Just out of curiosity, is there any DC villain in particular you guys want to see? Just remember, that when it comes to people like Black Adam, I have to start "fudging" numbers to make them fit into the system, as V&V really isn't designed to handle guys of their power level.

Ultra-Humanite



Identity: ?
Side: Evil                     
Sex: Male
Age: ?                         
Level: 11
Training: 

Powers:
1. Heightened Intelligence (B): +15
2. Ape Powers:
a) Increased Mass: 3x normal weight
b) Heightened Strength: +12
c) Heightened Endurance: +10
d) Heightened Agility: +8
3. Telepathy:
4. Telekinesis:
5. Psionics: Mind Transfer: The Ultra-Humanite is able to transfer his brain to a new host body whenever it needs to.
6. Willpower A: PR=1 per turn when used as a defense.

STR: 25
END: 23
INT: 31
AGL: 18
CHR: 14

Origin/Background: He is the greatest adversary of the Justice Society of America, but little is known about the true origin of the Ultra-Humanite. It is speculated he was originally a male scientist who came into conflict with some of the mystery men of the 1940's, though no one can verify this. He was apparently killed at some point, with his still-living brain then transplanted into the body of kidnapped film actress Dolores Winters.

As Winters, the Ultra-Humanite clashed with several prominent Golden Age heroes, including the Justice Society of America. Since then, his brain has been transplanted from body to body.

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Tigress



Identity: Artemis Crock
Side: Evil
Affiliation: Injustice Society    
Sex: Female
Age: ?                         
Level: 11
Training:  Accuracy

Powers:
1. Heightened Endurance (A): +8.
2. Heightened Agility (A): +10.
3. Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit w/anything.
4. Heightened Senses: Tracking Ability:
5. Natural Weaponry: Unarmed Combat Training: +3 to hit, +6 damage.
6. Heightened Defense: -5 to be hit  while conscious and mobile (-1 from training).

Equipment/Weapons:
1. Hand-held laser sighted Crossbow: +5 to hit, HTH +1d3 damage, R=Ax4
2. Bolas: +3 to hit, HTH+1d3 damage, R=A
3. Dagger: +2 to hit, HTH+1d2 damage, R=A

S: 16
E: 19
A: 25
I: 13
C: 14

Origin/Background: Daughter of Sportsmaster and the original Tigress, Artemis Crock carries on her parents' tradition of plunder and murder with her crossbow and superhuman fighting skills.

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*NOTE* - Trigress is villainess Artemis' current criminal identity.

dsumner wrote on May 24^th, 2010 at 5:21am:


I'd like to see more of the street level villains (Batman/ Flash) as they fit more into the V&V level of play.

And a few more villain teams...as that's what most V&V adventures end up with.

And I'd love to see the Legionnaires Era Fatal Five...

Well, we can always use more villains of any stripe.

(We all have enough heroes...but we need more villains to beat down...erm...I mean arrest.)

Cupid



Identity: Carrie Cutter
Side: Evil
Sex: Female               
Age: ?
Level: 5                      
Training: Damage

Powers:
1. Natural Weaponry: Unarmed Combat Training: +2 to hit, +4 damage.
2. Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit with bows
3. Heightened Senses: 2x Detect hidden/Danger.
4. Training Bonus: +2 to hit in HTH.

Origin/Background: Carrie Cutter was a special ops soldier, working for a top secret program called Cobalt, who thought her husband Ross abandoned her. During a mission in Georgia she encountered something that deeply disturbed her. She volunteered for a program that would make her fearless. It also turns her emotions up to the extreme when it came to falling in love. Other effects included memory loss and increased strength. She fell off the radar for a long time. Years later, she found out that her husband Ross was still alive tracked him to Star City and killed him. Green Arrow thought that the unknown man was abusing his wife so he shot the arrow. Cupid picked up that arrow which began her obsession with Green Arrow.

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Personality/Character Traits: Cupid is an obsessed admirer of Green Arrow, and has taken it upon herself to hunt down his enemies to prove her love to "her man". She nurses an extreme hatred for Black Canary.

Silverback

"This is your last chance to prove yourselves. Fail again and I'll be there to clean up the mess."



Identity: ?
Aliases: None
Sex: Male
Age: ?
Marital Status: ?
Known Relatives: None
Place of Birth: ?
Side: Evil
Affiliation: Brotherhood of Evil
Known Associates: None
Known Grudges: Blue Beetle, La Dama
Base of Operations: Mobile
Level: 7
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Robotic Body: 0% human Appearance; +20 STR; 4x weight
a) Bonus Ability: Computer Enhanced Reflexes: Act as Heightened Defense: -4 to be hit and add +10 to initiative rolls.
2. Ape Powers:
a) Natural Weaponry: +3 to hit, +6 damage; also grants him the ability to climb vertical surfaces, like walls, at 1/2 his normal movement rate.
b) Heightened Strength: +12.
c) Heightened Endurance: +12.
d) Heightened Agility: +12.
e) Speed Bonus: +50" running/doubles Leaping distance.
3. Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit with everything.

Weapons:
1. Machete: +2 to hit, HTH+d6 damage.
2. Mini-Gun: R=Ax10”, HTH+1 per bullet over one, 2d6 damage per bullet -1 per die per bullet over one; must fire in 5 round bursts. 50 rounds.
3. M-4 Rifle/M-203 40mm Grenade Launcher:  Rifle: +4 to hit, 1d10 damage, R=Ax10, 30 round magazine. Grenade Launcher: Damage varies depending on grenade type. R=Ax10", Minimum Range = 5".
4. Mossberg 500 Shotgun: +2 to hit, 2d6 damage, R=A, 7 shots.
5. HK UMP Sub-machinegun:

Weight: 800 lbs.
Basic Hits: 16
Agility Mod: -4
Strength: 44
Endurance: 26
Agility: 21
Intelligence: 13
Charisma: 14
Reactions from Good: -1 / Evil: +1
Hit Mods: (3.2)(3)(1.1)(2.2) = 23.232
Hit Points: 372
Healing Rate: 11.2
Power: 104
Damage Mod.:+2
Accuracy: +4
Carrying Capacity: 35,114 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 4d10
Movement Rates: 131” ground
Detect Hidden: 10%
Detect Danger: 14%
Inventing Points: 9.1
Inventing: 36%
Legal Status: US Citizen, with an extensive criminal record

Origin and Background: Silverback is a human mind transferred into a powerful mechanical ape-like body. When Phobia, Plasmus, and Warp returned to Paris after failing to secure Blue Beetle’s scarab, they were met by Silverback who, the Brotherhood of Evil, had assigned to either ensure their success or eliminate them if they failed. During a battle with Blue Beetle, many of Silverback's systems were knocked offline. The other members of the Brotherhood abandoned Silverback in order to avoid being killed by him, at a later point in time. Silverback, pleaded with Blue Beetle for help, revealing that he wasn't a robot, but a human who’d downloaded his mind into a robotic body. And that if he didn’t transfer it back soon, his mind would become trapped in the body. But, Blue Beetle paid no heed to him, left him in a decrepit building.

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Personality and Character Traits: Cruel, and authoritative.

Woot 

Good to see you got some free time pal. Enjoyed re-reading the whole thread. I was surprised I didn't see Joker or Ra's al Ghul in their somewhere ... or have you slipped those masterminds in another thread?

I'm making a number of updates, as well as cleaning up the format of the write-ups, and fleshing out the stat blocks on several of the characters.

Captain Cold



Identity: Leonard Snart
Side: Evil
Affiliation: The Rouges
Sex: Male
Age: ?
Level: 11
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Special Weapon: Cold Gun: +3 to hit; Attacks as Ice Powers. 1d12 damage. Creates ice as per Ice Powers.
2. Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit with Cold Gun.
3. Training: +4 accuracy with Cold Gun.

STR: 11
END: 14
AGL: 12
INT: 14
CHR: 14

Origin and Background: Leonard Snart grew up in a trailer park outside of central city with his sister. His father was an alcoholic and his mother frequently left after the beatings his father handed her. His father would also regularly beat Leonard and his Sister. Their only respite was their Grand Father who was an ice deliveryman, who would take them with him on his rounds. However Leonard’s Grandfather died and with it all the good things in his life.

Years later he left his sister with his father and joined up with a gang of criminals. Their first robbery was foiled by the then Flash Barry Allen and Leonard was sent to prison. While incarcerated Leonard studied kinetic energy and thermal motion with a plan to face of against the Flash when he was released. On his release he stole some blue prints from a lab and created his cold gun. Adopting the identity Captain Cold he set out on his career of crime.

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Personality/Character Traits: Captain Cold portrays himself as an cold-hearted, ice-cold criminal, but in reality he cares deeply for his fellow Rogues and just wants to earn a dishonest buck. Despite Bart Allen’s death, Leo is not a killer, he will go out of his way to immobilize rather than kill.

Note: Capt. Cold has a grudge against the villain Chillblaine.

Thanoseid wrote on May 14^th, 2013 at 4:25pm:


Hmm...I might tinker with it a bit, and see what I can come up with.

John wrote on Jun 3^rd, 2009 at 11:35pm:

Wow, you mean Terminator killed him?! That's so out of character...at least it was back when I was reading New Teen Titans. Didn't Terminator have like a super code of honor he lived by, in fact so much so that it cost his son (Jericho) his voice when Terminator wouldn't give up a contract to save his own kid?

Matt wrote on May 14^th, 2013 at 8:40pm:


No worries, the years before the reboot, a LOT of DC's characters went off the rails. Terminator was so different than how he'd previously been portrayed it wasn't even funny.

Predator



Identity: Carol Ferris
Aliases: None
Sex: Male
Age: ?
Marital Status: Single
Known Relatives: None
Place of Birth: ?
Base of Operations: Mobile
Side: Evil
Affiliation: None
Known Associates: None
Known Grudges: Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)
Level: 7
Training: Agility

Powers/Training/Abilities:
1. Transformation: Power Activation: Transforms into the Predator.
2. Armor B: ADR=90.
a) Heightened Senses: Thermal Vision.
b) Glider Wings:
c) Natural Weaponry: Claws: +3 to hit, +6 HTH damage. Claws allow him to climb vertical surfaces with, at 1/2 normal movement rate, with a successful AGL save. PR= 1 per turn
2. Willpower A: PR=1 when used as a defense.
3. Heightened Agility: +13.
4. Heightened Defense: -4 to be hit when conscious and mobile.
5. Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit with everything.
6. Natural Weaponry: Unarmed Combat Skil: +3 to hit, +6 HTH Damage.
7. Acrobatics: Evasion can be performed with the cost of movement
only at any part of a turn.
a) Knock Back Recovery: When knocked back from a hit, an Agility save allows Predator to recover without taking damage.
d) Falling Recovery: When falling from a height of less than Ax2, an Agility save will result in Predator's Agility score being subtracted from any damage taken. This is normally done only at A" in height for others at PR=3
8. Phobia/Psychosis: Split Personality: Carol Ferris/Predator.

Weapons/Equipment:
1. Hand Axe: +1 to hit, HTH +1d6 damage, R=2xA".
2. Knife: +2 to hit, HTH +1d2 damge, R=A".
3. Swing Line: swinging speed of 78"

Weight: 185 lbs.
Basic Hits: 4
Agility Mod: -
Strength: 19
Endurance: 19
Agility: 26
Intelligence: 15
Charisma: 16
Reactions from Good: -2 / Evil: +2
Hit Mods: 10.56
Hit Points: 42
Healing Rate: 2.0
Power: 79
Damage Mod.: +4
Accuracy: +4
Carrying Capacity: 810 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d8
Movement Rates: 64” ground, 78" swinging
Detect Hidden: 12%
Detect Danger: 16%
Inventing Points: 10.5
Inventing: 45%
Legal Status: US Citizen, with an extensive criminal record
Knowledge Areas: Business, Finance

Origin and Background: The Predator was an odd manifestation of Carol Ferris powers, which happened after a long string of defeats in her business life (as she encountered strong opposition from Congressman Jason Bloch when she became the new head of Ferris Aircraft, after her father retired), love life (Hal Jordan had left Earth) and Star Sapphire life (as her evil, spiteful alter ego had been defeated numerous time, most often by Hal Jordan).

In some never-replicated incident, Ferris split into two beings: a more peaceful, happy Carol Ferris and the new, never seen before, Predator. Carol apparently manifested the Predator as she felt that, as a woman, she wasn’t strong, aggressive, direct and brutal enough to overcome all the problems she was struggling with; at any rate she regarded the Predator as the “masculine”, aggressive site of her personality. The Predator was going to make everything alright.

Most of the Predator’s wrath was directed at Congressman Jason Bloch, still trying to ruin Ferris Aircraft. Predator defeated Bloch’s agents, the Demolition Team, and killed him, before establishing a multinational corporation called Con-Trol in order to regain full ownership of Ferris. For a time, it seemed nothing could stop him: he defeated Eclipso when he attacked Ferris, fought Hal Jordan when he came back and started to court Carol Ferris (who was, in that state, too much in love with Jordan to his liking) before kidnapping her. When Jordan found the Predator and Ferris where she was abducted, they oddly merged together to become Ferris’ third persona, Star Sapphire. The Predator was not seen again for a while.

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Personality/Character Traits: The Predator was a deadly, powerful and extremely agile fighter. He was ruthless, very intelligent, and had a great understanding of tactics, whether in the field, the courtroom or the boardroom.

Hazard

"I feel a first class hot streak coming on."



Identity: Rebecca "Becky" Sharpe
Aliases: None
Sex: Female
Age: ?
Place of Birth: ?
Marital Status: Single
Known Relatives: Steven Sharpe III (AKA: The Gambler/Grand Father)
Side: Evil
Affiliation: Injustice Unlimited
Known Associates: None
Base of Operations: Mobile
Known Grudges: Justice Society, Infinity Inc.
Level: 3
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Psionics: Probability Control: Hazard has psionic powers that she uses in conjunction with special dice to influence probability as she wishes. by expending and action, she can cause good luck or harmful "accidents" to befall someone. For every 2 points of Power she channels into this ability, he can alter a die roll by +1 or -1. When used as an attack, it attacks as  Transmutation. R=CHR.
2. Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit with her powers.
3. Special Requirement: Her powers must be used in conjunction with a special pair of dice.

STR:13
END: 14
AGL: 13
INT: 12
CHR: 14

Origin and Background: Rebecca (Becky) Sharpe's grandfather was the criminal known as the Gambler and was a member of the original Injustice Society of the World. After being recently paroled from prison, Stephen (the Gambler) Sharpe gambled at Seymour Taj's Taj Mahal Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. However, the games were fixed to ensure that Taj could control the outcome. Although he was a master gambler, Stephen Sharpe gambled away all his money.

His spirit totally broken by his defeat, Sharpe fatally shot himself. Sharpe's granddaughter Rebecca was determined to avenge him. Somehow she had gained the psionic ability to influence luck and probability through the use of special dice.

She made her first public appearance as Hazard in the company of other members of the new incarnation of the Injustice Society, called Injustice, Unlimited. She had joined the group on the condition that the group refrain from committing murder. The group's leader, at the time, the Wizard, assented to her terms, although he had no intention of abiding by them.

Injustice Unlimited made a group of businessmen, attending an international trade conference in Calgary, Canada, their prisoners and held them for ransom. Members of the original Infinity In.c and Global Guardians were on hand to guard the conference, but felt compelled to do the bidding of Injustice Unlimited, who held Hourman II captive - and had also hypnotized the Global Guardian known as Ice Maiden.

Accompanied by Wildcat II and Tasmanian Devil, Hazard went to Taj's casino and used her powers to win games there - thereby avenging her grandfather's death by causing financial disaster to Taj. Hazard's conscience was troubled when Injustice Unlimited threatened an innocent; Mike Dugan, the young son of Infinity, Inc's mechanic, Stripesey. She refused to become a murderer and turned against her own team.

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Thanks for the compliments. I'll eventually get around to fleshing everyone out, standardizing the layout, and updating the thread.

Psi



Identity: Gail Marsh
Aliases: None
Sex: Female
Age: Unknown
Marital Status: Single
Known Relatives: None
Place of Birth: Chicago, Illinois
Side: Evil
Affiliation: None
Known Associates: None
Known Grudges: Supergirl
Base of Operations: Metropolis
Level: 3
Training: Endurance

Powers:
1. Telepathy:
2. Telekinesis (Modified):
3. Illusions A:
4. Psionics: Empathy:
5. Invulnerability:
6. Psionics: Mind Blast: Attacks as Mind Control, victim affected as through struck with Paralysis Ray. Normal wake-up rolls apply. R=C inches. PR=3 per a shot.
7. Teleportation:

Origin and Background: Born in Chicago, Gayle Marsh had a fairly normal and undistinguished childhood. At the age of 12, however, the child began to display the signs of extraordinary psychic power. Her parents were frightened by the powers that Gayle was displaying and so they consulted the family doctor. He recommended that Gayle be turned over to the more experienced hands at the Institute of Higher Psychokinetic Study, a Chicago based research facility specializing in the study of such extra sensory phenomena.

The researchers at the institute were excited at the prospect of examining Gayle, finding her telekinetic powers to be some of the most powerful ever recorded. One researcher, Daniel Penderghast, seemed to find Gayle's powers particularly fascinating and a friendship quickly developed between him and his young subject.

Initially Gayle was only meant to be at the Institute for a week or so, but during her stay there, her parents were killed in a road accident. As Gayle had no other family to take her in, Pendeghast petitioned the courts and was made her legal guardian.

Under Penderghast's supervision, Gayle was taught how to use and develop her great powers. Penderghast had plans for Gayle to help him fight a grave menace he believed held the world in its sway. He saw something called "decay" affecting everything and everybody - stripping the world of order and anything that was good. In Gayle he saw a warrior capable of fighting these forces of decay.

By the time Gayle entered college at Chicago's Lake Shore University, her powers had reached their peak and Penderghast decided that it was time for the battle with decay to be joined. Yet Gayle was hesitant to take up the fight, fearing the emotional backlash from her victims would be too painful for her to handle, due to her being a "sensitive" - a receiver of emotions from others.

Gayle was unleashed upon Chicago after a frightening encounter on the campus of Lake Shore University, when she sensed the presence and power of Supergirl and mistook her as an ally of the decay.

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Interesting takes on fairly powerful villains.

I agree about Brainiac's intelligence though.

Ultra humanite's real name is Gerald Shugel a mad scientist and technically the first super villain of Superman. Predating Luthor.

I have only looked at the last page so I will have to go back and view the rest here when I get a chance.