Who's the hottest villain in your campaign? Have any of the players tried to "fix" them?
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>>98888097I'm playing a vampire game, all of my villains are sexy.
>>98888145Why would the mods even care if the board is slow? It's not like they're being paid so protecting their job doesn't make any sense.
>>98888314Mods are paid, Janitors aren't.
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>>98888097>hottestThe Tall Witch. >"fix" them Fuck no. They're hottest to me, that's why I made them. Players are far to sensible for that and are trying to kill her.
>>98888097I'm comfortable killing hot villains because all of my games are ran on Discord with mentally ill transsexuals who are more than willing to play (and "play") heavy-breasted women.
>>98888750Based beyond belief
>>98888097No, but my players have described some of my villainesses' death scenes as "hot"I don't know whether to be proud or worried
>>98888564With the exception of drow and a handful of fey, there are zero compelling archetypes that would benefit from being written as a woman over a man that aren't just downstream of being obvious goonbait.
>>98888097None of the villains the party faces survive long enough for it to matter, nor is it a consideration I make when creating a bad guy. They exist to be beaten and die.
>>98889043goonbait is /tg/ culture newfag
>>98888097Probably the ''''doctor'''' who peeled the wizard like an orange and used her body as a template to make homunculi prior to the campaign. The party hasn't met him yet, and probably won't for some time, but that nigga's dyin'. Every one of the PCs has a grudge against the faction he's in and they're all very, very violent. If the City doesn't kill them first then he's fuckin' dead.
>>98889563What you call goonbait those of us whose balls have actually dropped call cheesecake, and it's existed since before you were a sperm in your deadbeat absentee father's microscopic testicles.
>>98888636That's a cool picture, she looks like from a horror book meant to scare naughty children.
>>98888097>Who's the hottest villain in your campaign? Probably the female pirate who kept waylaying a nobleman's airships because she was his bastard daughter, who he had abandoned as a baby. The characters captured her, but felt pity for her and let her go. >Have any of the players tried to "fix" them?She bonded a bit with the main PC who was a nobleman who hated being a nobleman. He didn't hate them to the same psychopath level though. He ended up having to kill her, after he was the one who saved her life, because she wouldn't stop trying to kill her father which would have caused another civil war.
