Petagius

Petagius is a powerful lich who is known to meddle with the mortal realm to harvest souls and sow mayhem. It is known that he went to the region of Chult and created the Death Curse.

Description
Petagius is known to appear as a near skeletal man with no discernable features due to how withered and rotten looking his flesh looks. Those that have survived encounters with the lich say he dresses with expensive fabrics of otherworldly origins. All have confirmed that instead of eyes in his skull, small white balls of light occupy the space.

Personality
Petagius travels throughout the multiverse in search of valuable items even creatures that he thinks he can use to capture more souls so he can become more powerful.

He is known for his cruelty and grudges.

Relationships
The only know relationship that is known about the lich is his rivalry with the Archlich Greg, who is said to have bullied Petagius in Lich School.

History
Any history of his past before he attained lichdom is unknown.

Sometime before the fall of Omu, possibly during the Era of Heros, the lich went to Chult and defeated the Nine Trickster Gods of Omu and enslaved the Omuan people. He forced the people to build a grand dungeon he called the Tomb of Nine Gods. After its completion, he killed the people of the city and forced to be undead laborers to continue the dungeon operations while he explored the multiverse.

At some time during the year 364 of the Fourth Era of Man, Petagius came back and deposited an Atropal and an artifact from another realm called the Soulmonger, which was used to capture all of the souls from the dying on the material plane causing the Death Curse. The souls were the nutrients for the Atropal.

His plot to make the Atropal into a god was thwarted by the Baja blast adventuring party as well as some help with the Archlich Greg. They managed to destroy the liche's body and destroy the majority of the phylacteries that were kept in the tomb destroying many of Petagius's underlings, severely weakening the lich's power.

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