Antimorus
Alongside Lethar and Malefic, Antimorus is another wendigo general clamoring for the chance to suck Altairus dry and claim its place as ruler of the Wendigoes.
Divine Domains
Leading the Tygonai, Antimorus has rulership over the forces of anger, hatred, and resentment. Its name, given to it by ancient Altairians, is a variation of "Antimora," the Old Altairian word for "hatred" or "dislike."
Physical Description
Identifying Characteristics
Antimorus takes the form of a gigantic Tygonaus: a horse-headed man riding a man-headed horse. Its horse body is emaciated, while its man body is muscular. Emerging from the forehead of its horse head is a long, saber-like horn, much like that of a unicorn.
Personality Characteristics
Motivation
Like all the other wendigo generals, Antimorus is focused on claiming the throne of The Flipside by succeeding where Nemesis and The Heart of Darkness failed. It is constantly plotting against its own peers just as much as against its enemies.
Savvies & Ineptitudes
Antimorus is perhaps the most ferocious fighter amongst all the wendigo generals. It and its army fight like berserkers, employing incredible speed and agility to attack without mercy. Since it cannot feel fear, it never retreats.
Fortunately, this last fact is where its main weakness lies. It only knows one mode of attack: rush at the opponent with everything it's got and never back down. There is no strategy to its plans; even if it is clearly outmatched, it is compelled to keep fighting. Others can use this against Antimorus to trick it into getting itself in a losing situation.
On the intellectual side of things, Antimorus does not understand forgiveness whatsoever. When it possesses a host, it operates off the assumption that others around it will be just as vindictive as it is. When those people instead show forbearance, it absolutely infuriates the wendigo general, often to the point where it will eject itself from the host to punish the forgiver. This makes sense, since forgiveness actually weakens Antimorus's power.

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