Kederath

Kederath is the Boss residing at the depths of the City Catacombs.

Kederath
Kederath is supposedly the Late King of MorringBurrow, having died of age. His body rests in the Catacombs depths where it would lay undisturbed for centuries... supposedly.

A necromatic magic has filled the Catacombs, raising all of the dead in it's wake and forcing the doors to be barred to keep them inside. Among them is the risen king, Kederath, who looms around in his chamber...

Players are asked if they can go down and put him to rest as part of the quest "Lulaby for a King"

Battling Kederath
Kederath is generally the first Boss mob that players can encounter, excluding the Tutorial Boss. While he looks like a basic zombie, he is most certainly not. During battle, players are advised to be weary of the open doors to the Chamber, as more zombies will funnel in randomly.
 * Kederath is Unarmored, allowing players to deal full damage to him.
 * It's well worth noting now that a few Ranger skills won't work in the boss room, as the arrows will simply glitch into the ceiling.
 * During the fight, Kederath will inflict a dizzying Debuff on the player, warping their screen and throwing off their cursor.
 * During the fight, Kederath will summon a few zombies to his side.  They're not too much of a threat though, as they're just normal zombies.

Loot Drops and Chest Reward
The reward chest, or rather what was buried with Kederath, contains Silver Edge, an Iron Sword with Sharpness II enchanted onto it. While it is slightly used, it still makes a decent starting weapon for new players.

Kederaths Drops are as listed:
 * Gold Nugget - 1st drop is always 100%; Second Nugget is a 5% drop.
 * Kederath's Crown - 0.01%
 * It's worth noting now that Kederaths Crown is, in fact, a Legendary Item.  A player lucky enough to get this will no doubt be able to handle future bosses.

Trivia

 * Kederaths "dying" words are "Re...qui...em..."  Which essentially means "a mass repose for the souls of the dead."  Perhaps he is either saying what is going on, or thanking the player for putting him to rest.