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Tag Archives: villains
Character Origin: Nyder Fortune the Mad Scientist
(Made this origin post really early on, so a lot changed for Nyder. He became the longest running minion and maybe the most loyal to Baron Kernaghan. Unlike the others, he wasn’t a field agent, so he had similar page … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins, Legends of Windemere
Tagged action adventure, author, dragons, fantasy, gnome, Legends of Windemere, magic, origins, scientist, villains, Windemere, writing
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Short-Sighted vs Far-Sighted Villains
This doesn’t really fit with the alliance theme of the week, but it came to my mind. More villain stuff did as well, but I’m going to save that for another week. This is about two general categories that I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged far-sighted, fiction, goals, long-sighted, short-sighted, villains, vision, writing
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7 Tips to Villain Alliances
As I said on Monday, villain alliances always seem to go the same way. Taken a little more time to think about it and I still feel this way. So, what are some things one can do to make a … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, alliance, author, team up, tips, villains, writing
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Character Origins: Yola Biggs the Exiled Chaos Goddess
(I can’t really explain Yola because she’s supposed to be random. She falls into a similar category as Lost and Bob from War of Nytefall. The big differences is that she’s a goddess, which means her random chaos is on a … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins, Legends of Windemere
Tagged action adventure, author, chaos, fantasy, fiction, goddess, heroes, Legends of Windemere, magic, origins, villains, Windemere, writing
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Torture in Fiction (Sensitive Topic)
I’m sure most people can think of a story where the heroes are captured and about to be tortured. Sometimes they don’t escape in time, so pain gets inflicted. I did that several times in my two series. Didn’t even … Continue reading
7 Tips to Mirror Matches
Mirror matches can be fun and you don’t have to be too complicated. Then again, making things very simple can have the whole thing fall flat. What are some ways to make the mirror match more effective? Put some thought … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, enemies, heroes, mirror match, rivalry, tips, villains, writing
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The Mirror Match
Now, this is different from a character fighting their evil twin or a clone. In that scenario, the combatants are identical in most, if not every, way. A mirror match differs in that they characters are opposites in some fashion. … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characters, differences, enemies, heroes, mirror match, opposites, villains, writing
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Author Morality Vs. Reader Morality
One of the toughest parts of a story is considering the morality, which we don’t really pay much attention to. Why? We tend to assume everyone believes in the same concept of ‘good vs evil’. In general, the definitions of … Continue reading
Questions 3: Writing a Fight With Evenly Matched Opponents
I realized I’m usually talking about fight scenes where one character has an advantage. At least that’s what is in my head. Yet, there are fights when they are evenly matched. It is a constant jockeying for position until someone … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged adversaries, answers, author, battles, enemies, equals, even, evenly matched, fight scenes, heroes, questions, rivals, tie, villains, writing
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