In the 15th century poem "Huon de Bordeaux," he was portrayed as the king of the faerie forest and a magic user with the ability to grant all wishes.
There are also other stories that exist involving Oberon. However, because of Oberon's attendant Robin Goodfellow's tendency to slack off, the potion was also given to Lysander and Dimitrius. In this story, Oberon has a falling out with his queen Titania over her new changeling, and in retaliation, he creates a potion that makes a person fall in love with the first living thing they see when they wake up in order to make the changeling his. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is a play about the one-night mayhem starring the lovebirds Lysander and Hermia.
In this play, Oberon is depicted as a character wielding immense power, with a childish and selfish disposition. Perhaps the most world-famous rendition of Oberon, as the faerie king in Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Increases party's damage against Lawful Alignment enemies by 20% while he is on the field.
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