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Tag Archives: villains
Villains with Hearts of Evil Ice
Villains can make or break a story. You need some type of adversity for the hero to overcome and having another sentient being to face can push them to new levels of strength. Many times these antagonists become more popular … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged bad guys, characters, evil, heartless, Legends of Windemere, villains, writing
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Luke Callindor vs Clyde: The Angel and Devil in My Mind
Perhaps two of the loudest voices in my head have been Luke Callindor from Legends of Windemere and Clyde from War of Nytefall. A big reason for this is because they could be considered my two first ‘real’ protagonists. It’s a tough … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere, Thoughts, War of Nytefall
Tagged action, anti-heroes, characters, Clyde, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, heroes, Legends of Windemere, Luke Callindor, monsters, sword & sorcery, vampires, villains, voices, War of Nytefall, warriors, Windemere
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Fictional Vigilantes: When The Law Is Optional
I wonder if I’ve ever written a real vigilante, but I don’t think I have. Windemere has laws, but adventuring is allowed and that covers a lot of the same ground. One could say the champions aren’t vigilantes because they … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged anti-hero, fiction, heroes, vigilante, vigilantism, villains, writing
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Designing the Champions of Lacarsis
Quest of the Brokenhearted has a lot of action because it involves a tournament to the death. Now, a tournament wouldn’t really be that interesting without its competitors, but I couldn’t have Kira battle mortals in a city of monsters. I … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged champions, fantasy, magic, monsters, Quest of the Broken Hearted, sword & sorcery, villains, Windemere, writing
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An Overseeing Villain: The Shadow Earl
Quest of the Brokenhearted has a lot of monsters since Lacarsis is known as the city of evil. That means there has to be one that’s above all the others and pulls the strings that keep the story going. I had … Continue reading
Signature Weapons: Almost as Important as a Name?
Simon Belmont and his whip. King Arthur and Excalibur. Doom and the BFG 9000. Samus Aran and the Power Suit. All of these are characters that can be identified by their weapons. You see them holding it or not even … Continue reading
Posted in Ichabod Brooks, Legends of Windemere, War of Nytefall
Tagged action, adventure, axes, bows, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, heroes, Ichabod Brooks, Legends of Windemere, magic, signatures, spears, sword & sorcery, swords, vampires, villains, weapons, writing
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Who Deserves the Final Blow?
It will only be a little bit of the finale, but it’s probably the biggest part. Who will get the final blow of the battle? I’ve considered this for a long time and find a reason to go with just … Continue reading
