Fantasy antagonist

Your antagonist's motivations can make or break your story. If they are weak, unconvincing, or complicated, your story suffers in key areas.

The terms antagonist and villain are often used interchangeably. However, there is a difference. Find out what that is in this article.

Every story needs a good villain, right? Well, not so fast… Stories need conflict, certainly, but conflict doesn't have to come at the hands of a cackling, mustache-twirling supervillain. There's more than one way to shape your story's antagonist! In fact, there are four main types of antagonists that appear in fiction, and I can't wait to break them all down with you today. Which type of antagonist is best for your story? How can you make each type a true stand-out success? Read on for…

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100 characteristics for a bad guy antagonist - Characters

The main difference between Protagonist and Antagonist is that protagonist is the central figure of the story while antagonist is the opposing force.

Next to your protagonist, your antagonist is your most important character. But beware, lest you discover your antagonist is taking over your story.

Fiction tips on writing an impactful villain in your novel. How to write an antagonist in a fantasy book. #writingtips #fictionwritingtips #bookwriting #fantasywriting #writingadvice

There’s something in me that just likes the gray areas. In a world that’s all different colors, it feels like most characters in fiction are either black or white. (Evil or good.) To…

Villain vs Antagonist ~ Voldemort is the villain, Draco Malfoy is the antagonist.

D&D Fantasy Art female character with chain and sickle Pathfidner character concept - scary NPC / antagonist / anti hero?

If you're writing a book or screenplay, a great villain is key. Check out these 5 tips for creating a compelling antagonist. #writingtips #antagonist #authors

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