POLL: If These Badgers were in a fight, who would win

[Gonff the Mousethief]

Most definitely Sawney Rath.

[The Skarzs]

Princess Kurda was pretty mediocre. She kinda just showed off a bit, went off on some quest that inconvenienced the protagonists, and ultimately was either a complete fraud when it came to her sword skills or was victim to a Mary-Sue. (Definitely the last one, possibly the first one as well.)

[Groddil]

Princess Kurda was pretty mediocre. She kinda just showed off a bit, went off on some quest that inconvenienced the protagonists, and ultimately was either a complete fraud when it came to her sword skills or was victim to a Mary-Sue. (Definitely the last one, possibly the first one as well.)

Agreed.

[Jetthebinturong]

Princess Kurda was pretty mediocre. She kinda just showed off a bit, went off on some quest that inconvenienced the protagonists, and ultimately was either a complete fraud when it came to her sword skills or was victim to a Mary-Sue. (Definitely the last one, possibly the first one as well.)

Indeed.

As for the current poll, I pick Vilu. He's easily my favourite villain in the entire series though I do believe character assassination was performed on him at the end of the story, but that happens with all Redwall villains. They're boring like that. Gulo just didn't interest me at all, he was a dumb, savage brute, which can be fun if done right, but not when it comes to the main antagonist.

[The Skarzs]

I pick Vilu because he's one of the most important characters in the series. (Seriously.)

[Hickory]

Vilu. He just had a cooler persona than Gulo.

[alexandre]

You should all vote for Ripfang

[Groddil]

You should all vote for Ripfang

Which one?

[alexandre]

You should all vote for Ripfang

Which one?

That one 

[Jetthebinturong]

If I recall correctly, Mossflower's Ripfang wasn't really a character in his own right, just someone that the protagonists knew about who didn't really have any lines or do anything we knew about.

[alexandre]

If I recall correctly, Mossflower's Ripfang wasn't really a character in his own right, just someone that the protagonists knew about who didn't really have any lines or do anything we knew about.

But we do know that he must have had a great amount of strength and skill to have taken on a badger lord and fought him to the death. Not many rats could do that.

[Groddil]

If I recall correctly, Mossflower's Ripfang wasn't really a character in his own right, just someone that the protagonists knew about who didn't really have any lines or do anything we knew about.

But we do know that he must have had a great amount of strength and skill to have taken on a badger lord and fought him to the death. Not many rats could do that.

Well, that's not true; Ripfang didn't really do that. As soon as he got anywhere near Boar, the badger lord grabbed and killed him. Boar was only killed because the sheer number of pirates overwhelmed him shortly afterwards.

[alexandre]

If I recall correctly, Mossflower's Ripfang wasn't really a character in his own right, just someone that the protagonists knew about who didn't really have any lines or do anything we knew about.

But we do know that he must have had a great amount of strength and skill to have taken on a badger lord and fought him to the death. Not many rats could do that.

Well, that's not true; Ripfang didn't really do that. As soon as he got anywhere near Boar, the badger lord grabbed and killed him. Boar was only killed because the sheer number of pirates overwhelmed him shortly afterwards.

Well, getting that many rats to follow you and becoming the mortal enemy of a badger lord must have taken some skill right?

New poll coming up

[Hickory]

I never cared for Korvus, or his snake sidekick. He was much like other bad guys - out to get something, in this case four gems. Madeyes waged war against the Redwallers for the exact same reason, and lots of other villains (Cluny, Slagar) went to a lot of effort to come into possession of a valuable object(s).

In the meantime, Ironbeak was the original bird villain, and he was ruthless. The General often participated in fights himself, and wasn't hiding anything or making others do his dirty work (Like Korvus did with Baliss). He wasn't a wuss, either, and proved himself quite capable of fending off Redwallers. Putting aside the normal superstitious weakness all villains have, he was a powerful leader and a great villain.

[Jetthebinturong]

I actually change my vote to Ironbeak. I can't actually remember much about Korvus and most of his cool things can be attributed to Sicarris or however you spell her name.