>>36837736
King/Land/Rule: http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Disney_Villains_Victorious_K/L/Rs
Adventurer's Almanac: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kI-I-ClcaZc4YPFQzmExOxfqzHAsLOkqLnKufm9Ty5c/edit?pli=1
Setting Traits: http://pastebin.com/8RRbwMQT
Beast Species:http://pastebin.com/iPGVax1A
TRAITS: http://pastebin.com/TJXncd7A
POWERS:http://pastebin.com/pQDDqisU
Fluff Catalogue: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qj_IIuF_rqh_F2L-SeYn-dBiwDTtwWFpnbcXyfcgeE8/edit
Song Catalogue: (google doc) 1oQniqbLaTCF7V19fnXP0_zUW7GFr3ESziGM6U5mEcC0/edit
Rumour Mill: (google doc) 17CzFrAblibwD__7sEYorqXSz4ILYVp1O4tcQ-mGyYiI/edit?usp=sharing
Villain Immortality: http://pastebin.com/kA1wsUzV
National Anthems: http://pastebin.com/Gd9rETxb
Chimera Races: http://pastebin.com/B8SkUwWB (Out of date, needs to be updated)
First Playtest: http://pastebin.com/Vy1E0sHB
Second playtest:http://pastebin.com/qE1kW0YY
Third playtest: http://pastebin.com/sWj8Y87v
Fourth Playtest: http://pastebin.com/SHieN5zL
Fifth Playtest: http://pastebin.com/TGctR8VA
Sixth Playtest: http://pastebin.com/8wUw2Leg
Seventh Playtest: http://pastebin.com/ygcRPBzf

First Campaign Session: http://pastebin.com/Ne7SpFMJ
Second Campaign Session: http://pastebin.com/2hbsDP74

Google doc for character creation:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1m8XSm73Ea4ECdDdP9V4IVJCEBji6HPw43LRPyUCDmx4/edit?usp=sharing

Playtests are hosted here; https://app.roll20.net/join/601097/mEiDCA

Magic IRC is hosted on Mibbit, network is AsyloIRC, room is #DVVmagic

Experimental new rules for Yzmic Chimeras http://pastebin.com/p2QaTaiB

DTP in the West Story Archive: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ONQ38zlRwgmM90MMkENcmSZhsIhN4r1O0KqxdQn3GKs/edit

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Well, I said I'd post the villain I'd completed today when the new thread was up, and the new thread is up. But one thing I want to ask first, /dvv/.

ARE YOU RRREEEAAADYY!?

>>36837926
YES

>>36838020
>>36837926
Name: Caimán Diablo
Role: Strong/Intelligent
Size: Giant
Species: Alligator???
Tier: Heroic

---Attributes---
Robustness: 18
Agility: 6
Intelligence: 14
Sensibility: 12
Charm: 10
Will: 3/3
Strikes: 4/4

---Skills---
Athletics: 8
Brawl: 10 (12 with Bite, Tail)
Prevent Harm: 10 (12 with All-Natural Armor)
Endure: 10
Stealth: 8 (typically rolled with Sensibility, as per the standard crocodilian hunting strategy)
Intimidate: 8
Deceive: 5 (7 with Crocodile Tears)
Persuasion: 5
Occult: 16
Academics: 5
Linguistics: 12
Travel: 8
Insight: 8

---Traits---
Giant: +4 Brawl rolls when charging into combat.
Rivergoer: Bonus to movement in water, penalty to movement on land
All-Natural Armor: +2 to Prevent Harm.
Tick-Tock: +2 Intimidate to Pirates
Crocodile Tears: +2 to Deceive.
Death Roll: Spend a Will Point and the character may choose to roll their Brawl vs. an enemy's Robustness/Agility to pin that enemy to the ground at risk of opening up another attack on the character upon failure. Pinned enemies cannot attack until unpinned and must make a Robustness check against a character's Brawl roll to become unpinned every round until defeated or successful escape. Crocodiles do two strikes to Pinned enemies on a successful strike.
Overwhelming Brawn: If your Robustness exceeds your opponent's Robustness by 3 or more, your physical attacks score an additional Strike for every 7 point over the opponent's defense instead of every 10 so long as they are dealt with Robustness.
Think You Can Hide from Me?: +2 to Insight when attempting to detect people in Stealth.
Don't You Disrespect Me, Little Man!: +3 to Intimidate if the character has taken a Social strike in this Situation.
Refined: +3 to Academics related to art and culture.
Been Around the Block: This unit has been around for a long, long time. +2 to rolls concerning knowledge from the long past.

>>36838045
---Powers---
Crikey!: Your Brawl attacks score an additional Strike for every 8 point over the opponent's defense instead of every 10
Aquatic Ambusher: Reroll Stealth checks while swimming and keep the better result.
Terror of the Swamp: At the beginning of each turn (in combat), make an Intimidate attack against all those who have gazed upon Diablo in the last round.
In The Dark Of The Night: Reroll Occult checks at night and keep the better result.
Mystery Power: This unspecified power reflects Diablo's true nature, as decided by the GM.

>>36838060
---Description---
An ancient alligator changed by voodoo long ago? A beast from the Other Side? An alligator that a Friend is using as a cheval? No one, save Facilier, Mama Odie and himself, knows exactly what Caimán Diablo is, but there are a few things everyone knows about him. For instance, he takes the shape of an alligator over 30 feet long, as black as night save for his light purple underbelly and the glowing light green inside his jaws. His teeth are as long and thick as tent pegs and sharp as razors, while his eyes contain an unnatural spark. If you go into the bayou, he will find you, unless you stick to the areas he is too large to access, in which case he'll send mundane alligators after you. Either way, when you are found (when, NOT if) you must offer tribute if you wish to live. The proper tribute is a lamb or any larger red meat animal that has been specially marinated; however, a chicken or larger white meat animal that is properly marinated will suffice on the condition that you go back the way you came. Beef jerky with barbeque sauce will get you a 10 second head start, 30 if Diablo's feeling generous. Though it might work for the alligators he commands, never offer fish to Diablo himself. Trust me, he'll do worse than killing you.

>>36838079
Though they are completely independent of each other, Facilier benefits from Diablo's presence. All but the most foolish of those who seek Mama Odie or wish to flee their debts through the bayou will prepare tribute. However, both marinades for tribute include gunpowder and ground up dried shrimps among their ingredients. Since dried shrimp isn't used at all in the local cuisine except for a select few gumbos, anyone who purchases dried shrimp and gunpowder (including munitions, especially if they don't have the proper guns) is almost certainly planning to do something in the bayou soon. By keeping tabs on who purchases those items and cross-referencing, he can identify these people and inform everyone whom they owe a debt, putting them further in his own debt.

However, there is another detail about Diablo that most do not know. He is far smarter and more knowledgable than any alligator should be; far more than most men are, even! He is especially knowledgable about history, ancient languages and above all the occult. And he is certainly smart enough to know that when someone brings him a bull or prize hog when a lamb or chicken would've sufficed, they want him to share his many secrets....

I hope you're satisfied.

>>36838045
FUCK

HOLD ON

CORRECTION:
Strikes: 5+3X, where X is number of party members.

I don't know how that slipped by me. Eh, blame my Friends On The Other Side

>>36838098
>>36838079
>>36838060
>>36838045

I really like the looks of this guy and its clear you put a lot of hard work into statting him up! Great work!

Rough draft of Beckett here.

Chairman Cutler Beckett of the East Indian Trade Company
Role: Sensible/Charming
Country of Origin: The EITC
Size: Medium
Species: Human
---Attributes---
Robustness: 9
Agility: 12
Intelligence: 14
Sensibility: 16
Charm: 14
Will: 4/4
Strikes: 3+3x, where X is the number of players in the party.
---Skills---
Acrobatics: 7
Athletics: 4
Melee: 10
Ranged: 6
Prevent Harm: 10
Endure: 8
Deceit: 10
Persuasion: 10
Intimidate: 4
Academics: 8
Travel: 9
Insight: 8
---Traits---
-KING:
This character is a KING, and gains all the relevant bonuses thereof.
-Master of an Army:
This unit can call in Villains to assist him in battle if they have not been defeated.
-Opting for Oblivion:
Any unit under Cutler Beckett's direct command is granted +2 to all rolls so long as Cutler Beckett is alive.
-Ensuring the World turns Properly:
+3 to any checks involving large-scale logistics and the concerns thereof.
-It's Lord now, Actually:
Whenever Cutler Beckett is hit while there are Mooks or Lackeys under his direct command on the field within five feet, there is a one half chance that instead of taking the strikes, the nearest Mook or Lackey will take them instead.

---Powers---
-Give No Quarter!:
Spend one Will Point. Cutler Beckett may summon 5+7x where x is the number of player mook-level soldiers to aid him in the current battle, OR 1+1x lackey-level soldiers.
-And They’re Signed:
Spend two Will Points. Cutler Beckett can use two actions to make a persuasion roll at a -4 modifier that deals triple strikes upon a hit.

Equipment:
Lordly Uniform: +2 to Persuasion
Beckett’s Sabre: +3 to Melee
Handforged Flintlock: +3 to Ranged

>>36838774
Great work on Beckett! I like that we seem to have a good range of different Kings I this setting, some that are powerful by themselves, some that are masters of armies and some that use tricks or unusual game mechanics.

>>36838020
>>36838276
>>36838894

Thanks cheerleader-kun

>>36839107
Cheerleader-kun(s). We are 4chan, for we are many.

>>36839107
I like what's being done and it's not easy to post more than encouragement from an iPhone while at work. Still plodding along with that Atlantean story though.

REMINDER
Kings left to stat:

The Huntsmen of the Elite Global Huntsman Club (Muntz, Clayton, Gaston, McLeach, Buldeo, Amos Slade, King Fergus)
King Louis of the Kingdom of the Red Flower

New traits for everyone!

>Iron Jaw
Once per encounter, you automatically ignore the first Physical Strike you take.
>Iron Shirt Technique 1
When using Prevent Harm, you can choose to take a -2 penalty on the roll. If you do, the attack inflicts one/two less strikes, to a minimum of one.
>Iron Shirt Technique 2
As long as your Prevent Harm is higher than half than the opponent's attack skill he inflicts one less strike per attack, to a minimum of one.
>Iron Shirt Technique 3
As long as you are using this techniques all physical attacks inflict one less strike, minimum one. This only works if you are completely focused on hardening your body though, and is easily disrupted by social attacks involving distraction.

>>36840637
Oops, the first iron Shirst is supposed to be just one strike less.

>>36840408
Is... Is that really it?
I mean, there's Cherrybomb too, but his statblock is just 'ha, ha, you lose.

>>36841065
That's it. Seven kings, and six of them have the same base. Then we're done.

>>36841218
Have we started Hades?

>>36841245
Aye.

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I'm gonna bite the bullet and try to stat Louie. Charming/Nimble, high music score. No idea what traits, powers and other skills to give him. Anyone feel like helping?

>>36841805
>helping
No, we just watch and clap like americans when someone completes something.

>>36841805
Two words: Dancing Mania

>>36841805
I can help. Here is some information from the Beast Character Creation entry for primates. Let's see what we can adapt:

>Natural Weapons: Punch, Grapple. Primates can use human weaponry and armor with a modicum of fuss, so no bonus to attack rolls -- they'll be using weapons of their own soon enough.

>Racial Traits:
>-Wanna Be Like You: 1 rank of Linguistics at Character Creation
>-Monkeyin' Around: Monkey only: +2 to Deceive.

I would say we could adapt "I wanna be Like You" to give him bonuses based on how many human allies he is leading at the moment.

Maybe give him a power where he can steal a piece of weapon or armor from a character, depriving them of it and using it himself instead.

He needs fire-based powers of course, maybe something akin to Molotov cocktails that he can throw about with abandon.

>>36841846
You are funny guy, anon. I'll kill you last.

>>36842035
Ah yes, now I've got a mechanic in my head. Somebody remind exactly how we agreed music works now.

>>36842233
WIKI

I'll post what I have so far, as I continue working on the piece. Sorry it's taking so long.

“I do hope this is important, Thatch.”

Imperial President Rourke drawled as be and Milo Thatch found themselves traversing another drippy, cavernous chamber, the older man paying no attention to the ancient beauty of the vast, colonnaded hall, the mosaic of the constellations on the ceiling high above or the riot of academic and military personnel milling around them. Clapping one large hand on the Historian General’s shoulder, the older man spoke in that droll, patriarchal tone that he always used when trying to make light of something that he actually found deeply irksome.

“I get no more than three waking hours to myself a day, and instead of spending those three hours enjoying the Commandos game on the radio with a stiff drink and a fine cigar, you’ve got me tramping around in a soggy basement.”

Although he had been cowed by Rourke’s fatherly bullying in the past more times than he would care to admit, Milo Thatch had done some growing up in the twenty years since Atlantis had rose above the waves, and to his credit did not so much as flinch at the man’s cantankerousness or the weight of his heavy hand. Favoring his President with a look of hard-won authority, the bearded, bespectacled man replied in a voice that was steady and certain enough to quell Rourke’s irritability. For the moment, at least.

“Oh, I think you’ll find your time here in this “soggy basement” better spent once you see what I have to show you, Sir. And besides, Communications General Packard records all the games anyway.”

“Alright, alright, but listening to prerecorded baseball isn’t the same Thatch, and you know it.”

>>36843533
Walking side by side, the two high-ranking government officials made their way down a particularly grand staircase, men and women trucking equipment down to and artifacts up from their newest archeological discovery on a makeshift rail system saluting them as they descended further into the lower reaches of the Atlantean Imperial Capitol. Though it was difficult to determine their exact position in the maze-like depths, Milo knew that they were now somewhere far below the Heart Chamber and the A.C.P. R&D Center by the way the crystal pendants around their necks didn't seem to glimmer quite as brightly, probably due to some sort of radiation-shielding material used in the construction of these deep and secure places. Even with all the archeologists and soldiers he constantly found himself surrounded by, Milo always felt oddly lonely there all the same, a feeling not assuaged now by his long-time employer and the jocular enthusiasm with which he has begun talking about Atlantis' favorite adoptive pastime.

>>36843560
Aside from establishing the Atlantean Baseball League as one of his first executive acts, once his Presidency had been made legitimate Rourke had sent out exploratory teams to poke their noses into every nook and cranny they could find, of declaring it the duty of the new government to rediscover any and all "cultural relics" that had been lost to the ebb and flow of time, "for the benefit of the Atlantean people into posterity." Milo knew full well that what the blustering generalissimo had really been looking for were scraps of Atlantis' ancient legacy of crystal technology to exploit and reverse-engineer in the same way he had coerced Princess Kida and harnessed the power of her Crystal Heart toward forwarding his own ambitions. Despite this knowledge however, Milo had accepted his appointment to the position of Historian General out of a sense of responsibility for the Atlanteans' wellbeing after the loss of the Royal Family and Rourke's almost explicit threat that irreparable damages would befall the island nation's historical sites if the exploratory teams didn't have an actual academic in charge.

These halls and chambers, buried under millennia of palatial sprawl and hundreds of feet of water, were one of a half-dozen such newly-discovered sites around the city currently being researched, and had until very recently been completely flooded, explaining the sogginess that Rourke had complained of. The squelch of both men's boots against the wet tile, the cool clamminess of the air and the omnipresent sounds of bilge pumps and miles of gurgling plumbing attested to the fact that the team of engineers working under the Historian General continued to struggle with keeping the ocean from seeping back into the underpinnings of the city.

>>36843589
"All I'm trying to say, Thatch,"

The older man said magnanimously as they reached the bustling rail depot and command center at the bottom of the broad staircase:

"Is that you simply cannot beat the thrill and immediacy of watching the sport live. I tell you, it breaks my heart knowing that I've got that Presidential box at Plato Stadium and no time to enjoy it."

Alright guys, I'm gonna get to my computer in about 40 minutes and try to stat up Gaston, Clayton , and maybe Fergus.

We are getting this shit done in the next two threads, damn it

>>36844047
I'm working on Gaston now. 6+2x Strikes sound good?

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Name: GASTON
Role: Strong/Charming Guy
Country of Origin: France(?)
Size: Medium
Species: Human

---Attributes---
Robustness: 18/16
Agility: 10/16
Intelligence: 6/16
Sensibility: 8/16
Charm: 14/16
Will: 3/3
Strikes: 6+2x, where X is the number of players in the party.

---Skills---
Acrobatics: 3
Athletics: 5
Melee: 6
Ranged: 7
Brawl: 8
Prevent Harm: 8
Endure: 6
Stealth: -
Legerdemain: -
Deceit: 6
Persuasion: 6
Intimidate: 8
Academics: -
Science : -
Occult: -
Mechanics: -
Linguistics: -
Travel: 8
Driving: -
Insight: 6
Music: 6
Craft: 3

---Traits---
Let Me Show You How It's Really Done:
+2 to combat rolls is the foes are using the same type of weapon or combat style
Big Game Hunter:
+3 on ranged rolls against large, dangerous animals. Particularly mean kittens don't count.
NO ONE SHOOTS LIKE GASTON:
Gaston may use Robustness instead of Agility for Ranged.
NO ONE TRACKS LIKE GASTON:
Gaston may use Charm instead of Sensibility for Travel.
NO ONE TAKES CHEAP SHOTS LIKE GASTON:
Gaston gain +3 to all rolls during a surprise round he initiated.
There's no pictures in it!:
Gaston may not use Academics, Science, or Occult for any reason.
Willful self-delusion:
Gaston gains +4 on Endure rolls to ignore Charm-based social attacks, but gains -4 against Sensibility-based social attacks.

---Powers---
Iron Jaw, Villain edition: Gaston ignores the first two Physical strikes he takes.
Charge of the Light Brigade: When charging into odds that are certain death, or at least near-certain death, you may spend a will point. Gain a +5 bonus to all rolls for the next scene as long as your life is in danger.
---Equipment---
Gaston's Shotgun: +7 to Ranged rolls. Requires 14 toughness to use.
Hunting Gear: +2 to Travel and +2 to Prevent Harm.
Gaston is a straight-up beatstick of a fight, with +30 Prevent Harm makig him nigh-immune to physical attacks. You'll need to attack him socially to survive.

>>36844486
>>36844512
As thus, Gatson's official statline to be used in every 'stat me' thread ever was done.

It's on the wiki.

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>>36844486
>>36844512
>>36844597
Truly, no one gets statted like Gaston. Except for the other Hunters, sort of.

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>>36837736

The title of this particular thread immediately made me think of
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgbXX70ciwo

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>>36844983
What movie is that from and what is the context?

Anyhow, I just wanted to leave you guys with Dread's new profile pic before going to bed. Also, I've got Louie's powers under wraps (it's all song and dance), so suggestions for his traits would be greatly appreciated.

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GOO-REH-LUUUUUHZ!!

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Name: William Cecil Clayton
Role: Intelligent/Sensible
Country of Origin: England
Size: Medium
Species: Human

---Attributes---

Robustness: 12
Agility: 10
Intelligence: 17
Sensibility: 14
Charm: 8

Will: 4/4

---Skills---

Athletics: 7
Acrobatics: 5
Melee: 6
Ranged: 8
Brawl: 5
Prevent Harm: 8
Endure: 8
Stealth: 5
Deceit: 9
Persuasion: 8
Intimidate: 6
Linguistics: 3 (Or however much is enough to teach a parrot to sing “God Save the Queen”)
Travel: 9
Insight: 7
Craft: 5

---Traits---

-Condescending Hunter
This character obtains a +4 bonus against all Social attacks from characters with a lower Intelligence score than his own. If it’s a beast of any sort, apply this bonus regardless of the intelligence.

-Think You Can Hide From Me?
+2 to Insight when trying to detect people in Stealth. Alternatively, those that use Stealth against this character get a -2 penalty.

-Big Game Hunter:
+3 on ranged rolls against large, dangerous animals. Particularly mean kittens don't count.

---Powers---
-Retaliate!
Spend a Will Point. This character may immediately retaliate any Strike dealt to him, or an unsuccessful Intimidate check, even outside of his turn. The retaliation counts as a Surprise Attack,
and obtains a +3 bonus

-Even If You Hadn’t Grown Up A Savage….
Spend a Will Point. Clayton may use his Intelligence + Sensibility with his next four Deceit or Persuasion checks. If the target has a lower Intelligence score than Clayton, no need to spend a Will Point.

---Equipment---
(Great) Double-Barrel Rifle: +3 to Ranged. May be fired twice using the same action. An action must be spent to reload after every two shots. Requires a minimum of 12 Robustness to be used.

(Great) Hunting Machete: +2 to Melee

Hunting Knife: +1 to Melee

>>36845793

Now that I think about it, I think I should've made "Retaliate!" be free if what triggered it was an unsucessfull Intimidate check.

Clayton would probably fill his prey full of lead when it tries to roar at him and fail.

What do you guys think, anyway?

>>36845210
Megamind, which is one of Dreamworks better films, and I forget the exact context, but it involves that character being incredibly stupid, yet absolutely terrifying after he gains Superpowers(he's the ultimate parody of the Nice Guy concept)

>>36845069
as I've mentioned in prior threads, we should have a human version of Woody be the ultimate badass of Alameda Slim's territory, one of the few Lawmen working for Slim who actually takes his job seriously(Slim keeps him around both because of how effective he is at his job, and because he's worried about what would happen if he fired him, since the people love him so much)

>>36845793
Adding Clayton up to the wiki now.

This makes for FIVE more Kings to stat.

I CAN COUNT IT
ON ONE HAND

>>36846175

CAN YOU ALL TASTE THE BETA?

CAN YOU FUCKIN' TASTE IT, EVERYBODY?

>>36846297
Uh, we're not gonna really have anything to discuss after we make the beta PDF while playtesting to tune it into a final is going on, though.

>>36846989

We'll have make a whole new setting and we've barely explored it. I'm quite sure we can at the very least fill the future with ideas for adventures and character concepts or something.

Possibly discuss which rules people feel like they'll homebrew or change in their games. Besides, there's a whole lot of splatbooks, expansions, and whatnot.

I think we'll be fine

>>36846989

There's still plenty of fluff and art and characters and enemies to make. Worry not.

>>36846105
>Real life woody
Yes

>>36846989
After the Betas done, we can begin with Villains Victorious: Gridlocked

Man, that title is fucking bad ass

Alameda Slim has not yet claimed immortality like most (if not all) other Kings. In my mind, he has aged and looks a little like Teddy Roosevelt.

>>36849364
Keep in mind that various kings have been in-world for wildly differing amounts of time. We haven't drawn up the official timeline yet but it was generally agreed Shan Yu has been struggling in China for a longass time (40? 50 years?) as the longest, Atlantis has been there second longest at somewhere between 30-20 years and Arrendelle's been there the shortest at a single year.

bump

>>36843627
When is the next bit coming out

What if some of the Ghibli villains were also victorious?

>Sen either escapes before dark and leaves her parents (beginning) or guesses wrong and has to stay at the Bathhouse forever (end)
>Sky Castle Laputa is successfully revitalized and used as a weapon, Ancient Robot Giants patrol the skies around it
>The cleaning lady successfully exposes the lives of the Borrowers to the world, prompting scientific inquiry into these "little people"
>Howl either goes full Demon or is drained of his power by Suleiman, Scarecrow Prince is never returned to normal and the countries continue to be embroiled in war
>That guy with the imperial mandate and his headhunters successfully kill the Forest God and makes it to sunrise; Ashitaka probably dies

>>36850199

Ghibli was a topic in some of the earlier threads--I think most of Japan was given over to the spirits from Princess Mononoke in earlier iterations to appease Ghibli fans.

They've since been removed, though.

So now that we're almost finished with the Kings, let's get to some smaller-scale Villains. The other 2 Horsemen would be good. Maybe some stuff from The Shadowlands?

>>36850758
I can only think of one villain to serve maleficent, the Erkling.

He's the only reason why Faciliers Friends haven't got a foothold in Europe, He only patrols during Winter though

I would also like to see how Claude Frollo handles Nicodemus and Anduriel

>>36850950
>Erkling.
I mean't Erlking

>>36850950
>das erlkönig
Excellent taste, Haddock.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XP5RP6OEJI

>>36850950
Will you also di his Datter?

>>36850199
we might cover it in the non-Disney supplement, however we aren't completely sure about that though

>>36850467
kinda like Doomtown which will return in the eventual Toon supplement, and might get a small section in the Modern/Future supplement as well

>>36851098
Oh,I wasn't expecting someone to as for me to stat this Guy, I honestly have no experience statting this sort of character.
And this is coming from a guy who statted Grigori Rasputin for 1st edition D&D

where did everyone go?

>>36851592
Writing a story, another longer one. I probably won't be able to post it until tomorrow.

>>36849091
Thank you

bump

>>36850950
>>36850963
>>36850982
I'll have to look up who those guys are, but I would like to bring up something I mentioned many threads ago: Oberon and Titania (of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, not the Gargoyles) would be among Maleficent's villains. The easiest way to make them no longer a threat would be to serve as their marriage counselor.

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>>36852450
Dammit, I downloaded a pic just for that post, and I couldn't even remember to post it.

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>>36851592

Still alive, just got drawn away by the Korra finale and lesbians.

Probably no update for the story this week--holiday shopping's been taking up my mind and I kinda need a break after crunching out this madness for around three or four weeks straight.

If not, I might have a little something cooked up by Sunday night as a Christmas gift to the thread.

>>36849940
I'm still working on it. It's slow going because writing doesn't come as easily to me as it does for some others, and I have a lot going on at work and with the family during the holidays this year.

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>>36852998
Take what time you need. Just remember to put more thought and effort into writing the climax; the climax being, of course, Rourke's reaction to Milo showing and explaining the mural to him.

>>36853126
That's good advice, thanks. I have something in mind to make the reveal more impactful, it's just a matter of getting to that point and hitting the notes I want along the way. For as little as I wrote with as many mistakes as it has, its been reworked a lot.

>>36846105
>>36849082
But would he be the character represented by the toy from Toy Story, or would he be one of those toys transformed into a real cowboy Pinocchio-style?

>>36849091
What would Gridlocked be? Tron/Wreck-It Ralph?

>>36853873
Gridlocked covers Disney (and potentially other companies') films and properties set in the near-present and not-too-distant future like Tron, Wreck-It Ralph, Big Hero 6, the Incredibles, etc. etc. etc. It is a setting rife with supervillainy but also with the potential for superheroism, where a bank can be robbed and saved twice in a single day, and where cyberspace is a very real place where evil programs and good glitches battle for survival.

There was talk of including WALL-E as well, under the conditions that Wall-E was able to get the Axiom to return to an Earthly wasteland, but Auto remains in control, keeping his human cargo happy and ignorant while sending out security bots on seek and destroy missions.

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>>36837736
does anyne have the rules for fairy/fey player characters?

>>36854452
I hadn't even thought about them for a long, long time. Did we finish making rules for fairy PCs and NPCs? I can't even remember now, it was so long ago. We need more fairies around here.

I seem to remember talk of fairies when we started to crunch things out in earnest but haven't heard muh about them afterward either. I'm not sure whether that is because their racial specs were easily worked out of they got lost in the shuffle.

>>36854752
We had also started on genies but we never agreed on their "magic" trait and everything was buried in the archives.

>>36855499
Buried in the archives is, I think, the current status of fairies. I'm on my phone but may try to archive dive for the information.

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Finished with the story.
It's a bit harsher than usual, but then again, so is Frollo.
http://pastebin.com/sqhLPXfg

where's everone gone?

>>36856633
Harsh, yes, but you're exactly right in that Frollo is a harsh man. I think, despite all the fantastical villains we have in the world of DVV, that Frollo is one of the most frightening. His brand of evil is an entirely human evil without any trace of comedy or remorse, and that's a scary thing. I really liked the climax of the story and its callback to discussion of threads long passed.

Still writing myself, but still at work.

FINALS ARE OVER! YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whnn9ReUV04! LET' 'S GET THE BETA OUT BEFORE CHRISTMAS BREAK IS THROUGH!

>>36857670
I know for me personally, I live on America's east coast and am still at work and posting on my phone when I can. I think that there may be at least a few of us in the same timezone situation. Also, college finals and holiday season is upon us, so many posters may be busier than they normally would be with school or family matters. Lastly, we're reaching the end of the core-game creation phase of this project, and after fifty-six threads some of our longest-posting contributors may be starting to feel fatigued.

It might feel a little disheartening when these threads hit dead-spots, but there are still plenty of us that want to participate and contribute. It might just take a bit longer.

>>36857986

Nice selection.

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I'm back and I want YOU statting the last kings.

Still writing.

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It is all for naught.

>>36860878
wut

>>36860878
>>36862163

I find myself in agreement. How could we possibly hope to stand against THAT monstrosity.

MULAAAANNN
http://imgur.com/a/wXZmh

Once, we've finished the Huntsmen Club, King Louie and his Land and Rule need some expansion.

>>36843627
Ignoring his President as tactfully as he could, the Historian General scanned the assembly of archeologists and their guard detail searching out the owner of one particular female voice, both gravelly and shrill, heard shouting over the din. Hoping somewhat uncharitably that his Site Chief's abrasive intellectualism might counter Rourke's parochial chumminess, Milo guided their steps toward the voice, saluting and being saluted by members of his team as they passed. After a few moments more the familiar figure of his Site Chief came into view, a short and rather heavyset young woman with a wavy bob of Atlantean hair, wearing a long, ratty coat over what looked to be a colorful muumuu. Gesticulating wildly as she harangued a group of new assistants almost half again her height, the raucous woman paid no attention to her boss or her president as they approached, Milo holding out one arm to stop Rourke from attempting to interject himself into the situation.

"... and you lunkheaded andouilles and lavettes could have done SO MUCH WORSE than that! You could have DISTURBED THE DIG! Mon dieu, why don't you THINK!? Vous êtes tous des crétins ! How many times must I tell you to be CAREFUL!? Avoir disparu d'ici ! BEGONE!"

Not needing any further encouragement, the upbraided and abashed assistants were not so much dismissed as they were allowed to flee the Site Chief's wrath, leaving the short woman muttering venomously to herself in French as Milo finally closed the distance between them.

>>36864692
"Nadine!"

The Historian General called out, placing a friendly hand on the back of the older man beside him, easing him into his subordinate's line of fire.

"President Rourke has been kind enough to make time in his busy schedule to come down and see our big discovery. Say hello, won't you?"

Not thrown off his game for a moment by Milo's off-the-cuff inclusion of a third to their little field trip, Rourke stepped forward, extending his hand to the young archeologist and putting on that amiable, fatherly smile he so often relied upon during public addresses and negotiations. Looking her president up and down with an appraising eye, Nadine reciprocated after half a moment’s contemplation offering her own hand to the man in such a way as to suggest that she was expecting it to be kissed rather than shaken. Quick on the uptake and ever adaptable, Rourke obliged the short woman by bowing and raising her grubby hand to his lips, much to Milo’s amusement. Suppressing a laugh but unable to completely prevent a grin from spreading across his bearded face at the spontaneous show of pageantry, the thinner of the two men reached out to pat them both on the arm and complete the introduction that he’d started.

“President Rourke, this is Nadine Moliére, Gaetan’s daughter. You may remember meeting her at a when she was only a baby. She is my Site Chief here and one of the most talented archeologists working for the Atlantean government. Nadine, I’m sure you recognize Imperial President Rourke.”

This bit of news did seem to bring a look of mild surprise to the older man’s face, followed quickly thereafter by a brief flicker of regret at the impromptu kiss before he recomposes himself, laughing heartily as he relinquishes the young woman’s hand, hooking his thumbs over the top of his belt.

“Well I’ll be! One of Mole’s pups, digging in the dirt just like her dear old dad!”

>>36864755
“Ce ne est pas tout à fait exact , Monsieur Président. I am not simply “digging in the dirt.” I am conducting a careful archeological excavation. Mais bien sûr, I can understand how one might think that.”

The Site Chief corrected with an irked expression and a dour frown, making Milo feel a slight twinge of pride inside for his student.

>Again, sorry for updating this story in drips and drabs.

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>“Well I’ll be! One of Mole’s pups, digging in the dirt just like her dear old dad!”
GOD
FUCKING
DAMMIT
You caught me entirely off guard.

Damn, /tg/ has been going at a glacial pace today. I'd start working on Louie again, but I've spent today drinking, eating burgers and fries, walking around the Royal Ontario Museum, drinking again and eating mushrooms steak pie and fries, so I'm in no shape for any sort of intellectual labor. The good news is that on January 24th, the Royal Ontario Museum is going to unveil a species of ceratops so new it hasn't even been named yet, so anyone who's going to be in Toronto around that time should check it out.

>>36864993
Things are moving slowly, as there are a lot of reasons to be busy out in the world right about now. A visit to a museum is definitely a good reason.

Speaking of Mole: we can see that he fancies himself something of a ladies' man in the movie, and even if Kida didn't care for his flirting I would imagine that he might have found a nice Atlantean lady who did fairly quickly. For the purposes of this story, Nadine is the eldest of six Moliére children and one of Milo's personal protégés.

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>>36865412
>Nadine is the eldest of six Moliére children
MAY NEVER THE POTENCY OF THE MOLE BE DOUBTED

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>>36865623
Exactly. I like to imagine that Mole is blessed with a home life so absurdly happy and "normal" that it leaves his friends in the original Atlantis Expedition scratching their heads: living in a home he'd excavated himself from the side of a giant ruin with a doting Atlantean wife and a gaggle of well-behaved, if peculiar, children.

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>>36856633
Fucking amazing

>>36866265

That's....Damn.

That's Disney as Fuck.

>>36866326
>>36866265

>Paying a visit to the Moliere Household one day to deliver an important communique from President Rourke.
>The digger machine from the original Expedition sits prominently in the center of front yard, covered in both children's fingerpaints and children who greet you excitedly in English, Atlantean and French.
>Reaching the front door is a challenge because of all the holes dug everywhere, presenting tripping hazards galore and a few "buried treasure" the children have unearthed in the process.
>Maison de Moliere has been excavated from the side of a toppled Atlantean ruin, a playful riot of windows and balconies carved from the stone and decorated with colorful curtains and cloth awnings.
>Mme. Moliere, a rather pretty and sweetly motherly looking Atlantean woman greets you warmly at the door, inviting you inside to take some refreshments while waiting for M. Moliere to return home.
>The interior of the dwelling, while sprawling and cave-like is none-the-less wonderfully decorated and homely, and you are offered a mug of strong tea and a plate of vegetable dumplings in the parlor.
>The older Moliere children greet you as they go about their chores, studies or diversions, one of whom you know to be Historian General Thatch's personal protégé in archeology.
>Before all too long you hear a raucous cheer sound out from the front yard, followed by the front door opening, the tromp of heavy boots against the stone floor, and a gaggle of giggles and voices saying "welcome home Papa!"
>Stealing a glance into the foyer, you see Gaetan Moliere standing there in the doorway with his youngest children clinging to him like barnacles, looking tired but happy and standing up on tip-toe to kiss his wife hello.

>>36864692
>>36864755
>>36867483
I accept this immediately as canon.

>>36867483
>somebody says the word "dirt"
>he immediately runs inside his house and emerges with goggles and an overcoat and begins picking the PCs over

>>36867795
With at least half his children crowding behind him, wanting to see.

>>36867795
>begins picking the PCs over

Actually, Mole and his potential family would probably make great first time/low level government contacts for a party of PCs starting an Atlantean Campaign. He was in the movie so he has connections, but he's not such a central figure that they'd have a direct route to Rourke through him.

>>36869097
Nah, "picking them over" in this context would consist of grabbing a PC's boot and promptly informing them that they're from Wales, they traveled for six months by Model Four submersible, and the floor in their house has termites.

>>36869145

Oh, sorry, I understood that! The part I was meaning to highlight was just the fact that the PCs are interacting with Mole in the first place, and musing that he might actually be in an ideal position to use him and his family as NPCs without giving players the keys to the city right off the bat.

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>>36868048
>>36867795
>>36867483
>>36866326
>>36866265
>>36865623
>>36865412
Amazing. This is what I love about /tg/, and /dvv/ been doing it a lot and a good job of it: taking a sentence or two and both painting a scene and forging a plot hook from it. Makes me want to know what the other crew member's homes are like. Vinnie I imagine makes his home in the center of a massive crater he made experimenting with new explosive technology, while Milo spends his downtime trying to cuddle his crystal waifu

Well, goodnight all, hopefully shit will get done tomorrow. Also, filename.

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Here is my attempt to stat up Razoul to serve as a Villain for Jafar. The way I see it, Jafar gave him the sword and the ring to make him better at doing his job. Sorry if it isn't quite up to snuff, this is my first go at stating up a character for this.

Name: Razoul
Role: Strong Guy
Country of Origin: Agrabah
Size: Medium
Species: Human

---Attributes---
Robustness: 13/14
Agility: 9/14
Intelligence: 8/14
Sensibility: 10/14
Charm: 9/14
Will: 3/3
Strikes: 5+X2, where X is the number of party members.

---Skills---
Athletics: 7
Melee: 7 (+3 for Burning Scimitar)
Brawl: 5
Prevent Harm: 6
Endure: 7
Intimidate: 7
Travel: 5
Insight: 7 (+5 when looking for magical items or people carrying them)

---Traits---
-Don't You Disrespect Me, Little Man!
+3 to Intimidate if you have taken a Social strike in this Situation.

-STOP RIGHT THERE, CRIMINAL SCUM!!
+2 to Melee and Prevent Harm against the criminal element.

-Think You Hide from Me?
+2 to Insight when attempting to detect people in Stealth. (Alternatively, people trying to hide from you suffer a -2 to their Stealth rolls, whichever works better.)

---Powers---
-Captain of the Guard
Spend one Willpower Point, Razoul summons 1+X1 Guard Lackeys.

-Zealous Champion
Cannot be dissuaded from upholding the laws of Agrabah by Illusions or social skills unless the other party spends a Willpower Point.

---Equipment---

Burning Scimitar: +3 to Melee and causes Burning.
Ring of the Majus: +5 to Insight rolls to find or perceive magical items or people carrying them.

>>36869402

I also wonder what the other members of the original Atlantis Expedition are up to. I can see Vinnie might have set up his flower shop in the middle of that massive crater you're imagining, with the building looking brand new after its latest reconstruction. His neighbors don't like him too much, as friendly as he is, and he has perhaps had to move his shop several times due to his explosive tendencies.

As an engineering wunderkind, Audrey is probably leading up Research and Development for hybridizing WWI Era and Atlantean Crystal technologies, and as such may actually be the one with the greatest unrestricted access to Kidagakrystal.

Milo I think would probably feel very guilty about bringing the Expedition to Atlantis in the first place, and would feel responsible not only for the original Atlantean's wellbeing but also for the wellbeing of all the Atlantean-American kids born in the years after their arrival. He might throw himself headlong into his work and do his best to make sure that Atlantis' history is made available to all.

But more thought on these matters is best reserved till tomorrow morning. Goodnight to all those currently experiencing the night!

>>36869402
Night, Knight!

>>36869663
It looks solid as far as I can tell, and I'm glad you'd statted him up given how prominent a roll he had in the movies and TV show. The sword and the ring definitely make sense, as Jafar would want to give his police force a leg up on any future street rats that might threaten his rule over Agrabah. You've definitely done a better job statting than I did my first time.

I'm going to have to be getting to sleep as well. Hope to see this thread come morning!

>>36843533
>Thatch grows the beard
Bueno.

>>36869663
Funny thing but wasn't he more or less a good guy that hunted Aladdin? At the least he respected Jasmine.

What if He's the one keeping Jasmine safe from Jafar?

>>36870380
>>36870963
Yeah. I had this idea while Razoul might not particularly care for Jafar, he still feels responsible for keeping Jasmine safe and crime under control.

>>36870988
A possible ally against THE MOST POWERFUL SORCERER... IN THE WORLD?
Sounds good so far.

>>36869782
I like to think that Vinnie's flower shop and garden supplies retailer is normal, except when he uses the gardening chemicals, mechanical tools and CrystalTech to make a grenade launcher
...
This is what makes him the smart/sensible of the Expedition

>>36871954
There's a giant horrible exoskeleton clad, tentacle sporting, horrifically oozing, inbred undersea nightmare looming out from the sea. It turns upon the Atlantean Fleet, Ursula's latest abomination that was created with one purpose, to destroy those that would dare spit in her eye.

One man stands upon the deck of the ship. He turns to the crew, fear clear on their faces. They're uncertain if they'll survive the next few moments, and it is only by the barest of threads that their courages hangs.

He raises his hand and makes an 'Okay' gesture.

"We've got white wine in the galley. We're good."

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>>36872362
I love how understated Vinnie is about everything he does.

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>>36871374
>>36870988
>>36870963
>>36870380
The way I see it, Razoul is not necessarily an evil man, but is a strict man and a man who is about maintaining Law and Order in Agribah above all else. Jafar is by all appearances the legitimate ruler of the land and so Razoul does what he commands so long as those commands don't clash terribly with his own internal code, but in private he may have deep misgivings about the Sorcerer Sultan and worries about the fate of his Princess.

I could see him occasionally and maybe subconsciously allowing some street rats to escape now as he struggles to reconcile what his Sultan bids him do against what he's actually seeing in the streets.

>>36873346
>"Razoul, the Princess has been 'tricked' into following these usurping Infidels, I have But one simple task. Eliminate them,'all' of them."

>>36873377
He would pursue the Infidels and hunt them down at his Sultan's behest, but I think that he is not so slavishly devoted to Jafar's will that he is beyond listening and reason after all that he's seen.

>>36873377
When Jafar said 'all' he meant "well all plus the one that just joined them"

What time is it for everyone?

>>36873688
Just turning 9:00 in the morning here and I'm still a touch groggy.

>>36873688
9:00EST, AM.

>>36873346
Do we have a statblock for him yet?

>>36873688
7am
I'm up late.

>>36873736
Look just a ways up the thread. Anon graciously stated him up for us:
>>36869663

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>>36872362
>"We've got white wine in the galley. We're good."
>"We ain't got any butter or tartar sauce though."
>"You're a funny boy, just like your mother."
>"Dad I'm being serious here."
>"War is hell, son."
Ladies and gentlemen, Vinny and Vinny Junior.

>>36869663
Excellent work. There's just one more trait he should have though:
You Idiot, We All Have Swords!: This unit and any nearby mooks and Lackeys gain a bonus against fear equal to the Combat skill bonus provided by their weapons.
Also you gave him 6 Prevent Harm while his other relevant skills are at 7, I presume that's a typo.

>>36873972
Vincent Junior, yes.

>>36874060
Vincenzo, excuse me.

Vincenzo Santorini Junior: Often simply called "Junior" by those that know him well, is his father's partner in all matters of demolitions and floral arrangement, having inherited his notable abilities in both fields.

You know, if he lifted Atlantis up, what's been happening to the original inhabitants?
Gotta remember Rourke was willing to basically commit genocide for cash moneys so I can't imagine them being well cared in anything but name if that.
I mean, he's one of the greatest sources of hope I'm world he knows that, you know he's gonna find a way to leverage that to basically get to do whatever hell he wants.
Atlantis probably would appear surface like a beacon of hope, but inside the people live in fear of him, those knowing life before Cherry Bingo fucked everything would resent him but keep their eyes and mouths shut for fear of him. Atlantians that survived would probably hate him, but powerless.
Immigrants might actually make up the bulk of his supporters since nit bring able to think of act freely is bad, bit at least it's SAFE.

>>36874297
Now that I think about it, the heroes start making world a better place, that might actually make Rourke less powerful as the rest world improves, his leadership may not be as needed, making people ask for things like elections, forcing into more more extreme measures to keep power as rest of the world becomes more Disney.
Starting with just limiting info about the world outside to setting fire to dissidents to scare folk into line.
Early ally later enemy.

>>36874297
>Implying the Alantean arnt used to immortal tyrants

Rourke is just one in a long line. Hell, it was the last king who got them sunk to the bottom of the sea after he tried to use the Crystal nuke. I mean, think of the THOUSANDS of Alanteans killed by the flood alone, then add in the war, the Levithans slaughter and then rest of the island sinking.

Alantis wasn't the only Alantean city.

>>36874345
I've seen the movie so far it seems he's more foolish than evil.
Rourke on the other hand would force them into ghettos.
The previous king how ever would probably allow them a measure of freedom.
Really I see them becoming more and dissatisfied with his rule, before they could at least catch their own food, now they labour in shameful conditions for a tenth of the food they used to get.

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>>36874297
>>36874337
>>36874345
>>36874377
The way I've been seeing it is, Rourke is more than happy to work with anyone willing to support him. He helped assemble and worked well with this huge multi-national, multi-ethnic team of mercenaries to discover Atlantis in the first place. He may be a callous and selfish man, but you can't really say that he's a sadistic one. He beat the Atlantean King not because he derived pleasure from it, but because the King wouldn't tell him where the Crystal Heart was, and he didn't so much commit a genocide against the Atlantean people as he took away a (super)natural resource they relied upon because he wanted it more.

The core conceit of Atlantis as a nation in the DVV world is that Rourke decided that the city and by extension its in habitants were more valuable to him than the Kidagakrystal was alone, so I have to think that as long as the native Atlanteans were willing to fall into line, he would have no reason not to treat them as citizens, especially after his original team began intermarrying with them and having children.

>>36874467
So basically he'll play nice with everyone assuming they support him don't however he will crush them with brutal pragmatism.
Also he still beat up their king, I can't imagine many supporting him. Thus gettos.
I would still think his country be devoid of quite a few rights that could it so could oppose him, like freedom of speech and information.

>>36874467
>Lyle T. Rourke was born in 1860 and learned the ways of military life at an early age when his father, a cavalry officer named Lt. Col. Jackson, was killed in battle in 1864 during the Civil War.

>After repeated expulsions from boarding school for fighting, Rourke resolved to follow in his father's footsteps and joined the military in 1875 at age fifteen. There, he exhibited a remarkable talent for leadership, owing to his analytic mind, charisma, and refusal to acknowledge the white flag surrender. He married in June of 1887, but his wife left him after only four months.

>He held numerous expeditions during his career, most notably leading the Whitmore Expedition to Atlantis.

The official bio.

>>36874550
Disney official or DVV official? If it's the Larry I'd imagine he'd leave out the less nice parts.

>>36874588
Latter not Larry
Damn phone.

>>36874588
Disney official, believe it or not.

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>>36874503
You have to remember that the beating of the Atlantean King and Princess Kida's merger with the Heart of Atlantis both took place behind closed doors with only the royals and the Expedition members in attendance. If Rourke decided, then and there, that he would be taking the entire city for himself, then he could very well have controlled the information that was disseminated to the Atlantean people about the fates of the Royal Family. Also, the Atlantean King had been purposefully keeping his people ignorant of their history and their former glory for thousands of years, to the degree that he had forbade them from learning their own written language. If ever there was a population ready to obey a strong authority figure and believe the propaganda he feed them, it was the Atlanteans. They may have had misgivings and fears about what had happened to the Royal Family, but Rourke was in a position of power and was offering them what he portrayed as a better life and a glorious rebirth of Atlantean civilization.

While I agree that there should be slums and shantytowns around Atlantis' harbors and industrial districts, but I still don't think that they ought to be meant for native Atlanteans. I think that they ought to be for the immigrants and refugees that come pouring into the island nation who haven't yet taken their naturalization tests and are therefore considered to be second-class citizens.

>>36874622
>>36874503

Also, remember that in the DVV timeline he and his Generals have been in power for about a generation, give or take, so any initial opposition has probably been smoothed over by the present day.

Can I bring up one thing annoying me about Rourke?
From of what I've seen, he's basically the good guy of the setting, suddenly he decides to a nation rather than sell it because... we need Rourke I'm Atlantis because it's cool?
Really how EXACTLY did Rourke win and what was the context of their expedition?
Did it start when world was fine when they came out OH GOOD GOD WHY ARE THERE AZTECS AND SKELETONS WALKING AROUND!?
Or their world already fucked when they started on the trip?
Or did they mashed them same as others?
If that's the case I really have to wonder why Rourke didn't just leave Atlantis and take Kida.

>>36874749
yeah, I don't get him either

him realizing that by controlling Atlantis means he is the most powerful man on Earth seems to be more in line with his character, but he seems to be coming across as a benevolent person.

>>36874802
>but he seems to be coming across as a benevolent person.
So did Hitler and Stalin before they went apeshit.

>>36874821
Well when does Rourke go apeshit?
Also neither of them were benevolent or seen such. They were seen as harmless until FUCK PURGES.

>>36874802
I agree, he's practically a hero so far.

>>36874821
Publicly, yes. They had carefully manufactured images for themselves. Rourke may put on a show of hospitality and whatnot, but at the end of the day he is entirely in it for himself. I would think he has Milo and maybe other members of the expedition who had second thoughts about the whole thing under some sort of house arrest. Maybe Audrey or Sweet too. Milo's every move is probably being watched.

>>36874875
Let's put in a secret police East Germany style.
Seems nice until you actually say the wing thing there, then you realize have no freedoms, safety sure but far less freedom than anywhere else on earth.

Rourke is a schemer, a crafty tactician and manipulator who is so charismatic he does it right out in the open. He couldn't care less about Atlantian history or culture, unless it means more power for him. I suppose the whole reason he is king in the first place is because he is holding Kidacrystal hostage, hidden, where only he has access to her.

Maybe she speaks telekinetically out to the party's Atlantian characters from her cell.


at least, that's my impression of him.

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>>36874953
>>36874909
>>36874875
>>36874802
>>36874749

This.

He's less a villain to his own people and more a villain to the rest of the world. He's a bully that strong-arms other nations into meeting his demands or simply goes in and takes what he wants. The only thing truly stopping him from wrecking EVERYONE'S shit is the fact that Atlantis is a small nation that has to use its advanced but proportionately small military very smartly. The people of Atlantis are not bad people, but they've been caught up in their president's patriotic fervor and see little problem with Atlantis extending its influence across the world.

Also, there was discussion a long while ago that it was more flavorful to have some nations like Atlantis, Arendelle and Yzma's Sunless Empire exist in a kind of "moral grey zone" where their leaders could potentially be swayed toward becoming better people than who they are, or who at least may present the PCs with allies in their fights against more despicable ruler of more evil places.

>>36874953
Exactly. Fuck having Atlantis and American culture merge, America first Atlantis only when it suits them.
Maybe tree lower classes and more open minded members (say mole) get with Atlantians regularly, but more often if a native Atlantian wants to move up they have to basically get rid of their culture and become American (Rourke's version anyway) in name and acts.

>>36874749
>>36874802
>>36874909
>>36874953
The only reason that he's such a wonderful leader right now is because everything is working for him right now. If the general populace realize that he fucked over the Atlantean royal family to gain power, they'd probably protest, riot or even rebel.
Rourke's playing nice right now because the people are. If he loses control, he'd probably go so far as to crystal nuke all of Atlantis out of vengeance/spite.

>>36875029
Well, and everywhere else people could want to go is a much worse shithole. Except maybe EITC lands, but they're not British.

>>36875018
>The people of Atlantis are not bad people, but they've been caught up in their president's patriotic fervor and see little problem with Atlantis extending its influence across the world.
Except if we stick this they're right.
Becaus
>Scar
>Maleficent
>CHURNING BOB
What reason would you have not want Atlantis take obey the Earth?

>>36875029
That is true, why I had the idea of as world gets better, Rourke loses more control and Atlantis steadily gets wise and worse.

>>36875074
>>36875029

I can get behind this interpretation because it gives us the best of both worlds. At the start of any round of DVV campaigns, Atlantis seems like the best place to live because everywhere else is so awful, and Rourke can afford to be lenient with policing his nation because everyone loves Atlantis and everyone love its president. Belief in the "Atlantean-American Dream" is strong, and the people are more or less happy and full of patriotism.

Because of this, many PC parties might be tempted to hold off on trying to fix Atlantis' problems until after they've dealt with some of the worse places in the world, only to realize that in doing so, the "Atlantean-American Dream" Rourke has been selling everyone on becomes less appealing and he grows more and more tyrannical in his attempts to remain in control.

>>36875155
Exactly, we do that and I will be in love with Atlantis.
Heck, get some writefags to show decent starting as more more nations off their oppressor.

>>36875051
Not all rulers are as bad as the Horny King and Cherrybomb and Rourke is still a fascist greedy asshole. Many citizen would rather keep the devil they know.

>>36875210
>>36875155

It gives DMs the ability to chose how they want to portray Atlantis:

>A tropical nation with its own problems and a bit of an issue with jingoism but full of hope for a bright future?

>A tyrannical island prison ruled by an absolute dictator and full of terrible technology?

It all depends on where the PCs are able to arrest Rourke's slide down that slippery slope between the two extremes.

>>36875155
> party starts out as an Atlantian task to fix world
> it's a pr stunt bitr the Party doesn't know that.
> They do surprisingly well
> start getting on a roll, freeing entire nations
> at first Rourke liked this since it made him look good but now they're making the world look kinda good
> unrest starts up because Atlantis actually kinda bad compared to liberated areas
> the party has to either side him and retire or become his enemy now.

>>36875298
You mean Radcliff and the EITC?
That's like...two nations that aren't horrible compared to Atlantis.
And you've already stated he ISN'T a devil.
>>36875301
I think it should progress from the former to the latter mostly because Rourke may not be worst man ever, but he's willing to do anything and throw away anyone for power.

My opinion on the whole thing is that the 4 most redeemable villains are, in order, Elsa, King Louie, Rourke and Slim. Elsa needs therapy possibly romance assisted therapy, Louie needs to learn that he's been acting like a BAD man, Rourke needs to be convinced to truly live up to the image he's created for himself (probably by appealing to his ego) and Alameda Slim is a definite lesser evil so he needs to just clean up his act a bit.

>>36875393

Exactly. What I mean to say is that Atlantis' ultimate fate depends on where along Atlantis' scale of "not bad" to "horrible" the PCs manage to deal with Rourke. If they choose to deal with him first among all the nations of the DVV world, then they might be able to secure a pretty darn bright future for Atlantis. If they wait to handle Rourke until after some of the worse villains are taken care of however, they'll find their Atlantean campaign to be much harder and the future to be much more bleak.

>>36875422
Yzma is also more of a cartoonish, comedic kind of evil that her people have learned to live in symbiosis with.

>>36875393
Life for the average citizen in the Wild West, Mexico, the Sultanate and Yzma's trubutaries is not that bad, the Mirror Kingdom and the not contested parts of the Diocesis are livable if you don't mind scarification and zealotry and India and the pirate lands are arguably a paradise if you're the right kind of person. I just prefer the idea of Atlantis as a moral grey area instead of "here be the good guys".

>>36875523
So do I though.
I thought you were arguing then basically being good except that they don't like other band but they're right to because way too many nations are horrible.

I like to think that one of the lessons Mole has personally taught his children is tunnel safety

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>>36875721
Mssr. Moliere's 10 Guidelines to Rapid and Safe Tunneling
1. Tools are for rock and stone. Dirt should be hand-delved only so as not to disturb the dirt.
2. Digging is akin to swimming, specifically the breast stroke. Scoop in front, scrape to the sides.
3. Always break in your clothes before digging use. Worn clothes grip dirt more easily, allowing for faster digging and movement.
4. Standard tunnel size is a circle with a diameter of 2 meters. This allows for maximum tunnel integrity without compromising movement speed.
5. Pack the tunnel walls as you dig. A loose wall will disturb the dirt.
6. Keep a mental map of your tunnels within the area. If your memory is faulty, a normal map will do.
7. Space tunnel junctions between 25 to 30 meters apart. Closer junctions risk tunnel structure, further junctions are inconvenient.
8. Standard tunnels are off-limits to non-diggers due to risk of disturbing the dirt. If other personnel are required, a tunnel of double size is required (diameter of 4 meters).
9. Demolitions should never be used on soil, only deep rock. Doing so would disturb the dirt.
10. Clean-up is limited to tools only. Do not disturb the dirt on your person.

>>36875966
Ah love eet!

>>36875966
A great set of instructions, applicable in everyday life, certainly.

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>>36875966
Vinny Santorini's Secret to Bridge Construction in 3 Easy Steps:
1. Locate a tall, sturdy object that can support your weight and has a height of at least (span of chasm+distance from chasm)*1.1 meters.
2. Attach explosives to the side of the object furthest away from the chasm. The amount of explosives must be just enough to tip the object over.
3. Detonate. Hey, look, you made a bridge. It only took you like, what? Ten seconds? Eleven, tops.

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>>36876120
Exquisite.

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>>36875966
Glorious.

>>36876158
that image made me laugh internally

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Is Halloween Town going to be in this setting?

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"The crystal thrives on the collective emotions of all who came before us

In return, it provides power, longevity, protection

as it grew, it developed a consciousness of its own

In my arrogance, I sought to use it as a weapon of war

But it's power proved too great to control

It overwhelmed us, and led to our destruction."

-Kashekim Nedakh, the King of Atlantis

>>36876698
There's been some talk of Oogie Boogie forcing his own personal holiday on helpless villages but nothing definite.

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>>36837736
You dare exclude The Dark Lord Chuckles the Silly Piggy?

Your fates have already been sealed

>>36877220
he works for Yzma

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The Third Campaign game is starting in ten minutes, and will be over maybe around 6. It's the first one we're doing with a skype OOC, at a different time, with weird schedules, so let's see what happens. Feel free to watch, or just read the transcripts.

Last call for Ponderous and Dread, the session starts in five minutes!

>>36876698
probably going to be in the Modern/Future expansion

>>36877220
although it's set in the past, as it's a TV series, we'll probably include a version of Barbaria in the Modern/Future expansion with most of Disney's other TV shows(Gargoyles, Kim Possible, Jake Long, and Phineas & Ferb alone are going to provide a lot of content for that expansion_

Let's not forget about Audrey's sister, the middleweight boxing champ. With her abilities and connection to the original expedition, she could probably get a high-ranking position in Rourke's military or police somewhere. Bodyguard, even.

>>36876120
Heh, nice.

I've just realized something about Atlantis. The people there are unhappy, but they think that the current system is the best possible one and there's no point trying to change it. All their problems are either unavoidable or their fault. And besides, there's worse countries out there, so why complain?

Atlantis is America.

>>36880905
At least until the PCs start making things right abroad and the people start asking why they too can't have elections and freedom of speech and all that.

>>36880943
Would it be possible to talk down Rourke from presidency? Retire a hero instead of dying a villain?

>>36880992
Ideally, all villains would be given a chance to mend their ways and live in the new world the heroes are making. If they decide they'd rather die, that's their choice.

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So if we decided that McLeach is in the setting, doesn't that mean that the Rescue Aid Society is by extension also a real thing? How is that going to work? And Is there a universal animal language trait that players can learn? Are all animals capable of conversing with each other? Are some more feral? Is this due to evil influence? So many questions.

>>36881290
Yes animals are a thing, and it's a language to learn, like human or Atlantian.

>>36881290
>Are some more feral?
Far as I know none are "feral"
We should look into this though.

>>36881290
the Feral ones are just easily pissed off and/or insane

in other news ive realized that Scar winning would still man Zira, Her two children and Kovu would be around, though never been in exile. kovu efectively being his succesor.

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>>36881290
>>36881433

Animal language is an ability players learn through magic moonbeams.

>>36881995
god fucking dam it

>>36881290
The Rescuers are now nothing but a bunch of old foggies and bullied, as Ratigan has made it a point to break there knees and head, leaving them little more than a socialites club. But Bianca has taken a few remnants of the society and other opponents to Ratigans rule and formed the Rescue and Truth society or R.A.T.S to lead the resistance. But after Orville's tragic death, Bianca has been allowing more and more drastic attacks on Ratigan. Some say that she is slowly becoming as deluded and twisted as Ratigan himself

This stuff about Atlantis declining and Rourke becoming more desperate as the other Kings are toppled needs to be added to the wiki and documents. It's amazing.

>>36882165
I'm all for femme fatale Bianca

>>36860878
He clawed his way out of an expansion we haven't even made yet. (Which villain is that shell from?)

Speaking of which, will the toon expansion have the villains from the old Mickey Mouse adventure comics like Professors Ecks, Doublex and Triplex and the Phantom Blot?

>>36881987
Some one wrote up something concerning Kovu having a talk with scar, but I can't find it now

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Drawfag here

I've been crazy busy lately, so progress on relevant pics is slow.

I also wanna do more fluff/setting pics. What is most relevant right now? I am down for more Atlantis stuff https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgldZnwiaWg

>>36876831
no
chaos are seperate entities focused on certain degenerate "bad ideals" only. theyre personifications of singular emotions at its core

the crystal is the entirety of human emotion both bad and good of everyone that uses a crystal.
it clearly wouldent allow such genocide even if that meant a lesser form of it. (alantis sinking)

>>36882203
Agreed, perfect to spur players into having a reason to fight him as well.

>>36882838
More Atlantis stuff if you're doing setting pics. Love it, as always. Keep it up, drawfag!

>>36882838
Atlantis as ruled by Rourke

>>36882838
Love it

>>36883521
And a good moral, too - don't leave problems until they actually become serious. The Atlanteans could have overthrown Roarke earlier but once he felt threatened be heeded to be stopped by heroes. A stitch in time saves nine.

>>36884169
I think we said that the general feel of the Imperial Atlantean Republic was that it had a feel similar to Bioshock's Columbia.

So there's probably a lot of flags and drapery with Atlantean symbols and blue/gold/white color scheme.

Kida's probably be treated as a saint figure, so there's going to be propaganda posters of her 'guiding' her people to stand against the hordes of the Sea Witch.

Anti-Mermaid propaganda. Propaganda showing the good Atlantean 'helping' the others of the world. And lots of pictures of Rourke looking presidential and heroic. Although I see it in more of a style that mimic North Korean propaganda, with him standing proud over his legion of soldiers.

>>36884945
It's also a good way to try and ensure that the PCs look to not just topple the Kings, but replace them with something better.

The Atlanteans are the easy solution. Topple the king, and let the 'good' Atlanteans in and let them run the place. The heroes pat themselves on the back and move on to the next one.

Then they turn around and see that, thanks to them, the Atlanteans now control most of the world and they're not so nice anymore. I'm seeing things like 'indenture' programs, and 'temporary relocations,' and internment camps. Also, it's now nearly impossible to stop them.

They're the easy answer, and the people playing the long game.

>>36885618
I do like that idea.
Makes him a more uncomfortable to support leaving him still an "okay ruler" (for now).

>>36885709
>'indenture' programs, and 'temporary relocations,'

isn't their culture basically ancient Egypt? As in, they would just conquer and enslave?

>>36884945
speaking of Stitch, I know modern is a ways away, but what are we gonna do with him? He is technically a "villain" right out of the gate.

>>36885709
>yfw your party has to make a desperate alliance with the remaining villains to stop Rourke from crushing the world under his industrialized war machine of a nation.
>during the final battle for Alantis, your party comes face to face with the levithan itself. Hopelessly outmatched, your party braces for a last stand
>Suddenly, a shadowy clenched fist crashes from the clouds above, and crushes the beast as if it was a toy.

>>36886546
Damn, Ratigan must got some dirt on cherry bongo.

>>36886825
Hint: Ratigan knows the power of the bells

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>>36886893
>Oh Chernobog!

>>36886958
I think you are vastly underestimating Cherrybomb's power.

>>36886997
I think your not exploiting a interesting possibility, or, at least, letting the joke fly over your head

>>36886997
And I think you vastly underestimate the Napoleon of crime!

>>36886997
No he's not, Ratigan obviously called for the concert to stop and thus left both Churned Butt and Firebird stuck forever or at least untill the music starts again.

>>36886542
personally I think Hawaii is one of those areas like Maldonia and Corona, where Good is still on top, albeit surrounded by danger, so I'd set it sometime after Leroy & Stitch(the finale movie) so Hawaii is one of the safest places in the world due to not only having 626 incredibly powerful alien creatures roaming it, but also having one of the most brilliant minds in the universe living there as well(Jumba is probably one of the only beings in the setting who could actually comprehend Atlantean technology, although he'd probably also realize that it's almost too dangerous to be worth messing with, and that's saying something when it comes to Jumba), so reaching Hawaii and getting help there is probably a valid campaign goal

>>36887525
so Ratigan is able to breach the 4th Wall to mess with the Orchestra then?

>>36882838
Been loving everything you've been doing here Drawfriend. Please keep up the good work!

>>36882203, >>36883521, >>36884945, >>36885618, >>36885709

I like the idea of including a "sliding scale of awfulness" for Atlantis because it allows for players and DMs to regulate what type of game they want to play in the DVV world at large.

If the group wants a game that's a bit lighter and sweeter overall, it makes sense for Rourke and Atlantis get taken care of early in the campaign while they can be most easily turned into allies and while they still hold onto the hopeful and optimistic feelings of an Atlantean renaissance period. By securing Rourke's support or replacing him entirely at the beginning, Atlantis becomes a major force of good in the world and the "alignment" of the whole campaign shifts upward toward "Noble Neutral."

If the group wants a darker and more bitter campaign overall, they can allow the homeland issues in Atlantis to go unresolved while they tackle other problems around the world, allowing Rourke's rule over the island nation and its people to grow more tyrannical and unhinged, sapping some of Atlantis' strength as an eventual ally or removing the possibility completely, and shifting the setting's "alignment" down to an inkier shade of "Noble Dark."

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>>36888493
it's a pleasure!

Actually, Ive been meaning to ask: what do Mary and Hannah use to fight?

I was imagining some Atlantis-designed weapons for Mary, but Hannah... does she hit punks with her lute?

>>36889015
I really like how you're handling everyone here. Love the expressions on everyone's faces, you can see all the various forms of determination across them here. Really looks like a group. Why is Jeremiah green, though?

>>36889015
When you finish this one, if you add a background and a stylized "DISNEY VILLAINS VICTORIOUS: CORE RULEBOOK" at the top, I think we have a goddamn good title cover.

>>36889127
I blame the settings being a bit wonky on this screen I'm using.

Fortunately you guys notice these things!

>>36889015
don't forget Dino Kissinger

>>36889015
I agree with >>36889167, this looks like a title cover to me if I've ever seen one. Hail Drawfag!

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Catalogue's been updated.
>>36864791
Not sure what you want to call your story or how long it'll go, but I put it in the catalogue as "Baseball" for the moment.

>>36890988
I've been thinking, what if the Kronk Klones could connect up into a Kronk Klone Kolossus.

Also Kronk Klone Kannons to do this in mid air

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yysbbPStfWw

Inspiration starts at 6:13

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anyone out there?

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>>36891398
That would be amazing. And terrifying.

>>36893130
Only question is how would this actually work stat-wise, 1 strike= 1 Kronk Klone sort of thing?
Also how tall would it be?

Commissioner Anon here, still working on getting the commission compilation picture completed after an unfortunately long time spent away from the threads. The commission has not been forgotten.

>>36889015
You have been doing Walt's work in these threads artists and should feel good about all the art you've created here! I always imagined that Mary uses a big monkey wrench as a melee weapon, but perhaps she has some sort of Atlantean lightning gun as a ranged weapon.

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>>36889198
>>36889015

Been noticing that Mary's workgloves have been green as well, which is cool if it's intentional! Otherwise, maybe they could match her boots?

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>>36893513
so kinda like Gaige from borderlands 2 then

>>36888192
You know, since Fantasia was basically animation played fo orchestra. Perhaps he might hold some sway. It would be incredibly ironic if the only villain capable of communicating with Cherno is Ratigan

>>36893552
Or the Engineer from Team Fortress 2.

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>>36894071
>>36893552
>>36893513
Are we talking about a regular sort of monkey wrench, or something more along these lines?

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>>36894159
That's a hard question. She could either have one giant wrench, and go for a more cartoony sort of armament, or could have a lightning gun and a more reasonable wrench.

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>>36894159
>>36894412
I like the idea of ceramic and crystal Atlantian tech combined with the wood stock and lines of a WWI rifle. Gonna use that later maybe.

And unless the anon playing her says otherwise, I'm assuming Hannah channels Rapunzel and just whacks things with her lute.

>>36894524
Yeah, pretty much. It's more Disney that way.

I love this, but I think her birthmark needs to be a little more pronounced. To me it looks like Hannah just looks like she has a slight change of lighting on her face.

>>36894524
Looking awesome so far. You've been such a credit to these threads, and your drawings have definitely affected how I and others have envisioned these characters.

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I have returned from my ban, and I bring with me another KING statted. But first, I just wanted to say
>>36894524
You're awesome, and so is all that you've drawn. Also, damn, Sverd is Elsa-tier white blond. At least we know what their kids will look like, hurr hurr hurr.

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King
Name: King Louie
Role: Charming/Nimble
Country of Origin: Sumatra
Size: Medium
Species: Orangutan
Tier: Hero

---Attributes---
Robustness: 8
Agility: 18
Intelligence: 5
Sensibility: 6
Charm: 20
Will: 4/4
Strikes: 6+2X, where X is the number of players in the party.

---Skills---
Acrobatics: 10 (12)
Athletics: 6
Brawl: 8
Prevent Harm: 10
Endure: 18
Intimidate: 6
Deceit: 10
Persuasion 12
Academics: 7
Science: 5
Travel: 5
Insight: 8
Music: 15
Craft 5
Linguistics 6

---Traits---
Master of an Army: He can call in his Villains to aid him in a fight if they haven’t been defeated
King: This unit is a KING. It gets +10 to Persuade and/or Intimidate its servants to do anything if opposed in some way, and can automatically make them obey if nobody is trying to incite rebellion among them.
Increased Mobility: +2 to Acrobatics.
Wanna Be Like You: 1 extra rank of Linguistics
Heels on Fire: +3 to Athletics and Acrobatics when the environment (building, forest, whatever) is on fire.
Better to Light a Candle: +2 when fighting opponents that are injured by/adverse to sunlight.
Hakuna Matata!: +2 to resist on any sort of mental distress with Endure.
Firefighter: +2 to attack rolls if the environment you're in is on fire. +3 if you're attacking with fire as well. +4 if you're ON fire!
A Man of Wealth and Taste: +3 to Deceit when attempting to pass yourself off as a member of the upper crust of society.
Refined: +3 to Academics related to art and culture.
Etiquette: Gains a +3 to social situations among the nobility.
Fight Fire With Fire: +4 to Prevent Harm when your opponent uses fire, and +4 to attack when you use fire.

>>36896114

>short shorts Elsa

I....I need some time. I will be back after doing....a thing.... at a place

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>>36896155
---Powers---
Dancing Mania: Once his Song has begun, Louie may spend a Will point to activate this power. He may take an action every turn to perform his Dance, which comprise of two rolls, either a Music-Charm roll or an Insight-Sensibility roll to keep in tune with the rhythm, and either an Acrobatics-Agility roll or an Athletics-Robustness roll to bust out sick moves (though for the fool that he is, Louie is wise enough to stick with his better rolls). Anyone not curently dancing must make an Endure-Sensibility check against Louie's Rhythm roll (Tin Ears automatically pass this check). Those who pass must resist it again every other round, those who fail must join Louie in his Dance.
Dance of the Red Flower: Anyone caught up in Louie's Dance must use all their actions (except for those who start or are currently using music, they are allowed to set aside action for that) to perform Dance rolls, same as those that he does (though they can choose which skills and attributes to use). Either their Rhythm roll are used as dance-based attacks while their Moves rolls are used as dance-based defences, or vice versa. Dance-based attacks and defenses can only be used against each other, and a character may not be targeted by dance-based attacks if they have no dance-based defences. Each of Louie's dance-based defenses maybe used three times instead of once like all other characters, but he takes an extra strike from all successful dance-based attacks. Dance-based defenses not used by the start of character's turn are discarded.
Rock and Roll will Never Die: Spend a will point; Apply Music against Tin-Ear characters with only a -5 in effectiveness!

Feeling rather uninspired as to equipment, so I'll let someone else fill that in. Does it look good?

>>36896155
>>36896182
with these powers you could say king Louie is...hot stuff.

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Here's what I have for the DTP Reference Compilation so far. I wish I could find more pictures for some of them, especially Jeremiah and Antrodemus, and more to say about them, but from what I've seen and read what I do have is pretty accurate. If there is anything I should add to this in terms of pictures and notations, please let me know!

I'm still looking for a good artist to commission, so please let me know if you all know of someone you'd recommend!

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>>36896469
Your timing is perfect, I was just about to ask what the hell was "Dino Kissinger" all about.

I love how each world is represented by a hero in some way.

>>36897216
If I recall correctly, "Dino Kissinger" was the original concept which was then elaborated into the fully-fleshed character of Antrodemus.

I definitely think that each of the DTP heroes representing one of the different Lands of the DVV world is part of their appeal and part of why they work so well together as a team both in-character and in art. Each one is distinct and each one brings something different to the group.

As always, really, really liking the art. This group shot is going to be amazing.

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>>36896155
>>36896182
You've one a good job with this I think. As far as equipment is concerned, what about:

>Outrageous Aloha Shirt: +2 Endure, +2 Persuasion
>King Louie's Crown: +2 Intimidate
>Fire Flower Scepter: +3 Melee, allows Louie to light fires at will.

>>36897216
Oh man, this is beautiful. I absolutely love it, drawfag. I agree with those anons a while back, this is title-cover-tier. Wonderful.

>>36898056
Sounds good, uploading to 1d4chan now.

Also, what the hell is this wrench used for, or is it just a novelty item?
>>36894159

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>>36898383
I'm pretty sure it's just a multi-man wrench for tightening and loosening the giant nuts and bolts used to build things like dams and bridges. Here's a picture of a man holding one used to construct the Grand Coulee Dam.

>>36890988
Hey, thanks for keeping up with the Fluff Catalog and including my attempt at writing up there with all those good stories. I'm still working on it and will hopefully have a new installment either tonight or tomorrow.

As to a title, Baseball is good enough for now! I'll be thinking of a new title as I go.

God damn /tg/ is fast today. That was a quick page 8.

>>36888192
According to the King/Land/Rule page on the wiki, Corona is part of the Mirror Kingdom and the Coronan Horse is part of its guard. Should I change that?

>>36900807
I now. It looks like we're all a bit busy tonight. I have to step out, but once I get back I should probably archive this thread unless someone else wants to.

>>36893694
would explain how he's able to maintain control of his Empire, he has a decently large stick to wave in front of the Powers That Be in Europe to allow him to continue his criminal activities(although once we get to the non-Disney expansion there'll be at least one other villain who can communicate with Churny Boggle, and that'd be Rasputin)

>>36901057
I'd say Corona is a vassal of the Mirror Kingdom, BUT it's a favored vassal because it provides wonderful horses so it's not so shitty.

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>>36901483
Also, in the forests of Corona there is rumored to be a devilishly handsome man whom the Mirror Guard hunts for, though he always escapes, whether by his own nimbleness, charm and wits, by his trusty steed or by the dozens of brutish barbarians that seem to follow him. They all search for a sweet fair princess of golden and impossibly long hair.

>>36901896
I still have to see this movie. At the very least these threads have gotten me to rewards a bunch of great animated films.

>>36901057
>>36901483
>>36901896
personally I assume that while Corona is technically a vassal of the Mirror Kingdom, it's a relationship that exists mostly on paper(indeed this would apply to most vassals of Grimhilde), where outside of the occasional sending of tribute, and once in a blue moon hosting a delegate of Grimhilde's there isn't really much binding them together(so much like it's Queen, the Mirror Kingdoms vassals have a shallow superficial relationship with it)

also that pic could easily be renamed to "Average Level 1 D&D Party"

>>36901988
yeah these threads are great for that

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>>36902188
>also that pic could easily be renamed to "Average Level 1 D&D Party"
>a rogue
>exactly one dozen barbarians
>not pictured here: healer-princess and more barbarians
You must have had some pretty interesting games.

>>36901069
Someone does need to archive the thread before it's to late. I can do it.

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>>36902471
>>36902188
Though seriously, if Grimhilde holds only superficial relationships with all her vassals, then the quality of life is going to be all over the place in her realms, and there might be ways of telling which of the fiefdoms are going to be shit before you get shat on. what would be things you could hear about a fiefdom that would tell how pleasant it is? Other than being told directly, of course.

>>36903399
>Disney Villains Victorious LVI

The thread's been archived!
>http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?searchall=Disney+Villains+Victorious

Please vote the threads up if you haven't already!

>>36899519
Bueno, keep up the good writing.

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Here's one more quickie. Thinking about how our heroes get around.

>>36905026
Lel, mary looks cross-eyed in this one.

>>36905026
You've shown through this and previous works that you've got a great eye for Atlantean design. That Nautilus-inspired speeder bike is pretty fantastic, and I can't help but imagine that she either found it somewhere and rebuilt it or stole it outright from the Atlantean military.

>>36905339
Her eyes do look a tiny bit wonky, but it's at least partly due to the angle. Not being an artist myself, I'm not sure how one would best fix it.

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>>36905026
>nothing sporty, like a tuna
>disappointed Vinny.png

>>36905339
>>36906157
I thought she looked a little retarded.....

Well, good night all. Hopefully, we can get the rest of the hunters done by tomorrow and be can officially move onto other things. Or maybe we can punch out an assload of villains, because we need those too.

>>36905339
>>36906157
>>36906566
I'll fix her tomorrow if I find the time.

>>36905026
Lazarus rides Dino Kissinger.
Jeremiah rides a regular horse.
Mary rides that motorbike-thingy.
I'd imagine Sverd and Hannah share a horse. Maybe an intelligent one.

>>36906828
All your stuff has been excellent and has added a whole lot of value to these threads. We all appreciate everything you've one and hope that you've been enjoying yourself doing it.

>>36906861
Al this sounds pretty reasonable to me.

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>>36907210
You flatter me! I do this for fun. I'm glad you guys enjoy.

I had 15 mins before sleep, so here's one more to get the concept across. Tentacles of the Nautilus form the handlebars and footrests. Atlantis stonetech has a special charm to it I find.

>>36908289

It's a cool design because Nautilus and squids actually do propel themselves "backwards" like that.

bump

>>36906861
"You bought a Coronan Horse?"

"Well, you said that you were tired of walking, and Mary said that she'd kill you if you touched her...whatever-it-is-in-Atlantean again."

"You DO know why Corona is covered with lanterns, right?"

"Because they're trying to lead the lost souls of their loved ones back home?"

"Because no one trusts them in the dark! We've got large rewards on our heads, and YOU are putting our faith in a Coronan Horse."

"You're afraid the horse is going to betray us to the Kings?"

"No, I'm afraid the horse is going to slit our necks in the middle of the night and sell our heads to the kings!" Hannah turned to the horse. "For the record, there's only a bounty for Sir Knight's head, they want me alive."

"It's the horse, or walk. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go talk to Lazarus and Jeremiah about getting us into Agrabah."

The musician looked at the horse for a long while. "You play cards?"

The horse nodded.

"You cheat?"

The horse shook his head.

"You're going to have to work on that tell, with your tail, fibber."

The horse made a huffing noise. Hannah shrugged. "Just an observation, it'll be nice to have a sporting chance against Jeremiah, anyway. So...what's your name?"

The horse looked down at the ground.

"Never gave you one?"

Horse shook his head.

"So...why'd they sell you. Thought your breed were race-horses. You throw a match?"

The horse looked up back at Hannah's eyes and let out a proud huff.

"Ohhhh, you DIDN'T throw a match. You really ARE bad at fibbing...Fibber." She grins. "And they thought they'd get more money from Sir Knight than they would from a couple of pots of glue, huh?"

The horse slowly nodded. Hannah patted the horse's nose.

"Come on, Fibber. Let's play some cards and see if we can force Mary and Sir Knight to be naked at the same time together."

Fibber let out a whinny of approval as he followed.

>>36912085
May I put this in the DTP bonus stories?

nyoo thread, anyone?

>>36912085
I enjoy this fluff greatly. I really like how all the DTP characters round up to various archetypes too, makes them perfect to use as sample characters that are actually interesting. We even have cool drawings for each of them and soon a swageriffic title cover. Considering that we're like four kings from a beta PDF, I really like how its shaping up. The way we've got all the DTP characters set up now really provides a very solid base for how DVV adventuring parties should work.

>>36912240
Kind of like the D&D sample adventure things they had in the core, but with characters that have actual aspects and uniqueness behind them instead of 'tank'. 'rogue'. 'cleric.'? I like that, should highlight the emphasis Disney places on more unique characters. We'd need someone to come up with a D&Dlike 'sample adventute' thing, if I remember right they mentioned both characters and how the players controlling them acted for a short snippet of a game. Having something like that could be useful.

>>36912174
By all means.

Thought I should go back and re-stat Hannah for her Zero/On-A-Roll/Hero stats. She hasn't been refigured since the first playtest.

>>36912085
you know I just realized this almost certainly means Altivo has some Coronan in his heritage considering his higher than normal intelligence for a horse

also we need a new thread soon

>>36912311
Oh, that's a good plan. All the DTP character creators should re-stat for all three levels (assuming 50/100 levels) for usage as sample characters.

>>36912220
>>36912330
Once we hit page 7 or so.

Okay, this burned in my brain and wouldn't go away until I wrote it.

You can consider it a possible epilogue for the 'Classic' DTP, or part of one at least.

It's also an introduction to the Modern DVV setting and two possible members of the Modern DTP.

http://pastebin.com/DbtTgskE

I don't consider this to be Canon Fluff. It's just something I wrote for fun.

>>36913084
Fun, interesting recycling of DTP stuff.