Can lawful good be villains?
Can lawful good be villains?
Josiah Long
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Samuel Davis
Of course they can, if the protagonist(s) is Evil.
Brayden Smith
The words "protagonist" and "hero" are not synonyms.
The words "antagonist" and "villain" are not synonyms.
It is possible for a protagonist to be a villain and thus Evil, even if the antagonist is a different kind of Evil.
It is possible for an antagonist to be a hero and thus Good, even if the protagonist is a different kind of Good.
It is not possible for a villain to be Lawful Good, and whether a protagonist is Evil or not has no causal relation to whether another character in the story is a villain or not.
You have failed to answer OP's question.
Wyatt Hernandez
Yes, it's all a matter of perspective, and a villain that can justify their actions by still believing they're doing all lawful good things is a fantastic, albeit difficult villain to pull off.
Oliver Roberts
Yes, just make an oppressive regime thats enforcing the law with curfews and executions, the country prospers but the people suffer.
Josiah Anderson
Can a ISIS militant be a villian? How different is he from your classical delusional Paladin? But muh Paladin fights Demons, yes DEMONS FROM HIS POINT OF VIEW.
Thomas Wright
>Can a ISIS militant be a villian?
yes, ISIS can be a villain. They basically stand against everything our civilisation stands for.
Joseph Russell
sacrifice 1 to save millions comes to mind
Luis Price
where did my post go?
Andrew Sullivan
>muh relative morality
Fuck off, cunt.