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== Tabletop Games ==
* Some leaders in ''[[Warhammer
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* [[Command & Conquer|Kane is probably most famous.]]
** Played with in that we never find out exactly what ''his'' vision (as separate from the visions he presents to his followers) is. Clearly, he has a plan, but it seems to result in wildly different goals between one game and another (exactly what is the connection between [[Body Horror|Divination]] and Ascension?).
* [[The Master (trope)|The Master]] in ''[[Fallout 1]]''. Believes that his Super Mutants are the natural evolution of mankind and the perfect solution to the irradiated, destroyed Wastelands of 22nd-century California.
** Caesar from ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]''. He thinks that the [[After the End|post-apocalyptic earth]] is proof that democracy has failed, and sets out to unite what's left as a monothetic dictatorship, replete with slavery, crucifixion and institutionalized sexism (including legally-sanctioned ''rape''). At the game's beginning he's conquered Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and Colorado, and is poised to take Nevada.
* {{spoiler|Jacques the Aldersberg, the Grand Master of the Order}} in [[The Witcher]].
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