Villains need to be more than "I'm the bad guy!". In this workshop, you will learn to give them depth, personality, & conflict.
Description:
You make it to your final encounter. Finally, the heroes against the villain. If your villain is simply a Troll Chieftain, and that is all heroes know about him, they may enjoy the fight and the game overall, but will they remember him? Years later will they still talk about him? You can’t have a bad guy that is the bad guy, just because he is the bad guy. If your villains are devoid of personality and memorable quirks or plans, the final encounters may not carry the emotional impact that make them memorable. So, how can you make your villains like that, memorable and interesting?
This Workshop is "system agnostic", so don't worry about knowing any particular rule-set, although general knowledge of game systems will enhance your experience.
Villains need to be more than "I'm the bad guy!". In this workshop, you will learn to give them depth, personality, & conflict.
Description:
You make it to your final encounter. Finally, the heroes against the villain. If your villain is simply a Troll Chieftain, and that is all heroes know about him, they may enjoy the fight and the game overall, but will they remember him? Years later will they still talk about him? You can’t have a bad guy that is the bad guy, just because he is the bad guy. If your villains are devoid of personality and memorable quirks or plans, the final encounters may not carry the emotional impact that make them memorable. So, how can you make your villains like that, memorable and interesting?
This Workshop is "system agnostic", so don't worry about knowing any particular rule-set, although general knowledge of game systems will enhance your experience.
Villains need to be more than "I'm the bad guy!". In this workshop, you will learn to give them depth, personality, & conflict.
Description:
You make it to your final encounter. Finally, the heroes against the villain. If your villain is simply a Troll Chieftain, and that is all heroes know about him, they may enjoy the fight and the game overall, but will they remember him? Years later will they still talk about him? You can’t have a bad guy that is the bad guy, just because he is the bad guy. If your villains are devoid of personality and memorable quirks or plans, the final encounters may not carry the emotional impact that make them memorable. So, how can you make your villains like that, memorable and interesting?
This Workshop is "system agnostic", so don't worry about knowing any particular rule-set, although general knowledge of game systems will enhance your experience.
Villains need to be more than "I'm the bad guy!". NPCs need to be more than just tag-a-longs. In this workshop, you will learn to give those characters depth, personality, & conflict.
Description:
You make it to your final encounter. Finally, the heroes against the villain. If your villain is simply a Troll Chieftain, and that is all heroes know about him, they may enjoy the fight and the game overall, but will they remember him? Years later will they still talk about him?
You can’t have a bad guy that is the bad guy, just because he is the bad guy. If your villains are devoid of personality and memorable quirks or plans, the final encounters may not carry the emotional impact that make them memorable.
And you can't have empty shell NPCs that the players do not care about.
So, how can you make your villains and NPC like that? Memorable and interesting?
This Workshop is "system agnostic", so don't worry about knowing any particular rule-set, although general knowledge of game systems will enhance your experience.
Villains need to be more than "I'm the bad guy!". NPCs need to be more than just tag-a-longs. In this workshop, you will learn to give those characters depth, personality, & conflict.
Description:
You make it to your final encounter. Finally, the heroes against the villain. If your villain is simply a Troll Chieftain, and that is all heroes know about him, they may enjoy the fight and the game overall, but will they remember him? Years later will they still talk about him?
You can’t have a bad guy that is the bad guy, just because he is the bad guy. If your villains are devoid of personality and memorable quirks or plans, the final encounters may not carry the emotional impact that make them memorable.
And you can't have empty shell NPCs that the players do not care about.
So, how can you make your villains and NPC like that? Memorable and interesting?
This Workshop is "system agnostic", so don't worry about knowing any particular rule-set, although general knowledge of game systems will enhance your experience.
Creating Interesting and Memorable Villains and NPCs
Summary:
Villains need to be more than "I'm the bad guy!". NPCs need to be more than just tag-a-longs. In this workshop, you will learn to give those characters depth, personality, & conflict.
Description:
You make it to your final encounter. Finally, the heroes against the villain. If your villain is simply a Troll Chieftain, and that is all heroes know about him, they may enjoy the fight and the game overall, but will they remember him? Years later will they still talk about him?
You can’t have a bad guy that is the bad guy, just because he is the bad guy. If your villains are devoid of personality and memorable quirks or plans, the final encounters may not carry the emotional impact that make them memorable.
And you can't have empty shell NPCs that the players do not care about.
So, how can you make your villains and NPC like that? Memorable and interesting?
This Workshop is "system agnostic", so don't worry about knowing any particular rule-set, although general knowledge of game systems will enhance your experience.
Creating Interesting and Memorable Villains and NPCs
Summary:
Villains need to be more than "I'm the bad guy!". NPCs need to be more than just tag-a-longs. In this workshop, you will learn to give those characters depth, personality, & conflict.
Description:
You make it to your final encounter. Finally, the heroes against the villain. If your villain is simply a Troll Chieftain, and that is all heroes know about him, they may enjoy the fight and the game overall, but will they remember him? Years later will they still talk about him?
You can’t have a bad guy that is the bad guy, just because he is the bad guy. If your villains are devoid of personality and memorable quirks or plans, the final encounters may not carry the emotional impact that make them memorable.
And you can't have empty shell NPCs that the players do not care about.
So, how can you make your villains and NPC like that? Memorable and interesting?
This Workshop is "system agnostic", so don't worry about knowing any particular rule-set, although general knowledge of game systems will enhance your experience.