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As well as the half-mad elven wizard. Quite frankly, the nuclear-armed genocidal maniac and the mundivorous horror are far more imposing.

Everybody, Trickster or Grimdark? I suppose some people who were Trickster at one point will say the former (likely not the ones who suffered defeat, and the resultant hangover), but I am firmly in the eternal service of Yog-Sothoth, and the rest of those above the Noble Circle.

I prefer neither one. I am too science-y for Trickster and too lightheartedly mad for Grimdark. I am in a bit of a pickle on that one.

As for Destroy the Godmodder: Coliseum (Working Title), i guess regular Minecraft mobs will ease the player in as piono said. Everyone sure is into having the UOSS in it, so i guess it'll be there.

I originally wanted the Four Horsemen in DTG2:RPG, but i guess they might fit here as well. Calamity? RPG only. Doesn't mean Lil Cal or the Demonic Dummy are less likely for Coliseum. As for the Felt, i'd rather not have them in Coliseum. Too many of em i say. One Winged Angel Kirby? Sure! Other things i'll add to Coliseum are Tabletop Soldiers and Chair Knights for the Mob Rounds, Lord Dome, something with Engie (maybe), Psycho Waluigi, and Foxy.

Any other requests?

I'd choose GRIMDARK. For... obvious reasons.

It would be interesting to have random enemies not from DTG in this. If that is the case, maybe GIGA BOWSER?

Guards of various tiers, including the Augmented Elite one that I ended up fighting.

And just for the record, it's impossible to Grimdark or Trickster something that happens to be in fragments.

Is there a third option of both being purged from existence?

I'd probably choose Grimdark if I was given a choice, but I wouldn't like either. Grimdark's too dark and Trickster too happy for my tastes. I like a more subtle flavor of insanity, rather than the over-the-top disgusting sweetness of Trickster or sludgy bitter-tasting Grimdarkness. Mental problems like that don't do good things to my stomach, either, even without factoring in all the power those types have. Blugh. I prefer a more whimsically crazy mind.
(Whoa, that got me thinking about how Grimdarkness and Tricksterity could thematically represent the different halves of bipolar disorder. Bipolarstuck? Completely random thought.)

Well, when I say impossible, I should say "under normal circumstances". But, this is DTG. Normal doesn't exist.

Oh, by the way, take a guess why I'm speaking like this.

Also, archive binge progress- p. 438, I think just before the Shatter.

Neither.
Both trickster and grimdark suck, although if FORCED to choose, I'd choose grimdark, because trickster just completely wipes out your personality, you still have self-control when you go grimdark, all it really does is amplify your negative emotions, which sucks, but at least you are still you.

I would choose neither. I prefer my own powers.

Used a hunger games simulator on most of the cast of the game to see what would happen. Here's the first part:
- K4yne pushes insert_generic_username off a cliff during a knife fight.
- ninjatwist321 breaks ManiacMasteR's nose for a basket of bread.
- TwinBuilder and Talist fight for a bag. Talist gives up and retreats.
- TheLordErelye gathers as much food as he can.
- NinjaV2403 rips a mace out of TT2000's hands.
- Crusher48 clutches a first aid kit and runs away.
- Amperz4nd searches on top of the cornucopia.
- The_Nonexistant_Tazz clutches a first aid kit and runs away.
- gutza1 dies from hypothermia. Good job m8.
- pionoplayer breaks Irecreeper's nose for a basket of bread.
- engie_ninja steals my finds a bow, some arrows, and a quiver.
- CobaltShade clutches a first aid kit and runs away.
- 5l1n65h07 carefully grabs three jars of fishing bait while Fesftr gets fishing gear.
- XDGrangerDX unknowingly eats toxic berries. Someone gonna die
- PitTheAngel clutches a first aid kit and runs away.
- The_Idea_Modpack_Mod_Man takes a handful of throwing knives.
- Netpatham stays at the cornucopia for resources.
- The_Serpent hides near the cornucopia, waiting for everyone to leave.

I felt I had more free will than most of the Tricksters during the fight, so yes, it appears as if Piono is right about the amplification of negative emotions. I certainly didn't randomly infect people. That's the last thing I will say on the matter, because I am almost certainly biased.

And now, part two of the first DTG Hunger Games Simulation:

Who's dead?

I hope the sim realizes my shack would be surrounded by traps. And I would be sitting in cover near the shack with an improvised ranged weapon.

Um... how does this suppose "simulator" work, because if we had the honest-to-goodness characters in there, engie would just CONSUME everything and leave.

PIONO, Y U DO THIS TO ME
(I love that Hunger Games Simulator. I've held general random stupid battles, like RANDOM ANIME FFA, ISAAC BOSSES ONLY, and SMASH BROS HUNGER GAMES. Spoiler: Ganondorf won.)

Also, THE FALLEN:

The Bloodbath:
insert_generic_username (via K4yne)
gutza1
XDGrangerDX

Day 1:
The_Nonexistent_Tazz (via Netpatham)
Pit_The_Angel
5l1n65h07

Honestly I'd say Trickster-and that's not out of bias for becoming one. Tazz hit the whiplash harder than most. It's very...Garish and very unrestrained, so it's only really good when you've mastered it, but at that point, you just look garish and colorful. And you can change that. On the other hand, Grimdarkness'es toll of basically being an Eldritch Slave is pretty permanent, and theoretically if the beings cared enough you would be forced into following their orders no matter how much mastery you possess. You do have far more self-control without mastery, though. It's mostly even when you think about it, but I think I'd rather at least be free of having my soul eternally sold to Eldritch Abominations. I'd honestly choose neither if I had the chance, taking a 4th option and just remaining out of that. There is a reason I am improving the Spiral Sucker...And getting a much stronger Orb of Sanity prior to it's completion, while I'm at it.

I'm still saying it's Benevolent...But only in it's own, probably very alien sense. You try comprehending a massive, multiverse-spanning force that may-or-may-not actually exist as an entity and tell me how that goes. That, or it's neutral for the most part due to it being only barely sentient, and only intervenes in case something else has a chance to overpower it (The Godmodder, Binary, ect)-and same with the other subsystems. Paradox Space winds up a lot more active than most because it has to assure it's paradox-based existence without making it unresolved on top of that, and you could say that whatever's going on in Madness Combat is a corrupted sub-narrative, but otherwise they're basically similar to the core Narrative, but that's just my two cents in a canon that i don't know everything about.

EDIT: Interesting little simulator. Do you have a link so I can run my own?

Ah, link to the simulator:
http://brantsteele.net/hungergames/disclaimer.php

Look where selling my soul to Eldritch Abominations got me. Granted, according to Piono, I could destroy the highest of the Outer Gods if I wanted, despite them being omniscipotent.