Adolphus, Baron of Untotenschloss

Adolphus was once a leader of the undead that populated the outskirts of the old city during the First Reign. He and his minions waged countless skirmishes on the druids and fey that called the forest bordering the undead swamps home. During the Second Reign, he found himself walking into the old city unopposed after the cataclysmic event that displaced many of the city's inhabitants above the flooded ruins. There, the sole ruler of the old city until his eventual fall to Sin's corrupting influence. During the events of Islandfall, Adolphus was overcome by corruption and fought alongside the corrupted green dragon Ceres against the defending adventurers. He is assumed to have perished at the bottom of the ocean, though he believed to be the atoll's lake at the time due to a lack of sanity.

Physical Appearance
Adolphus stood at five foot eleven inches and weighed roughly thirty pounds. Like all Obitu, he resembled a skeleton of deep beige coloring. His hollow eye sockets lit by pale green luminescent orbs. When unclothed, he would have appeared as any other of his kind. As is often the case with Obitu, what they choose to adorn their skeletal forms with is how other species identify them. Adolphus often chose trinkets and outfits of ornate design. Deep purples and blacks, with golden trims were the colors of the capes and robes he wore. Generally, they were beautifully decorated with gems and flamboyant ornaments to match.

Personality
Does a man choose his name, or does the name choose the man? In a foreign tongue, from an alien world, the name "Adolphus" means "Noble Wolf". Perhaps it was this meaning that inspired the Obitu to act the way he did. He was often predatory in his actions, taking what he wanted without hesitation. He was also just to his allies and enemies alike, opting out of conflict until it was absolutely necessary for him to achieve his goals.

Adolphus was an anomaly of the swamps he was born to. As an Obitu he was shunned by both the living and dead. Despite this fact, he sought to unite both worlds with a drive that had not been seen before. Though his cause seemed noble, it would have been unwise to call Adolphus altruistic. The truth is, even the most noble battles this Obitu ever fought were for himself. The dead and living he commanded were pawns in his scheme. His obsession with the Old City was what spurred him on and he would have seen the city captured and held even if he was the sole inhabitant.