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<blockquote data-quote="TarragonVix" data-source="post: 8001030" data-attributes="member: 6880427"><p>My campaigns were always serious so the one time I tried a funny villan, it paid off big time. I put the group though a tense, scary dungeon crawl featuring lots of deadly traps & undead. I scared the hell out of them. They met a ghoul who told the adventures his master was the most horrible necromancer in the realms. It told the group they will rather die than encounter him. When they met the necromancer, I didn't make him a stereotypical powerful evil mastermind. I made him an short, overweight, scared bumbling idiot. I played him WAY over the top with his megalomania and evil mustache twirling zeal. He declared in his high pitch & cracking voice "You will rue the day you crossed THE MIGHTY TANG!" The ghouls with him face palmed and said "help us! He's horrible." My group couldn't quit laughing. Yeah, it helps if you know me & that's not my usual thing. The best part was they didn't kill him. They captured & interrogated him then sent him to jail. I got to bring him back often for a while. He was a blast to play. Almost 20 years later, all my friend's can remember about my campaigns were how scary & tense I could make them. And The Mighty Tang!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TarragonVix, post: 8001030, member: 6880427"] My campaigns were always serious so the one time I tried a funny villan, it paid off big time. I put the group though a tense, scary dungeon crawl featuring lots of deadly traps & undead. I scared the hell out of them. They met a ghoul who told the adventures his master was the most horrible necromancer in the realms. It told the group they will rather die than encounter him. When they met the necromancer, I didn't make him a stereotypical powerful evil mastermind. I made him an short, overweight, scared bumbling idiot. I played him WAY over the top with his megalomania and evil mustache twirling zeal. He declared in his high pitch & cracking voice "You will rue the day you crossed THE MIGHTY TANG!" The ghouls with him face palmed and said "help us! He's horrible." My group couldn't quit laughing. Yeah, it helps if you know me & that's not my usual thing. The best part was they didn't kill him. They captured & interrogated him then sent him to jail. I got to bring him back often for a while. He was a blast to play. Almost 20 years later, all my friend's can remember about my campaigns were how scary & tense I could make them. And The Mighty Tang! [/QUOTE]
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