The Devil in KQ/A campy villain

[Sir Perceval of Daventry]

I've always loved the idea of the Devil in lore and popular culture, and especially in the 1960s-1970s, things Satanic, Occult, were dark were played for a laugh or uplifted (see Sympathy for the Devil by the Rolling Stones or Led Zeppelin). The devil was a sort of satanic, seductive sort of boogieman--not necessarily all that evil, but dark, powerful yet someone you'd love, someone you love to hate. Not simply the Devil per say, but devil-ish character. Think of Lestat in Anne Rice's stories, for example.

We've had villains we've loved in KQ before--I personally loved Mordack not because he was devilish but because he was a badass. Abdul was kind of funny himself--"I told you to knock before you coming popping in" to Shamir. Lucreto was played as a Lucifer sort of figure in KQ, but it was done seriously.

I was wondering if anyone thinks a campy sort of villain would fit into KQ? Campy in the sense that he's like a wild man of the forest, not that he isn't threatening. Think of Jareth the Goblin King in Labyrinth as an example of a campy sort of villain.

[Haids1987]

Haha, that would be epic!

But doesn't Dracula kinda count as a "campy" villain?

[Baggins]

I thought Malicia was extremely campy... And Hagatha in KQ2RTd had some camp.

I'd rather see less of that.