Chained guy at the bottom of Oolacile...

Any lore info on him?

Well, it may not answer your question, but i noticed he doesn't look abyss'd (as in corrupted), but that may be because of the chains n stuff

Well, he drops chainmail armor... Maybe hes a chosen undead?

Due to the texture of its skin, I am reminded more of the blight town transformed humans, such as the fire spiders.

Those are good observations guys, thanks!

I was also thinking that he was some sort of human sacrifice, because of the chains and the pole he carries around.

^ I've only ever had him drop the chainmail helmet. Which is ironic since he doesn't have a visible head. I didn't know he could drop the other parts too.

Hachouma says he doesn't look corrupted, but he prolly is below the chains. Perhaps that's why he's chained up. He could have been one of the first citizens to become corrupted, so they chained him up because he was dangerous.

Size wise, and with the thickness of his body, his form somewhat resembles the Stone Guardians as well.

You know what I was thinking he's right above the area that looks kinda like a dungun and i got a good look at him when I invaded this guy, it looks like his arms were bound behind his back with chains and his size and amount of chain leads me to think he was very dangerous or something like that and the big spike could have been a spear type thing to subdue him but he broke it and escaped the dungun, that's my theory!

His legs look a lot like a smaller version of the stone guardians'.

He doesn't laugh at you, unlike the other Oolacile people.

Offtopic: Oolacile reminded me a lot of HL2 Ravenholm, a town, destroyed and deserted because of abyss/headcrab overload, bloatheads/zombies that are faster than other enemies, very powerful chained prisoner/poison zombie, laughs and screams in the distance, some of rooftop parkour.

Just some tortured soul, likely once humanoid.

his legs are normal if a bit large (think havel and tarkus size) he may well have been a man staked out by sorcerors to test the effects of the abyss on humans (undeads), the result (in his case) was boosted strength , enough for him to uproot the post he was bound to but the mutation/growth caused by the abyss grew around his bonds before he could tear completely loose, the strength the man would have desired to move the post would be core/abdominal strength which may have had an effect on how the abyssal mutation developed (his arms being swallowed by the muscle mass at his core).