Your favorite villain in an rpg!

[Andhaira]

Who is it? Mine is Batlin from the fellowship, in Ultima 7.

What about YOU?

 

[JarlFrank]

Kerghan.

 

[Luzur]

Sheltem.

 

[Turok]

Irenicus
Batlin too, but irenucus make me get angry lot of times.

 

[Major_Boobage]

Kerrigan, an rts but i cba.

 

[Hobo Elf]

Can't say I've enjoyed any RPG villains I've met, but if I absolutely must pick someone, I'm going with a weeaboo answer and say Fou-Lu from BoF4.

 

[Chateaubryan]

Shodan, by far.

She's very angry about mankind, probably has issues about being "born" from the player character, a meatbag hacker she had to bear in her bowels for 6 months or so, before trying to kill him by sending all the monstruosities she has motherly crafted.

Almighty yet deeply psycho, that's how I love 'em.

Oh. And I don't care if SS is not considered as an RPG.

 

[Darth Roxor]

Shodan, by far.

Oh. And I don't care if SS is not considered as an RPG.

 

[Turok]

By the way, i just want a game that let me play as the villain, that will be something really nice. (evil partys for adventure are just fake choices because it always end the same).

 

[MaskedMan]

By the way, i just want a game that let me play as the villain, that will be something really nice. (evil partys for adventure are just fake choices because it always end the same).

Wizardry 4.

 

[made]

Lol, now that Chefe is out of favor with the ruling class there's room again for idiots to play, eh Andy?

I never minded your I lub obiv + jrpg trolling before despite not being as amusing as the hentai spam of your previous incarnations, but you kind of became more moderate in your attempts when being forced to play 2nd fiddle to Chefe.

I've lost my respect for you bro. You were a pussy in the face of adversity, and now you're weakly trying to reclaim your position. You're a 2nd rate troll. Congrats.

Love,

made

 

[Etienne_the_Guardian]

Denizens of The Void

 

[Unkillable Cat]

Mine is Batlin from the fellowship, in Ultima 7.

Batlin is just a stooge. I prefer his boss, the Guardian.

 

[WhiskeyWolf]

We had the same fucking topic like a year ago...

http://www.rpgcodex.net/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=22974

Decline of Andhaira.

 

[Jaesun]

Shodan, by far.

 

[Korgan]

Kreia, I think.

 

[Talby]

Honourable mention to Jon Irenicus because he's voiced by David Warner, who has one of the coolest villain voices of our time.

Honourable mention also goes to President Eden from Fallout 3, because he's voiced by Malcolm McDowell. Yes, I know the game is shit, but it's Malcolm fucking McDowell, guys.

Really though, the Master from Fallout is the most memorable villain in any RPG I've played. I was quite shocked by how cool and evil-ish he was the first time I played Fallout.

 

[Moray]

A few that come to mind for me:

Jon Irenicus. David Warner FTW, if you ask me.

The Master from Fallout.

And the Transcendent One from Planescape: Torment. While he was rather "behind the scenes" for the majority of the game, that final confrontation with him is one of my favourite gaming moments.

 

[Anthony Davis]

Shodan, no doubt.

Second place would probably be either Kreia or Fenster from Wasteland.

 

[Wyrmlord]

Yxunomei from early Icewind Dale.

 

[Luzur]

We had the same fucking topic like a year ago...

http://www.rpgcodex.net/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=22974

Decline of Andhaira.

i thought i recognised this thread.

 

[Major_Boobage]

Shodan is shooter!

disqualified

**SILENCE THE DISCORD**

 

[Edward_R_Murrow]

The Practical Incarnation by far, with Irenicus coming in a close second for David Warner.

 

[Wyrmlord]

The Practical Incarnation by far, with Irenicus coming in a close second for David Warner.

The Practical Incarnation was one fucked up fellow.

Not only was his life dedicated to lying to and cheating people, he was an insane megalomaniac, to the point that he wouldn't even allow his own future incarnations to break from the curse, if it meant he could not do it himself.

Hell, he had absolutely no idea how to break the curse, and he still wanted to take over your mind, as if he will deliberately go down and take you with him.

That was really one of the central things about the game. You can never be as smart, as dangerous, and as powerful as the Practical Incarnation was in his prime (as Morte tells you), and yet that doesn't matter, because a man who throws away the lives of people while pretending to be their honorable saviour is a divided mind. And a divided mind was the exact thing that nearly destroyed Dak'kon, and simply obstructed this man from ever discovering what would save him. There was no way he would discover the fact that change from within would save him, because what he believed and what he did were always two different things.

 

[RainSong]

No love for The Master?

Join! Die! Join! Die!