Dead, or alive?
The reason I can't recommend them is because I don't know about them. I avoid Marvel or DC universes where this distinction is easy to make, and most of the quests I do take part in are "villain-adjacent" at most. For example, Gally's
Dark Prince of Camelot (a quest I loved to death, currently dead -- dscription is linked to in the first post of the thread) deals with an anti-hero protagonist who is perceived as a villain of their story, which causes tensions with the perceived "heroes", but is hardly worth the name, having lost the reason to fight dirty. Magery's
Raynare Quet is about a Fallen Angel minor villainess who gets killed off in the prologue of the TV Series, and is forced to reevaluate her second chance at life -- she still acts the part, but evil no longer brings her the satisfaction it used to as an act of defiance of God's will. There is a
story by tomwritestuff (ongoing, and itself a sequel to his first two attempts at the same tale -- you can join in if you like where it's heading) about a lawyer who tries to make a living in the world of superheroes and supervillains, and though she has an ear of two villains, she is not one herself (although that doesn't stop random vigilantes from trying to murder her). There is an
Evil Sorceress council-type quest (currently dead?) built on the principles of questers interacting with a villainess and trying to give her advice on how to develop her kingdom, but apart from conquering nations with necromancy she is no more evil than any given ruler, and if anything, her nation is more prosperous and enlightened for it. There is a short and abandoned
Drow Quest by Birdsie, but their villainy is on a level of highschool bullying (which I found extremely amusing at the time).
There is
Rien ne va plus recommended by someone in this thread boasting the tag of a villain protagonist, and it is supposedly good, but, uh... Marvel quest. Did not read.
Most Warhammer quests played straight would likely land you somewhere adjacent to villainy, though their characters would not think that, obviously.
On the whole, I just don't see this kind of quest around here much. A Conjuror's Journey is probably the closest you can find where you'd be playing a complete and unapologetic monster, not that it is immediately evident.
