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Omou was a [[mongrelman]] with powerful [[psionic]] powers and one of [[the Obsessions]], the special servants [[Esmae Amarantha]]. He had a great [[obsession|obessive]] love for her. When she ultimately rejected him, Omou went on a rampage through [[Barovia]], his psionic powers leaving chaos and destruction in his wake.
Omou was a [[mongrelman]] with powerful [[psionic]] powers and one of [[the Obsessions]], the special servants of [[Esmae Amarantha]]. Omou had a great, even [[obsession|obsessive]], infatuation with Esmae. When she ultimately rejected him, Omou went on a rampage through [[Barovia]], his psionic powers leaving chaos and destruction in his wake.<ref>[[The Horseman (Module)]] p. 7, 10</ref>


==History==
==History==
Once a [[human]] infected with [[leprosy]], Omou was somehow turned into a powerful mongrelman psychic by the land itself. Omou was eventually discovered by Esmae Amarantha, the mightiest of the [[Barovian Witch]]es. She made him [[the Fourth Obsession]]. Like with the other Obsessions, Omou had a fixation he could not rid himself up. To Esmae, these qualities were important traits to exploit in manipulating them. Omou became [[obsessed]] with the radiant Esmae herself.
Once an [[outlander]] [[human]] infected with [[leprosy]], Omou was somehow turned into a powerful mongrelman psychic by the land itself.<ref>The Horsema (module) p. 10</ref> The people of [[Orasnou]] treated him as an [[outcast]]<ref>[[The Darklord]] p. 8</ref>, but Omou was eventually discovered by Esmae Amarantha, the mightiest of the [[Barovian Witch]]es. She made him [[the Fourth Obsession]]. Like with the other Obsessions, Omou had a fixation he could not rid himself of. To Esmae, these obsessive qualities were important traits to exploit in manipulating them.<ref>The Darklord p. 7</ref> Omou became [[obsessed]] with the radiant Esmae herself.<ref>The Horseman (module) p. 7</ref>


Omou foolishly believed (or chose to believe) that he could win her love if he just proved himself worthy of it, to show his inner beauty. Like with the other Obsessions, Esmae charged Omou was charged with finding one of [[Tatyana's possessions]], specifically [[Tatyana's silver mirror]]. Omou completed this task and expressed his love. Esmae rejected him. Already unstable, the rejection motivated to take to horseback and ride through Barovia, wreaking havoc with his great mental powers. Some [[adventurer]]s confronted Omou, and he was killed, either by the adventurers or his own overactive psionic powers.
Omou foolishly believed (or chose to believe) that he could win her love if he just proved himself worthy of it, to show his inner beauty.<ref>The Horseman (module) p. 15</ref> Like with the other Obsessions, Esmae charged Omou was charged with finding one of [[Tatyana's possessions]], specifically [[Tatyana's silver mirror]]. Omou completed this task and expressed his love. Esmae rejected him. Already unstable, the rejection motivated to take to horseback and ride through Barovia, wreaking havoc with his great mental powers.<ref>The Horseman (module) p. 7, 10</ref> Some [[adventurer]]s confronted Omou, and he was killed, either by the adventurers or his own overactive psionic powers.<ref>The Horseman (module) p. 15-16</ref>


==Game Statistics==
==Game Statistics==
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Latest revision as of 10:08, 9 November 2019

Omou was a mongrelman with powerful psionic powers and one of the Obsessions, the special servants of Esmae Amarantha. Omou had a great, even obsessive, infatuation with Esmae. When she ultimately rejected him, Omou went on a rampage through Barovia, his psionic powers leaving chaos and destruction in his wake.[1]

History

Once an outlander human infected with leprosy, Omou was somehow turned into a powerful mongrelman psychic by the land itself.[2] The people of Orasnou treated him as an outcast[3], but Omou was eventually discovered by Esmae Amarantha, the mightiest of the Barovian Witches. She made him the Fourth Obsession. Like with the other Obsessions, Omou had a fixation he could not rid himself of. To Esmae, these obsessive qualities were important traits to exploit in manipulating them.[4] Omou became obsessed with the radiant Esmae herself.[5]

Omou foolishly believed (or chose to believe) that he could win her love if he just proved himself worthy of it, to show his inner beauty.[6] Like with the other Obsessions, Esmae charged Omou was charged with finding one of Tatyana's possessions, specifically Tatyana's silver mirror. Omou completed this task and expressed his love. Esmae rejected him. Already unstable, the rejection motivated to take to horseback and ride through Barovia, wreaking havoc with his great mental powers.[7] Some adventurers confronted Omou, and he was killed, either by the adventurers or his own overactive psionic powers.[8]

Game Statistics

See the Horseman (Module) p. 21-22.

References

  1. ↑ The Horseman (Module) p. 7, 10
  2. ↑ The Horsema (module) p. 10
  3. ↑ The Darklord p. 8
  4. ↑ The Darklord p. 7
  5. ↑ The Horseman (module) p. 7
  6. ↑ The Horseman (module) p. 15
  7. ↑ The Horseman (module) p. 7, 10
  8. ↑ The Horseman (module) p. 15-16