Tremund

Tremund is a fictional character from the "Dungeons & Dragons" role-playing game franchise, first appearing in the 1987 adventure module "The Temple of Elemental Evil." Tremund is a powerful and enigmatic lich, a type of undead creature that has transformed itself into a being of pure magical energy. He is the leader of the Cult of the Dragon, a secret society dedicated to the worship of Tiamat, the Dragon Queen, and the restoration of the Dragonlance chronicles.

Tremund's origins are shrouded in mystery, but it is believed that he was once a powerful sorcerer named Tremond. After his death, he was resurrected as a lich and became obsessed with the idea of restoring the Dragonlance chronicles, which he believed would grant him ultimate power. He established the Cult of the Dragon to further his goals and spread his influence.

Tremund is a formidable opponent, with a vast array of magical abilities and a vast knowledge of ancient lore. He is often accompanied by his loyal minions, including his dragonborn lieutenants and his cultists. Despite his power, Tremund is not invincible, and his defeat is a major plot point in several Dragonlance adventures.

Tremund's character has been the subject of much debate and interpretation among fans of the "Dungeons & Dragons" franchise. Some see him as a villain, while others view him as a complex and intriguing figure with his own motivations and goals. Regardless of one's perspective, Tremund remains one of the most iconic and memorable characters in the history of the game.