about seeing. It's about being seen. Your mate three traverses down needs to know you're still there. Needs to know he's not alone out here in the dark." The lanterns themselves were well worn, temperamental things, brass and glass contraptions that burned everything from proper lamp oil (when supply remembered them) to rendered hogrub fat (when it didn't). Each one had its personality. The lamp at Junction Four flickered in a steady rhythm like a heartbeat. The one by the latrine trench burned blue when