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The Borg are pulling ahead, but I wouldn't say there is a clear consensus yet.

Gul Dukat wins. Nobody else even came close.

It seems evident that the almighty Khan is the winner.

You know you're playing it WRONG if the following house rules apply: 1) Rule #1: You do not TALK about FIGHT CLUB. 2) Keep track of how many hp damage you do to monsters. The sum of that is your score. If a spellcaster buffs you for that combat, they get 20% of your score for that combat...

I hate-ses filthy, fat hobit-ses...they stole my PRECIOUS!

I dislike anthropomorphic animals...they all look like furries to me. I dislike races that only exist to provide subtle variations on a theme. "No, these elves aren't the same as others, because they live in the jungle and like to bake!" I dislike dungeons that have no purpose other than as...

Also, one thing I should make clear: I am listing antagonists, not villains. At one time or another, all of the antagonists listed may be considered sympathetic or even helpful. The Klingons are certainly Federation allies during most of the 24th century, and Q has been helpful when he felt...

Now that a bunch of folks have answered the four other polls I posted for TOS, TNG, DS9, and Voyager, here is the ultimate question. Who is the best Star Trek antagonist of all time? (I am ignoring any Enterprise or movie antagonists not already on the list, since really, how many of them are...

I'm not really sure how that would work unless they edited all of the log entries. Throughout the whole show, you have Kirk logging about "we found this ship" and "the leader revived" and, "hey, they took over the Enterprise!" Maybe Kirk has friends in Starfleet that decided to classify the...

Well, after looking at the poll results, I decided to go and take a look at the old original Star Trek episode Space Seed. The Plot The Enterprise comes across a ship adrift in space, far from any destination or normal travel route. When they transport over to the ship, they find it filled...

Wow, is there really so little love for Voyager? The franchise may have been spiraling down, but it wasn't dead yet...

Toward the end of the series, she became more and more desperate for some sign of favor from the Prophets. She was jealous of Sisko because he had what she thought her due, and he didn't even appreciate it. She also didn't know who Dukat was at first, as he was altered to look Bajoran. When...

I said I wasn't going to...but what the heck. Here are 10. It is hard to find a larger number of memorable antagonists from Voyager.

Curse you, trancejeremy! She was really only an antagonist to Picard.

Last one. I'm not interested enough in Voyager or Enterprise...although B&B might make the list of the latter.

Here are 10 repeat, memorable antagonists. I don't think I've fogotten any obvious ones like Harry Mudd in the TOS poll. :(

The Aeromancer from Dragon #308 is a caster focused on weather magic. The Windsinger in Dragon #294 is a bard focused on weather magic. The Windwright Captain in the Eberron Explorer's Handbook is an airship or elemental galleon captain for which a bard could easily qualify. The Sea Witch...

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Here are 15 antagonists from which to choose. All of them appeared in the original series.

The keys to good fantasy: 1) Most of the setting works the way that the real world works. If it doesn't, it gets harder and harder for the reader/watcher/gamer to relate. It is possible to get really weird in the context of a short story or one-shot game. It becomes harder the longer the...