A for anger. That which you feel against the world.
B for blaster. That which you carry upon your person at all times.
C for catastrophe. The inevitable product of all your evil schemes
D for ducts. Those which the hero crawls through and foils your evil plan at the last second.
E for evil. Your very essence.
F for failure. The best adjective for your plans.
G for gargantuan. The size of your robots.
H for hell. That which you wish to make the world into.
I for invincible. What you strive for and have yet to attain.
J for jail cell. That which the hero always manages to escape from.
K for kill. Something you always forget to do to the hero.
L for lair. That which the hero always manages to find or you stupidly take him straight to.
M for minions. Those that do your bidding (albeit incompetently)
N for Naivety. Something you must preserve in the hero rather than allowing him to learn under a much older and wiser mentor.
O for obvious. That which your plans generally are.
P for partner. The comedic relief that always manages to save the hero in the end.
Q for queen. Something that will become your overlord.
R for ransom. Something profitable that you always fail to exploit.
S for self-destruct. That button that you really ought not put on your machines...
T for total annihilation. That which is music to your ears.
U for undead. That which generally make very bad and mindless minions.
V for van. That which is very helpful at surveillance when unmarked.
W for win. Something you have yet to do...
X for -X. That which is a good suffix to add a sense of doom.
Y for yappy. That which you believe best describes the hero's faithful canine sidekick.
Z for zero. The number of your plans that have succeeded.
They're a little hit and miss, I know. I hope you enjoyed the few good ones though. Credit to my friend Josiah for the idea and for more evil Overlord fun, enjoy this: http://www.bertc.com/subfour/truth/overlord.htm
God Bless!
I love it! Nice thinking Matt.
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