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The Kings of Evil

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	*Chairman Cutler Beckett of the East India Trading Co.		*Chairman Cutler Beckett of the East India Trading Co.
	*General Santa Anna of the Empire of Mexico		*General Santa Anna of the Empire of Mexico
			*The Kingdom of Fang of Kumandra


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	*Master Gracey of Gracey Manor		*Master Gracey of Gracey Manor
	*Oogie Boogie of Oogie Town		*Oogie Boogie of Oogie Town
			*Te Ka of the Ring of Fire

1d4chan>Blue Man: Added music rules.

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Added music rules.

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	The full list of Role Powers you might take can be found [[herehttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1_tU9RtDf4ceFoDgZTypQsjLwTt4l9QnHL2qraGNb7Z0/edit?usp=sharing\|here]].		The full list of Role Powers you might take can be found [[herehttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1_tU9RtDf4ceFoDgZTypQsjLwTt4l9QnHL2qraGNb7Z0/edit?usp=sharing\|here]].


			== Music ==
			Music is near and dear to the heart of Disney. From animated musicals and silly symphonies to Broadway extravaganzas, it wouldn’t have felt right to do without in DVV. After much trial and tribulation, the result was this: Musical Numbers.

			Musical Numbers may be triggered by the players at any time. A musical number gives a temporary bonus, often for the rest of the Scene or session. However, once a Musical Number has been triggered, a certain number of Notes are granted to the DM. At any time, the DM may choose to cash in those Notes to perform a Villain Song.

			The Party as a whole cannot use more than 2 Musical Numbers per Session. Unless otherwise stated, a Musical Number can only be declared outside of a combat encounter, similar to the Healing mechanic.

			Players are encouraged to RP more fully with Musical Numbers. If someone goes to the trouble of writing out lyrics for all the Musical Numbers taken in a session (usually set to the tune of some other song, unless you happen to be a composer), the DM receives 1 less Note than they would otherwise. If the players actually sing aloud all the Musical Numbers taken in a session, the DM receives 2 less notes instead.

			The DM may regain Notes they spend in exactly the same way by writing or singing aloud their Villain Songs.

			A full list of available music numbers can be found [https://docs.google.com/document/d/16XVV3FW54ycAg6KQcHM4wI0gQr88r-AJMvRXNXf7704/edit?usp=sharing here].

1d4chan>Blue Man: Updated for new rules.

2021-11-06T21:41:13Z

Updated for new rules.

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Updated links.

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	'''[Also, take note that we're open to movies that are not properly Disney but that still fit with our main goal: to be Disney as Fuck™. Eldorado is in and several other movies may get in at a later point in time.]'''		'''[Also, take note that we're open to movies that are not properly Disney but that still fit with our main goal: to be Disney as Fuck™. Eldorado is in and several other movies may get in at a later point in time.]'''

	~~Official forum: http://s15.zetaboards.com/Villains_Victorious~~		Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8z4Cy1zaGU1R0ZMSlhlUnBobFk?resourcekey=0-yi7IV9orQs1I4Ms5JKcpxg&usp=sharing

	Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/~~folderview~~?id=~~0B8z4Cy1zaGU1R0ZMSlhlUnBobFk~~&usp=~~drive_web~~

	TV Tropes page: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/TabletopGame/DisneyVillainsVictorious		TV Tropes page: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/TabletopGame/DisneyVillainsVictorious

	Discord ~~Channel~~: https://discord.gg/sDANQ5x		Discord Server [Game development and online campaigns can be found here]: https://discord.gg/sDANQ5x

	[[Image:DVVworld7.png\|Frame\|thumb\|300x300px\|The world of Disney Villains Victorious]]		[[Image:DVVworld7.png\|Frame\|thumb\|300x300px\|The world of Disney Villains Victorious]]

1d4chan>Blue Man: /* Enemies */

2019-08-27T17:20:02Z

Enemies

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	The average, archetypal Mook has:		The average, archetypal Mook has:
	*a 7 in every Attribute ~~(before applying Species Modifiers)~~;		*a 7 in every Attribute;
	*a 3 in every Skill that most relates to his identity, plus a 5 in Prevent Harm and Endure;		*a 3 in every Skill that most relates to his identity, plus a 5 in Prevent Harm and Endure;
	*only one Move per Turn;		*only one Move per Turn;
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	The average, archetypal Lackey has:		The average, archetypal Lackey has:
	*a 7 in every Attribute ~~(before applying Species Modifiers)~~;		*a 7 in every Attribute;
	*a 4 in every Skill that most relates to his identity, plus a 5 in Prevent Harm and Endurance;		*a 4 in every Skill that most relates to his identity, plus a 5 in Prevent Harm and Endurance;
	*only one Move per Turn;		*only one Move per Turn;

1d4chan>Blue Man: /* Character Creation */

2019-08-27T17:19:33Z

Character Creation

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	2: Assign Attributes. You've got a 6 in every Attribute and 10 points to spread around. You can't go higher than 12.<br/>		2: Assign Attributes. You've got a 6 in every Attribute and 10 points to spread around. You can't go higher than 12.<br/>
	3: Choose a Role. There are five Roles, one for each attribute. Note the bonuses you get for each Role.<br/>		3: Choose a Role. There are five Roles, one for each attribute. Note the bonuses you get for each Role.<br/>
	4: Spend Skill Points. There are 22 skills. You've got a 0 in every Skill and 10 points to spread around. First point raises a Skill to 3, each following point raises it by one. You can't go higher than 6. Remember to add any skills from your ~~species or~~ role.<br/>		4: Spend Skill Points. There are 22 skills. You've got a 0 in every Skill and 10 points to spread around. First point raises a Skill to 3, each following point raises it by one. You can't go higher than 6. Remember to add any skills from your role.<br/>
	5: Choose Traits. ~~Some species have less traits available than others due~~ to ~~Racial traits~~, ~~as depicted in Species. If you~~ are Human, you get 3 Traits of choice. If you are a Beast you only get 1 Trait of choice. Other Species get their number of Traits. You can pick these Traits from the Generic Traits List or from some other Traits List open only to ~~your Race or Role~~.<br/>		5: Choose Traits. Every player character gets 3 to start with, and they are built to suit those characters' needs accordingly.<br/>
	6: Choose Powers. Characters get two powers at character creation, one from their Basic Roles and one from whatever they want, except the Powers from Roles they do not have.<br/>		6: Choose Powers. Characters get two powers at character creation, one from their Basic Roles and one from whatever they want, except the Powers from Roles they do not have.<br/>
	7. Choose Equipment. You get Equipment Points you can spend to determine your starting items. Most characters start with 5. These Points represent starting items that are often difficult, but not impossible, to acquire on your journey. Each EP you spend gets you a piece of equipment with a +1 bonus to a specific skill. You can spend 2 EP together to get a piece of equipment with a +2 bonus, or 3 EP together to get a piece of equipment with a +3 bonus. You can't spend 4 or 5 EP on the same piece of Equipment.<br/>		7. Choose Equipment. You get Equipment Points you can spend to determine your starting items. Most characters start with 5. These Points represent starting items that are often difficult, but not impossible, to acquire on your journey. Each EP you spend gets you a piece of equipment with a +1 bonus to a specific skill. You can spend 2 EP together to get a piece of equipment with a +2 bonus, or 3 EP together to get a piece of equipment with a +3 bonus. You can't spend 4 or 5 EP on the same piece of Equipment.<br/>

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Species

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	== Species ==		== Species ==

	The average character is a Human. ~~Human Player Characters can never go lower than 6 or higher than 12 in their Attributes~~, ~~unless they move up a Tier. Humans Players Characters begin the game with three Traits~~, ~~instead of the one~~ or ~~two Traits other species get~~.~~<br/>~~		The average character is a Human. Other characters, such as pixies, dwarves, merfolk, wild beasts, or chimeric animal people are all possible. Optional rules exist to give nonstandard characters their own traits and powers, but generally, any race can be represented by simply using the standard rules.

	~~A Beast (more information in the Core Book) Player Character gets various bonuses~~ and ~~special~~ powers, but ~~he also begins the game with only one Trait of his choice. Thanks to the bonuses and penalties of his species~~, ~~a Beast Player Character~~ can ~~go lower than 6 and higher than 12 in his starting Attributes.<br/>~~

	Chimera is a catch all term for those creatures between man and beast. They include cartoon animals, mix and match monsters, and the denizens of the Sunless Empire. To create a Chimera, choose a primary and a secondary species. Then select one racial Trait each from the Chimeric Trait list in the ~~Core Book~~.~~<br/>~~

	== Basic Roles ==		== Basic Roles ==

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Traits

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	Traits are particular bonuses, abilities and specializations that make each character a little bit more special and unique. Regardless of their Basic Role, characters can use their Traits to further customize themselves.		Traits are particular bonuses, abilities and specializations that make each character a little bit more special and unique. Regardless of their Basic Role, characters can use their Traits to further customize themselves.

	Every Player Character ~~that picked Human as a Species~~ begins the game with 3 Traits~~. Beasts get to choose only one Trait, since they already have natural Traits of their own~~. During the game, Players Characters can spend Lessons to buy more Traits. If possible, every Trait should be a Disney reference or at least a pop culture reference of some kind.		Every Player Character begins the game with 3 Traits. During the game, Players Characters can spend Lessons to buy more Traits. If possible, every Trait should be a Disney reference or at least a pop culture reference of some kind.

	Usually, a Trait should give a +1, +2, or +3 bonus to certain specific applications of 1, 2, or 3 Skills. The more specific these applications are, the bigger is the bonus granted or the number of Skills it applies to.<br/>		Usually, a Trait should give a +1, +2, or +3 bonus to certain specific applications of 1, 2, or 3 Skills. The more specific these applications are, the bigger is the bonus granted or the number of Skills it applies to.<br/>