Dungeons and Dragons: So You Want to Play A Villain! (How not to be Chaotic Stupid)
I've recently taken the dive into Dungeons and Dragons. But not just any game. Our setting was Strixhaven. However, while playing in a setting so deliberately made to mirror modern college campuses, one old D&D topic, of course, came to mind. How to play an evil character without venturing into Chaotic Stupid. LoadingCrew Twitch: / theloadingcrew LoadingCrew YouTube: / theloadingcrew Twitter: / literaturedevil My Comic on Kindle: https://amzn.to/3dQGci6 CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 0:58 The Evil Campaign 1:59 D&D is Supposed to be About Heroes 3:05 The Trouble Starts 5:05 The Villain Mentality 5:18 Dr. Alpha 6:29 What Villains Players Need 9:33 The Villain Protagonist 12:01 Writer's Hack 12:48 The Suicide Squad Movie 13:29 The D&D Character 14:00 Zuko 14:12 Peacemaker 14:40 Evil for a Reason
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