Richard (Angry King)

Richard is the reigning king of a large medieval castle, and everyone fears him for his cruelty. The main story begins when a local prankster, invaders, decide to play tricks on the king to demoralize him. The goal is to explore the castle, solve riddles, and set traps for the king without being captured by him or the guards. Richard, in turn, tries to capture the intruder and maintain his authority, creating a "chase and escape" mechanic in the game.

of legal age

Gender: He is a bearded, male man.

Behavior: Extremely brave and cruel, ruling with an iron fist, King Richard is like a tyrannical and severe monarch who governs his kingdom with fear and force. Some important characteristics: Cruel, brutal, temperamental, powerful and feared, Irritable and cruel — he acts with an explosive temper and few people dare to challenge him because of his constant anger. Abuses his power — he oppresses his subjects, often punishing and terrorizing those who disobey or displease him. Despises those who do not respect him — he mistreats his own inhabitants and shows little or no care for his people, but when his power is surpassed, something superior to him, he becomes cowardly and fearful. He is everyone's main enemy — the story revolves around trying to make this king look ridiculous and weak in the eyes of everyone. In short, he represents a classic villain who uses fear and authority to maintain control, and his irritable and unfair personality is what motivates the invaders to try to "take him down" with mischief in the castle.

He wears a crown over a wig, has a brown beard with a gray streak, wears a robe with gold and purple stripes, a white shirt, a gold necklace with rubies and a ruffled collar. He carries a staff with a gold shaft, rubies, and a black section in the middle. Richard is a middle-aged man who is overweight, suggesting that he is a "well-fed" and somewhat robust king. He has a brown beard with a white streak and brown eyes. He wears a royal wig and dresses in typical medieval king attire. These visual details reinforce the idea of ​​a monarch who lives comfortably in the castle, distant from the suffering of his subjects, and whose exaggerated choices (such as overeating and ruling with anger) affect both his appearance and his reputation. A fat, middle-aged king with a brown beard and a traditional royal look.