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| birth_place = [[Belkor]] | | birth_place = [[Belkor]] | ||
Revision as of 18:11, 8 July 2021
Omerók Vúshvel-Åm Enôrul Emendurad Kor | |
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| Born | 1430 |
| Occupation | Adventurer |
| Years active | 1730-present |
| Era | Age of Passage |
| Organization | Croak and Dagger |
| Height | 4 ft 4 in (132 cm) |
Omerók Vúshvel-Åm Enôrul Emendurad Kor is a duergar Druid and member of Croak and Dagger.
Omerók's character sheet on D&D Beyond
Biography
Backstory
Omerók lived most of his life underground and at one point knew Zirildeler. He worked with the duergar of Belkor on something called the Bëmbulikor. Omerók regrets ever having worked on it and reacted with fear when he was told the duergar were continuing work on it.
Once on the surface, Omerók spent a while wandering before he found a love of farming and settled down. He came into ownership of a small ranch and raised generation after generation of goats for a hundred years or so. Along the way, he made friends and trained in being a Druid, taught by the Firbolg. When he heard about a way to Craig Firebrand wanting to form an adventuring party, he joined to help out however he could.
Trivia
- Omerók's theme songs are Closer to the Heart by Rush, War Pigs by Black Sabbath, and Ripple by the Grateful Dead.
- One of the primary inspirations for Omerók's character was Merle Highchurch from The Adventure Zone: Balance.
- Using the O with an acute accent was a mistake, it makes "Omerók" a pain to type. "Omerok" is equally acceptable.