I've Got Too Much Order for Chaos

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#1

pigknight

Sep 27, 2010 23:40:48
Well in one of my campaigns a major villian is The Mad Hatter in a more modern fantasy setting. But I really can't think of any lines for him to say.

P.S. he's into clockwork robots and human experimentation (think mad scientist).
#2

The_Silversword

Sep 27, 2010 23:53:25
Well hes crazy right? so werid random things should work. Or something like "ok ive got to kill you all fast" *looks at watch*  "its almost time for Golden Girls!
#3

toastedamphibian

Sep 28, 2010 6:02:47
Well in one of my campaigns a major villian is The Mad Hatter in a more modern fantasy setting. But I really can't think of any lines for him to say.

P.S. he's into clockwork robots and human experimentation (think mad scientist).



I would say ignore these guys, and make most of his lines normal. Punctuated by offers and responses that are just wrong. Too much and you will just end up with another caraciture.
#4

The_Silversword

Sep 28, 2010 12:00:17
Whats wrong with Golden Girls?
#5

zombie_babies

Sep 28, 2010 12:26:35
Three of 'em are dead?  Other than that, though, there ain't nuthin' wrong with 'em.
#6

dryad_27

Sep 28, 2010 15:52:45
Look at the Mad Hatter in American McGee's Alice. He's into clockwork/biomechanical experimentation - probably has a few relevant quotes for you to use.
#7

EscherEnigma

Sep 28, 2010 16:58:45
And heck, American McGee's Alice is just a fun game anyway.
#8

toastedamphibian

Sep 29, 2010 12:51:51
And heck, American McGee's Alice is just a fun game anyway.



Damn right it is! Too bad that, last I checked, it wont run on any operating system windows XP and up. Hope you got a 98/ME system sitting around somewhere.
#9

ADHadh

Sep 29, 2010 17:16:57
In the meantime of looking for one (or a patch) play some Psychonauts.
#10

maliklucius

Sep 29, 2010 20:04:41
Madness is always a fun springboard, but a little goes a long way- he might be a perfect gentleman at times (baron, you fiend!), but for those few little moments when one eye twitches and he suddenly grabs at a PCs hand, murmurs what a pretty little pettycoat you have there, miss bonny bonnet", gives a fake cough that sounds oddly like "skin kite" and goes back to normal. "gracious me, I must have dozed off a moment-  care for a spot of tea?" Love him or hate him, those scarce moments have the PCs always on edge, expecting the next fit to be just around the corner.