THEholySnail wrote:Takhisis from Dragonlance. She's basically an evil goddess of darkness. Actually appeared as a giantess on a higher plane of existence and when she opened her mouth one of the protagonists, thought she will swallow him. (She ended up just speaking instead.)
That one character from "Shake Rattle Roll, Ahas" Forgot the name but you'll know who, when you see her. (And don't worry, you'll understand just fine, without speaking hindi. The movie is obscure among the english and pretty much known in english speaking places because of this site.)
The Naga Queen from Heroes of might and magic III (regardless of pred or prey)
Visas Marr from Star Wars (Though she might not fit under the definition of obscurity)
Cassara gulping down the occasional orc in Two Worlds 2.
She's basically a dragon in disguise.
Spider Daedra or Winged Twilights from TES they're perfect as Pred (Though TES isn't obscure either.)
Crysania from Dragonlance (cleric to a god of light, very naïve, perfect prey)
Rhode from Divinity II ego Draconis (As Pred, with the Dragon knight as prey)
Islandzadi (Though she might not fit under the definition of obscurity)
Logno (not obscure, but also great)
Iolanthe (evil mage from Dragonlance , but in a sweet way)
In the case of TES
A character can be obscure, but not the series
The average stranger knows who Sheogorath is, maybe Ulfric Stormcloak
It's highly unlikely the average stranger would also know Alchemy from ESO, or Peke Urchoo (Yes, that second one is an actual dead Morrowind character)
Plus, like I said, you can stretch the definition of obscure to mean "rarely gets vore art"