Daniel NortonGuest
Joe RichterGuestMirkeGuestToddGuestFriday afternoon slot, the first slot of the convention, I got to play in Villains and Vigilantes.
We've been drinking a little bit.
I got to play in Villains and Vigilantes, and Daniel was in that game with me.
Yes, I was.
Joe was in that game with me.
Yep.
So I guess we'll talk about that, then we'll pass it off to other people to talk about the games they were in.
So was this everybody's first time playing Villains and Vigilantes? VMD? VMD.

The superheroes in it were probably the best superheroes I've ever experienced.
Yeah, it's really good.
If you're not familiar with villains and vigilantes, the way it works is you stat yourself up in the system, yourself as you are, and then you gain superpowers and play yourself with superpowers.
Now, that is probably a little more appealing when you're in high school than it is when you're 50 years old.
Yeah, but the stats are 3 to 18, like D&D, and we were like 6 and 7s.
Friday afternoon slot, the first slot of the convention, I got to play in Villains and Vigilantes.
We've been drinking a little bit.
I got to play in Villains and Vigilantes, and Daniel was in that game with me.
Yes, I was.
Joe was in that game with me.
Yep.
So I guess we'll talk about that, then we'll pass it off to other people to talk about the games they were in.
So was this everybody's first time playing Villains and Vigilantes? VMD? VMD.

The superheroes in it were probably the best superheroes I've ever experienced.
Yeah, it's really good.
If you're not familiar with villains and vigilantes, the way it works is you stat yourself up in the system, yourself as you are, and then you gain superpowers and play yourself with superpowers.
Now, that is probably a little more appealing when you're in high school than it is when you're 50 years old.
Yeah, but the stats are 3 to 18, like D&D, and we were like 6 and 7s.
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