As the Shadowlands War had escalated and reached the regions known as the Carnival District, one of the thylacine tribes, under the governance of King Pinadri XII, fretted for the welfare of their nomadic brethren, whom were declining at an unprecedented rate, faced almost with extinction, due to the vampiric love for the blood of thylacines. Consulting with the shaman of his tribe, the King sought to give his son, Prince Cobar VII, the trident of elements. He led his son to the temple, where he found the fabled trident, which gave Cobar the power of the elemental wrath - the control the wind, fire, earth and waters, around him. Cobar, as the last hope for his people, joined the Insurrection and fought bravely for a very long time, helping defeat hordes of beasts that sought control of Animus. However, the enemy was cunning and unleashed a new weapon onto Cobar's platoon - a poison gas that sentient and could not be controlled by the trident. Cobar suffocated, his last living thoughts about the people he was leaving to fate, how he'd disappointed them, how he was unfit to wield their legendary trident...

But it wasn't their trident - the trident was an ordinary weapon, until King Pinadri XII spoke with the witches of Glacies to imbue the trident with elemental power, offering his son to them if they did so. The witches consulted Giovanni Magnus to help with the magical ritual and as he was the last of the four sorcerers that worked on the trident, Cobar would come to serve him in his draugr state. Now, he could be the pride of his tribe, ensuring their survival, though he would be denied the crown his father would eventually have passed onto him - either by his own pride or their ancient laws, the reason is unknown. If he was, he'd be Thylax the Wrath I.