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Villain concept for a game board that I was tasked for make for one of my college classes.

Another cosmic villain, Objecthead is casual but elegant, out-of-this-world yet down to earth, they are charismatic but stoic, flirtatious in their modesty and, perhaps above all, humble in their incalculable powerset. What seems to set Objecthead apart from most cosmic beings as one might know them is the way in which they manifest their otherworldly abilities; in place of where their head should be they use consciously definable objects as the catalyst for what sort of abilities they'll be using. Should they want to manipulate reality, they'll sport a TV for a head, to access vast amounts of knowledge they use a book, to fly they use a paper airplane, to control time they use a clock, etc. Without any real sort of goal in mind, this villain likes to bugger about and essentially cause mischief for the sake of entertainment. Because of this, they can be reasoned with and appealed to with emotions. Objecthead has always been very vague about exactly where they come from and what they are, or even if there are more in the universe like them, but whatever they are it's pretty apparent that their existence and powers rely on interpretations of objects and what they mean. Perhaps even Objecthead's own incredible power is predicated on the notion that they are a cosmic being and we perceive creatures of that nature to be immensely powerful...

Description
Villain concept for a game board that I was tasked for make for one of my college classes.

Another cosmic villain, Objecthead is casual but elegant, out-of-this-world yet down to earth, they are charismatic but stoic, flirtatious in their modesty and, perhaps above all, humble in their incalculable powerset. What seems to set Objecthead apart from most cosmic beings as one might know them is the way in which they manifest their otherworldly abilities; in place of where their head should be they use consciously definable objects as the catalyst for what sort of abilities they'll be using. Should they want to manipulate reality, they'll sport a TV for a head, to access vast amounts of knowledge they use a book, to fly they use a paper airplane, to control time they use a clock, etc. Without any real sort of goal in mind, this villain likes to bugger about and essentially cause mischief for the sake of entertainment. Because of this, they can be reasoned with and appealed to with emotions. Objecthead has always been very vague about exactly where they come from and what they are, or even if there are more in the universe like them, but whatever they are it's pretty apparent that their existence and powers rely on interpretations of objects and what they mean. Perhaps even Objecthead's own incredible power is predicated on the notion that they are a cosmic being and we perceive creatures of that nature to be immensely powerful...