Vengeful pursuit
A power, one of the traits figures share. All traits.
Offensive
5 figures
This mythical creature was gifted with the extraordinary ability to catch any prey it pursued, making it the ultimate hunter.
They are known to seek retribution against those who have wronged them or other cats, displaying a complex understanding of morality and a desire for karmic balance.
The bond between a mated pair of Dobhar-chu is said to be unbreakable, with the surviving member relentlessly pursuing any who dare to harm its partner, showcasing a level of vengeance that has become legendary in Irish folklore.
Their best-known appearance in this capacity comes in the story of Orestes, who is hounded by the Erinyes after killing his mother Clytemnestra to avenge his father Agamemnon, a pursuit that drives him to the edge of madness before he secures judgment and eventual release.
Transformed into a dragon capable of breathing fire, Kiyo pursues the priest to his monastery, where he attempts to hide from her beneath the temple's great bell, a massive object described as inches thick and weighing several tons.