Villains Known for Devious Traps

[ondonaflash]

I'm trying to write down the names of villains in some of the more deviously trapped dungeons in D&D official canon. So far I have Halaster Blackcloak and Acererak.

[Pharaoh's Fist]

Tidesinger.

[SurlySeraph]

Every kobold ever.

[FoE]

Trappa Von Trapp, the Trapmaking Trap-layer. The Third.

[Sstoopidtallkid]

Vecna. Because every trap is his domain.

Asmodeus. If you aren't dead of a trap, it's because he needs you to die in some other way.

Any Kobold. Just because.

[elliott20]

Gygax.

His vanity plate should be "1DVS_BSTD"

[Pharaoh's Fist]

Trappa the Trapmaking Trap-layer. The Third.
Ah yes, I have heard of him; the infamous Master Baiter.

[FoE]

Ah yes, I have heard of him; the infamous Master Baiter.

Let's not forget his partner "Switch."

I think they were in the module "The Deadly Death Traps of Fatal Trap Island."

[Yukitsu]

I hear Elminster practiced this for a short stint while researching divine magic.

[chiasaur11]

Trappa Von Trapp, the Trapmaking Trap-layer. The Third.

Eh.

His traps are merely meh.

His advertising skills, however, are second to none.

[FoE]

He was also an excellent singer.

Pity that he met his end at the teeth of giant rats when climbing out of the pit of molten cheese. Killed by one of his own traps! I think the poets call that "irony."

As D&D villains go, he was one of the more memorable ones. How would Keep on the Borderlands fared if it wasn't for Trappa Von Trapp?

He was no Baron Pineapple, mind you ...