We Love Villains.

Certain keywords like "murderous" carries with it ill intent. You will find herein, inspiring and unique ways to describe the wicked, foul or villainous characters in your story with the simple use of key venomous words. Each keyword comes with two brief examples. The first, an example introduction of a character using the keyword and the second example illustrates an assault using the same keyword. Use both examples to set the tone of your villain or antagonist.

For Example:

Keyword: Venomous
Example #1: "Every word from this mouth is twisted with venom and spite, designed to cow and belittle."
Example #2: "Your opponent lashes out with the venomous wrath of a vengeful serpent."

It can be difficult to find just the right word to describe a tone of ill intent and not just outright evil.

These cards can help you do just that in your scene writing or storytelling.

This storytelling tool:

• Encourages writers to show evil, not just tell evil.
• Offers writing tips to add depth and drama to any of your story's characters.
• Is for Tabletop Gamers and Gamemasters who wish to better express their character's emotions and these cards can also be used right next to the character sheets.
• Can tip your essay,blog, novel or gaming table from good to great!
• Allows you to flip through the cards at random to inspire new plot twists and character interest.
• Is written for any genre.
• By design, is system neutral and super flexible.
• Is both a reference and a brainstorming tool.
• Offers fresh ways to describe ill emotions.
• Includes a collage of beautiful card art from Rafael Dorsz.