The name is Hannah, by the way.

Sooooo, here we go!  I might do the same things I do in my MySpace blog, but still.  Those of you that don't have MySpace can read this instead.

Today:  Motivational posters!  I love these things!

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The big problem I have now is that we might never even get to the end of Act II, so I was just thinking of making this adventure as epic as possible so that they'd be left with a feeling of satisfaction when they finish the last encounter.

As such, Chapter 4, The Seeds of Change, might really be the last. At least the campaign will end with a sense of closure. If we finish too early, I might run The Eyes of the Lich Queen instead.

In any case, The Black and the Purple has been very enjoyable thus far. I just wish we'd be able to finish it all the way to the very end, but that really seems unlikely.

Chaotic Evil

I was never really fond of Chaotic Evil villains. They just seem so unsubtle to the point of being predictable despite their chaotic nature. I always preferred Lawful Evil and Neutral Evil villains, as they are capable of depth and have plausible motives.

The typical D&D CE villain is short-sighted and uncoordinated, which leads to failures. He also likes executing his lackeys for no reason. He's also often a lumbering brute who simply tears stuff apart. There's no psychological depth, no pathos, nothing chilling or truly disturbing. As such I couldn't really appreciate Chaotic Evil villains.

That is, until I saw The Dark Knight. The Joker there is the embodiment of Chaotic Evil. He's without reason, without pity, without ideology or cause. He doesn't care if he dies, has nothing to lose, and is completely flexible. He's smart, and his plans are savagely unpredictable. His attacks are more psychological and strike a primal chord in the hearts of his victims, so much so that it's not his aggressiveness that makes him dangerous. It's his ability to rip apart the fragile worlds of his victims.

If I were to summarize his character into one sentence, it would be:

The Joker is so wrong as a person, but the things he says about human nature are so right.

As such, I award Heath Ledger's Joker this motivational poster:

This time, he says "Funny, positive and creative answers will have a shot at winning."

Well, I'm not that funny or creative, and I couldn't come up with anything positive, but I thought I would send one in anyway. (Click the picture for the full size version if you can't read the text).

Well, I made another, too.

Here is another two did just for fun.

The last poster contest Mr. Mehta ran had some great entries.

Want more? All of my Posters and Lolcats are now reproduced on a single page!

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Later....

Before you start, perhaps you will like to look at some of these gems done up by BurntAsh:

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