While no longer able to physically walk the mortal realm, Oblivion can become visible within the Material Plane by projecting a portion of his power within it, akin to a mediumвЂ™s use of manifestation. Entire sections of the wilderness are stiffened to grey husks, while all manner of beasts are posed like stone statues trapped in their final moments of life. A thick ashen mist hangs within, as the flora, and more hauntingly, fauna grow more petrified towards the center. The foliage of the area has long since fallen into a near barren state. In an unprecedented decision by the Firstborn Tezoth and the Draconic Tribunal present at the Prism Discordia on Amaranthia, it was decided that although OblivionвЂ™s methods were abhorrent, the circumstances weighed his actions justified against the then declared Ruinous Ta-Ba-Ret.Since his untimely demise, any Draconic influence within his former jungle territory has been utterly expunged. With the aid of adventurers present during the final battle against Ta-Ba-Ret, Oblivion was able to consume the essence of the fallen Firstborn via a long forgotten and universally forbidden technique. His territory stretched from the northern edge of the continent of Amaranthia, and three-hundred kilometres inland, mirrored in range within that area of the Deadlands. Much like the Firstborn Essyllt, OblivionвЂ™s original territory overlapped two planes of existence simultaneously. The colors range from completely dark grey, to maroon for the stitches and sickly yellow for the eye. Mark: A tightly stitched emotionless mouth with a singular vertically oval reptilian eye above it bearing a slit pupil.

Name: Oblivion, The Eidolon, The HalfdeadД¬olour: Maroon with sickly yellow accents under the eyes, jowls, and across the joints of the body. Out of touch with Arthos as it now stands, he cautiously probes his influence into any corner of society he can grasp. Though much like how a sense can grow heightened in place of one atrophied, so too has OblivionвЂ™s mystical prowess become unmatched over his once corporeal strength. No longer truly existing within the lands of the living, his presence is now solely tied to the Deadlands, leaving him literally half the Dragon he once was.

Oblivion was then thrust into an unfamiliar world, far different than the one he left behind. With the fall of the High Elven capital of Suvant, the sudden influx of Elven death violently forged the last of the FirstbornвЂ™s pieces back into consciousness. Although the obliteration of his physical form was potent, his shattered spirit slowly knit itself back together for over two-hundred years in his overlapping territory in the Deadlands. He is said to have used his unique and mastered connection to the realms of the dead to escape Final Death at Ta-Ba-RetвЂ™s talons. His Oracles purport him to be the originator of the arts of mysticism and their archaic practice. All that his wandering Oracles promise is that Oblivion offers the end. As word spreads of OblivionвЂ™s resurgence, the common folk argue whether a spiritual imprisonment in his hoard offers damned misery or eternal peace. His view of the creatures of Arthos is now skewed towards a singular driving force: Each spirit must find their way to his maw, lest they be wasted across the endless corruptive meaninglessness of afterlife. However, after his material demise at the hands of the Brood Dragon Ta-Ba-Ret, he entertains but one name Oblivion. The old Orcish clans called him DedushkaвЂ™Obzhora, while the AmвЂ™Rath people knew him as the Jaws of Last Sight. Rediscovered in the Summer of 2261, The Eidolon was once an unwilling caretaker of those wandering phantoms seeking rest on the continent of Amaranthia.

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