The rouge crew do u think it is more violent then the other book in redwall

[Firetail]

Do u think the rouge crew is more violent then the other books?

[Jukka the Sling]

I think The Rogue Crew is more violent. After all, there's all those Guosim shrews who got murdered, and also that old sea otter got burned to death. I still like the book though.

[Firetail]

Yes the rouge crew is my fav!

[Tam and Martin]

I think it is a bit more violent. After all, you have those Bloodthirsty otters....

[Ungatt Trunn]

I think it is a bit more violent. After all, you have those Bloodthirsty otters....

But there were allot of other bloodthirsty creatures in the Redwall series.

[JangoCoolguy]

Oh yeah, definitely a little more violent than usual.

It even had a lot of goodbeast deaths. And I mean REAL ones, not the usual Red Shirtian "randomly-kill-supporting-characters-off-to-show-the-bad-guys-are-bad" deaths.

[Tam and Martin]

I think it is a bit more violent. After all, you have those Bloodthirsty otters....

But there were allot of other bloodthirsty creatures in the Redwall series.

Yeah but they were....different. Plus you add in the shrews and their death, Razzid himself, The old otter who was burned, and then the otters and I think it could easily become the most violent book.

[Ungatt Trunn]

I think it is a bit more violent. After all, you have those Bloodthirsty otters....

But there were allot of other bloodthirsty creatures in the Redwall series.

Yeah but they were....different. Plus you add in the shrews and their death, Razzid himself, The old otter who was burned, and then the otters and I think it could easily become the most violent book.

Heh, I guess your wright. But what reason would BJ make Rogue Crew extra violent?

[Tam and Martin]

I think it is a bit more violent. After all, you have those Bloodthirsty otters....

But there were allot of other bloodthirsty creatures in the Redwall series.

Yeah but they were....different. Plus you add in the shrews and their death, Razzid himself, The old otter who was burned, and then the otters and I think it could easily become the most violent book.

Heh, I guess your wright. But what reason would BJ make Rogue Crew extra violent?

I don't think he made it that way intentionally.

[Ungatt Trunn]

I think it is a bit more violent. After all, you have those Bloodthirsty otters....

But there were allot of other bloodthirsty creatures in the Redwall series.

Yeah but they were....different. Plus you add in the shrews and their death, Razzid himself, The old otter who was burned, and then the otters and I think it could easily become the most violent book.

Heh, I guess your wright. But what reason would BJ make Rogue Crew extra violent?

I don't think he made it that way intentionally.

Your probably right...

[TW]

I have to agree that The Rogue Crew was more violent than previous books. I suppose it's really just a form of characterization for the villains. The most violent books are arguably Rakkety Tam and The Rogue Crew and they feature the most bloodthirsty villains, led by Gulo the Savage and Razzid Wearat.

[Tam and Martin]

I have to agree that The Rogue Crew was more violent than previous books. I suppose it's really just a form of characterization for the villains. The most violent books are arguably Rakkety Tam and The Rogue Crew feature the most bloodthirsty villains, led by Gulo the Savage and Razzid Wearat.

I agree. They were very bloodthirsty villains and quite violent.

[Ungatt Trunn]

I have to agree that The Rogue Crew was more violent than previous books. I suppose it's really just a form of characterization for the villains. The most violent books are arguably Rakkety Tam and The Rogue Crew feature the most bloodthirsty villains, led by Gulo the Savage and Razzid Wearat.

I agree. They were very bloodthirsty villains and quite violent.

Yep, they both probably take the crown for the most bloodthirsty villians: Razzed Wearat has the most overall violence, but for Gulo, he has the most gory violence.

[Kera Thorn Bladewind]

Definitely...this one and Rakkety Tam were the most violent. But they were some of the best.

[The Shade]

Yeah pretty violent. Especially than otter song, what was it now...