2017年12月14日 · I've got multiple possible BBEGs in the urban/political setting I'm working on. Any of them could be quest givers instead. Which one ends up actually being the BBEG is …

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There are definitely some great class monsters like demons and various evil creatures but I think something that might work well is to flip it. Make the leader a frail weak person who has spent their whole (possibly heavily extended) lifetime searching for the convergence in a twisted world spanning eugenics project.

2021年3月29日 · Do they want to turn the town or city into the centre of a little empire? Do they want to control the council so they won't interfere or investigate them kidnaping people and dragging them back to their cultbase/colony of mindflayers/ insert here?

I've had a BBEG as a Solar in anonevil campaign, that was fun. Use your smite bite to fight the plight right. Fill the site with light and give fright to wights as a knight of the night, teeth white; mission forthright, evil in flight. Despite the blight within, you perform the rite, ignore any contrite slight, fangs alight, soul bright.

2025年2月24日 · If you dont wish to do the whole "multiverse at stake" trope but instead wish to have a realm hopping boss, I have a few Ideas. A fey creature that can go in and out of worlds …

2024年3月16日 · • the bbeg doesn't always need to fight: the bbeg is a tool used in storys to add depth to a plot. This means it can be used in a way that makes it accomplish that through other means than just fighting. The bbeg could be throwing minions and bounty hunters at The players to slow them down.

2022年10月22日 · In the interest of fully covering the various motivations, this list has been extended with an entry that offers a unique perspective on how we define a BBEG in Dungeons & Dragons and perhaps even how players should define themselves. Sauron from Lord of the Rings has a singular goal: retrieve the One Ring.

So, here's where the secret to making a memorable BBEG comes in: Don't make a villain; make a flawed world. If you're setting out to make a villain at the start of your campaign-building process, then just from where I'm standing, you're putting the cart before the horse.

2022年10月4日 · What would you say is the "archetypal" villain as defined by each of the classes? I have some ideas, but wanted creative feedback. Artificer: Evil Genius. Grafted animals, evil potions, terrible golems, weapons of war; the supersmart supervillain. Barbarian: The Warlord. Leader of a horde of teaming foes ready to rip you apart. Bard: The ...