This stream was such a throwback, let me tell ya 1:55 - Mr. Pibb 5:03 - Revenge of the Mutant Camels 8:47 - Tongue of the Fat Man 11:36 - The Legend of Zelda (homebrew) 13:23 - Hurl 15:19 - NashuaMan 17:24 - La Vuelta Ciclista 2000 21:32 - Prime Time 28:00 - Mojing Da Maoxian 34:03 - The Lawnmower Man 39:26 - The Last Bounty Hunter 44:52 - Toonstruck
Other bits: 14:23 - Vin can't believe he's played every DOS game 16:26 - Disbelief continues 19:31 - THIS VIDEO CONTAINS BREAD 2 32:41 - Big Coincidence 38:22 - Liquid Slam 50:46 - spong
I like how right before this Vinny was talking about how he could play DOS games for his whole life and never run out and then nearly every game is a repeat
It has very high quality animations and a star cast, but it flopped commercially, Virgin made a shit job publicizing it and it came out when the interest for Graphic Adventures was on decline. The worst part is that it isn't even finished. Virgin had the Galaxy Brain idea of forcing the studio to cut half of the content of the game and leave it for a sequel. SO the game ends in a cliffhanger, but because it bombed, the rest of the story is now pretty much lost forever, even if large parts of it were already finished.
Looking over Vinny's list (what I could see of it anyway), it would be neat to see some playthrough's of Dark Seed and Dark Seed 2 some day. Also, Harvester as well if it's there.
I've realized that at this point, the odds are actually higher that Vinny has seen every shitty strange game, making unique content harder and harder for him, in which he must rely on indie games to fuel Sunday.
Look, it doesn't matter if Vinny played a game before. If it's not on fullsauce it literally makes all the difference to those who couldn't possibly have seen it before.
Wow, I have the absolute vaguest memory of playing that camel game, however brief, exactly 26 years ago. I've always had a shit fucking memory and yet I instantly recognized that weird game. The human mind is quite something indeed.
That Dragon Quest knockoff puzzle game is truly that, lol. The hero art is a straight-up copy of the female hero from the DQIV package art, dood. The irony, as I'm also wrapping up DQIV while watching this, with my Toriyama DQ art book within distance. Truly a lifestyle.
90% of people start getting into DQ thinking it's just a generic swords and sorcery JRPG and before they've even finshed whatever game they're on end up obsessed with it. That's just how it do. Simple but effective game design to an insane degree, great artwork, and writing that nails the feel of oldschool fantasy adventure perfectly. There have been some slip-ups (DQII and imo VII) but the bar for quality is consistently high.
@@warbossgegguz679 Lol, I think we've actually had a discussion around this caliber before. I'm pretty sure we're already proper, well-established DQ fans. Have you played X yet? I started it around a month or two ago, dood.
@@Rave265 I haven't figured out all the fuckery necessary to get it up and running on my PC yet... Though a part of me will always hope in vain that Squenix will localize it after the success of both recent DQ games and FFXIV. I don't even play MMOs, but since from what I understand it basically plays like the freecam mode in DQXI I'd be down to try it. In the meantime I've been playing the shit out of DQB2 since I was waiting for the PC release, and I'm running through DQVIII on my 3DS. I tried the VII remake just to see if it would click this time around and yeah... no. The localization is obviously in line with the post-DQ ones, which is always welcome, but the restrictive party composition is still fuckin bean, the hunting for tablet pieces is still annoying and tedious, and THERE'S SO MUCH DIALOG and segments of doing NOTHING for hours. I get the amount of storage CDs afforded was a huge game-changer for narrative in video games, but holy shit giant exposition dumps and walls of text aren't an engaging narrative. I played it for like 8 hours, and I think maybe 3 of those were me actually playing the game. The first 2 hours are literally pointless outside of exposition. I mean, it's not like DQII where the game _actively pissed me off_ but it's still one of the only times where I got bored playing DQ. I can handle grinding because the game and combat system is built around it. Battles are fast and there's a sense of progression. I can't handle huge stretches of doing NOTHING or just running around for the sake of the plot. And it's even worse in VII because each island is a bunch of randos so my emotional investment in nonexistent. That's the exact kind of shit that annoys me in almost every FF game (among MANY other things). Narrative balance is something every DQ game nails... outside of VII. Sorry for the giant rant. Not many of my friends are DQ fans so I can't talk about this shit... and I just kind of kept writing without really thinking about it. I digress like a mother fucker :P
@@warbossgegguz679 Meh, I can relate, dood. It sucks not having anyone you can share opinions with. Take it from a hardcore DQ and Disgaea fan, lol. Speaking of, maybe it's because I have a high tolerance for most games, but the dialogue in VII 3DS I really wasn't too worried about. The beginning, sure, since it took roughly 2 hours at the least to reach your first battle- but I guess I just find it easy to get invested in the world and however long anyone has to talk, lol. Now, IMAGINE if they added voices, like for DQXI. I'd probably get annoyed, since I can't really pick up the speed of the dialogue without skipping lines. That's proper frustrating. As for X, I've been in-and-out of the Switch version, and it's easily the most accessible one, imo. If you're not worried about polish or anything-especially for an 8-yr. old game- then it's your better bet.
@@Rave265 ironically as a dyslexic I kind of appreciate Voice Acting in RPGs, so that would have been a bit of an improvement for me. I can handle story heavy RPGs. Hell DQXI might me by favorite entry thus far aside from DQIII in part for it's narrative. I think the best narratives in the series are carried by their characters/cast. That's why narratively my favorite games are DQIV, VIII, IX, and XI. The narratives may not be super original, but the characters are a huge part of what's memorable about them. Just like in Tolkien and the other authors that influence it. Bit in addition to the party comp being kind of trash, Kiefer and Maribelle are annoying and/or boring, and you get basically no other major party members. This combined with the lack of gameplay synergy and weird disjointed narrative made it a chore to sit through. The visuals were great, but imo it's still among the weaker entries in the series. But I can't blame it that much because like I said, CD storage was kind of a novelty so it was just experimenting with what was the style at the time. It's a situation similar to my retrospective view of DQI. It's not like DQII where it has a ton of good ideas all implemented in LITERALLY THE WORST POSSIBLE WAYS. It's just a relic of a different time.
In case anyone was wondering what the story is for the puzzle game - a happy and beautiful kingdom lived peacefully, one night the princess went out to enjoy the full moon, suddenly a foul wind came over her and she let out a frightened scream, by the time nearby people came to see what was going on she had already disappeared, all that was left was a note from the Queen of the North Kingdom saying she kidnapped the princess and if the king wanted her back he had to renounce his throne, pissed off about it he made a plea to the brave warriors of the kingdom but nobody answered, finally Little Ke, a young blacksmithing child who was already in love with the princess answered the call, there was a legend of a magical bow that is the bane of the the Queen of the North, Little Ke went out to find the bow. So logically the next thing you see is a puzzle game with mice, cats, and cheese.
Whoever's compiling the gamelist for him should've doublechecked the games he's already played. maybe get Vinny to play Broken Sword, PowerSlave, Hexen, Rama, etc.
I saw a camel shooting lasers and instantly knew who was responsible for that insanity. Vinny should do a whole segment dedicated to Jeff Minter games. There is at least three decades' worth of material to cover on platforms ranging from Atari 8-bit and C64 all the way to iOS and PS4, nearly all of which somehow involve zoo animals shooting at things like toilets and Mandelbrot sets while neon lights flash and obnoxious sounds play nonstop.
Llamasoft was founded for the soul purpose of Sunday stream. We just didn't realize it until today. Also, don't forget the dude made Tempest fucking 2000 (now rereleased as Tempest 4000), Space Invaders Extreme, and Polybius (later colabing with Ron Zertnert to make a music video with it). Dude's a fuckin champ of psychedelic insanity.
5:12 I surprised it took this long for Vinny to stumble upon some of Llamasoft/Jeff Minter's games on a Sunday. He's a fucking legend in the Indie scene. Dude has been at this shit since 81, and most of his games are trippy, psychedelic, and frequently shitposts that are right up Vinny's alley. His more mainstream works on the other hand include *_Tempest Fucking 2000/4000, the 360's Music Visualizer, Space Invaders Extreme, and most recently Polybius for PC/PSVR._* All sick af shmups, all with trippy EDM/Industrial music and insane visuals, and all a photo-epileptic's worst nightmare. Hope Vin checks out more of his work tbh.
1:55 - Mr. Pibb 5:03 - Revenge of the Mutant Camels 8:47 - Tongue of the Fat Man 11:36 - The Legend of Zelda (homebrew) 13:23 - Hurl 15:19 - NashuaMan 17:24 - La Vuelta Ciclista 2000 21:32 - Prime Time 28:00 - Mojing Da Maoxian 34:03 - The Lawnmower Man 39:26 - The Last Bounty Hunter 44:52 - Toonstruck scroll less
Fun fact: Christopher Lloyd played The Hacker in Cyberchase, alongside Gilbert Gottfried as Digit. Most people hear Doc Brown when they hear his voice, but I will always hear The Hacker.
It took until this for Vinny to try Act of Fighter again, and boy howdy does it scream "based on some kind of manhua or another". Just look at that artstyle!
I've had Toonstruck in my Steam library forever, but never got around to playing it, even though I always wanted to. This stream convinced me to finally start playing it.... ..... and after a few hours, I want to say..... I am not sure if chat can handle this game. I thought Animaniacs was pushing the line....
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"You played that one, try another!"
suggestion for a new title: "Already Played It"
New segment idea: "Chat, Have I Played This?"
Alternate Title: “Vinny’s Dementia Trio”
you know how hitchhiker's guide is "a trilogy in 5 parts", well it's kinda like that
What do you mean 5 parts there's only 3 great books and a mediocre 4th haha
@@ultracyber4511 all good sagas end on a bad note..
Or else the writer never sleeps
the night where Vinny felt a bit nostalgic and played everything again
BAD RUCK
this is a great comment, i like this comment
This is like a filler episode in a sitcom where it's nothing but flashbacks
"""""""Trio""""""" of DOS
damn even vinny gets a clipshow episode
"Is this Manslave?" and other hillarious out of context Vinny quotes!
This stream was such a throwback, let me tell ya
1:55 - Mr. Pibb
5:03 - Revenge of the Mutant Camels
8:47 - Tongue of the Fat Man
11:36 - The Legend of Zelda (homebrew)
13:23 - Hurl
15:19 - NashuaMan
17:24 - La Vuelta Ciclista 2000
21:32 - Prime Time
28:00 - Mojing Da Maoxian
34:03 - The Lawnmower Man
39:26 - The Last Bounty Hunter
44:52 - Toonstruck
Other bits:
14:23 - Vin can't believe he's played every DOS game
16:26 - Disbelief continues
19:31 - THIS VIDEO CONTAINS BREAD 2
32:41 - Big Coincidence
38:22 - Liquid Slam
50:46 - spong
If Vinny opens *Tongue of the Fatman* for a fifth time on stream he will be officially considered a fan of the franchise.
00:14 Little did Vinny know just how inaccurate that statement would be
I like how right before this Vinny was talking about how he could play DOS games for his whole life and never run out and then nearly every game is a repeat
alternative title: Vinny's Attempt of Searching for Games He Never Played Before: DoS Edition
Damn, Toonstruck has one hell of a cast for a game I'd never even heard of until now.
Star power means nothing if the product itself is just bland.
@@Lucas-db2jq Shut up, Toonstruck is great
@@Gabriel-wk3hz I was gonna say, this looks like the first at the VERY least half-decent FMV game I've ever seen
It has very high quality animations and a star cast, but it flopped commercially, Virgin made a shit job publicizing it and it came out when the interest for Graphic Adventures was on decline. The worst part is that it isn't even finished. Virgin had the Galaxy Brain idea of forcing the studio to cut half of the content of the game and leave it for a sequel. SO the game ends in a cliffhanger, but because it bombed, the rest of the story is now pretty much lost forever, even if large parts of it were already finished.
@@Mantis47 Man that really fucking bites the big one
*INNOVATIVE NEW SEGMENT*
Someday Vinny will have resort to playing Putt Putt games.
You could've called that second game Birds vs Camel and no one would have argued with you...
nice reference
Legit was hollering how hard I was laughing at this the other night....poor Vinny
I wonder how many more times Vinny will play Tongue of the Fat Man and ask chat if he's played it before
I can see him play a game called Slaughter Sport and wonder why it seems so familiar.
I'm hoping he keeps doing it honestly.
@@startedtech That's the joke.
Looking over Vinny's list (what I could see of it anyway), it would be neat to see some playthrough's of Dark Seed and Dark Seed 2 some day. Also, Harvester as well if it's there.
I NEED to see Vinny play Harvester
Matt abshier, did you murder rita?
I've realized that at this point, the odds are actually higher that Vinny has seen every shitty strange game, making unique content harder and harder for him, in which he must rely on indie games to fuel Sunday.
fascinating look into the process of early onset alzheimers
Video games cause dementia.
Fegeh
@@gum8191 Brain rot
Vinesauce DOS Rewind
Look, it doesn't matter if Vinny played a game before. If it's not on fullsauce it literally makes all the difference to those who couldn't possibly have seen it before.
toonstruck should really have its own segment its a really fun game
Wow, I have the absolute vaguest memory of playing that camel game, however brief, exactly 26 years ago.
I've always had a shit fucking memory and yet I instantly recognized that weird game. The human mind is quite something indeed.
I love your DOS streams!
"Chat, this is not a bit" -Vinny, doing his best bit this week
This is literally like one of Joel's Shareware Madness where he can't find anything entertaining to play
Really hope Vin goes back to Toonstruck one day. It's a genuinely great game with a lot of good jokes and I'd love to see him experience it.
I hope we get more of that Toon game with Doc.
Vinny should do an entire Toonstruck playthrough. I'd love to watch it!
When Vinny realizes that he's played every DOS game ever.
I can't wait for another installment of Tredectet of Dos.
That Dragon Quest knockoff puzzle game is truly that, lol. The hero art is a straight-up copy of the female hero from the DQIV package art, dood.
The irony, as I'm also wrapping up DQIV while watching this, with my Toriyama DQ art book within distance. Truly a lifestyle.
90% of people start getting into DQ thinking it's just a generic swords and sorcery JRPG and before they've even finshed whatever game they're on end up obsessed with it. That's just how it do.
Simple but effective game design to an insane degree, great artwork, and writing that nails the feel of oldschool fantasy adventure perfectly. There have been some slip-ups (DQII and imo VII) but the bar for quality is consistently high.
@@warbossgegguz679 Lol, I think we've actually had a discussion around this caliber before. I'm pretty sure we're already proper, well-established DQ fans.
Have you played X yet? I started it around a month or two ago, dood.
@@Rave265 I haven't figured out all the fuckery necessary to get it up and running on my PC yet... Though a part of me will always hope in vain that Squenix will localize it after the success of both recent DQ games and FFXIV. I don't even play MMOs, but since from what I understand it basically plays like the freecam mode in DQXI I'd be down to try it.
In the meantime I've been playing the shit out of DQB2 since I was waiting for the PC release, and I'm running through DQVIII on my 3DS.
I tried the VII remake just to see if it would click this time around and yeah... no. The localization is obviously in line with the post-DQ ones, which is always welcome, but the restrictive party composition is still fuckin bean, the hunting for tablet pieces is still annoying and tedious, and THERE'S SO MUCH DIALOG and segments of doing NOTHING for hours. I get the amount of storage CDs afforded was a huge game-changer for narrative in video games, but holy shit giant exposition dumps and walls of text aren't an engaging narrative. I played it for like 8 hours, and I think maybe 3 of those were me actually playing the game. The first 2 hours are literally pointless outside of exposition.
I mean, it's not like DQII where the game _actively pissed me off_ but it's still one of the only times where I got bored playing DQ. I can handle grinding because the game and combat system is built around it. Battles are fast and there's a sense of progression. I can't handle huge stretches of doing NOTHING or just running around for the sake of the plot. And it's even worse in VII because each island is a bunch of randos so my emotional investment in nonexistent. That's the exact kind of shit that annoys me in almost every FF game (among MANY other things). Narrative balance is something every DQ game nails... outside of VII.
Sorry for the giant rant. Not many of my friends are DQ fans so I can't talk about this shit... and I just kind of kept writing without really thinking about it. I digress like a mother fucker :P
@@warbossgegguz679 Meh, I can relate, dood. It sucks not having anyone you can share opinions with. Take it from a hardcore DQ and Disgaea fan, lol.
Speaking of, maybe it's because I have a high tolerance for most games, but the dialogue in VII 3DS I really wasn't too worried about. The beginning, sure, since it took roughly 2 hours at the least to reach your first battle- but I guess I just find it easy to get invested in the world and however long anyone has to talk, lol. Now, IMAGINE if they added voices, like for DQXI. I'd probably get annoyed, since I can't really pick up the speed of the dialogue without skipping lines. That's proper frustrating.
As for X, I've been in-and-out of the Switch version, and it's easily the most accessible one, imo. If you're not worried about polish or anything-especially for an 8-yr. old game- then it's your better bet.
@@Rave265 ironically as a dyslexic I kind of appreciate Voice Acting in RPGs, so that would have been a bit of an improvement for me.
I can handle story heavy RPGs. Hell DQXI might me by favorite entry thus far aside from DQIII in part for it's narrative. I think the best narratives in the series are carried by their characters/cast. That's why narratively my favorite games are DQIV, VIII, IX, and XI. The narratives may not be super original, but the characters are a huge part of what's memorable about them. Just like in Tolkien and the other authors that influence it. Bit in addition to the party comp being kind of trash, Kiefer and Maribelle are annoying and/or boring, and you get basically no other major party members.
This combined with the lack of gameplay synergy and weird disjointed narrative made it a chore to sit through. The visuals were great, but imo it's still among the weaker entries in the series. But I can't blame it that much because like I said, CD storage was kind of a novelty so it was just experimenting with what was the style at the time. It's a situation similar to my retrospective view of DQI.
It's not like DQII where it has a ton of good ideas all implemented in LITERALLY THE WORST POSSIBLE WAYS. It's just a relic of a different time.
Little known fact: 50:00 is how Rick & Morty started
This unexpectedly turned into a great segment.
Has Vinny completed DOS?
you could've called this game "bird vs camel" and no one would've argued with you.
In case anyone was wondering what the story is for the puzzle game - a happy and beautiful kingdom lived peacefully, one night the princess went out to enjoy the full moon, suddenly a foul wind came over her and she let out a frightened scream, by the time nearby people came to see what was going on she had already disappeared, all that was left was a note from the Queen of the North Kingdom saying she kidnapped the princess and if the king wanted her back he had to renounce his throne, pissed off about it he made a plea to the brave warriors of the kingdom but nobody answered, finally Little Ke, a young blacksmithing child who was already in love with the princess answered the call, there was a legend of a magical bow that is the bane of the the Queen of the North, Little Ke went out to find the bow.
So logically the next thing you see is a puzzle game with mice, cats, and cheese.
Duo of Tres
I remember my dad playing that Lawnmower Man game way back then. The game over sequence used to terrify me as a kid.
Whoever's compiling the gamelist for him should've doublechecked the games he's already played. maybe get Vinny to play Broken Sword, PowerSlave, Hexen, Rama, etc.
Vinny put this one together himself. First pack we haven't looked at in a while
At this point after this stream, it's gonna be like Vinny's lucid dream becoming reality
Toonstruck is a great game tbh.
Vinny, you have played this four times now.
This was one of my favorite moments in stream
I saw a camel shooting lasers and instantly knew who was responsible for that insanity. Vinny should do a whole segment dedicated to Jeff Minter games. There is at least three decades' worth of material to cover on platforms ranging from Atari 8-bit and C64 all the way to iOS and PS4, nearly all of which somehow involve zoo animals shooting at things like toilets and Mandelbrot sets while neon lights flash and obnoxious sounds play nonstop.
Llamasoft was founded for the soul purpose of Sunday stream. We just didn't realize it until today.
Also, don't forget the dude made Tempest fucking 2000 (now rereleased as Tempest 4000), Space Invaders Extreme, and Polybius (later colabing with Ron Zertnert to make a music video with it). Dude's a fuckin champ of psychedelic insanity.
20:37 I was expecting to get stickbugged
5:12 I surprised it took this long for Vinny to stumble upon some of Llamasoft/Jeff Minter's games on a Sunday. He's a fucking legend in the Indie scene. Dude has been at this shit since 81, and most of his games are trippy, psychedelic, and frequently shitposts that are right up Vinny's alley. His more mainstream works on the other hand include *_Tempest Fucking 2000/4000, the 360's Music Visualizer, Space Invaders Extreme, and most recently Polybius for PC/PSVR._* All sick af shmups, all with trippy EDM/Industrial music and insane visuals, and all a photo-epileptic's worst nightmare. Hope Vin checks out more of his work tbh.
Always love tuning in for some DOS Rubbish Roulette
1:55 - Mr. Pibb
5:03 - Revenge of the Mutant Camels
8:47 - Tongue of the Fat Man
11:36 - The Legend of Zelda (homebrew)
13:23 - Hurl
15:19 - NashuaMan
17:24 - La Vuelta Ciclista 2000
21:32 - Prime Time
28:00 - Mojing Da Maoxian
34:03 - The Lawnmower Man
39:26 - The Last Bounty Hunter
44:52 - Toonstruck
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One note of the Zelda theme. It was enough to get the music stuck in my head.
vinny you gotta see the lawnmower man it's the most batshit movie ever
Toonstruck was a masterpiece. You need to play more of it when you get the time.
Fun fact: Christopher Lloyd played The Hacker in Cyberchase, alongside Gilbert Gottfried as Digit.
Most people hear Doc Brown when they hear his voice, but I will always hear The Hacker.
Looks like this is this season's clipshow episode with a new narration. Whatever, I ain't skipping it!
We need to make it our goal to have Vinny play Tongue of the Fat Man as many times as possible
I am so mad that if vinny just went one slot higher we could have got nascar racing
the speen collection
It took until this for Vinny to try Act of Fighter again, and boy howdy does it scream "based on some kind of manhua or another". Just look at that artstyle!
Toonstruck is like if someone took the in-game "cutifier" and used it on Harvester.
This is the second time Vinny uploaded Trio of Dos
Trio of DOS aka Vinny has played ALMOST every MS-DOS game
Trio of DOS
"Vinny you already played this." -Chatyot
"Chat, did I play this?": The Movie.
Bonny’s existential crisis of being told by chat that he’s played every single shitty game is pretty amazing
The house is cooking...
Vinny's Soul Calibur 3 bit
Must've played Llamatron and Camels Revenge so much years ago. Loved both of those games!
I didn’t realize those scenes were actually in Lawnmower Man, I remember seeing them on the Mind’s Eye video and thought they were original. TIL
Dude same here! I remember watching Beyond the Mind's Eye all the time as a kid and I had no idea it was from a movie
No idea how Vinny could POSSIBLY forget Tongue of the Fat Man
TRY ANOTHER
Get ready
Jump
Now
Woop
Ääääääääää
"Let's play Tongue of the Fatman"
8:54
_"Let's not play Tongue of the Fatman"_
All in favor of alternatively calling this the ‘Amnesia Collection’?
HE PLAYED IT! HE FINALLY PLAYED TOONSTRUCK!
Video games are ART
Cory Burton played Dr. N. Gin in Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex and Dr. Nefarious Tropy in N-Sane Trilogy.
Vinny plays games he already played before: the stream
Watching Vinny play The Last Bounty Hunter is like that episode of Sponge Bob where he shrinks everyone with Mermaid Man's belt.
Alzheimers Binyot is my favorite Vinny Alternate personality
Watch vinny go insane in real time
Epic
11:39 Is this some kind of DOS virus?
44:13 for experience.
im stoned and this video terrifies me
Toonstruck has a 9/10 rating on steam. Quite a good one
okay, jokes aside, is anyone compiling a list of games Vinny has played?
Yo what's the program that he uses to automatically download DOS games and play them right away?! I would love to have that!
Did you ever find out? I know this is a whole 4 years later, but I’m also curious
If Vinny decides to play Toonstruck he better use a walkthrough because he'll never make it through some of the puzzles.
three games
*plays 50 games*
So what is this, the _sixth_ time someone's made Vinny play Tongue of the Fatman?
I've had Toonstruck in my Steam library forever, but never got around to playing it, even though I always wanted to. This stream convinced me to finally start playing it....
..... and after a few hours, I want to say..... I am not sure if chat can handle this game. I thought Animaniacs was pushing the line....
31:34 HAAA HA HA HA *fart*
I saw Arusu and I immediately clicked
Is this a reference to "Three of a perfect pair"?
Dude I used to play revenge of the mutant camels all the time in my childhood. I had like a cd with 100 crappy dos games and also doom and heretic
Count Nefarious Tropy