Villains and Vigilantes - Origin

Origin

Villains and Vigilantes was the first role-playing game designed by Jack Herman and Jeff Dee, featuring illustrations by Dee. Fantasy Games Unlimited published the first edition of Villains and Vigilantes in 1979. The second edition of Villains and Vigilantes was published in 1982 with significant rule revisions. In 2010, Monkey House Games published a new edition of the game although according to the lawsuit filed in U.S. Federal court, Arizona District, (Case no. 2:2011-cv-02036) it has been asserted that Monkey House Games had no legal right to do so.

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