Amun-Re

Amun-Re was the last Pharaoh of the land of Bakar in the Raurin around the 4 century DR. He had commissioned a theft-proof tomb, the Pyramid of Amun-Re. He called on Osiris to curse the river Athis out of existence upon his death; though the god felt bound to carry out his bidding, he also cursed the Pharaoh not to enter heaven until his tomb was plundered.

Apparition
By the mid-14 century DR, Amun-Re was an apparition in the area once covering the Kingdom of Bakar. He'd approach travelers every night, requesting that men of valor plunder the Ruling Staff and the Star of Mo-Pelar out of his tomb, so that he may pass on to the afterlife. The odds of being approached by the pharaoh were slim, but they were increasingly cumulative for as long as one remained in the area. Once one had been visited by the pharaoh, the apparition would repeat every night until they left Bakar. If they were within sight of the pyramid, the apparition would raise its arm to point that way.

Death Curse
Since the Pharaoh believed implements were necessary to make his trip to the afterlife, he was concerned tomb-thieves would plunder his grave like they had robbed those of his ancestors. This led him to make war on his neighbors and heavily tax his own people in order to finance the construction. During a riot in the capital, the Pharaoh called down a curse to threaten the rioting mob. In the name of his ruling staff, Osiris, and the Star of Mo-Pelar, were his heart to stop then so would the spring of Athis.

A spear came from the mob, striking the Pharaoh dead. Osiris was required to fulfill the Pharaoh's curse, as it had been called in his name, but he did not accept his soul in the afterlife, for Amun-Re's monument was supposed to be his people, not his tomb. He would not be able to enter his tomb and pass on until a mortal soul had taken away the implements by which he had called down this curse.

Relationships
The wizard Martek had served as Amun-Re's vizier. He had also given him the Star of Mo-Pelar.

Appareances

 * Desert of Desolation