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How many rules has your last main villain broken, of Peter's Evil Overlord List?
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James Adams
>My ventilation ducts will be too small to crawl through.
Serious maintenance problems are already pretty bad without anyone being able to access them.
#30 and #31 are too meta.
#63 is not terribly relevant (vast garbage dumps are great)
>I will not have a son. Although his laughably under-planned attempt to usurp power would easily fail, it would provide a fatal distraction at a crucial point in time.
>I will not have a daughter. She would be as beautiful as she was evil, but one look at the hero's rugged countenance and she'd betray her own father.
No kids? C'mon.
Angel Williams
#5 is just begging for players to assemble a team of professionals of various background and run a heist.
Camden Brown
I remember reading through this entire comic even though I have absolutely no knowledge of Linux and shady Microsoft/Apple/Oracle business practices. I guess office comedies weren't a thing yet back then.
Jaxon Lewis
I am surprised.
Mine is guilty of nearly a tenth of the list.
Although it's mostly the culling of potential support for the heroes.
The major one is the face-hiding helmets for his minions.
When you have undead and demonic abominations bringing you your food, you don't want to see their gruesome mugs.
>Don't turn into a snake. It never helps.
This always cracks me up.
Carter Hall
Currently doing a Gurps Superhero campaign.
Our primary villain is a Dr. Draken and Shego expy duo who treat crime as a hobby.
They willfully follow every rule for fun and a few times have mocked us when we've been captured for falling for 'the oldest trick in the book'.
Samuel Sanders
>REFUSE TO follow every rule for fun
Thomas Moore
Isn't that more like Señor Senior… whatever his name was?
Christopher Butler
Sounds like a blast desu
Xavier Collins
Only relevant one my Big Bad ever broke was 22, since he consumed a ton of power. Probably took the competence too far though, since he ran absolute rings around the party for 2 and a half years in a 1-20 campaign. They did beat him in the end, but whenever we do something in the setting and something seems off, they always immediately suspect his return. As much as I love the list, it can make for some painful encounters in tabletop.