Karzoug has some great monologs in Burnt Offering, Fortress of the Stone Giants and Sins of the Saviors.
He is a really rememberable villain and these moments should be very dramatic highlights.
But I fear, if I just read them aloud to my players, well, they will be nothing special at all, just me, talking in my barely understandable English with German-Hessian accent.
So, while listing to the incredibly funny Goblin Song someone brought to the Community-Created-Stuff-Thread I got these really strange Idea:
Maybe somebody out here is up for the challenge?
Would you speak Karzoug’s monolgs for us and put the sound files in here?
Maybe someone with a commanding voice and some drama experience?
Pretty Please ??
You said drama, so I made it a little overwrought. If you like this (either as is or with less or even with more drama) I can rerecord it in better quality and do the other monologues too.
If this isn't to your taste then no hard feelings. :)
iTunes will let you convert unprotected .m4a files to .mp3. You should be able to find it under the Preferences/Settings > General > "When you insert a CD" button that says "Import Settings"
There you can set various different formats and qualities. Once you set the 'import' to mp3 you can right click on the song file and you should see a "Create mp3" option. It may say "Create AAC" if you haven't set it yet.
VLC of www.videolan.org will play most kinds audio and video files, assuming they are properly formated.
Haha! Awesome! I always imagined Jason Isaacs would play Karzoug in the film version, so if anyone have a voice like a scheming British villain, I'd love to hear some more takes for this sound test! Might make a cool download if we could get a few solid voice overs...
Windows media player opens it just fine, if yours does not open it by default either select it from within the player or just choose it from the prompt when you try to open the file directly.
My Karzoug always sounded like Emperor Palpatine from Star Wars. Flickering hologram, phantom menace... it worked. Especially as he flew around throwing out meteor storms and cackling "no, no, no, you will die!"
My Karzoug was greatly influenced by Daniel Day Lewis' portrayal of Daniel Plainview in There Will Be Blood. Aside from currently being my favorite movie, that character seemed to personify all-consuming greed, spitefulness, avarice with a seismic amount of rage bubbling just beneath the surface. God was it fun playing Karzoug like that. I'm SO glad he was just imprisoned at the end of the campaign... it gives chance for his return should the need arise for someone to help the new party battle a certain newly-made-immortal Queen of Korvosa... should such a person ever show up, of course... ^_^
Karzoug has some great monologs in Burnt Offering, Fortress of the Stone Giants and Sins of the Saviors.
He is a really rememberable villain and these moments should be very dramatic highlights.
But I fear, if I just read them aloud to my players, well, they will be nothing special at all, just me, talking in my barely understandable English with German-Hessian accent.
Um... little confused here. When do the players ever hear from Karzoug himself in the first half of the AP? Doesn't that spoil some things?
LOL... Actually, when I've thought about the players meeting Karzoug, the voice I hear sounds more like Xerxes herald, the guy with the blot out the sun line.
Karzoug has some great monologs in Burnt Offering, Fortress of the Stone Giants and Sins of the Saviors.
He is a really rememberable villain and these moments should be very dramatic highlights.
But I fear, if I just read them aloud to my players, well, they will be nothing special at all, just me, talking in my barely understandable English with German-Hessian accent.
Um... little confused here. When do the players ever hear from Karzoug himself in the first half of the AP? Doesn't that spoil some things?
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I can't wait to see these audio files tbug ... but I don't have iTunes at all, so I've nothing to convert it with. Any Windows Media file possible please ?
I can't wait to see these audio files tbug ... but I don't have iTunes at all, so I've nothing to convert it with. Any Windows Media file possible please ?
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Majuba wrote:
Turin the Mad wrote:
I can't wait to see these audio files tbug ... but I don't have iTunes at all, so I've nothing to convert it with. Any Windows Media file possible please ?
So glad someone asked :-)
According to Wikipedia these Winamp-thingy should be in every Windows, but I can’t find it,I have been searching for hours :-D
Quicktime will open it. As will VLC Media Player. The latter I highly recommend, it is free and plays everything I've tried with it. Just google VLC. :)
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Karui Kage wrote:
Quicktime will open it. As will VLC Media Player. The latter I highly recommend, it is free and plays everything I've tried with it. Just google VLC. :)
VLC probably works fine, but to answer the question Winamp was probably the first big mp3 player around - very popular about 10 years ago. Clean look (+ customizable skins available if that's your thing).
There's another script for him in The Spires of Xin-Shalast, page 51.
Ah, I missed that one until now,
it is a good one, again a Emperor-Palpatine-y Image and fantastic Dialog:
“.....You are more like hungry maggots......writhing to get to the death that awaits you at the core of your fate. I am that fate, maggots. I am your death!”