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Post by pyropete2000 on Jan 6, 2003 23:54:37 GMT -5
I'm working on a new series which takes place in Meridell, during the war. I need an antagonist (badguy), however. I was thinking of maybe Hubrid Nox, or Balthazar, of someone entirely different. Thanks!
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Post by Tdyans on Jan 7, 2003 0:09:32 GMT -5
Personally, I find Hubrid Nox difficult to write about because it's tough to pin down whether he's supposed to be a funny character or someone we really fear (although it seems as if he's been swinging toward the latter lately.) He was involved in the war somehow though (he cast a spell against Meridell or something, I can't remember exactly.) But what's the story about-- what does the antagonist need to do?
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Post by sara on Jan 7, 2003 0:46:50 GMT -5
There's also Sloth (laughinstock) and the Monoceraptor (true fear). You can even make it Jhudora, although I prefer not to think of her as an antagonist (complicated reasons).
On first hearing the title "Bad Guy For Hire" I suppose you don't want to have a villain people seriously fear, but I may be wrong so you should give more details.
You can also make up your own villain.
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Post by sollunaestrella on Jan 7, 2003 15:14:52 GMT -5
Of course, there's always the Uber Dark Faerie and the entire Gallery of Evil gang; however, I think it would be better to create your own, like Sara suggested, merely for originality reasons.
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Post by calvinseviltwin on Jan 7, 2003 16:22:20 GMT -5
Made up bad guys are alot more fun to play around with, because they're a product of your imagination.
However my Dark Night/Bathalazar thing didn't come out too bad. Two Words: Pituitary Gland
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