Is "the evil sorcerer" the most common villain archetype? How would you innovate this concept?
Is "the evil sorcerer" the most common villain archetype? How would you innovate this concept?
Wyatt Gonzalez
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Camden Nguyen
The evil sorceror with an 18" prehensile penis. Women desire him.
Benjamin Green
Have him be the "pettily dickish" sorcerer or the "overly passive aggressive" sorcerer instead
Benjamin Bell
I wouldn't. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Easton Gray
>the "pettily dickish" sorcerer
Sooo... youtube.com
William Bennett
>my sorcerer is an elephant
>your party is invalid
Justin Gray
It's the most common fantasy villain archetype.
The most common outside of fantasy is the rich white male.
Ethan Johnson
Pretty this. Most of the "innovations" on the concept are just de-constructions (the evil sorceror was good all along, he was controlled by something eviler, he was just trying to protect his people, ect) that are just as common as the original concept at this point.
Luis Rivera
The evil sorceror is actually fifteen cats in a hooded robe.
One cat controls the other forteen, but good luck finding out which.
Basically a council of evil wizards all controlling the same body, except this body sheds a lot since it's just a mass of cats that tries to move like a person and such.
Jeremiah James
You make them an Evil Warlock instead.