Villains & Vigilantes
I played V&V back during high school and college
(about 1980-1983). I recently sold my boxed set of the game
to make room for games I'm currently playing, but it
sure was a lot of fun back then.
Here is an archive of my characters and notes. I wish I had kept a recorded of each session with dates and names of players.
Characters
- Achernar - instellar range teleporter; played by Kris Miller
- Camaxtli - played by Mark Eilers
- Camilla - played by ???
- Kabala - played by ???
- Mist - played by Scott Underwood
- Thrush - played by Chris Miller
- Whirlwind - played by John Evans
- Whirlwind (version 2) - played by John Evans
- Xenon - orphaned alien, played by Bill Rhodes
- Zxrymac - played by ???
Superheroes
- 008 - iconic British super-agent
- Kids Incorporated - youthful superhero group
- Maple Leaf - Canadian superhero
- Neutrono - a scientific mystic
- Odinakov - a Russian superhero fighting for equality
- Santa Claus - breaks into houses once a year. Leave presents for superheroes who don't beat him up too badly.
- Yarod - Israeli super-agent
Supervillains
- Alien Bank Robber - why does an insectoid alien need cash?
- Barrow Wight - classic evil spirit
- Hetron - ancient villain from Atlantis
- Invincible - a villain
- Labyue - Russian supervillain
- Major Ilyana Rasotov - Russian supervillain
- Mr. Badwrench - he won't fix your car
- Razatam - a Russian supervillain (It may have been the Cold War, or maybe I just liked the accent.)
- Sabot - a French supervillain
- Sartar Lathus - extraterrestrial villain
- Succubus - seductive infernal villain
- Syed the Avenger - a Pakistani supervillain that starred in my game for Lin-Con VI.
- Timrod - anachronistic villain
- Tricolor - nationalistic French villain
- unnamed - this villain never got a name or played
Adventure Notes
- Lin-Con VI - what year was this? It was in Lincoln, Nebraska
- S.L Ship - a spaceship design for V&V