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Tag Archives: heroes
Characters Falling From Grace on Purpose
The character above is Vegeta, who is a character from Dragon Ball Z. He started as an enemy and eventually moved his way into ally. At several points in the series, his pride gets the best of him and he … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged falling from grace, fiction, heroes, on purpose, turning evil, villains, writing
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Questions 3 and Looking Back at ‘Beginning of a Hero’
Welcome to my attempt to improve my Tuesday posts. I’m going to look back at each of my books and end with a Questions 3 finale. Best place to start is with Legends of Windemere: Beginning of a Hero. This was … Continue reading
Permanent vs Temporary Power Catalyst
This post might not be as long as I planned. I mean, it’s pretty self-explanatory. You can boil power catalysts down into two categories using what I mention in the title. So, let’s look at each one. Permanent Power Up … Continue reading
What Is a Power Catalyst?
Fiction that incorporates magic and powers tend to use a ‘power catalyst’. This is something that is needed to trigger an ability. I’ll go into the categories on Wednesday, so today is just an overview. Mostly because I keep thinking … Continue reading
7 Tips to Having Enemies Become Allies
The temptation to turn a popular villain into a hero can be pretty strong. To do this, you need to make the two enemies stop wanting to kill each other. Might not be an easy task because just saying ‘they … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, anti-heroes, authors, enemies, fiction, friends, heroes, humor, redemption, rivals, tips, villains, writing
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What If the Villain Makes Sense?
Above is a fairly epic speech from the manga/anime ‘One Piece’. I say fairly because you wouldn’t know it unless you watched or read the series. It is said by one of the more popular villains, Donquixote Doflamingo, during a … Continue reading
When the Apprentice Takes Over
*SPOILERS FOR THE ANIME/MANGA ‘DESERT PUNK’* This post was inspired by the anime ‘Desert Punk’. It’s fun even though it gets fairly crude at some points. It does something that is fairly interesting as well. The anime is 25 episodes … Continue reading
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Tagged apprentices, author, changing, characters, fiction, heroes, protagonists, replacements, writing
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Revisiting Origins: Selenia Hamilton
Selenia Hamilton was another game character created by the gamemaster. I don’t really remember how often she showed up, but it usually involved Luke causing some trouble. She never got to show off her prowess in the game or do … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, author, fantasy, female, heroes, Legends of Windemere, magic, mentors, mercenary, origin, Selenia Hamilton, sword & sorcery, teachers, warrior, warriors, Windemere, woman, writer, writing
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Revisiting Origins: Nimby
It’s interesting that this charming, friendly halfling thief became such an integral part to my series. I hate to say this about the little guy, but he is rather cliche. Yet, there is something mysterious and dangerous about him that … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, fantasy, fiction, friendship, halflings, heroes, Legends of Windemere, Nimby, origins, sword & sorcery
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