League of (Mostly) Villains

> "*The "Mostly" is very important*"
> ― Lene
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**The League of (Mostly) Villains** was an organization founded by Fefe the Ferret and comprised of disgruntled former victims of The Party's antics. The goal of the league was to inflict misery upon The Party, although to what degree varied between members. They are a minor antagonist organization in Season Two and Season Three of A Heart of Sorrowful Power.

## Members

### Fefe the Ferret

A wandering goblin furry who was secretly the superhero Hercules. Fefe was the founder of the League, its leader, and most powerful member. Fefe was an an occasional unwanted companion to The Party, despite being a hireling of the Bloodreavers, and had a one-sided romantic relationship with Blarg Deaff. Despite their supposed "friendship", The Party "betrayed" Fefe by killing his close companion Gordeon the Snake, an act that turned Fefe against them and instigated the formation of the League of (Mostly) Villains. He sought out other individuals who had been wronged by The Party (and specifically Blarg and Enel) while using his contacts in the hero business to get support from Organized Villainy to create a new villain team in search of revenge. The League's base of operations was in the floating Fortress of Introversion, which was Hercules' legendary secret base. Despite his appearance, Fefe is a being of godlike power and the most significant threat to The Party among the League.

#### Reason for Joining

* The death of Gordeon the Snake at the hands of Psych, Raz, Zander, and Blarg, all while being mislead by Enel.
* To a lesser degree, being specifically betrayed by his love interest Blarg and therefore "breaking up".

#### Ultimate Fate

After being convinced of the error in his ways, Fefe abandoned the then defunct League and flew away. What happened to him afterwards is unknown.

### Whitey Shieldington

A former White Shield of Fallcrest, whose life was ruined by an unfortunate series of events involving The Party (of which Whitey was not without fault). Among these his marriage fell apart, wife drowned, house was destroyed, and most important Whitey was infected with zombieism. While a standard White Shield himself, Whitey allowed his affliction of zombieism to overtake him as his life spiraled out of control, subsequently infecting numerous wild animals via unknown means after fleeing from Fallcrest. Whitey seemed to have some ability to control or at least corral the hoard of his zombie spawn as an army to be wielded by the League.

#### Reason for Joining

* Became infected with zombieism as a result of sleeping with Enel Enlee.
* His wife's back was broken as a result of sleeping with Blarg Deaff and she later drowned as a result.
* His marriage fell apart as a result of the former infidelity.
* His house was destroyed by Enel and Blarg.

#### Ultimate Fate

Whitey was finally killed by Zander Taxe while boasting of his 'impenetrable defenses' during The Party's attack on the Fortress of Introversion.

### Lene Enlee

The sister of Enel Enlee, and also known as *The Box Friend* (as opposed to Enel's moniker of *The Box Fiend*). Lene is the exact opposite of Enel, being a paragon of virtue, honesty, discipline, and physical ability. As a result of these attributes, it was Lene who lobbied for adding "Mostly" to the League of Villains' name, as she does not view herself as a villain. Her objective in the joining the League was to capture Enel and bring her home to face their ailing mother before she passes away. Immensely strong, Lene is second only to Fefe in physical might among the League, though she rarely uses it for violence. Lene also funded Gillbob the Tinkerer to create the BoxBots for the League through completely legitimate means.

#### Reason for Joining

* To capture Enel and bring her home to see their ailing mother.
* Later, to bring Enel home for their mother's funeral.
* Also to a lesser degree clear her name from the antics Enel had gotten into using it.

#### Ultimate Fate

Lene decided to leave the League when she was convinced the Enel had started to take responsibility and change her ways, thus causing Lene to drop the quest to capture her. Afterwards she would meet Enel again to try and repair their relationship.

### Doran Millicent

A mercenary and former member of The Party. A proficient commander, marksman, and martial combatant who was plagued by an increasingly worsening neurological condition which resulted in miniature strokes and personality shifts. Amidst his short tenure with The Party, Doran was consistently bullied, particularly by Enel Enlee, brought to a head when he was falsely imprisoned for the destruction of Whitey Shieldington's house by Enel and Blarg. As his neurological condition worsened so did Doran's feelings for the party and he eventually abandoned them. Though believed to have died afterwards, Doran had encountered Fefe and was given a reason to live: revenge. Doran was an especially skilled crossbowman who attempted to assassinate Party members from afar to middling success.

#### Reason for Joining

* Revenge against The Party for his treatment among them.
* Specifically revenge against Enel Enlee for getting him abused and imprisoned for the crime she committed.

#### Ultimate Fate

Doran was defeated by The Party during their attack on the Fortress of Introversion. Although they attempted to capture Doran, he ultimately died when he had a seizure and was dropped on his head by Blarg Deaff.

### Bob Longstrider

A failure of an adventurer who was imprisoned with other 'adventurers' by Robbie Rotten's Jesters. Despite his claims to fame, Bob had no real achievements to his name and was a consummate failure in everything he attempted. This led to Bob being repeatedly harassed by Enel Enlee and Blarg Deaff, who tried to get him to kill himself before being swindled of most of his possessions. Although Bob joined the League to get revenge, he was no better at being a villain than he was an adventurers and brought no notable assets to the League, being renegaded to a footsoldier (and an ineffective one at that). He at no point posed a threat to The Party.

#### Reason for Joining

* Was harassed repeatedly by Blarg Deaff and Enel Enlee.

#### Ultimate Fate

Bob Longstrider was last seen during The Party's attack on the Fortress of Introversion, during which he fell off the floating castle while failing to stop The Party's intrusion. He has not been seen since.

## Support

### Gerry

Formerly an Elite Minion in the employment of Draximoore. After Draximoore was defeated by The Party and Hercules, they briefly attempted to press Gerry into service as a 'squire', though Gerry managed to escape. He would later be promoted to Minion Captain and assigned by Organized Villainy to serve the newest villain group, the League of (Mostly) Villains. Having trained considerably and being equipped with more advanced weapons and armor, Gerry proved to be a formidable minion with a variety or arms at his disposal. He was notably capable of the lauded 'aiming' skill. Gerry served to command the League's contingent of Minions during their active time.

#### Reason for Joining

* Primarily to further his career in Organized Villainly, merely being assigned to aid the League as part of his job.
* Despite being nearly enslaved by The Party, Gerry did not hold much of a grudge and did not join for this reason.

#### Ultimate Fate

During The Party's attack on the Fortress of Introversion, Gerry fought Raz Rakoten Mauz and subsequently had a 'bro moment'. As the League's defeat was then apparent, he left his post and joined Raz. The two had a growing bromance culminating in Raz's broposal. Now Gerry serves as Raz's deputy mechanic onboard Naus Araumycos.

## Trivia

* Of the members of The Party, Aisu Kurimu and Luna Starleaf were the only members not involved with a League member's fall to villainy and search for revenge.
* Enel Enlee, on the other hand, was directly involved in every League Member's motivation for revenge.