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''The story is new but its the same.''
''The story is new but its the same.''


Although it may appear for the same reasons over time, its appearance will never be the same to those that know it.  Sometimes heroes know it as sobriety, or in the form of divine punishment for just being too stupid.  Whatever the reason, its necessary at the time of its manifestation according to some one.  War, they say, is a necessary evil.  So is attacking heroes.  At least, from its standpoint.   
Although it may appear for the same reasons over time, its appearance will never be the same to those that know it.  Sometimes heroes know it as sobriety, or in the form of divine punishment for just being too stupid.  Whatever the reason, its necessary at the time of its manifestation according to someone.  War, they say, is a necessary evil.  So is attacking heroes.  At least, from its standpoint.   


Because of the nature of this entity, it can appear anywhere in [[Godville]], even haunt the world outside, where the super-beings known as the Developers dwell.  When made to manifest, it seeks to make right what created its presence in the first place.  Unfortunately, this also means that upon accomplishing this task, the creature leaves the physical realm; so heroes that successfully slay one of these entities often find no reward.
Because of the nature of this entity, it can appear anywhere in [[Godville]], even haunt the world outside, where the super-beings known as the Developers dwell.  When made to manifest, it seeks to make right what created its presence in the first place.  Unfortunately, this also means that upon accomplishing this task, the creature leaves the physical realm; so heroes that successfully slay one of these entities often find no reward.

Revision as of 13:57, 21 February 2022

Monsters of Godville
Necessary Evil
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Class Abstract Concept
Habitat Anywhere
Totem for Fang of The Fox, Claw of The Dragon ⚜️ 
Description amorphous incorporeal entity

The story is new but its the same.

Although it may appear for the same reasons over time, its appearance will never be the same to those that know it. Sometimes heroes know it as sobriety, or in the form of divine punishment for just being too stupid. Whatever the reason, its necessary at the time of its manifestation according to someone. War, they say, is a necessary evil. So is attacking heroes. At least, from its standpoint.

Because of the nature of this entity, it can appear anywhere in Godville, even haunt the world outside, where the super-beings known as the Developers dwell. When made to manifest, it seeks to make right what created its presence in the first place. Unfortunately, this also means that upon accomplishing this task, the creature leaves the physical realm; so heroes that successfully slay one of these entities often find no reward.

But, no matter the necessity or reason for it to manifest, the creature is always evil. So vanquishing evil is good, right?

Attributes

Abilities actually vary from manifestation to manifestation, but most have these common themes:

Strengths

  • Omnipresent
  • Incorporeal (Abstract, philosophical concept)

Weaknesses

  • Hugs and Acceptance
  • Ignorance so profound, it creates a stable paradox.
🦹‍♂️ Villains 🦹‍♀️
The Rogues’ Gallery of Godville
Main Antagonists Archnemesis • Ark Enemy • Broadbandit • Detrimentalist • Dreadwinner • Flashmobster • Hyperbully • Oddzilla • Sinfluencer • Traumaturge • Vanillain
Minions Evil Minion • Hamburglar • Robber Chicken
Swashbucklers Cellfish • Crabtain • Ninja-starfish • Killamari • Killissa • Scowlodon
Rogues Gallery Bad Hobbit • Bad Influencer • Card-Carrying Villain • Common Dominator • Criminal Master Mime • Damsel Distresser • Enemy of the People • Ent of the World • Evil Genius • Evil Twin • Godvillain • Heavy Metal Bandit • Hyper Vigilante • Master of Disaster • Mechavellian • Misdirector • Nerd of Steel • Principal of Darkness
Villains/Supervillains Anarchonda • Antagonist • Artist of War • Auntagonizer • Bard Against Humanity • Blood Vassal • Chaos Butterfly • Darth Invader • Defender of Injustice • Dehumanizer • Discontent Creator • Double-Edged Lord • Evil Overlord • Finger Lickin' Goon • He-Who-Must-Be-Ashamed • Irrational Fearmonger • Jack the Tripper • Jealous Sidekick • Lifelong Fiend • Lying King • Machiavillain • Mad Scientist • Major Problem • Malchemist • Malignant Tutor • Marble Villain • Master of Puppies • Nondescript Villain • Obstructor of justice • Olympic Torturer • Peacebreaker • Perverse Engineer • President Evil • Prime Sinister • Pyrobrainiac • Seventh Deadliest Sinner • Stereotypical Villain • Threaterinarian • Trespasserby • Tyre Ant • Unchosen One • Uneasethesiologist • Vaudevillain • Writer of Wrongs
Machines/AI A.I. Capone • Auto Pirate • Black Panzer • Depresso Machine • Gold Flinger • Grand Theft Automaton • Hostile NPC • Killer App • Killerbyte • Terrorbyte • Terrorformer • Virtual Enemy • Wicked Glitch of the West
Unorganized Crime Bearskin Thug • Beerburglar • Blood Bank Robber • Busted Ghost • Captain Oblivious • Cereal Killer • Cheeseburglar • Coffee Mugger • Dead Terrorist • First Person Shooter • Fund Raider • Homicidal Brainiac • Illegal Guardian • Illeagle • Jaywalking Chicken • Major Buzzkill • Piggybank Robber • Pillager of Society • Psychopathogen • Red-Handed Thief • Robber Ducky • Serial Killer Bee • Sheepwalker • Snake Oil Salesman • Sorceopath • Stem Cellmate • Thief of Time • Trouble Shooter • Uncivil Servant • Vampirate • Worst Person Shooter
Organized Crime Artifact Smuggler • Contraband Smuggler • Cookie Mobster • Crime Minister • Doppelgangster • Fairy Godfather • Gangsta Raptor • Hired Goon • Henforcer • Illuminaughty Agent • Loch Ness Mobster • Overworld Underlord • Smooth Criminal • Synchronized Swindler • Thugs Bunny
Rogues/Pirates Desperado • Grammar Pirate • Grassassin • Keg-Legged Pirate • Law-Avoiding Citizen • Music Pirate • Ninja Pirate • Pirate Investigator • Pirate of the 7 Cs • Quackstabber • Standard Deviant • Yellow Brick Rogue
Goons Average Foe • Bloodyguard • Cheat Sheep • Do Badder • Entry-level Enemy • Evil Giraffe • Evil Monkey • Evil Resident • Evil Step-Monster • Foever • Generic Enemy • Generic Evil-doer • Germicidal Maniac • Goon-With-The-Wind • Human Wrongs Activist • Immoral Porpoise • Interior Desecrator • Kill Joy • Meat Loather • Misanthropologist • Misbehavioral Therapist • Necessary Evil • Necromantis • Plot Spoiler • Redaction Hero • Registered Text Offender • Resubmitted Monster • Rigor Mantis • Sadistick • Turncoat of Arms • Understaffed Wizard • User-Friendly Enemy
Killjoys Ideabox Rejector • Nayslayer
Existential Threats Accidentist • Doubt Collector • Emoticonqueror • Eternal Optometrist • Howling Void • Out-Sorcerer • Surreal Killer • Unspeakable Weevil • Voice of Treason • Wreckquiem
Defeat them and Save Godville!