
Oh no! It looks like the Overlord got nibbled on by an errant were-sheep, and came the night of the next full moon, he turned into a...
Good Guy!
Unfortunately he never invested much into medical research in his empire, so there currently is no cure for lycanwoolphy readily available. Guess he'll just have to live with once-per-month extra fluffiness until his alchemists manage to catch up on years worth of lost time.
Until then, please someone restrain him already before he can run off and apologize to his enemies!
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Good Guy!
Unfortunately he never invested much into medical research in his empire, so there currently is no cure for lycanwoolphy readily available. Guess he'll just have to live with once-per-month extra fluffiness until his alchemists manage to catch up on years worth of lost time.
Until then, please someone restrain him already before he can run off and apologize to his enemies!
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I mean, lets be real here.
the only reason to have non-dungeon rooms is so people can be 'sent to the dungeon' in the first place.
otherwise, every room in the castle would have chains bolted to the walls, and torture devices clogging up everything.
Throwing the cook into the dungeon is way less satisfying if she just rolls her eyes, shuffles to the left by a foot, claps a shackle to her arm, and resumes cooking without any fanfare.
the only reason to have non-dungeon rooms is so people can be 'sent to the dungeon' in the first place.
otherwise, every room in the castle would have chains bolted to the walls, and torture devices clogging up everything.
Throwing the cook into the dungeon is way less satisfying if she just rolls her eyes, shuffles to the left by a foot, claps a shackle to her arm, and resumes cooking without any fanfare.
Oh my. From wolf to sheep, that would be a bit of a shock! He looks good with his new horns, though, and hey, at least it's only once a month. Plus maybe it's the perfect excuse to lock his door and get some "me" time. I'm sure being an evil overlord can be exhausting, however fun it must be.
I'd say Megan could go talk to him. She's got some experience with changing species, and going from prey to predator and back. But he has to promise he won't lock her in a dungeon when he gets better. (Or, if he does, it's the company of a cute girl or two!)
I'd say Megan could go talk to him. She's got some experience with changing species, and going from prey to predator and back. But he has to promise he won't lock her in a dungeon when he gets better. (Or, if he does, it's the company of a cute girl or two!)
I'd imagine so. Going from big bad wolf to small fluffy sheep unexpectedly must be quite jarring. Especially if you didn't expect it. But then again I assume that is a fairly universal experience for were-creatures of all stripes.
That could be a rather cute moment for sure. Maybe his lordship needs someone with experience to tutor him in the ways of the herbivore. I can't give any guarantees about not being thrown in the dungeon though... What I can guarantee is that it is filled with cute and hot girls (and guys) though.
That could be a rather cute moment for sure. Maybe his lordship needs someone with experience to tutor him in the ways of the herbivore. I can't give any guarantees about not being thrown in the dungeon though... What I can guarantee is that it is filled with cute and hot girls (and guys) though.
Or NOT to be loyal to the empire. Wouldn't that be ironic if the elusive leader of the Cult of Rebellion turned out to actually be the Overlord they'd been rebelling against the entire time?
Anyways, I fear it would all fall apart the moment one of the followers asked to have a bowl of poop. No way he's accepting that quest!
Anyways, I fear it would all fall apart the moment one of the followers asked to have a bowl of poop. No way he's accepting that quest!
Sheep and Wolves: A kind but immature wolf named Grey is one of 2 wolves to possibly take over a wolf clan when the leader is close to death. After sparring a sheep he's ostracized and abandoned. He attempts to learn maturity via a potion given to him by a gypsy hare fortune teller named Mami (cringe) that turns him into a ram and allows him to befriend a village of sheep. All seems well until his wolf girlfriend Bianca reveals to him their new leader took over after killing the leader and wants to save Grey and expose their leader before he basically does what Scar did in the Lion King and overhunt everything and thus unbalance the circle of life.
Sheep and Wolves - Pig City: the Wolves and Sheep coexist and protect each other but a Rival wolf clan is disgusted by the union and tries to force Grey to capture the sheep or both sheep and Wolves will be captured and eaten. Grey is outmatched and given time to think over the proposal until a Silver vixen botanist and croc-turned-sheep reveal the Villainous Warring Wolf has kidnapped Mami and enslaved her as his personal fortune teller/potion maker Grey and Bianca (still guilty over not being there for Grey in the last movie) sneak into the wolf camp to untie and free Mami - who managed to befriend some Wolves and reveal their more pacifist sides. It all leads to a final battle of brains and brawn.
Rock Dog: A Tibetan Mastiff named Bodi who guards a hidden mountain village of sheep with his father wants to be a rock star musician and leaves his duty to chase his dream. Befriends a slick cat agent, a vixen musician, and a hooved drummer to form a band. When the location of the Hidden Sheep Village is revealed a gang of wolves ambush Bodi's father and capture the villagers. All tied up the sheep are about to be cooked, with Bodi's dad to be forced to eat the villagers he swore to protect against his will, until the band comes to the rescue. 3 straight-to-dvd sequels.
Sheep and Wolves - Pig City: the Wolves and Sheep coexist and protect each other but a Rival wolf clan is disgusted by the union and tries to force Grey to capture the sheep or both sheep and Wolves will be captured and eaten. Grey is outmatched and given time to think over the proposal until a Silver vixen botanist and croc-turned-sheep reveal the Villainous Warring Wolf has kidnapped Mami and enslaved her as his personal fortune teller/potion maker Grey and Bianca (still guilty over not being there for Grey in the last movie) sneak into the wolf camp to untie and free Mami - who managed to befriend some Wolves and reveal their more pacifist sides. It all leads to a final battle of brains and brawn.
Rock Dog: A Tibetan Mastiff named Bodi who guards a hidden mountain village of sheep with his father wants to be a rock star musician and leaves his duty to chase his dream. Befriends a slick cat agent, a vixen musician, and a hooved drummer to form a band. When the location of the Hidden Sheep Village is revealed a gang of wolves ambush Bodi's father and capture the villagers. All tied up the sheep are about to be cooked, with Bodi's dad to be forced to eat the villagers he swore to protect against his will, until the band comes to the rescue. 3 straight-to-dvd sequels.
Oh dear, poor Ink... um... sheep? That's gotta be a hell of a shock, especially when you suddenly find your moral compass flipped in the bargain. Next thing you know, he'll be apologizing to Bestie and buying Melony a less revealing outfit and then where will we be?
I mean, far be it from me to encourage evil and darkness and enslaving pretty girls. Who don't want to be enslaved, anyway. But what good are heroes if there are no villains?
Maybe it'd cheer him up if he consideres that while sheep might sometimes be, well, sheepish, they can also put the ram in rampage!
I mean, far be it from me to encourage evil and darkness and enslaving pretty girls. Who don't want to be enslaved, anyway. But what good are heroes if there are no villains?
Maybe it'd cheer him up if he consideres that while sheep might sometimes be, well, sheepish, they can also put the ram in rampage!
Complete chaos! We can't have him dress his secretary sensibly! The revealing outfits are one of the only good things this empire has going for it! And apologize to Bestie? Where will we get if we all suddenly start admitting to our mistakes and working to rectify them? Unthinkable!
Absolutely correct! Who will provide all the captured damsels for the brave heroines to rescue if not for our villains? They are an essential part of the econemy, I'd say.
Oh, that's a good one! Maybe he just needs to go on a good old rampage through the peasant villages or something to cheer him up. Well, if his new moral compass allows it...
Absolutely correct! Who will provide all the captured damsels for the brave heroines to rescue if not for our villains? They are an essential part of the econemy, I'd say.
Oh, that's a good one! Maybe he just needs to go on a good old rampage through the peasant villages or something to cheer him up. Well, if his new moral compass allows it...
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