/lit/ - Literature

>>7137684
No, but is in my list now, thanks

>>3865552

>I know a lot about video games
>I'm not even aware of the Western pantheon of good vidya stories
>implying anything from Japan has rich storytelling or good plots that don't rely on cheap tricks or powerlevels

You are, almost on all accounts, an nonredeemable little poofter. Regardless, if this horrifying event of you creating anything must take place, let God not judge me for not helping you out.

Games:
>Planescape : Torment
>Baldur's Gate 2
>KotOR 2
>Legacy of Kain series
>Vampire : The Masquerade - Bloodlines
>Diablo II (for anyone who's judging me for this, eat shit - the game had marvelous writing and quite possibly the best intro of all time)

There are many more but these are probably the best starting point. Every single one of them except Legacy of Kain should be played. LoK has dreadful gameplay. Luckily for you, all of it is available online for your viewing pleasure, including minor bits the characters say as the game progresses. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmCihkGvpC0

/lit/, what are some books with 'evil' protagonists? Think lawful evil or chaotic neutral.

The only one I can think of is Elric.

>>3164751
Trodden over themes don't distinguish a book from being historical. Obviously ASOIAF is a great piece of our cultural time, and may not be the first fantasy-realism epic but it certainly has re-popularized the genre.