Post by Cera Dragoneska on Jan 5, 2005 17:36:16 GMT -5
You know in movies and stuff how the bad guys are never able to shoot straight? The biggest example of this phenomenon are the stormtroopers in Star Wars and Greedo in the same movies. The Stormtroopers easily outnumber the rebel alliance yet are out shot every time. If they manage to win, it is just barely. Greedo, in the extended edition, shoots at Han Solo from less than two feet away in the cantina in Mos Eisley on Tatooine. Of course, he misses.
Well, in my family, we joke about how the legions of the bad must go to a school to learn how to miss, among other things. So I finally decided to go ahead and make an rpg of it. I decided it would be fun to play the evil henchmen (and women) instead of the heroes (and heroines) for a change. Except, in this school, we are not all incompitant buffoons. This school was created so that evil would have a fighting chance against the forces of good.
As far as the colors go...in most cartoons and comic books, the villains' costumes are green and purple. Case in point: the joker, the riddler, etc. When I was trying to decide what colors to set the boards as, I remembered that and thought it would be fitting.
Well, in my family, we joke about how the legions of the bad must go to a school to learn how to miss, among other things. So I finally decided to go ahead and make an rpg of it. I decided it would be fun to play the evil henchmen (and women) instead of the heroes (and heroines) for a change. Except, in this school, we are not all incompitant buffoons. This school was created so that evil would have a fighting chance against the forces of good.
As far as the colors go...in most cartoons and comic books, the villains' costumes are green and purple. Case in point: the joker, the riddler, etc. When I was trying to decide what colors to set the boards as, I remembered that and thought it would be fitting.
