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== Tabletop Games == |
== Tabletop Games == |
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* In ''[[Dungeons and Dragons]]'' Yeenoghu the Butcher, the Demon Lord of Beasts. He takes this to a far-extreme view, believing ''all'' cultures and societies are burdens. If he had his way, mortal races would do away with all forms of civilization and surrender to base primal instincts. His worshippers (mostly gnolls) are just as bad. |
* In ''[[Dungeons and Dragons]]'' Yeenoghu the Butcher, the Demon Lord of Beasts. He takes this to a far-extreme view, believing ''all'' cultures and societies are burdens. If he had his way, mortal races would do away with all forms of civilization and surrender to base primal instincts. His worshippers (mostly gnolls) are just as bad. |
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== Web Original == |
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* In ''[[SCP Foundation]]'', the [https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/tuftos-proposal Scarlet King] (who is more or less the [[Big Bad]] of the series) is the embodiment of this Trope, representing hate felt towards the modern world. This is, in fact, the claim made by [[The Dragon|Dipesh Spivak]], the leader of the most notorious cult that worships the Scarlet King. |
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== Western Animation == |
== Western Animation == |