History LetsPlay / Sjin

** UpToEleven during the "Prongs of Power" series when he [[spoiler:nukes the entire world with more nukes than he can fire in a single turn whilst humming Mozart's Requiem]]. The rest of the game was mostly spent recovering from this.

* TheKingdom: Sjin has his very own in ''Rule the World'', where he builds the Kingdom of Sjinterfell from a single (large) house to a thriving kingdom full of other members of the LetsPlay/{{Yogscast}} as his [[WorkerUnit Worker Units]], as well as his very own RagtagBandOfMisfits he finds in his adventures!

* WildCard: In ''VideoGame/{{Civilization}} V'', LetsPlay/{{Rythian}} is understandably rather skeptical as to Sjin's allegiance, given how in a single game (well, series) he can backstab rather well. Indeed, when it appears that he may join LetsPlay/LewisBrindley, [[spoiler:he joins LetsPlay/{{Sips}}' poorly thought-through revolution for the hell of it, then rejoins them and tries claiming to have part of the glory, when in reality LetsPlay/DuncanJones and Rythian were responsible for the victory]].

* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: One of the reasons he was able to get away with [[CassandraTruth claiming to be the murderer]] in one round of ''VideoGame/GarrysMod Murder'' is because many trolls pretend to be the murderer. Sjin exploited this for full effect and killed everyone.

** In ''Rule the World'', Sjin receives instruction to explore Thaumcraft as part of a larger story arc, and is specifically told to seek out a wizard in The Twilight Forest. Sjin does this and meets [[TokenEvilTeammate Spooky_Steve]], a lich skilled in Thaumcraft. At first, he won't help until Sjin applies some 'leverage' in the form of finding and grabbing his [[SoulJar phylactery]]. Despite [[GoodIsNotNice effectively kidnapping Steve and forcing him into slavery]] (a point Steve [[WhatTheHellHero brings up nearly every episode]]), Sjin is always careful to be nice to Steve, even going so far as to build him a giant Mage tower in Sjinterfell and to get the hounds off him when he gets stuck in their pen. Someone has ''clearly'' read the EvilOverlordList.

** This could be a case of BlackAndGreyMorality however, as Sjin is more than willing to fight obviously evil opponents like Lord_Blackwood, and help ambiguously good characters like Princess Eldraphyn...but he never claims to be ''good'', exactly. He just wants to TakeOverTheWorld.

** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] with the aforementioned [[spoiler:Spooky_Steve]] - he knows they are evil from the moment they meet, and immediately takes steps to compel their loyalty and instruction in Thaumcraft [[spoiler:by finding their phylactery and putting it in a pocket dimension that Steve can't get to. Thus, if he ever wants to return to his hole in the ground, he'd better teach Sjin Thaumcraft, and, [[EvilIsNotAToy no funny business!]]]]

** In ''Rule the World'', Sjin receives instruction to explore Thaumcraft as part of a larger story arc, and is specifically told to seek out a wizard in The Twilight Forest. Sjin does this and meets Spooky_Steve, a lich skilled in Thaumcraft. At first, he won't help until Sjin applies some 'leverage' in the form of finding and grabbing his [[SoulJar phylactery]]. Despite [[GoodIsNotNice effectively kidnapping Steve and forcing him into slavery]] (a point Steve [[WhatTheHellHero brings up nearly every episode]]), Sjin is always careful to be nice to Steve, even going so far as to build him a giant Mage tower in Sjinterfell and to get the hounds off him when he gets stuck in their pen. Someone has ''clearly'' read the EvilOverlordList.

** In ''Rule the World'', Sjin receives instruction to explore Thaumcraft as part of a larger story arc, and is specifically told to seek out a wizard in The Twilight Forest. Sjin does this and meets Spooky_Steve, a lich skilled in Thaumcraft. At first, he won't help until Sjin applies some 'leverage' in the form of finding and grabbing his [[SoulJar phylactery]]. Despite [[GoodIsNotNice effectively kidnapping Steve and forcing him into slavery]] (a point Steve [[WhatTheHellHero brings up nearly every episode]]), Sjin is always careful to be nice to Steve, even going so far as to build him a giant Mage tower in Sjinterfell and to get the hounds off him when he gets stuck in their pen. Someone has ''clearly'' read TheEvilOverlordList.

* TheKingdom: Sjin has his very own in ''Rule the World'', where he builds the Kingdom of Sjinterfell from a single (large) house to a thriving kingdom full of other members of the LetsPlay/{{Yogscast}} as his WorkerUnits, as well as his very own RagtagBandOfMisfits he finds in his adventures!

* TheKingdom: Sjin has his very own in ''Rule the World'', where he builds the Kingdom of Sjinterfell from a single (large) house to a thriving kingdom full of other members of the LetsPlay/{{Yogscast}}, as well as his very own RagtagBandOfMisfits he finds in his adventures!

** In ''Rule the World'', the army of Sjinterfell's archers suffer from this, though the sheer number of archers allow for quite an impressive result...[[spoiler:his army, despite taking heavy losses, wins a decisive victory against [[EvilAristocrat Lord_Blackwood]], forcing him to flee...and ending the Blackwood arc.]]

** In ''Rule the World'', the army of Sjinterfell's archers suffer from this, though the sheer number of archers allow for quite an impressive result...[[spoiler:his army, despite taking heavy losses, wins a decisive victory against Lord_Blackwood, forcing him to flee...and ending the Blackwood arc.]]

** In ''Rule the World'', the army of Sjinterfell's archers suffer from this, though the sheer number of archers allow for quite an impressive result...[[spoiler:his army, despite taking heavy losses, wins a CurbstompBattle against Lord_Blackwood, forcing him to flee...and ending the Blackwood arc.]]

** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] with the aforementioned [[spoiler:Spooky_Steve]] - he knows they are evil from the moment they meet, and immediately takes steps to compel their loyalty and instruction in Thaumcraft [[spoiler:by finding their phylactery and putting it in a pocket dimension that Steve can't get to. Thus, if he ever wants to return to his hole in the ground, he'd better teach Sjin Thaumcraft, and, [[EvilIsNotAToy no funny business!]]

* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: In ''Rule the World'', a great deal of the plot has him trying to rebuild [[spoiler:the goddess Renzovia]], who numerous antagonists [[spoiler:or in the case of the Lich Spooky_Steve, antagonistic allies]] discuss in less than glowing terms, while Sjin refers to her as a benevolent figure due to [[SuperGullible her promise of power and greatness.]]

* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: In ''Rule the World'', a great deal of the plot has him trying to rebuild [[spoiler:the goddess Renzovia]], who numerous antagonists [[spoiler:or in the case of the Lich Spooky_Steve, antagonistic allies]] discuss in less than glowing terms, while Sjin refers to her as a benevolent figure due to her promise of power and greatness.

** In ''Rule the World'', the army of Sjinterfell's archers suffer from this, though the sheer number of archers allow for quite an impressive result...[[spoiler:his army wins a CurbstompBattle against Lord_Blackwood, forcing him to flee...and ending the Blackwood arc.]]

* TheKingdom: Sjin has his very own in ''Rule the World'', where he builds the Kingdom of Sjinterfell from a single (large) house to a thriving kingdom full of other members of the LetsPlay/Yogscast, as well as his very own RagtagBandOfMisfits he finds in his adventures!

** This could be a case of BlackAndGreyMorality however, as Sjin is more than willing to fight obviously evil opponents like Lord_Blackwood, and help ambiguously good characters like Princess Eldraphyn...but he never claims to be ''good'', exactly. He just wants to RuleTheWorld.

* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: In ''Rule the World'', a great deal of the plot has him trying to rebuild [[spoiler:the goddess Renzovia]], who numerous antagonists [[spoiler:or in the case of the Lich Spooky_Steve, antagonistic allies]] discuss.
** This could be a case of BlackAndGreyMorality however, as Sjin is more than willing to fight obviously evil opponents like Lord_Blackwood, and help ambiguously good characters like Princess Eldraphyn...but he never claims to be ''good'', exactly.

* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: In ''Rule the World'', a great deal of the plot has him trying to rebuild the goddess Renzovia, who numerous antagonists [[spoiler:or in the case of the Lich Spooky_Steve, antagonistic allies]] discuss.