The coolest, classic D&D BBEG!

[Xarlen]

Bah. Cyric is a self-centered, megalomaniacal coward who couldn't properly snivel his way out of a wet paper bag.

This coming from a Kobold.

Bane, on the other hand, is the Real Ultimate Evil. Not only will he enslave your kids, subvert your government, and dominate your free will, he'll look damn good while he does it. That man's got STYLE.

Double BAH! Did you read the Time of Troubles trilogy? Bane was pompus, whiny, arrogant, and he Cried when his pet wizard died. Do you want your evil gods crying? Yes, style. Style with a box of klennex. I guess he'll weep for the subverted goverment, and enslaved children.

"I'm so eeevil! *Sniffle*"

 

[The Serge]

I'm just shocked that the true great evil in the universe wasn't included in the poll....Venger!

Heh heh heh heh...

Now, that was funny!

Actually, I think if Venger -- hell, ALL of that cartoon -- were treated in a more intense, mature fashion, Venger would have been a FANTASTIC villain.

He looked cool. Although he was very powerful, he wasn't stupid, and fled (consistently from Tiamat) when the day was lost. Although he wanted world domination, it was clear that there was some kind of relationship between him and the Dungeon Master that may have been most interesting. And, when the series finale aired (I only saw it twice), the fight he had against those brats was actually pretty cool. They HATED him in the way PCs truly hate great, villainous NPCs.

I think we should end this poll! It's settled! Venger is THE BBEG!

 

[MeepoTheMighty]

This coming from a Kobold.

Touche.

Double BAH! Did you read the Time of Troubles trilogy? Bane was pompus, whiny, arrogant, and he Cried when his pet wizard died. Do you want your evil gods crying? Yes, style. Style with a box of klennex. I guess he'll weep for the subverted goverment, and enslaved children.

"I'm so eeevil! *Sniffle*"

At least Bane didn't need to write a silly book to prove he was the most powerful being in existence.

"MUWAHAHAHA!!!! I'm so EEEEEEEEEEEEVIL that I'm going to conquer a semi-literate world with a BOOK! Hmm...I think I'd better flip through the index.....OH MY GOD I'VE GONE CRAZY!!! WHAT A STUPID IDEA FOR A BOOK!!!"

 

[Xarlen]

"MUWAHAHAHA!!!! I'm so EEEEEEEEEEEEVIL that I'm going to conquer a semi-literate world with a BOOK! Hmm...I think I'd better flip through the index.....OH MY GOD I'VE GONE CRAZY!!! WHAT A STUPID IDEA FOR A BOOK!!!"

Well, Technically, Cyric was allready insane to begin with, so Nyah!

 

[MasterOfHeaven]

Touche.



At least Bane didn't need to write a silly book to prove he was the most powerful being in existence.

"MUWAHAHAHA!!!! I'm so EEEEEEEEEEEEVIL that I'm going to conquer a semi-literate world with a BOOK! Hmm...I think I'd better flip through the index.....OH MY GOD I'VE GONE CRAZY!!! WHAT A STUPID IDEA FOR A BOOK!!!"

My... ribs... ROFLMAO! I both thank you and warn you not to mock Lord Cyric again.

 

[Ashardalon]

So, that would exclude ... the recent baddies.

Blasphemy!

 

[Wolfen Priest]

Dude.... Tiamat. TIAMAT!

Although I was close to voting for Orcus.

 

[the Jester]

Actually, I think if Venger -- hell, ALL of that cartoon -- were treated in a more intense, mature fashion, Venger would have been a FANTASTIC villain.

He looked cool. Although he was very powerful, he wasn't stupid, and fled (consistently from Tiamat) when the day was lost. Although he wanted world domination, it was clear that there was some kind of relationship between him and the Dungeon Master that may have been most interesting.

He was the DungeonMaster's son.

 

[Ravellion]

Raistlin. Come on, he killed his own brother (he didn't know it was an illusion) during his Test of High Sorcery, and thought that enslaving ansolon was something he could do, but was beneath him. Kitiara claimed him to be insane... but we all learned that he could do it... and the revenge he pulled on Parsalian in that original timeline, where he did defeat all other gods... till that oh so loveable kender messed with stuff...

Rav

 

[Mistwell]

Iuz.