Baron Oats

Born Boris Obolensky, Baron Oats was an absolute unit, famous for his hunger for oats. He was a Social Democratic reformer, pressuring the Tsar to accept demands for liberalisation of the society and economy.

During the Russian Revolution of 1917, Baron Oats was executed by the Soviets for his gluttony and noble status.

Early Life
The Obolensky noble family (anglicised Oats) were a moderately powerful family in the Russian Empire. Their connections allowed Baron Oats to study at Moscow University, where he grew close to courtesans serving the Tsar. This allowed him significant influence, and in spite of his Pigged Face condition, he was able to become a member of the Tsar's inner circle in 1905.

Death
During the October Revolution, Oats was captured on the streets and forced to march by the Bolsheviks, who later executed him.