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>>36913762
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
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
DTP in the West Story Archive: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ONQ38zlRwgmM90MMkENcmSZhsIhN4r1O0KqxdQn3GKs/edit

TRAITS: http://pastebin.com/TJXncd7A
POWERS:http://pastebin.com/pQDDqisU
Setting Traits: http://pastebin.com/8RRbwMQT
Beast Species:http://pastebin.com/iPGVax1A
Chimera Races: http://pastebin.com/B8SkUwWB (Out of date, needs to be updated)
Experimental new rules for Yzmic Chimeras http://pastebin.com/p2QaTaiB
Google doc for character creation:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1m8XSm73Ea4ECdDdP9V4IVJCEBji6HPw43LRPyUCDmx4/edit?usp=sharing

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

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

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

>>36913762
>>36913778

Forgot a good piece of fluff from the last thread there. A potential epilogue to the DTP's adventure and transition to our first expansion: Disney Villains Victorious: GRIDLOCK:

http://pastebin.com/DbtTgskE

>>36913866
Thanks, I had forgotten to put that in the OP.

Hate to bump a thread that I've started myself, but its an evil necessary to keep the project I've until more of our regular posters come back. We're very close, as I understand it, to completing the core game and moving on to the modern expansion, and is like to propose that we should rewrite the OP when we do start in earnest so as to freshen things up a bit and start the next stage of the project off in the right foot.

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Just popping in to say that today I'll be plugging away at another Shadowlands villain.

>>36914616
Nice, and great choice in pictures.

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>>36914762
Spotted it in a thread yesterday, and I've been waiting for said thread to die before I posted it.

The villain I'm plugging away at is the Bokor-Necromancer discussed 2 threads ago. His shtick is that he appears to the dead and dying and offers them a little more time in the realm of the living, though once that time is up your body will serve him as a zombie and your soul goes to the Friends. He's going to play like Facilier Lite; if anyone has suggestions for traits or powers, feel free to throw them at me.

bump

>>36913866
Fun fact: Royal Consorts are, technically speaking, royalty. They also have to be married to their partner. It doesn't literally mean 'royal whore'. Even though that would be pretty funny.

>>36915135
Oh, I remember the discussion on this guy. Let's see...

TRAITS:

Let's Make a Deal: +4 to Persuasion while trying to convince a character to accept a bargain or transaction.

Friends and Associates: This unit is followed around at all times by three "Associates:" shambling, undead Mooks at his beck and call. By "firing" these Associates, he can summon a Lackey-Level Friend from the Otherside instead that may or may not heed his commands.

Fast Talker: +1 to Deception for each character in the group this unit is trying to deceive.

A Man of Wealth and Taste: +2 to all Academics rolls on matters of art and culture.

That Voodoo You Do: +4 to Occult where Voodoo and Necromancy are concerned.

POWERS:

The Shambles: Spend one Will Point. This unit may summon to his side an army comprised of 11+2X zombie Mooks with X undead Lackeys where X equals the number of players.

The Funk of 40,000 Years: Spend 2 Will Points while the Shambles are in play. This unit and his undead minions enter into a song and dance number of such terror that it grants +10 Intimidation and reduces the PC's Endure by half.

Living on Borrowed Time: Spend three Will Points when all strikes have been used up. Instead of dying or suffering defeat, this unit makes one more deal with his Friends on the Otherside. This restores his strikes and boosts most of his stats by +3 but halves his Prevent Harm and Endure scores.

>>36913866
>>36915703
"So, Sir Knight is now Sir Knight-Commander, First Sword of Arendelle…and possibly Royal Whore?"

I liff laffed.

Dose King Louie have a K/L/R description yet?

>>36915795
He does I believe.

>>36915795
Yes, It was one of the first ones if I remember correctly.

Do we have a list of the films and cartoons we will be using in GRIDLOCK yet, or has it all been sideline speculation so far? The ones I remember are:

>The Incredibles
>Wreck-It Ralph
>Tron
>Big Hero 6

With the potential inclusions of:
>WALL-E
>Who Framed Roger Rabbit

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>>36915742
>"So, Sir Knight is now Sir Knight-Commander, First Sword of Arendelle…and possibly Royal Whore?"
>implying any man would need to be paid to tap that ass after weeks of handholding and cuddling

>>36916322
Mary might be better off in the long-run having more adventures with Hannah.

By the by, what will your new enemy's personality and theme be like? I came up with some traits and stats that made him out to be both a businessman and a showman, but that might not be what you're going for.

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>>36916458
The personality would be much like Lucifer himself when he makes his deals, and the appearance is pic related. Keep playing with what you have, though; I think more than one of the Shadowland's villains should be the same sort of wheeler-dealer as Facilier.

>>36916305
Lilo and Stitch? That technically takes place in a modern setting even though it includes aliens, so it can work.

>>36916521
In fact, I would even go as far to say that every Villain and Inner Circle of the Shadowlands should have deal-making worked into their shtick.

>>36916576
>>36916305
Personally speaking, I think we could and probably should include those "spacey" films that take place in whole or in part on the Earth. I liked the idea of WALL-E being represented by a trashed wasteland around the Great Lakes/Midwest area full of advanced but broken technology and malfunctioning robots with the Axiom either landed in the middle of it all or geosynchronous orbit overhead.

>>36916634
I agree, but how would you distinguish them from each other and make them flavorful? Give them different specializations or "goods" to sell?

For example:
>"Lady Luck:" A pretty young thing who is willing to exchange _________ for streaks of good fortune.

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>>36916764
Specialization would be the key, yes. It should also be that top of the shelf stuff - life and death, mind control, etc - always has to be paid for with a soul, while lesser stuff can be bought with things other than souls.

I think I'm satisfied with how I've statted the necromancer, I just need a little more time to write the fluff.

>>36916764
>>36916866
Things like:
>Life and Death
>Luck and Fortune
>Love and Lust

What else?

>>36916305
Who Framed Roger Rabbit's for the Twisted Toons expansion,

>>36916964
Sickness is a big thing in voodoo, it could be like a cheaper death (as the Friends make no promises that the sickness will actually kill the target), with health conversely being a cheaper life (blind men see, cripples walk and all that good stuff). Fishermen and farmers may also benefit from control over certain aspects of nature.

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VILLAIN
Name: Bokor de Mort
Role: Charming/Smart
Size: Medium
Species: Human
Tier: On A Roll

---Attributes---
Robustness: 10
Agility: 10
Intelligence: 14
Sensibility: 12
Charm: 16
Will: 8
Strikes: 10

---Skills---
Acrobatics: 6
Athletics: 6
Persuade: 10 (12)
Intimidate 12 (14)
Insight 8
Deceive: 10
Occult: 12
Melee: 6(9)
Prevent Harm: 10 (11)
Endure: 12
Music: 8
Craft: 3

---Traits---
A Man of Wealth and Taste: +3 to Deceit when attempting to pass yourself off as a member of the upper crust of society.
Fast Talker: +1 to Deception for each character in the group this unit is trying to deceive.
Let's Make a Deal: +4 to Persuasion while trying to convince a character to accept a bargain or transaction.
That Voodoo You Do: +5 to Occult checks concerning necromantic voodoo.

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>>36917260
---Powers---
A Second Chance: Bokor can bring back the dying and very recently dead other than himself. This does not cost a Will point; however, he cannot do so unless a bargain is struck, and he only strikes bargains that are in his favor.
Day of the Dead: At any given time, Botor has 6d6k4+2X zombie Mooks and X zombie Lackeys at hand where X equals the number of players. For one Will point, he may summon 2d6 additional zombie mooks and one Zombie Lackey. Zombies follow the same rules for the undead as the Cauldronborn but are otherwise normal mooks and Lackeys.
Because This Is THRILLER!: When using Music, Bokor and his undead minions enter into a song and dance number of such terror that it grants an additional +1 to Intimidate for every 4 zombies present in addition to its normal effects. This takes one action per turn on part of each of the zombies.
JUST A LITTLE MORE TIME!: Spend three Will Points when all strikes have been used up. Instead of dying or suffering defeat, this unit makes one last deal with his Friend On The Other Side. This restores his strikes and boosts his stats by +4 but halves his Prevent Harm and Endure scores.

---Equipment---
Grim Scythe: +3 Melee
Fine Tuxedo and Top Hat: +1 Prevent Harm, +2 Persuasion
Skull Mask: +2 Intimidate

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>>36917289
Wouldn't just a little more time be nice? To say goodbye to those dear to you, to get revenge on your enemies, to finish some important task, to have one last night partying it up in New Orleans? There is a man in the Shadowlands by the name of Bokor de Mort who has a mysterious way of arriving before those on death's doorstep and offering just that: a little more time. The price, of course, being your soul and body; your soul will go to The Other Side, and your body will serve Bokor as a zombie. The better your body is, the more time he will give you, but beware, for his abilities as a collector as second only to Facilier himself. There are rumors of a few who have escaped him, who live their half-lives in secrecy, but it would be foolish to try to emulate them.

Bokor certainly knuckles under to Facilier but technically doesn't work for him; Bokor works for the most powerful of Facilier's Friends On The Other Side, the one he will only refer to as "Baron Samedi". There is an understanding that as the more successful dealer, Facilier's words should generally be heeded. Bokor makes many dealings with Facilier, offering his zombies as a supply of labor. He usually receives worldly goods in return (rum and cigars being his favorites), but Facilier has given him a few souls to cover "the ones that got away".

Bokor de Mort, for all his charm, is quite rude. He has the bad habit of handing out racial epithets, misogynist slurs and every other category of insulting name under the sun like they're going out of style. (Some of them are actually going out of style, but that's beside the point)

Well?

>>36916305
Tron
Incredibles
Big Hero 6
Meet The Robinsons
Treasure Planet
Wall-E
Fireball Charming
Gargoyles

Any more we can think of?

>>36917310
I really like it, especially the way you've characterized his relationship with Facilier as more of a symbiosis or two "salesmen" working for the same set of bosses. They cooperate for convenience's sake, but Bokor is not subordinate to Facilier and is a terrible force to be reckoned with on his own.

The idea of letting a few people escape their debts with Bokor is pretty good for giving the PCs an NPC ally and proving that there are loopholes and such that can be exploited. What sorts of half-lives do you suppose they're leading? Are they essentially sentient undead, or is this something not worth thinking out at the moment?

I think I might try to brainstorm a "Lady Luck" type villain now to compliment your life and death dealer, but am a bit lost as to what she trades for it.

>>36917598
I suppose they can escape if they make sure their end doesn't fit. For example, if Bokor offers them one last night in orleans, they can simply never GO to new orleans. As long as they don't spend a whole night there, they get away free

>>36917598
Why not just have her deal in luck? You can buy a streak of good luck from her, though she'll give you a streak of bad luck later on to pay for it. If you're misfortunate enough to die during the bad luck streak, the Friends get your soul.

>>36917647
That would work REALLY well if the character was portrayed as a coward thinking herself or himself ever so clever, but then decides to go into New Orleans anyway to help save their new friends from Bokor despite knowing that it would fulfill the terms of their contract.

Sort of like that Twilight Zone episode "One For The Angels"

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5EZG0MjGZps

>>36917669
Oh, that's pretty good. I like that. That could work.

>>36917647
>>36917598
I actually envisioned him as offering a set amount of time to prevent such shenanigans; the ones who got away have found some means of hiding from him both mundanely and magically. Sounds like it could be up to GM interpretation, though. As for Lady Luck, better luck might be represented by rerolls and extra unkept dice.

>>36917755
Maybe he started offering a set amount of time BECAUSE one person exploited this loophole to begin with.

>>36917669
I'd do that, and explain in the fluff that since total luck is conserved, the whole thing requires very little effort on the part of her Friends. That's how she can keep at it even if she goes through long streaks of failure.

>>36917814
It could also be that every now and then he provides life on a basis other than time because he derives amusement from seeing them desperately hunt for a loophole.

>>36917696
You could also have something like a certain episode of the Twilight Zone.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escape_Clause

>>36917755
How about instead of lady luck we call her something like this:
la dame de joueurs

>>36917973
She could have several names. A French creole name in the Shadowlands and Lady Luck in the Old West? She almost feels more like a Western villain than a Shadowlands one. Maybe she took her show on the road and is a bit more playful about her line of work than the others.

>>36918131
I'd say she has several Names not to conceal her identity but to "keep the Boys guessin'"

>>36918131
She just needs to be charismatic. All of the Friends' top dealers have to be charming and friendly, otherwise they wouldn't get as many deals.

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>>36918239
I imagine her as looking like this, somewhat

>>36918239
Oh, exactly. She'd make for charming and delightful company, and most likely be something of a flirt or a tease, as is befitting her status as a dealer in luck and fortune. I'm just wondering if she might be more outwardly playful and carefree so as to appear less evil and intimidating than others in her line of work. She might even be the sort of villain that the PCs might need the services of from time to time.

>>36918296
Have you got a larger picture?

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Well, I'm going to watch Frozen and hope it inspires snow golem villains. Good luck with Lady Luck.

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sadly not, any larger and the quality breaks down, sorry

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>>36918327
Maybe a reverse image search is in order. I'd oblige but I'm on my phone right now. Have another Lady Luck.

>>36918131
don't forget la dama jugadores and the less well known bà con bạc

>>36918314
so Charming/Nimble or Charming/Smart then

how about a man who, for a generous price, can alter the past of an individual, but, afterward their life will turn sour to the point where they commit suicide.

>>36918641
I'm thinking Charming/Nimble. I've only for an hour or so left at work and then I'll be able to head back home and get something real done in this thread. I'm liking the idea that Lady Luck might be one of the more amiable of those working for the Friends on the Otherside, perhaps even to the point of becoming regarded as a "necessary evil" by the PCs.

I'm surprised we don't have some sort of seductress-type villain for Facilier up yet. Manipulating emotions through seduction is one of the very oldest ways of manipulation and deal-making, only goes to assume one of his top villains would be specialized in it.

>>36919223
That's at least part of the personality I had in mind for Lady Luck, but it might be better to go more "playful" with her and let the seductress be the one who makes deals based around love and lust instead.

>>36917474
Well, for animation:
Toy Story
Oliver and Company
Bolt
Ratatouille
Monsters Inc
Finding Nemo
Frankenweenie

For live-action...
The Black Hole
The Love Bug
The Rocketeer
Sky High

TV series:
Kim Possible
American Dragon Jake Long
Phineas and Ferb
Gravity Falls

Well, at the risk of stating an unpopular opinion, I did not find Frozen nor its songs particularly great. Though Kristoff was a pretty cool guy (all hail the Disney Prince of the Strong/Sensible master race). And I'm not going to say I disliked Anna because would be a blatant lie but damn girl, that 4 Sensibility got you into some serious shit.

No inspiration for snow golems, but I have an important question: is Elsa in Castle Arrendale or back up in her ice palace on the mountain top? Because if it's the latter, just imagine what sort of haul you could get from pillaging it D&D style....

>>36920143
Is cool. Over at /co/, they can get downright venomous toward that movie. I figure it's best to just be viewed as a decent movie instead of a superlative one.

I think she might vary her location.

>>36920143
I've seen a lot of people who watch Frozen later come out with only mediocre opinions of it. It's either due to being contrarian or because of high expectations. I saw it at a pre-screening for Sony about a month before release, so my expectations were personally blown out of the water and I consider it a really good film at least, but I watched it long before any ratings came in.
The ice palace isn't the actual castle. It's doubtful Elsa ever left it.

>>36920568
This. People go in expecting the GREATEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME EVER based off hype, and are disappointed when it doesn't literally blow their eyeballs out.

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>>36920143
If I'm remembering our early-project brainstorming rightly, once Elsa had her little "episode," the Capital of Arendelle was at the epicenter of the Great Blizzard that blew up around her, and was transformed into an icy mausoleum filled with the Snow Queen's flash-frozen citizenry. Else herself retreated to the isolation of her Ice Palace, which she kept expanding and adding onto until it was a maze of crystalline additions clinging to the mountain peak from which she could look down upon the city below and mourn what she'd done.

Arendelle Castle and the Capital City, meanwhile, has been claimed by Ice Anna as her home and personal playground, where she's spent her time posing the flash-frozen citizens in fanciful tableaux of what she assumes daily life must have been like before the blizzard while trying to learn what it must have been like to be Anna and be human.

Ice Anna definitely has 4 Sensibility as well, or maybe lower.

>>36920568
>The ice palace isn't the actual castle. It's doubtful Elsa ever left it.
Maybe my reading comprehension is shit, but did you mean she's in the ice palace or the stone and mortar castle?

>>36921035
"She isn't here!" Mary said, shouting at the Ice Girl. "We've searched through EVERY room, and nearly been killed by these snow goons, and NOW you're telling us that the princess is in another castle?!"

"Actually, Elsa's now a queen." Ice Anna said.

Hannah and Lazarus were quick to grab the mechanic's arms before she could use her wrench to smash Anna to pieces.

>>36921204
Wonderful.

>>36921006
And I recall being fond of the possibility that defrosting Ice Anna would reveal the real Anna. Now that I've actually seen the movie I've worked out a way that could come about (residual troll magic mindfuckery plus Elsa's love for her sister)

>>36921204
Hurr hurr hurr.

>>36921204
>Hannah and Lazarus were quick to grab the mechanic's arms before she could use her wrench to smash Anna to pieces.

Wait, what?

>>36921320
>the possibility that defrosting Ice Anna would reveal the real Anna

As I remember it, part of Ice Anna's pathos and appeal was that she wasn't actually the same person as Real Anna, but an imperfect re-creation that is desperately trying to become her for Elsa's sake.

>>36916305
>>36916576
>>36916684
>>36917474
>>36919671
well for one thing, most of Disney's TV output would fit here(not counting stuff that would fit in the Toons supplement like Duck Tales, or Bonkers), as would most of Pixar's output(kinda picturing the Ant Colony from Bug's Life getting brought in, but due to magic has been scaled up towards Human size), indeed off the top of my head the only Pixar movies we're currently planning on leaving out would ironically be Toy Story and Cars, due to both being incredibly hard to integrate into the setting(although the Buzz Lightyear cartoon has been brought up for inclusion before)

>>36921366
>Mary had gotten increasingly frustrated by Ice Anna's super chipper but extremely dense personality, and this, probably compounded by the fact that she's an island gal in the frozen north, has lead her to want to shatter the frozen construct's head with her wrench. Hanna and Lazarus restrain her to keep this from happening.

>>36921441
If you fucked with her head around the right way, though, the real Anna would be indistinguishable from an imperfect re-creation of herself. I mean, things as mundane as traumatic events and alcohol consumption have both been known to trigger dramatic changes in personalities, so surely it is not outside the power of magic to save one's personality as a jpg file.

Figured I would try my hand at stating up a version of IceAnna that everyone else could pick over to improve. Stated her like a Zero-Tier character with a couple of extra's. I used a reworked version of the 'Enthralled' trait to make the Ice Golem trait since it seemed to fit.


Name: Anna II Icicle Boogaloo
Species: Ice Golem/Human
Role: Ice Pop(Charming Gal)
Tier: Zero

Stats-
Robustness: 7
Agility: 9
Intelligence: 9
Sensibility: 3
Charm: 12(4d6k3)

Will: 3

Strikes 3+2x

Role-
Being a fast talker and a fast singer, he gets one extra Move each turn that he can use to roll on Deceit, Music, Intimidate, or Persuasion, but only against Mooks.

Traits-

-Ice Golem
This unit is a creation of Elsa; it is immune to non-magical mental effects that would alter its allegiance, and receives a +3 bonus on any checks that would give it the means to fulfil one of its master’s commands.

-Hakuna Matata!
+2 to resist on any sort of mental distress with Endure.

-Zealous Champion
Pick a cause(Restoring Elsa's sanity). You cannot be dissuaded from your cause by Illusions or social skills unless the other party spends a will.

-Land of the Midnight Sun
Bonuses to survival and travel in cold regions, for obvious reasons.


Powers-

Rock and Roll will Never Die: Spend a will point; Apply Music against Tin-Ear characters with only a -5 in effectiveness!

Do You Wanna Build a Snowman?: 'Anna' can shape and manipulate ice and snow with relative ease allowing her to safely manipulate the frozen population of Arendalle. This power is only usable while Elsa is 'calm'.


Skills-
Acrobatics: 3
Academics: 3
Prevent Harm: 4
Endure: 4
Persuasion: 3
Travel: 3
Music: 8

>>36921496
Toy Story would either be very easy or very hard. Very easy, if it's just a minor setting detail and there's some mention of wealthy toy mogul Al and an oddly creepy daycare center. Very hard, if we try to actually give Lotso-Huggin-Bear a chunk of the United States.

>>36921569
Ice Anna should probably have more strikes than that, considering that Hans's sword shattered when it struck her. It's probably not normal ice, more like some kinda magic permafrost.

Also, it would lead to pissed-off players trying and failing to shut her up only to find their icepick split in half.

>>36921570
personally I'd just stick non-Toy versions of a lot of the characters all over the setting, be a lot simpler(we've talked about a human Sheriff Woody before, and again this would allow the Buzz Lightyear show to be used which would help fill out space quite a bit, and give us a proper Big Bad Guy for Outer Space as well)

>>36921320
Im staunchly against the real Anna coming back. I feel as if it would be too happy of a ending, and it would be a really cheap way to solve the problem.

Elsa should be forced to get over problems herself

>>36921569
I think that this is a pretty good as it stands, but I will definitely give it a bit of thought and see if any improvements come to mind. I really like the inclusion of "Do You Wanna Build a Snowman?" because it makes sense to me that as a construct that Elsa (subconsciously?) poured a lot of love into, she'd be able to tap into a little bit of that ice magic herself.

>>36921714
Unless you could only get Anna back AFTER Elsa had already been de-insanified.

>>36921714
I do find myself agreeing with this line of thinking. Elsa's story is all about teaching her how to live with who and what she is and with what she's done. Bringing Real Anna back if things manage to thaw out feels just a little bit too "all's well that ends well" and lessens the lesson, so to speak. That said, I do like the idea of Ice Anna persisting through the thaw, with Elsa having to learn how to accept this construct as a real person and not simply her sister's simulacrum.

>>36921824
Nah, lets not. By letting Anna come back, that opens a flood gate of heros coming back.

>>36921857
That could be a sort of touching scene, Elsa thinking that the real Anna is back and hug her, only to reveal that its the Ice Anna's mind

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>>36921992
A while back there was a set of three endings written for Ice Anna you might be interested in. They were:

>Bad
>Elsa the Snow Queen is attacked by the party or is completely unmoved by their overtures of friendship, and does battle with them, bringing her full power and all her madness and grief to bear against them. As they fight, Ice Anna is stuck on the sidelines, desperately trying to stop them from fighting, and just before the killing blow is struck by either side, she leaps between them in an attempt to stop the battle. Ice Anna is struck, shattering into a thousand pieces, causing the Snow Queen to scream "SISTER!" and immediate stop fighting, dropping to her knees before Ice Anna's deliriously smiling and quickly fracturing head. "You called me sister..." She says before falling to pieces, leaving the once terrible Snow Queen a sobbing wreck, unable to do anything else to stop the party in their task.

>Bittersweet
>Elsa, the Ice Queen, is not entirely convinced by the party's negotiation techniques, and may as before begin to fight the adventurers in her throne room, with the party and Ice Anna working together to try and get the frosty monarch to see that things can still get better and that she is not a bad person at heart and can still do what's right, even if it won't fix all the problems she's caused all at once. Through the impassioned speech of the party leader and the heartfelt encouragement of Ice Anna, Snow Queen Elsa finally manages to wrestle control of her powers once again, causing the blizzard to break and summer to return in full force. Seeming relieved and in so tired after it's all over, both the party and Snow Queen Elsa turn and look for Ice Anna to congratulate her in her help. They find her, settled down peacefully by the open window, a balmy breeze blowing in. She has thawed out and once more is no more and no less than the flesh and blood body of Princess Anna, but she is smiling and looks happy in her rest at long last.

>>36922084

>Good
>There is no battle, no flinging of frost and arrows, no clashing of ice and steel. The party, along with Ice Anna, confront Queen Elsa not as enemies but as people who care and who understand the pain and the guilt the young monarch has suffered alone with for so long. They speak to her not as a squad of would be conquerors but as a group of new friends, as well as two very old, if peculiar friends. Ever so slowly, the fears stop falling from Queen Elsa's eyes, and she can bear to face these people, can bear to face Ice Anna, and can bear to face herself. Ever so slowly, the wind stops howling outside, and the great blizzard dissipates, leaving only sunny skies and quickly thawing snow outside. Rushing to the throne room's balcony the party sees that not only has Arendelle begun to thaw, but so has its people. All those flash frozen in the streets far below have begun to revive, as life and spring return. The party knows their job is done, but tell Queen Elsa that they need her to come with them, to bring her power and her might and her heart to help defeat The Lord of Bald Mountain. To this she agrees, though reluctantly, determined to go out and do good in the world to help make up for her mistakes of the past. She smiles to herself at the idea, mistakes off he past, and calls Ice Anna and Olaf out into the balcony as well, conjuring snow squalls above their heads to keep them frozen in the growing heat. Smiling to Ice Anna in a painfully shy way, she tells the construct that, while she is away adventuring, she is going to need someone to help the people of Arendelle recover and rule in her place. She says that the people of Arendelle could use a kind and familiar face on the throne, even if that face does belong now to a new friend.

>>36922084
>>36922121
I like those. Lets leave it to that and GM fiat.

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You know what we don't have stats for? Cephalopods.

You know what I don't have an idea how to stat, other than an obscenely high bonus to fitting through small places? Cephalopods.

>>36913866
Goin' in the DTP Bonus Archive

>>36922304
Thanks for that!

>>36922084
>>Bad>Elsa the Snow Queen is attacked by the party or is completely unmoved by their overtures of friendship, and does battle with them, bringing her full power and all her madness and grief to bear against them. As they fight, Ice Anna is stuck on the sidelines, desperately trying to stop them from fighting, and just before the killing blow is struck by either side, she leaps between them in an attempt to stop the battle. Ice Anna is struck, shattering into a thousand pieces, causing the Snow Queen to scream "SISTER!" and immediate stop fighting, dropping to her knees before Ice Anna's deliriously smiling and quickly fracturing head. "You called me sister..." She says before falling to pieces, leaving the once terrible Snow Queen a sobbing wreck, unable to do anything else to stop the party in their task.

Also from that same old thread:

>As Ice Anna cracks away, Elsa wails in absolute despair as the storm rages more and more
>The PCs can't even stand up or do anything anymore; they are trapped in a hurricane of ice and grief, the wind carrying Elsa's cries everywhere
>Until it suddenly....Stops.
>The PCs slowly crawl out of the snow to look at what happened, and then they see
>Glinting in the light, kneeled in the snow, lies the frozen form of Elsa. Her face is buried in her hands, and her whole body simply....Froze in place.
>She will never hurt anyone again. But even as they leave the statue behind, they can hear in the snow and the wind, the soft sobs of the Crying Queen

>>36922270
Dexterity bonus for multiple appendages? Stealth bonus due to camouflage? A power to let them wield multiple items with penalties? Another copy of Pinned Ya Again/Death Roll?

>>36922468
If your party gets any ending with Elsa that isn't 'good' they're shit-tier Disney protagonists and murderhobos.

Space expansion when?

>>36922604
Gridlock will probably be the space expansion. There isn't enough material for a full-fledged expansion; I can only name three movies that take place in space, and you could roll them into the modern setting without too much work.

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>36906861
I know that this was a while ago, but I want to clear something up from the last thread
>Jeremiah rides a regular horse.
Jeremiah rides a buffalo named Bully

>>36921664

> this would allow the Buzz Lightyear show to be used which would help fill out space quite a bit, and give us a proper Big Bad Guy for Outer Space as well

I support this.

Can tou be a wizard yet

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>>36922904
Yes, you are free to play D&D whenever you wish.

>>36922904
There was a group of people going to make a Wizardry splatbook, but I don't know what became of them.

>>36922818
I could get behind this I think.

>>36922562
I'm pulling for a happy ending too, but fate and HORRIBLE rolls sometimes conspire against us.

Hey, I've made a collection of the DTP art so far.
http://imgur.com/a/iawzw
I'm also going to go go through the other DVV art and post that up on another album

I've realized something - Disney is like Evan Dahm's Overside (Rice Boy, Order of Tales, Vattu) setting. God (Walt) didn't directly create the world, but created its foundation and nine Giants (Nine Old Men) to actually form the world.

If this gets used by us or GMs, there's also the issue of Thalia's Heir's great-grandfather Wilfred E. Jackson, a potential 'secret' Tenth Old Man, although I'm sure there's other extra Old Men out there.

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>>36922818
>Rex is a friendly dinosaur living in Madagascar
>Bo Peep lives under the Horned King, attempting to raise sheep
>Hamm found his way to the Kingdom of the Red Flower, sweet-talked his way into living like a prince

You know, I was reluctant about making Toy Story non-canon, but this is fine too.

>>36923250
DVV Art collected http://imgur.com/a/1zdua

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Well, I'm not that much of an artist, but I started doodling thanks to the newer Atlantis story. Really latched onto kindly professor Thatch, so here's the Historian-General.

>>36923534
How are we gonna work the rest of the world into Grid Locked, presuming this is AFTER the heros weaken Chernobog?

>>36923598
To be perfectly honest, my own inclination is to set Gridlocked on the North American continent and disregard the DVV world we've created so far, making the expansion a cohesive, stand-alone experience. In fact, I wouldn't even make Chernobog the BBEG. That being said, I'm up for whatever everyone else wants to do, and am excited for the expansion regardless.

>>36923582
Nice work there!

>>36923765
Then who would be the BBEG for a 'modern' campaign, if not a 'modern' chernobog? I like keeping him involved, adds to the whole big evil feel. I liked the piece of writefaggotry Ghost did yesterday implying older Heroes were only able to seal, not kill Chernabog.

>>36923894
Maybe king Candy, seeking to spread his influence even farther, goes on to infect TIME itself, and drags the closest tech worlds

>>36923894
Technically speaking, according to fluff if the DTP heroes or a similar sort were regarded as 'canon' for a Modern expansion, Sverd and maybe some of the other Heroes would be immortal. I like the sealing away idea, and I think that this could be explored further - maybe the heroes of old aren't able to do anything about a new risen threat (Chernabog again, maybe) because they've lost that 'protagonist'-yness but can offer advice or help out the 'new' heroes. It would be retarded to make this canon, of course, but we could mention it in the splat as a potential plot hook, especially since we're probably giving the DTP heroes a prominent role as sample characters and features in art throughout the PDF. Mite b cool.

>>36923894
Oh, I really liked the bit of writing done too, it was top notch, and l do like the idea of Chernobog as an evil god to be banished for a time rather than killed. My qualms with adding all the modern Disney properties to the preexisting ones is that we're going to have to not only work out how those modern properties interact with each other, but also how to modernize each of the core-game lands to keep everything balanced and dynamic.

That being said, I'm not entirely sure what might take Cherry Bomb's place as the Big Bad of the Gridlock expansion. My inclination would be that it was superscience and not magic that is the cause for all these different properties getting smashed together, maybe as a result of experiments being run by that company in Big Hero 6, which I still need to watch in whole.

Again, this is all personal inclination and spitballing more than serious thought. Just rambling ideas.

>>36923978
I see no reason against including the DTP in Gridlocked as NPCs, or encouraging GMs to add in old characters from old games as NPCs

>>36924086

>>36923978 introduces an interesting plot hook we could suggest, that the DTP characters/not!DTP characters managed to fix up the old world through various ways and seal away Chernobog for a time, maybe being immortal (Crystals, Grace of Walt, Sverd fugging elsa, etc) and helping out the 'new' heroes as NPCs along the way because they've lost their ability as protagonists for whatever reason.

>>36924086
Or, wait, I'm confusing Big Hero 6 with something else I read in the thread, never mind.

>>36923582
>hand drawn
>not master race 342 hours in MSPaint
Looks great, but now how am I going to do a quick and dirty color job?

>>36923942
>>36923894
Chernabog's awake again, and he's changing tactics to avoid the same sort of defeat he previously suffered. Out with the magic, and in with the technology. As the only entity with magical power, surely he cannot be defeated in this universe.....can he?

I just noticed every hero in the DTP drawings has a different skin tone and hair color.
That's Disney as fuck.

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>>36924233

>>36923978
>>36923894

The basic idea I had is that there is NO WAY to permanently kill Chernabog. His influence is permanent upon the world. The Dark Winds of Bald Mountain will ALWAYS be blowing across the world.

They feed upon greed and hate, and are always there to 'help' those who give in to their darker sides. If the Winds get enough fuel, and enough darkness and suffering spreads across the world, then Chernabog can rise again in physical form and REALLY mess things up.

There is no 'Happily Ever After' and never will be again.

That's not to say that there can't be victories, that the Winds can be stilled for a time, and that there's no hope.

Of course, the Lord of Bald Mountain is fine with losing every once in a while. It happens. He rests, lets new Kings arise, and waits.

Because what can cause more suffering than someone knowing that there once was a better time than now? People will search for heroes, and despair all the more when they fail. The Kings will reign in their petty fiefdoms, but the Lord of Bald Mountain's rule never ends.

I think it ties into the Nobledark concept. You can't beat the big bad for good, but you can have major victories against them. You can make the world safe for you, your children, and maybe your grandkids...but your great-grandkids are on their own.

>>36924086
Oooh, I like that idea of the heros failing to save the day, and from that result, the worlds merge

>As Hiro looked desperately at the drifting Robot, he looked across the abyss as what seemed to be rifts began to form. Baymax's eyes re-adjusted as Hiro looked onwards. In one, he saw a glistening ship in a world of rust, and white machines patrolling the crimson world. In another, winged humanoids drifted through the skies, upholding the law of a insane mastermind. Another, pirates rode across the stars, and another, A world of incredibly powered people controlling physics and a world of neon and black monoliths. As he floated away from baymax, he saw his plush companion drift into one.

>When he returned to his world and looked around. There wasn't enough time.

>>36924148
I don't know. I love the DTP stories and think they're some of the best original content in these threads, but I don't think we ought to "canonize" their characters in ways that make them important to the core and future settings. They and their story exist as wonderful examples of the types of characters that exist and tales that can be told within the world of Disney Villains Victorious.

By all means, we should continue writing and drawing up a modern Disney Team Prime for the new expansion, but I feel we shouldn't make their characters hard-canon in any way.

>>36922270
Intelligence bonus. Octopi are ungodly smart.

>>36924271
Also, the reason I had 'Marcus' find Sverd's sword and 10-N3 (or 'Ione') find a Hannah V.I. is to show that while the First DTP is gone, their legacy, and the hope they created, remains.

Also, they probably left plenty of secret caches of knowledge and weapons for the Modern DTP to find. Since they knew Churn Bubba would be coming back.

>>36913762
Kinda new to to these threads, but I've been keeping track on 1d4chan. What can I do to help out?

>>36924338
So smart, actually, that they are considered to be vertebrates for the purposes of dissection and euthanization -- you need to anesthetize them before performing vivisection.

>>36924352
Spitball ideas for our upcoming expansion work.

>>36924328
Oh no, of course not. I was talking more about the idea of there being 'old' heroes, and suggesting those could be the DTP characters, who are basically just our sample characters, for GMs who are just running a game of modern without having run a vanilla game. Since they're well-fluffed and developed characters, we could offer potential plot hooks/development around it and give them characters to bounce off.

>>36924352
If someone stats up the last 4 Hunters, we'll be out of Beta according to everyone else. According to me, Beta's not over until every kingdom has a few villains statted up, but hey, majority rules.

>>36924415
Same guy as>>36924352
Any ideas in particular? Like fluff, movie/villain suggestions, character suggestions, etc?

>>36924271
>>36924340
Wouldn't at least Sverd still be alive, though? Villain Immortality methods suggest Elsa can keep people alive so long as he doesn't cheat or something. Pretty sure at least Mary would be too, and likely Lazarus. I doubt Jeremiah would want to LIVE FOREVAAAAA though and dunno if Hannah would.
>>36924430
I was thinking something like this too. Suggest having little pockets of 'old world' influence where heroes of ages past still exercise some power and control.

>>36924480
Well, Hannah's the only one I can make that call for. If the others say that their guys live on, then that's fine.

As much as Hannah would like to be immortal, she's not, and doesn't want to pay any horrible price for it. By the time San Fransokyo comes into being, she's long gone.

>>36924542
Immortality is fairly easy for exceptional people to obtain, though.

I guess it doesn't particularly matter since all this would be is a suggested plot hook for GMs, which they can modify at will.

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>>36924446
I PRESENT TO YOU ALL, FIRE BALL CHARMING!

And the lovely Dutchess Drössel Von Flugel, lady of the castle!

Ruling over the Castle Von Flugel, she is a expert in ancient human cultures and customs. She is some what facisnated yet arrogant over humans, seeing Robots as the better being

>>36924480
Jeremiah could linger on as a sort spirit of the west, kinda like Johnny apple seed or the lone ranger.

>>36923598
>>36923765
>>36923894
>>36923942
>>36923978
>>36924086
>>36924088
>>36924148
>>36924184
>>36924233
>>36924271
personally I'd just have the modern/future stuff be mashed into the standard DVV setting, heck most of the stuff set on Earth in that Supplement is set on the West Coast of the US anyway which is a blank slate for the most part, so there's definitely room for it, outside of there, most of the other stuff is either in Space, VR, or can just be minor elements in the setting, after all the core setting already has Time getting torn a new one thanks to Cherry Bomb, so might as well take advantage of it

>>36924666
That lone stranger who you meet while traveling the west, share a campfire with in a time of need, gives you some advice and then is gone come daybreak.

>>36925107
Yeah, but then theres the problem of MAXIMUM CARNAGE of old kings.


How the fuck is Santa Anna, Slim, Facillier, or hell, even the Aurora going to deal with Super heros?

How will hook reign supreme when Long John can fly into SPACE?

How would Frollo and Maleficant feud when the world is being eaten uo by Drössel's robots and CLU's programs?

Could Ursula even compete with AUTO's Axium cosmic cruise liner?

Or how would Racliffe stay the hoards of Dorris and her cronies with nothing but long rifles?

Unless we make CONSIDERABLE cuts to the existing settinh, i don't think it would work

OK, so some more potential Villain suggestions here:
Fluffed, need stats:
1. Captain Nemo
2. Captain al-Bahdros
3. Mother Madeline
Other Suggestions:
1. Hyenas from Lion King
2. Zira from Lion King 2
That's all I can think of off the top of my head

>>36925295
personally I assume most of the Modern and Future stuff was ported over in much smaller amounts than the past stuff(outside of a handful of cities, and Hawaii it'd be mostly individuals getting grabbed), so it's numbers that holds back the modern stuff(also I figure the Axiom is parked on the Moon while AUTO tries to comprehend what has happened to the world, most of the other robotic and AI threats are busy rebuilding after losing most of their infrastructure in the transistion, Zerg hasn't reached Earth yet, Treasure Planet isn't really all that important for this, and the Supers are busy keeping their cities from collapsing into anarchy), also most of the Modern stuff has been in the DVV world for less than a year, so they're all still disoriented by what's happened and trying to figure out what to do next(I imagine the American powers are tripping all over themselves to ally with the new arrivals, especially Rourke)

>>36925492
Eh, that seems to be giving the new players the short end of the stick. Why bother putting them in if they are almost not there at all? Besides, if were going by the villains winning and taking over, there really shouldn't be all that much stopping them. Syndrome, for example, could start churning out super gadgets for his men, and Xantantos could begin steam rolling right away with his nigh immortal Gargoyles. And if Zerg is only just getting here, and Long John silver isn't included, why even bother with space?


If we limit the expansion, we limit the possibilities of the players.

>>36925492
I don't know about that though!

That approach leaves us with the core game but with little bits of modernity thrown in because we're afraid to disrupt the balance already in place. If we're going modern Disney as Fuck with Gridlock, we're going to WANT superheroes and robots and bank robbers and mad scientists and sentient programs everywhere! I feel that reining ourselves in to avoid unbalancing the core game's nations is going to hurt the finished feel of the expansion.

>>36925638
>>36925654
I just think making a whole new setting for this supplement is an awful idea is all(also in regards towards the modern villains, I was thinking we should get a bit more creative with how a villain might "win" so to speak), besides we'd still have a reasonably large area covered, what with much of the West Coast, and several Cities throughout the rest of the US being modern(remember the US is stupidly huge after all)

>>36925299
We may want to look at deleted characters for inspiration for Villains.
http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Deleted_characters

A personal favorite of mine is Tabaqui; I may get to statting him tomorrow. Do hyenas warrant their own statline, or will the stats for canines suffice?
http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Tabaqui

>>36925492
>>36925638
>>36925654
>>36925739
Maybe instead we center focus on the US-Japan for a modern splat, and have a hero-rebuilt old world with DTP/not!DTP heroes being helpful over there?

>>36925744
I feel like the three main hyena "henchmen" might, but that's just because of how much they appear.

>>36925739
It doesn't have to be new, it just has to fit. The problem is, its hard to fit them into the current setting to the point where they are both relevant yet not over wheming. We make them too small, and they become irrelevant. Make them too big, and its hard to justify nearby nations existing.

>>36925800
That sounds like the best option, but what of the nations where the old ones were?also, we are at the point where that would start crowding the map even more

>>36925739
I support the idea of having a stand-alone modern setting personally, but if everyone wants a continuation I'm definitely not going to complain. Can I ask why you think a stand-alone, modern setting is a bad idea? I'm interested to hear your take on it and maybe you'll show me something I'm missing.

>>36925906
Not the guy you've been talking to, but I do agree that a modern setting might be better as a stand-alone setting. The process of getting from the "current" DVV to a "Modern" DVV might be somewhat difficult to figure out, just based off of how much of the Disney settings are fantasy based as opposed to sci-fi based.

>>36925953
>>36925906
I feel like we could make a transitioned setting work pretty easily by focusing on >>36925800 and assuming older heroes have cleared out the old new world kings.

>>36925977
But what's stopping the new kings from taking over the old nations?

>>36925800
well I don't like the time-skip idea either, especially since either one of those solutions robs us of a lot of what makes DVV such a good thing, the Villains, their interactions with each other is a huge part of what makes the setting so great

>>36925844
the way I see it, most of them would be in a position that while they can't topple most of the major powers, they are also potent enough that they can't just be stomped all willy nilly either, especially since a lot of the Modern enclaves are more Diplomatically inclined than other lands are

>>36925881
again most of the modern stuff is in the western US which is currently mostly empty so we have more than enough room for them(and for other supplements they either are in alternate dimensions like the Toon stuff, or could be put into tiny domains, like most of the non-Disney villains that will be brought in via the non-Disney supplement)

>>36925906
I just feel it lacks a certain oomph to it is all, not to mention it would probably sap some of the creative energy of this project by moving to a new setting, plus seeing the reactions of the established rulers to all this new stuff coming in is just too great a thing to just drop(especially all the current US leaders trying to get the new guys on their side)

>>36926007
The old nations don't exist anymore. Slim, Radcliffe, Facilier, etc have all been taking down by ye olde heroes.

Hello DVV

This setting has interesting me since its beggining even if i didn't got time to.keep track of it.

But i plan to do a game with your fine creation. Once done i will give you a feedback on how it went.

So i would like to know what kind of things i should be carefull with or maybe plain advice even i i'm not very used o the rules yet.
For info, game will be a short campaign (3-5 sessions) with mostly newbies in RPGs (appart me). I don't know yet which will be the Disney we're gonna start with.

Thanks

>>36926106
We're running a recorded campaign already, all the transcripts are public. It's on the third session, you can read through them if you need anything there.
3-5 sessions is VERY short for any campaign. I'm interested as to what you plan the plot to be for such a short campaign.

>>36926014
I really don't understand why you keep saying the modern parts are only mid western. Its only big hero 7 and Lilo and Stitch. Incredibles, Meet the robinsons and Gargoyles were more eastern based and Wall-e is supposedly going to be set around the great lakes. Hell, if anything, most of the Modern settings would be placed in north east, not the south west.

>>36926106
>I don't know yet which will be the Disney we're gonna start with.

you wot

More specific, please. Have you read 1d4chan?

>>36926106

The players are more powerful than you think.

Music is going to be rolled A LOT, so take care.

Animals are awesome.

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>>36926014
>I just feel it lacks a certain oomph to it is all, not to mention it would probably sap some of the creative energy of this project by moving to a new setting, plus seeing the reactions of the established rulers to all this new stuff coming in is just too great a thing to just drop(especially all the current US leaders trying to get the new guys on their side)

I can see what you mean. There is a degree of danger, by making Gridlock a stand alone setting, of losing a bit of project continuity. I feel though that there is such a HUGE gap, technologically, culturally and thematically between the DVV Core and DVV Gridlock properties that they will be very hard to mesh together in a satisfying way, and may end up creating a whole that isn't quite as good as the sum of its parts. Also, I can only speak for myself when I say that I would actually be excited to work on a new DVV setting where we got another opportunity to invent everything afresh.

I might just be a short-sighted worrier though, and your own perspective is just as valid and important to this thing as mine is. Whatever everyone decides, I'll just be excited to work on the project.

>>36926195
Not the guy you're talking to, but I agree with you/him as well.

>>36926166
well it'd still be in areas that aren't currently covered for the most part(heck I don't think we've said anything about New York in these threads, so we could easily stick in NYC), also Incredibles is in the San Francisco area(they make multiple references throughout the movie that imply it's in SF or nearby)

>>36926195
I'll admit I don't worry too much about clashing in regards to tech levels, but then I've been treating this setting as a variation on Rifts or TORG since the beginning

>>36926254
You, see thats the major problem. These techlevels are just too different. Dorris, for example, could conquer just about any of our old natioms in short order. Syndrome alone could kill off half our older villains

>>36926178
>>36926163
What i was saying is i don't yet where the campaign gonna start.

And for a short session, may use "weaker" king such as Frolo over ones like Hades. Most of my players like Ancient Greek context.so it might be about retrieving a Macguffin without alerting a titan or even succesfully eacape from.the land of one of the villains.

>>36926383
Oh, you mean just a single-shot kind of thing, not a full campaign.

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>>36926254
Whatever the outcome, it's great that we are having this interesting and rational discussion on the matter in any event.

>>36926178
I think he means, which Disney property/DVV Land he wants to start his campaign in.

>>36926106
As someone who's always been better at roleplaying and fluff over roll playing and crunch, I would just recommend that you keep things "Disney as Fuck" as we've been saying. Think of the best parts of the Disney films you've seen, and try your best to figure out what made them memorable and how you and your players can make some memorable moments yourselves.

>>36925744
Those deleted characters make for some VERY interesting reading and more than a little food for thought.

>>36926438
Yeah, we're gonna have some vacations and doing it regulary would be impossible to schedule.

Since they are all pretty new to that, i wanted to a lighter system. But two.of them would like to do classic DnD so they may be regular wizard and such.

Can't read for now on. Should i expect them to be On-A-roll after 5 session by standard ways?

>>36926543
>>36926192
I'll keep those in heads, thanks

>>36926577
On-a-roll is based off the players, since it's DISNEY they develop via goals which are usually tied into character development. Depends on what your players goals are. Also,
>regular wizard
There isn't currently a PC magic system, nor is there planned to be. Some people are working on a magic splat, however.

>>36926625
I'll definitely be looking forward to any stories you feel like sharing.

>>36926380
admittedly I've been ignoring Meet The Robinsons(feel it might be necessary, after all wasn't Dorries only beaten in her source material through Time shenanigans), and as for Syndrome, I've got an idea for him winning in a way that means he's still around, we don't have to worry about him creating dozens of Synthodrones, and it takes things in a very different direction for him that I'll go into if anyone is interested

>>36926839
Look man, we included Alameda Slim, we can throw in Dorris. Besides, we really ought to decide when and where the setting takes place before we discuss who gets in or not

I'm going to have to bed down for the night but it's been great working with all of you again. Hope to see you all when I return!

Reading through the thread and giving it a hearty upwards bump in the process.

I could NOT resist myself, and 'tis the season.

LAZARUS
It’s in the singing of a greco-roman choir
It's going home and getting warm by the fire
It's true, where ever you find love, it feels like Solstice!

HANNAH
A song of kindness that we share with another
No refrain-ing from a chorus with a friend or a brother

HANNAH & SVERD
In all the places you find love, it feels like Christmas

SVERD
It is the duty of the heart
A special time of caring
The path of honor made clear!

ALL DTP:
It is the season of the spirit
The message if we hear it
Is 'Make it last all year'

MARY
It's in the giving of gifts to your close-kin,
A pair of gloves that were crafted by your Mat-im
It's all the ways that we show love that feel like Kritapar!

JEREMIAH
A dusty sunset that we'll always remember
It’s the sarsaparilla of the soul we decanter.
It's when you do your best for love, it feels like Christmas

ANTRODEMUS
IT IS THE SEASON OF THE HEART!
A SPECIAL TIME OF CARING!
THE WAYS OF LOVE MADE CLEAR!!

ALL DTP:
It is the season of the spirit
The message if we hear it
Is 'Make it last all year’

LAZARUS
It's in the singing of a greco-roman choir
It's going home and getting warm by the fire
It's true, where ever you find love, it feels like Solstice!

ALL DTP:
It's true, where ever you find love
It feels like Solstice!
It feels like Kritapar!
It feels like Christmas
It feels like…Hope.

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Going to give the thread one more bump before bed. Night folks.

>>36928792

This is wonderful! Thank you!

>>36924328
I do want to say that DTP was never meant to be canon anymore than any PC's story is canon.

>>36929047
>>36924328
People are more suggesting that they could be used as an idea of more 'canon' adventurers for the MODERN splat, as heroes who helped out before things got modern and shit. As in, something that says 'and so heroes of old sealed chernobog five gorillion years ago. If you wish to give these heroes a presence in the world, the sample characters for the core are good examples of former heroes that can be utilized. If you wish to do so, then in the new world, Hannah is off being dead/doing blahblahblah and has these artifacts and realtions to use as plothooks, Lazarus is off being dead/doing blahblahblah and has these artifacts and relations to use as plothooks, Sverd is off being dead/doing blahblahblah and has these artifacts and relations to use as plothooks, etc.'

I think that's the general mindset about it. It's just something that would be cool to utilize and provides some easy hooks/solid NPCs for GMs, it's not like a hard canon kind of thing.

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We're getting the Beta out before break is out! We need the few reaming hunters and we need a few good Villains for each kingdom! Go, go, go!

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>Evo thread has gone to shit because some faggot keeps focusing on his pet project
>can't do anything about it because I can't think of any evos myself

At least I have you guys. Going to start plinking away at Tabaqui after making pancakes and showering.

>>36931409
good luck knight.

>>36931409
Sorry to hear that, but it sounds like you have a good plan at least.

>>36931409
I also recommend that Kaa has a Council of serpents of different types, Could that work out?

>>36931610
We certainly need to count Sir Hiss among them.

>>36931667
for an added twist, if they had voice actors, they should be the same ones from Winnie the Pooh, just to keep the illusion going.

>>36926034
I'm really slow on this, but I think this is plain stupid.imo.
Personally I think it should be set either hand waved or just having it as a new world. No sequel stuff, especially since Atlantis and the shadowlands fit in there just fine, in fact I think they fit there more than the old dvv.
So I'd just have it as just having these guys three instead of ye ole Europe.
Heck, allot of the settings work whether or not it's modern.
So I'm against having it as a sequel.

>>36932232
What would you propose?

>>36923894
Hey guy who originally suggested Cherno Alpha as over-badguy and here's my two cents. The way I viewed it was similar to how the Persona 2 games dealt with Nyarlathotep, the Shadow of Humanity; by banishing him from the planet and timeline.

However because he's a cheating cheater who cheats, he will find loopholes to work his influence (such as planting the seeds of madness that spawn the events of Persona 3 in Kirijo's grandpa) or outright trying to find a vessel to manipulate. Chernobog being banished from Earth by the Walt is a great thing but there would still be a shitton of damage to Time and then you've got all the years of hostility between the peoples and the kingdoms and all the other leftover badness to deal with before BOOM! Here comes the Galatic Empire, driven to conquer Earth because the Dark Side told Palpatine to. Or something like that. Get what I mean?

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>>36928792
>Muppet's Christmas Carol
Nigga, when I was 3 that was the first movie I ever watched and I watched it every day for 6 months.

Anyhow, time to stat Tabaqui. There's no pictures of him, not even concept art, but he is described as mentally deficient in all ways, so I'm going with On A Roll Strong/Nimble. I'm also going to look over the beast pastebin and see if I can come up with a unique hyena statline.

>>36932450
I think that I sort of understand what you're saying insofar as Chernobog broke things pretty good. While you can polish up the pieces and smooth out the sharp edges things will never be completely whole again, and his influences will be felt far after his defeat.

Personally speaking, I'm still of the opinion that Gridlock should be built up as a stand-alone setting with its own BBEG just so that we can create a more thematically cohesive setting.

>>36932857
Let me know if I can help.

>>36932857
try the 1994 jungle book, it has him as a jackal so you could use that?

>>36932913
No can do, the 1994 movie, which judging from the novellization I've read is even less like the original book than the original movie, gives his name to one of Buldeo's men. Did work out a statline for hyenas though:

Hyenas

Medium

Bonecruncher: Ignores Armor on Brawl or Melee rolls.
Hideous Laughter: +3 to Intimidate while laughing.
Scavenger: +3 to Travel checks to feed yourself.
Pack Hunter: Receives +1 more from Music bonuses than usual.

+2 Agility, +2 Robustness, -2 Charm

Have you guys added any TV villains as minibosses, like Mozenrath or Evil Manta?

>>36933107
A few of them have been added, yes, and the plan is to encourage DMs to stat out more for their games. If you'd like to take a shot at it, we'd love to see what you could come up with.

>>36932405
Probably just fluffing and statting said villains and realms, perhaps as a stand alone, or just have them there and take out the inappropriate villains of the original DVV.
Perhaps keep Churning bob the way he is asking with Firebird, and have the big C bring these villains. Instead of radcliff you have Xanatos, stuff like that.

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Still writing the Story about Rourke and Milo but it's slow going and I'm exhausted. Sorry for the delay everyone.

>>36933777
don't apologize, just get it done at your own pace, you aren't delaying anything really, hardly anyone else has showed up yet.

Bleh. I wasn't inspired as I thought I was.

Villain
Name: Tabaqui
Role: Charming/Nimble
Country of Origin: India
Size: Medium
Species: Hyena
Tier: On A Roll

---Attributes---
Robustness: 16
Agility: 13
Intelligence: 6
Sensibility: 8
Charm: 5
Will: 4/4
Strikes: 5+3X, where X is the number of players in the party.

---Skills---
Athletics: 8
Brawl: 9 (11 with Fangs and Claws)
Prevent Harm: 9
Endure: 7
Stealth: 6
Travel: 5
Insight:3
Deceit: 7
Intimidate: 8

---Traits---
Bonecruncher: Ignores Armor on Brawl or Melee rolls.
Hideous Laughter: +3 to Intimidate while laughing.
Scavenger: +3 to Travel checks to feed yourself.
Pack Hunter: Receives +1 more from Music bonuses than usual.
Think You Can Hide from Me?: +2 to Insight when attempting to detect people in Stealth.

---Powers---
The Killing Joke: Every time Tabaqui deals a strike, he gains +1 to the skill dealing that strike. These bonuses disappear when a roll with that skill fails.
The Comedy of Errors: Every time Tabaqui resists a strike, he gains +1 to the skill resisting that strike. These bonuses disappear when a roll with that skill fails.
Fiendish Laughter: Spend a Will Point to gain +4 to an Intimidate roll, and it affects everyone within 25 meters instead of one target.

>>36932860
Indeed. The scars of his influence on breaking Time will be felt forever, even if Cherno Alpha is remove. Still plenty of place for conflict between more developed nations, lingering malice from King's reigns, etc etc to allow future expansion conflict

Is not bad thing to have new BBEG influenced by past evil Kings. Is not bad either to have Cherno still influence. The choice options of rumors is still best part of DVV says me.

>>36913762
Hey which archived thread had the 3.5 statblock for Chernobog? Need it for reasons.

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>>36933996
Hold on, let me drag them up.

Size/Type: Colossal++++ Outsider (Chaotic, Native, Evil)
Hit Dice: 260d12+17160 (20280 hp)
Initiative: +66
Speed: 500 ft. (100 squares), fly 2 miles ft. (good)
Divine Rank: 16
Armor Class: 224 (+66 Dex, +16 Divine, +66 Deflection +66 natural), touch 158, flat-footed 158
Base Attack/Grapple: +260/+358
Attack: Hand +342 melee (16d12+66, always maximized, so 258)
Full Attack: Hand +342/+337/+332/+327 melee (16d12+66, always maximized, so 258)
Space/Reach: 130 ft./130 ft.
Special Attacks: Domain Powers, Spell-like abilities, Summon Wickedness
Special Qualities: DR 35/Epic and Good, darkvision 64 miles, flaming body, immunity to transmutation, mental effects,stunning, sleep, paralysis, and death effects, and disintegration, banishing or imprisoning effects, electricity, Sonic, fire, poison, acid and cold, spell resistance 68, fast healing 36, Satan Is My Bitch
Saves: Fort +198, Ref +198, Will +198
Abilities: Str 142, Dex 142, Con 142, Int 142, Wis 142, Cha 142
Skills: They're all in the hundreds.
Feats: Cleave, Great Cleave, Power Attack, Quicken Spell-Like Ability (All of them), Enhance Spell, Evasion, Improved Evasion, Enhance Spell-like Abilities, Reach Spell-like Abilities, Repeat Spell-like Abilities, Sacred Spell-like Abilities, Persistent Spell-like Abilties, Improved Initiative, Spell Penetration, Greater Spell Penetration, Epic Spell Penetration, Improved Alignment-Based Casting (Evil and Chaos), Combat Casting, Improved Combat Casting, Combat Reflexes, Improved Combat Reflexes, Improved Darkvision 3, Intensify Spell-like Abilities, Permanent Emanation, Spell-like Abilities Opportunity
Environment: Bald Mountain
Organization: Solitary
Challenge Rating: If you have to ask.....
Treasure: The Balkans, nay, the world will be in your eternal debt
Alignment: Ultimate Evil

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>>36934018
Chernabog’s natural weapons, as well as any weapons he wields, are treated as evil-aligned and epic for the purpose of overcoming damage reduction.

Domains: Chaos, Darkness, Death, Destruction, Evil, Fire. He may use any of the relevant domain powers as a 16th level Cleric, and cast domain spells as quickened Spell-like abilities at caster level 26 (29 for evil and chaos) with DCs of 92+spell level

Divine Salient Abilities: Annihilating Strike, Clearsight, Divine Dodge, Divine Fast Healing, Divine Fire Mastery, Divine Recall, Divine Splendor, Extra Energy Immunity, Frightful Presence, Hand of Death, Improved Damage Reduction, Increased Spell Resistance, Indomitable Strength, Know Death, Know Secrets, Lay Curse, Life Drain, Power of Truth, Rejuvenation, Supreme Initiative, Wave of Chaos

Summon Wickedness (Sp)
Once per night Chernabog can, as a full round action, automatically summon one Dread Wraith with advanced hitdice per every corpse/grave in a 50 mile radius, 10 times his own hitdice in demons and twice his hitdice in fire elementals, with all monsters being under his command.

Satan Is My Bitch
Chernabog is the be all and end all of evil. He cares not for petty things such as 'size penalties' and he laughs at the idea that a superior being such as himself should stoop to using hitdice as puny and worthless as d8s.

Greater Deity: A roll of 1 on a d20 isn't an automatic failure, all dice are considered to have rolled their highest result, and plenty of other nasty stuff.

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>>36934036
That Greater Deity thing is pretty powerful. I feel like it should be a "3 times per night" or something similar, than "whenever he damn well pleases"

>>36934376
That's not something I made up, that's straight out of the rulebook for gods.

>>36934835
Welp, guess I'm not gonna fight any gods then.

>>36934858
Thing is, all of the gods in the same book typically have, what, 60 hitdice, tops. That doesn't bring their hitpoints, saves and SR up far enough to laugh at the feeble flailing of level 20 PCs.

>>36934902
Never really played 3.5, so I wouldn't know.

>>36934960
Without using any system-specific jargon, I'd say they are all too.....MORTAL. It's like Tzekel-kan says: gods don't bleed.

So I have no idea what I'm doing, but I'm going to try to stat up Captain Nemo. Any suggestions?

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>>36935283
From the literature, he's probably a Smart/Charming or Charming/Smart. His highest skills should be Persuasion, Travel, Driving, Mechanics and Science, accompanied by noteworthy Insight, Linguistics and Academics.

>>36935317
Of course the fact he owns a 'Livyatan' class altlantean submarine is neither here nor there

>>36935317
I was actually reading it a couple days ago, so I figured why not help out with this.

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>>36935392
forgot the picture

Would Nemo be classed as a villain or King? I only ask because the 1d4chan entries are a little vague.

>>36935494
A Villain under Davy Jones.

>>36935398
You mean the original book or League of Extraordinary Gentlemen? I've only read the original, but I suspect there is significant difference between those 2 Nemos.

>>36935543
I meant 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, but I can try to find the other.

>>36935609
League is an excellent book, though, and I don't think anyone would look the other way if you gave Nemo some of his traits from there. Still, they don't deviate much (besides League Nemo being the wrong age and more of a dick).

>>36935695
Wait, League or Leagues, you're confusing me.

>>36935695
>>36935609
What I remember of the Nautilus (hey we should make his submarine in the shape of a giant nautilus) is that the power system ran on salt and produced oxygen, so there was never a need to surface. One of its features was an extensive study and library filled with beautiful pieces of art and an impressive stock of literature (like we're talking the library from Beauty and the Beast here), some of it Nemo's own research on the creatures of the sea.

>>36933848
He's supposed to be strobg/nimble right? Also how can he manage Shere Khan's lands when he's borderline retarded?

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>>36935867
Oh, he doesn't manage anything. He's a pathetic scavenger who follows Shere Khan around to timidly nibble on Shere Khan's left overs. This means he's always nearby when Shere Khan needs something done that he can't be bothered to do himself, and we know just how persuasive he can be.

>>36935808
>>36935392
Remember how Nemo's character was reworked for his KLR entry. He was construed as an Atlantean captain who's gone rogue with a Nautilus class flagship and a slew of smaller craft, as I remember correctly.

>>36935920
Guess we're gonna have to correct his K/L/R then.

>>36935925
Correct.

>>36935925
Oh, of course. But to me that just means that it runs on Atlantean crystals instead of salt. The important details, like never needing to surface, the library and study, etc, are what I'd actually give a shit about carrying over. And now that I think about it some more, it will need to be built in a way that will enable the crew go to out spearfishing in the deep sea for food.

>>36936029
In 20,000 leagues under the sea, they wore special diving suit-type things

>>36935956
Yeah, personally, I think he shouldn't bother "ruling" at all, certainly not like Scar does. He's a tiger, a solitary predator, not a social creature like a lion. The only reasons he's going to seek out a specific individual is because he heard them talking shit, and because they possess something he wants or needs (which may include skills for certain tasks). If he wants something simple done, he'll just grab whoever's at hand and "persuade" them to do it. Otherwise, he considers himself above interacting with other animals, and really he doesn't to interact with them that often.

Guess I better get to work on that rewrite.

>>36936213
The current K/L/R says exactly that. Except for punishing anyone who talks shot he doesn't do anything himself, the only part that needs changing is when it says Tabaqi is the administrator.

>>36936196
I meant in the construction of the submarine itself, seeing as opening a hatch on the top or side of the vessel while in the deep sea and without the use of an airlock is either impossible or a very dumb thing to do, depending on which way it hinges.

>>36936272
And a bit about the castes. As long as they live in fear of him, I can't see him caring that much about the other animals.

>>36936291
There's an airlock

>>36936370
Then it should explicitly mentioned, along with the bit about spearfishing. Maybe I'll take a little look at what we already have for Nemo.

>>36936424
Captain Nemo the Atlantean Pirate Lord:
Despite having the smallest number of vessels under his command Captain Nemo is just as powerful as the other two Pirate Lords, their king Davy Jones aside, and is also the most unconventional of the quartet. Once upon a time, Nemo was a former Indian national and a decorated captain in the Imperial Republic of Atlantis' Submarine Corps, but grew increasingly disillusioned and sickened by what he perceived as the rampant imperialism of its government and the ignorant jingoism of its citizenry. Working along with a crew of likeminded individuals, Nemo managed to stage a mutiny that allowed him to commandeer the majority of the A.S.C.'s 7th Submarine Fleet including its flagship the Nautilus, with which he intended to teach the Atlantean government an overdue lesson about their own hubris. Though not as cutting-edge as the Atlantean subs manufactured after their mutiny and not as well maintained without Atlantis' sophisticated repair facilities, the Nautilus and its support craft are jam-packed with advanced technology, fervently idealistic and opportunistic pirates, and more than a few innovations and surprises Captain Nemo has picked up in his travels.

Alright, the King portion has been fixed and the Land rewritten entirely:
>Not much has changed under the rule of Shere Khan. Predators still stalk and hunt, prey still flees or hides. The bears still scratch their backs on trees, and deer still clash their antlers in the mating season. The real difference is that whatever fear the animals felt towards Shere Khan before, it has magnified at least tenfold. Now they fear to even speak his name lest they attract his attention; do so yourself or or in any way appear to be plotting against him and the animals will, depending on species and personal temperament, either flee or try to kill you. You'll find that the humans are much more reasonable; while their stockades and other fortifications can't realistically keep Shere Khan out, their constructions, community and other hallmarks of civilization somehow disgust him in much the same way as a rotting buffalo carcass would disgust a man.

>>36937000
I approve of the changes. Thank you.

Still working on Nemo, sorry about the delay. How many skills should I give him?

>>36937131
I'd say for Nemo, 8 maximum in any one skill. Give him as many total ranks as you want, but be reasonable about it.

>>36937683
Agreed. Melee and especially Ranged are important for combat encounters, but he needs high Persuasion, Academics, Science and Mechanics scores over all.

>>36913762
So what else needs to be done before we can move onto open beta?

>>36937819
Officially, the 4 remaining Hunters need to be statted. It would be nice if we could get at least 1 Villain for every territory before we get out of beta though.

>>36938082
What about Cruella? Does she get statted too or is she just there with the hunters for flavor? Sorry for the lack of contributions. I'm still at work and can't participate as I'd like to.

>>36938755
Cruella's not the toughest fighter, but she is a great villain. I say yes.

>>36939082
Give her the stats. Also, this is the first half for Nemo. Is it alright, or have I dishonored my family?

Captain Nemo of Atlantis
Role: Smart/Charming
Country of Origin: Atlantis
Size: Medium
Species: Human
Tier: On-A-Roll

---Attributes---
Robustness: 11
Agility: 11
Intelligence: 14
Sensibility: 12
Charm: 14

Will: 3/3

---Skills---
Persuasion: 8
Travel: 7
Driving: 7
Mechanics: 7
Science: 8
Insight: 5
Linguistics: 5
Academics: 5
Ranged: 6
Melee: 6
Prevent Harm: 6
Endure: 6

>>36939594
Could stand to be a bit higher in his mental stats, but it's certainly not something to reject. Any plans for his traits and powers?

>>36913762
>>36913762
So, after wracking my brains a bit, heres a whole slew of villains we can use for GridLocked. I've also taken the liberty to throw in a few ideas for each one:

>Dr. Mcallhey (BH6)
After the teams defeat at the hands of the doctor, Big Hero 6 split up bitterly, each blaming on another. The six now rule their own hyper-corps, with PMC's each. They are all at a cold war with each other and the exterior threats, but its generally seen as Hiro being the major power player of the area.


>Dorris (Meet the robinsons)
Rules her new empire with two lackeys at her side, along with her own personal army of hats and slaves. She has becoming slightly eccentric, by allowing individual governers to rule over individual areas in her domain( Check some concept art of the video game for meet the robinsons)

>Syndrome (Incredibles)
After crushing most of the super heros in his land, Syndrome took control of the last thing he saw as above him: The government. Now ruling as President Syndrome, he enforces a almost communist like nation, supposedly based on equality for all, but its clear that its the rich, Syndrome included, who now hold the power

>>36939844
Is there a list of them? I haven't been here from the beginning, so I don't know what most are.

>>36939902
>A.U.T.O (WALL-E)
Unable to stop the return to earth, the Axium found itself in low orbit above the planet. This beacon of wealth, technology and resources led to many other threats following it here. Due to combined attacks from Long John, Zurg and Lord Hater, he has been forced to land, and make repairs to his damaged systems. He has set about scavenging the areas, but due to the many years of servitude, most of the robots aboard the Axium have developed a personality. He is under threat of mutiny, between some wanting to leave, and some wanting to conquer the plant

>Xanatos (Gargoyles)
Xanatos has taken full control of many of the Clans, including both the Manhatten Clan, the Steel Clan, and the formidable Wyvernclan, from those that he built his large legion of Gargoyle mutants. He now schemes from his fortress city of Manhatten, where he has created a sort of police state utopia
>Drossel Von Flugel (Fireball)
Rising up from Ruins buried under Europe, Drossel has set her sights and conquering and ruling the "Ancient cradle of Robotics". Although she and her robotic army looks incredibly modern, she claims to be over 40,000 years old, and that humanity it self has gone exticnt. Although she mimics the feudal system of humanity, she sees humanity itself to be barbaric, and dreadful. She has set her self up as queen, and placed Robotic lords and ladys as her underlings

>Galactic Federation/Hamster Viel/Stitch (Lilo and Stitch!)
With both the escape of 626 and his brothers, the Galatic Federation has began to loose members at a rapid pace. Hoping to show portray a strong force, the Federation has deployed both agents and armies to earth, in a effort to not only contain the Genetic abominations, but to also reign in the rule-less and dangerous earth.

>>36939924
>John Silver (Treasure Planet)
With the sweeping anarchy after the destruction of the Federation, Long John Silver has set his sites on what he concludes to be the largest, grandest, and most powerful treasure Trove around: The Axium. Now, his pursuit has brought him to earth, where he aims to claim it its riches as his own. But, his ram shackle fleet is on the tipping point of fracturing. Can he get his booty and escape as always, or is this his last escape?

>King Candy (Wreck it ralph)
With his victory over Candy crush, and then the arcade, King Candy has begun to go turbo with every game he can get his hands on. Backed by his Cybug legions, and his new generals, he rules over his domain in a mess of glitches and data. The most stable areas are small shanty towns of old, washed up shades that used to be video games, most of them loosing enough code to become nothing but the most bare bone representation of their once famous selves.

>Henry J. Waternoose (Monsters INC.)
With the success of the scream engine, Waternoose has began to authorize task forces to steal children from the human world. Although he has stopped the black outs, the monster populace is split vertically. One half sees this as revenge on the humans for driving them out of the world, while the other, supported by the Containment council, sees it below monsters to do such horrible things. But what ever the course, Waternoose is pumping more scream energy then ever.


>Evil Emperor Zurg (Buzz light year of Star Command)
As his fleets recover after the destruction Star Command, Evil Emperor Zurg's damaged yet victorious fleet has slowly began to move into the Orbit of earth. So far, he has been resigned to playing the long game, fending off pirate raids and in turn raiding the surface of the planet with the remnants of his Hornet Bot legions. But he is only biding his time for the right moment to act

>>36939910
Ultimately, a Villain, as a King, should have unique powers, if not unique traits as well. That said, they'll probably have generic traits too. There's a bunch of pastebins at the top of the thread containing generic stuff we've already thought up, and you'll want to look at other Villains and some Kings too on 1d4chan to get a grasp on unique powers and traits.

>>36940011
I've got both the K/L/Rs page and the Kings and Villains pages open, but I'll check the links too

>>36940121
Same guy as this. I gotta go eat dinner, I'll be back in a little.

>>36939924

>Some of the monsters that randomly spring up from lighting (Franken weenie)
As lighting contiues to hit dead bodies, more and more frighting creatures have begun to raid from the ruins of a small town

>Bill Cipher & other assorted monsters (Gravity Falls)
A magical creature in a more and more technological world, Bill has taken control of the whispy woods of Gravity falls, and all of the magical creatures that reside there. His plans are a enigma, but few dare enter the haunted and cursed lands. Recently, more and more people have been seeing him in their dreams, and been hearing his mocking laugh when alone.

>Lord Hater (Wonder over Yonder)
Lord Hater has crashed into earths orbit, intent on conquering all. Fortunately for him, that pathetic Wonder and Silvia will not be interrupting his conquest: but unfortunately, hes no longer dealing with the peace loving galaxy he knows. He roves the planes, looking for a place to conquer, but due to the hostile powers of the other powers, he has been having a rough time

>>36939924
>>36939987
With regards to the Federation and Star Command, how do these two organisations fit together in this setting?
Or are we going with the whole interdimensional fuckery-thing again, like with DVV?

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Okay, so I've been looking through the deleted characters again, and another hyena has caught my eye.

http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Banagi

Long story short: the first two drafts of The Lion King were not Hamlet with African animals. Scar was originally just a rogue lion completely unrelated to the royal family, though one about physically equal with Mufusa. In these earlier drafts, Scar did not manipulate the hyenas into making him the King; Banagi, prince of the hyenas, manipulated Scar, helped him become the King and helped themselves to the riches of the Pridelands with Scar as their puppet.

Clearly, he has no place in canon whatsoever, but the three canon hyenas seem Inner Circle tier to me. Do I make Banagi Scar's brutish enforcer and scheming, manipulative grand vizier in a two for one package? Do I write up a combat monster hyena and give him the name Banagi as a shout-out to the earlier drafts? Do I just write up the three canon hyenas as Villains and forget Banagi entirely? I don't know, I think I need other people's opinions on this.

>>36941606
Early draft stuff can be okay, Buldeo for example. Banagi would be a good lieutenant for Scar, seeing as nobody else really tolerates him.

I'm liking the brainstorming happening for modern so far. Still at work so please keep it up gents!

Almost done with Nemo

>>36939902
>>36939924
>>36939987
>>36940170
Don't forget about CLU and the MCP from Tron.

Also, might I suggest renaming "Charismatic Trait" (You are quite beautiful, even by the standards of Disney protagonists, gaining +4 to Deceit and Persuasion against the opposite gender......but from time to time, you attract some attention that you certainly don't want.), into something like "Ageless Beauty"?

>>36944122
>ageless beauty
Worst name for the trait possible.
It's been being called 'what do you mean' by the campaign players.

>>36944246
Well I don't fucking know what to call it. You don't like it, get over it, it's not permanent. It was a suggestion.

>>36944122
yeah i'm with >>36944246 on this one. Age doesn't seem to have anything to do with this trait. We could literally just call it "Fairest of them All" if it weren't for Grimhilde.

Idk how good it is but Captain Nemo:
Captain Nemo of Atlantis
Role: Smart/Charming
Country of Origin: Atlantis
Size: Medium
Species: Human
Tier: On-A-Roll

---Attributes---
Robustness: 11
Agility: 11
Intelligence: 14
Sensibility: 12
Charm: 14

Will: 3/3

---Skills---
Persuasion: 8
Travel: 7
Driving: 7
Mechanics: 7
Science: 8
Insight: 5
Linguistics: 5
Academics: 5
Ranged: 6
Melee: 6
Prevent Harm: 6
Endure: 6

---Traits---
Sea Legs: Men and women of the sea are used to living and working aboard ship, and as such have adapted their mannerisms accordingly. Whenever aboard any sort of watercraft, +2 to Athletics, Melee, and Brawl.
I Shot the Sheriff: +2 to Ranged against any authority figures you deem corrupt.
But I Did Not Shoot the Deputy: +3 to any checks to judge someone’s moral character with Insight

---Powers---
Zealous Champion: Cannot be dissuaded from his efforts against the Atlantean Government by Illusions or Social Skills unless the other party spends a Heart Point
Test Your Might: Spend a Will Point to challenge an enemy to HONORABLE, SINGLE COMBAT. Neither you nor the target may attack others while in single combat, nor may you be attacked by outside forces. You and your target must close to melee as soon as possible. This effect lasts 3 rounds.

>>36944883
Actually calling it that is pretty perfect considering the downside.

>>36945223
Not who you are talking to, but I agree.

>>36945042
>>36945057
He needs a unique power and some unique traits (if we draw on the book, he's the most knowledgeable human in the world when it comes to the deep oceans. I think bonuses to Travel and Driving at such depths, as well as to Science checks concerning creatures and phenomena of the deep, would suit him). Presuming that he could use Honorable Duel on a battle between the Nautilus and another vessel, the powers are good. I think what would be good for a unique power to give him is to go all kamikaze with significant bonuses if it appears that the Nautilus is going down.

>>36945472
That was my first time creating a villain for this, so I didn't quite know what I was doing. Your suggestions do make sense though. I'll post some potential wording/rule changes in a sec

Villain
Name: Banagi, Prince of the Hyenas
Role: Charming/Strong
Country of Origin: Tanzania (Pridelands)
Size: Medium
Species: Hyena
Tier: On A Roll

---Attributes---
Robustness: 16
Agility: 10
Intelligence: 10
Sensibility: 14
Charm: 16
Will: 4/4
Strikes: 6+3X, where X is the number of players in the party.

---Skills---
Athletics: 9
Brawl: 9 (11 with Fangs and Claws)
Prevent Harm: 9
Endure: 8
Stealth: 8
Travel: 5
Insight:8
Deceit: 10
Persuasion: 10
Intimidate: 12

---Traits---
Bonecruncher: Ignores Armor on Brawl or Melee rolls.
Hideous Laughter: +3 to Intimidate while laughing.
Scavenger: +3 to Travel checks to feed yourself.
Pack Hunter: Receives +1 more from Music bonuses than usual.
Etiquette: Gains a +3 to social situations among the nobility.
This Man Is Obviously A Charlatan: +2 on Insight checks against people who are obviously villains.
Don't You Disrespect Me, Little Man!: +3 to Intimidate if the character has taken a Social strike in this Situation.
But I Did Not Shoot the Deputy: +3 to any checks to judge someone's moral character.
Trussssst Me!: +2 to Deceit if the target actively distrusts this unit.

---Powers---
Fiendish Laughter: Spend a Will Point to gain +4 to an Intimidate roll, and it affects everyone within 25 meters instead of one target
Are You Scared?: Spend a will point and identify one character. You are able to discern their greatest fear. All allies get +2 to cause a social Strike against them if they play off this fear.
Menace of the Pridelands: At the beginning of each turn (in combat), make an Intimidate attack against all those who have gazed upon Banagi or heard his laughter in the last round.

Haven't written the fluff for him yet, but my idea for him are thus:
>CONTINUED

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Just a heads up that the cover is coming along slowly because of holiday chaos. Hope everybody has a Merry Christmas!

>>36945976
>that third sketch
SHE GOT DE BOOTY

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>>36945845
The hyenas hadn't always been forbidden from the Pridelands. Every now and then, a rogue lion would come along and challenge Mufasa for the rule of the Pridelands. On two of such occasions, the rogue lion had been manipulated by Banagi into a deal much like the later one between Scar and the hyenas. Both failed, and the second failure saw all hyenas banished from the Pridelands. Outraged at the shit their leader had gotten them into, the hyenas banished Banaga to hunting grounds even worse than their own. After years in these wastes, he was surprised when one day when a bunch of hyenas came to him and told him the King of the Pridelands had summoned him. Turns out that he inspired Scar to use hyenas to dispose of his brother and nephew, and he wanted to thank Banagi for this by including him in his court.

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>>36945976
>>36946045
Behold, the perfect reaction image.

>>36945472
>>36945706
Traits
Unda Da Sea: Nemo gains a +3 Bonus to all Science, Mechanics, Driving, and Travel Tests while the Nautilus is submerged.

Powers:
Test Your Might: Nemo can spend a Will Point to Challenge another sea vessel to HONORABLE, SINGLE COMBAT. Neither the Nautilus nor the Target Vessel may attack others while in Single Combat. Both vessels must close to attack range as soon as possible. This effect lasts 5 rounds.

>>36945976
Fantastic work, as always! Loving Mary's exasperation and Hannah's sass. Don't worry about the cover, have fun with your holiday and have a merry Christmas!

>>36946311
Trait looks good. Power should have unique name to imply that he's the only one who can do vessel-to-vessel challenges, but is mechanically solid. It looks good for the wiki.

Speaking of the wiki, if no one objects, I'll put the two hyenas up tomorrow when I've got the fluff written up.

>>36946516
I just used the name that the wiki had used. How about "It's just us now"

>>36946683
Or "To the depths". Or something. My creativity is fairly limited.

bump

>>36945223
I didn't think anybody would reply to me, but it seems I didn't read the second half of the power.

I guess it is perfect. Thanks!

Hey guys, what was the consensus on custom powers and traits?

bump

>>36950194
>Hey guys, what was the consensus on custom powers and traits?

Encouraged, but the final say is always the GM's call.

>>36950194
Allowed and encouraged.

>>36945976
I know I'm late on this, but damn, that third sketch. Be careful about drawing characters so sexily, lest we draw the gaze of /co/ once more.
For the record, I am in favor of drawing all the DTP characters (Especially the male ones, kek) in slightly more revealing Christmas clothing just like Disney does.I'm really looking forward to some of your finished sketches, especially the cover piece! No rush of course, just the fact that you're contributing so much to the threads is amazing in itself and I love you for it.

>>36952066
>lest we draw the gaze of /co/ once more
WE AGREED
TO NEVER BRING IT UP AGAIN

>>36952066
>>36952110
Really, I think that those sketches are really pretty mild. At the most you can call Hannah's poses sassy, as befits her character. We're nearing the bump limit so I'll be keeping an eye on things for when we need an archival. Little hectic around here on account of the holidays so please excuse the lack of participation on my part.

>>36952258
I was just making a joke, I don't actually think that giving characters some attractiveness will summon the great horde. In all seriousness though, I do enjoy seeing this artwork of attractive people wearing nice clothing, and just hope Drawfag does Sverd since I'm a gayfag. Every bit done is more cool fucking art for the PDF, whether setting or heroes, and I fucking love it and love him.

>>36952296
Oh, ha, I understand now. I've just woken up so my powers of joke-detection weren't working at peak-performance. Some more Sverd and Jeremiah would be great to see and Lazarus just makes me smile. Attracting the talent of our artist friend is one of the best things to have happened to the thread, and I love seeing all these characters together.

>>36952296
>I just hope Drawfag does Sverd, since I'm a gayfag
you sick fuck
do not sexualize the sverd

where are the britfags?

>>36952677
As an American, I can't say myself. I'm sorry.

>>36950194
As other Anons have said, players are encouraged to make up their own Disney-inspired Traits and Powers, so long as they check with their DM to make sure they fit and they're not overpowered.

>>36946085
>>36945845
I like this enemy a lot because he adds a nicely subversive element to the Pridelands and is well statted I think.

>>36946311
>>36945472
>>36945057
>>36945042
For a first attempt at statting an enemy using this system, this isn't bad at all! I think you could probably add the "Master of an Army" trait as he leads a group of freedom fighters/pirates if you wanted to.

>>36940170
>Bill Cipher & other assorted monsters (Gravity Falls)
Gravity Falls could be treated as something of a myth or an urban legend. Most don't think it exists, it doesn't appear on any maps and those who find their way to Gravity Falls are lost in the woods or on the back roads. It takes a LOT of effort to go there on purpose.

>>36939987
>King Candy (Wreck it Ralph)
King Candy's domain might be glitchy and corrupted, but it should probably have a "candy coating" that makes it appear as if nothing too serious is wrong so that kids keep playing their games and they don't get unplugged and scrapped. The result though is that each and every game character could be forced to help fight the ever-growing instability of their game worlds in the background as they try to continue to act normal. Meanwhile, one particularly persistent glitch, a glitch that refuses to stay deleted, THE Glitch continues her fight against King Candy as a sort of good-aligned creepypasta character.

>>36939924
>A.U.T.O (WALL-E)
Previous threads have posited that A.U.T.O. may be forced to land at a BUY n' LARGE Manufacturing and Disembarkation Center in Detroit or Chicago, with the surrounding Great Lakes and Midwest areas being a horribly polluted and trashed "Heartland Wasteland pulled in from WALL-E's timeline.

This thread has been archived in the usual place on Sup/tg/ along with all the others:

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?searchall=Disney+Villains+Victorious

Please remember to vote our threads up so as to protect them from periodic archive purges.

Gonna take a shower and write up fluff for the hyenas. I'll be damned if this thread dies before it reaches the bump limit.

>>36953881
Good on you Knight. I'm situated at work now and will contribute as I am able.

>>36953881
>>36933848
A mentally deficient scavenger, Tabaqui does something other creatures would never dream of doing: he lives off the leftovers of Shere Khan's kills. Most predators would be terrified to even scavenge such a kill, let alone follow the Dread King around waiting for the chance to do it again. Most likely, he is too stupid to realize the supposed danger in what he's doing, but there's also a chance that he knows the truth of the matter; Shere Khan can make whoever he wants do whatever he wants whenever he wants, but it's rather inconvenient to have to go looking for someone to "persuade" first. So long as he allows Tabaqui to scavenge his kills, he'll never have to look very far. So beware, for if you encounter Tabaqui, his terrible patron cannot be too far away.

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>>36954373
I like the sheer dumb menace of this villain and the threat that he presents by following Kahn around is great for upping the tension while fighting him.

>>36952885
Scattered around the country's weird little tourist traps and roadside attractions are a set of cheesy visitors' maps if the town of Gravity Falls, Oregon, designed and printed by someplace called the MYSTERY SHACK. Following the directions on these maps is one of the only possible ways of entering the town of Gravity Falls on purpose, and is thought to also be the only thing that can help guide visitors back out again.

>>36953881
>>36945845
>>36941606
>>36946085
The hyenas had not always been forbidden from the Pridelands. They were once free to hunt in the same lands as the lions, though they were wise enough not to abuse this privilege. But Banagi, Prince of the Hyenas, ruined all that. Several times during Mufusa's reign, a lone rogue lion would come along and call out for a challenge for the throne. On two of those occasions, Banagi had manipulated the rogue lions: in return for their aid in overthrowing Mufasa, he would let them run wild over the Pridelands and feast on its great bounty. The second time this failed, the hyenas were banished from the Pridelands and Banagi himself dethroned and exiled. But to his surprise, he found himself invited to Pride Rock not long after Scar's ruel began. When he arrived, Scar explained that Banagi's plots had inspired him to use the hyenas to depose his brother and nephew and in gratitude he offered a place in his court. Banagi accepted graciously, laughingly remarking "To think that all this time, my only real error was that I was conspiring with the wrong lions."

Banagi knows that it would not be wise to try to manipulate Scar as he manipulated the dimmer rogue lions, but at the same time he is quite thorough in ensuring that he is the figure with the most influence over the King. Wanting to maintain the status quo, Banagi has eliminated most of his perceived rivals. He has not resorted to open violence since he came to Pride Rock, but then, there hasn't exactly been any violent uprisings yet.

By the way, does anything think that villains based on deleted characters should have a little box on their page explaining their roles in earlier drafts? Without the context of him being the true villain of the first two drafts of the Lion King, he reads kind of like a bad fanfiction character.

>>36954620
I would add it in. The information helps DMs, ayers and readers understand the character and his origins better.

>>36954620
Banagi, I'm hearing... wait for it, wait for it... Jeremy Irons, yes he works as a voice for this guy

>>36955391
That would work well I think.

As mine may be the last bumpable post of the thread, I wanted to ask if we ought to create a new Opening Post and do a little bit of "re-branding" as we move forward with starting a new expansion to try and entice some new posters to come and contribute. The title "Disney Villains Victorious" becomes "DVV: GRIDLOCK" and the OP is rewritten to reflect the more modern films and properties being showcased and the punky, pulpy feel of the expansion.

Is this a good idea do you fellows suppose, or unnecessary?

>>36955641

Bring it up in the next thread. We're going to have to start a new one anyway and there might not be time to have this discussion in this one.

>>36955641
If we're splitting the thing into 2 sections, that would make sense. I personally am not a fan of the expansion, but that aside, until everything for standard DVV is finalized, it doesn't make sense to stop working on it.

>>36955722
Agreed. The next thread needs to follow the same format as the previous ones and the issue can be discussed at length later on. Can someone not working on an iPhone start the next thread? I think we need to add the art albums to the OP post. I would do it but I'm working on my phone and it will be somewhat awkward.

>>36955914
Phone be damned, I'm starting a new thread.

>>36956238
NEW THREAD HERE:

>>36956404