#after playing as feyd rautha i want to see him play more villains

[moonlit-knightz]

austin would make a great ghost face! he’s got the build and can play psychotic too well 🫢

[cactus-chowder]

do what you love!

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A 6 panel Dune comic about the villains. Summary: Feyd-Rautha is feeling down about one of his hobbies, Piter offers… insight.

Panel 1: Piter is passing by, Feyd-Rautha is sitting down and looking troubled. Piter says, "Feyd-Rautha, where has your football got off to? I usually see you carrying one." Feyd says, "You noticed, huh..." and Piter replies, with a little enthusiasm, "I notice everything!"

Panel 2: Feyd is still sitting down, looking troubled. Piter has stopped to chat. Feyd says, "Well. My uncle thinks it doesn't look respectable for me to play football. He thinks anything that's not gladiator sport is a waste of time. I'm so tired of listening to his negative comments." And Piter replies, "Surely you can find a shared love of the sport among your teammates? Among your rivals, even?" To which Feyd says, "Everyone hates me on the pitch. My teammates most of all. If we play well, from the outside it looks like the game was rigged. If we play badly... if I play badly... it's like it's not about a game anymore. People who hate my family go nuts. They want to see me fail so bad. Sometimes I feel like they want to hurt me. And it's like, whatever... chill... I'm not my uncle. I didn't do all that stuff he did. Maybe I just want to play a game."

Panel 3: Piter has come to sit down next to Feyd, and is looking up at him with what looks like sympathy. Feyd looks uneasy but trusting. Piter says, "Oh, Feyd... I had no idea you were going through this. I have been your uncle's advisor for a long time. May I share something with you? Something even he does not always realize?" And Feyd says, "Yeah?"

Panel 4: The shadows on Piter's face are more pronounced. He's suddenly revealing indifference like he's dropping a mask. He says, "I don't care about stuff like that. At all. I ask questions out of mild curiosity, and to track the capricious moods of nobles like weather patterns."

Panel 5: Piter gets up lightly and goes along on his way, smiling to himself. Feyd looks after him with an expression of disbelief and betrayal.

Panel 6: Feyd is holding a football again. He's glaring in the direction Piter went.