Thread:Misry6/@comment-31330278-20190811230954/@comment-31330278-20191021212501

1. Spoiler alert: One of my future PE proposals will be a man who's very much like Tyrant, Khelshot and Abretar, except he's human. Lord Cotys is the main antagonist of "Hercules" 2014, with John Hurt as Cotys and Dwayne Johnson as Hercules. People like Lord Cotys are real. He's like the psychopaths from the news. Menacing, bloodthirsty, had a major part at the death of Hercules' family, and even threatened his own grandson in order to keep the child's mother (his own daughter) quiet. I know many tyrants wage wars, dehumanizing other nations for fooling people like Hercules into attacking them, poisoning the former king for rising to power and kill millions for their goals. Horrible, but there are some settings where it's just not enough. Except for two things: The part where he threatened his own grandchild and extorting his own daughter (he was even very specific about having the child dead, just to extort Hercules into submission), and the second is an unconventionally cruel comment toward Hercules at the end of the final battle. He cornered Hercules and driven him to try to collapse a temple on him. You would think he'll just carry on the attack and finish it. But he took a couple of seconds to say that Hercules' wife and children deserved to die. It's not just cruel. It was borderline with suicidal. Hercules was exhausted, and couldn't push the statue, until he heard Cotys. He could kill Hercules and get away with everything, if only he kept his mouth shut. Even when the statue fell on him and the temple fell on his army, his only regret was for not wounding Hercules with his bare hands. This man was willing to get himself killed just to twist the knife in Hercules' heart, and i definitely consider to propose him to PE. Ever imagined how Commodus would look like as an old king who doesn't have incestuous intentions? So Lord Cotys is very similar to that.

2. Are you familiar with Goblin King from "Goblin Slayer"? So this show contains man-eating goblins. I tried to see the first episode, and I really should get back to it. If you like Anime, i'm sure you'll like that.

3. The Uruk-Hai were less massive and brutal than the common type? Not sure. Maybe it's because they sacrificed brain for brawn, which is part of why Saruman wanted them as his private army so badly. The books take eons, so I won't blame you for not reading. Now, I would like to know who created Azog. Saruman claim the orcs used to be elves, but I doubt Azog was ever anything other than a white orc.

4. If you have some underrated characters of your own, feel free to add. If you had a reason, then you're free to go.