I've always been extremely drawn to characters that conquer

>>55426160
He'd make a cool Rifts boss..
you could make the ring lined with speakers that play mortal combat, and he is invincible so long as they play, but if you destroy the speakers and stop the music he becomes an ordinary guy.

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>>55426160
who doesn't like an evil invader and his army to fight?

>>55426160
>So tell me; how do you like such characters? Magic or technology based? Could you make playing as them instead of against them into a tabletop game?
There's a Mars Attacks supplement for GURPS where you can play as the invading Martians and use their wicked cool B-movie tech.

>>55427322
Make him mortal, turn him into an Arab Shiek. Let him do it all over again. It'll be like when Joker vacationed in Iran.

>>55427322
He will just endlessly monologue until the heroes attack him, hoping that the don't catch on that he is under a spell and can't attack first..

>>55426160
I prefer that they're magic based, because there's often too many inconsistencies in such stories to successfully suspend disbelief for me. Magic takes the edge off that feeling, and lets me just get on with the story.

You can already play as invaders in the 40 k rpgs, Only War and Deathwatch. There's also Carnage among the Stars, where you invade worlds over and over, its the basis of the game. So,yeah, you can absolutely play as the invaders instead of against them. I can't think of a fantasy game that's based on this specifically, but you could run it with most systems I'd guess.