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 introduction
Paradigm City is famous for its costumed
crimefighters. And where would
crimefighters be without criminals to fight?
Over the years Paradigm City has been
plagued by the worst of the worst--
maniacal mad scientists, alien invaders,
deranged elder gods, super-powered
thugs, killer robots, murderous mutants,
sociopaths, gorilla gangsters, and more.
As diverse as these villains are, they all
have one thing in common: they are
cooler than the Vice Squad. The Vice
Squad is a team of D-list villains who,
from their secret headquarters underneath
an abandoned miniature golf course, plan
their (kinda sorta) evil schemes.
This PDF includes everything you need to
insert the Vice Squad into your super-hero
game. Though you can use these
characters in any game world, with any
system, the Vice Squad is designed for use
with the game All-Stars, using the QAGS
system. Depending on the power level of
your Player Character (PC) group, the Vice
Squad can be used as comic relief or as
the heroes’ (kinda sorta) archenemies.
But let’s be honest, you don’t want to use
the Vice Squad as just villains in your
game, do you? You want to use them as
PCs. Don’t be ashamed. There’s nothing
wrong with playing the bad guys, even
really lame bad guys, from time to time.
Just be sure the players realize that the
Vice Squad can never, ever come out
victorious at the end of an adventure.
Crime doesn’t pay, especially when the
criminals are this grossly inept.
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What is All-Stars?
All-Stars is a game of low budget
superheroics designed for use with the
QAGS Second Edition rules. It includes
an overview of Paradigm City, including
history, landmarks, and local
celebrities; rules for character creation;
a guide to creating your super team;
super power rules; GMing advice;
sample characters (The Human Spork!
Plushy Master! Singing Swordsman!);
super-hero naming tables; adventure
ideas; character sheets; and more!
All-Stars is written by Steve “Lucifer
Lad” Johnson and illustrated by Jeffrey
“Clam King” Johnson, and is available
both in print and in PDF form. You can
purchase your copy at
www.hexgames.com, or at the finer
PDF sales sites.
This PDF includes the following sections:
The Team gives the QAGS stats of all
seven members of the team, including
their secret origins and backstories.
The Hideout describes the Vice Squad’s
hidden lair at the Balls Deep miniature
golf course, including a history of the
course and a description of notable holes.
Dumb Tables includes some dumb tables
you can use.
 The TEAM
Johnny Cigarette must make a Brain roll higher than Johnny’s
Gimmick roll.
Body: 12 Coughing Fit: By targeting an opponent’s
Brain: 10 face, Johnny can cause them to start coughing
Nerve: 15 uncontrollably. The victim is allowed a Body roll
Persona: Tough-Talking Gang Leader (14) resisted by Johnny’s Gimmick roll. If Johnny
Power: Magic Smoke (13) wins, the victim loses his next action.
Vulnerability: Easily Winded (13) Smoke Ring: Johnny can create temporary
Stunts: Flick Cigarette Butts with Deadly smoke force fields that can be used to bind an
Accuracy +3, Smoke Screen +2, Petty Crime +1 opponent. The opponent may make a Body roll
Pain Threshold: 6 to resist. If Johnny wins, the opponent is bound
YY: 2 for a number of rounds equal to 1/3 the
Tag Line: "*HACK!**COUGH!*" difference of the rolls (minimum 1 round).
Dumb Fact: Prefers menthol
WWPHITM? Denis Leary Jonathan Newport grew up on the wrong
Magic Smoke--The smoke that Johnny exhales side of the tracks in the Basin (where
can be used for a number of unusual purposes. there is no actual “right” side of the
A few examples include: tracks), and turned to petty crime and
Smoke Screen: In order to see what’s going thievery at a young age. Unfortunately for
on inside or beyond the smoke, an opponent Jonathan, he had little actual skill as a
criminal and spent most of his formative
years in and out of jail. Perpetually broke,
Jonathan eventually signed up to be a
medical test subject for Manitou Cigarettes
(a division of Beezleburton Industries).

Jonathan was chosen to test Manitou’s

new line of “healthy natural” cigarettes
made from 100% pure tobacco. Little did
he know that this tobacco was grown on
the former site of a nuclear waste dump
and that the dump itself was built on top
of an old Indian burial ground. The
tobacco was, indeed, 100% pure--100%
pure EVIL.

The radioactive magic of the cigarettes

altered Jonathan forever, giving him the
ability to transform normal, harmless
cigarette smoke into evil magical smoke.
At last, he had found his way to strike it
big. Taking the name “Johnny Cigarette,”

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 he vowed to bring Paradigm City to its
knees. After that didn’t work out, he
gathered the best supervillains he could
find on short notice and formed the Vice
Squad.
Johnny Cigarette wears gray jeans,
engineer boots, a black mask, and a jacket
with a picture of a diseased lung
airbrushed on the back. He also sports a
utility belt filled with several brands of
cheap cigarettes.
The Alkie-Mist
Body: 9 (2 when in mist form)
Brain: 8
Nerve: 12
Persona: Old-Timer (10)
Power: Turn into Mist (13)
Vulnerability: Alcoholic (13)
Stunts: Current Criminal Gossip +3; Intoxicate
Others +2; Chemistry +2; Knife Fighting +1
Pain Threshold: 5
YY: 1
Tag Line: "I tell ya, I dunno, in my
day...(incoherent mumbling)...Anybody got
shome booze?"
Dumb Fact: Doesn’t actually remember his
real name.
WWPHITM? Harry Dean Stanton
No one knows the real name of the
mysterious figure called the Alkie-Mist.
Some say he was a medieval alchemist
who long ago discovered the secret of
immortality. According to this rumor, the
potions that kept him alive over the
centuries gradually eroded his mind and
transformed his body. Others say he was a
bum from Alamagordo, New Mexico, who
accidentally drank some radioactive hooch
back in the 1940s. Whatever the case,
three things are known for certain about
the Alkie-Mist: 1. He can turn into mist; 2.
He is a raging alcoholic; 3. He frequents
Chuck’s Bar, where Chuck lets him run up
a ridiculous tab.
One night the Alkie-Mist and Johnny
Cigarette were getting hammered at
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Chuck’s. Johnny complained that, despite
his tobacco-fueled powers, he couldn’t
seem to get anywhere in the world of
super-crime. Slurring his words, the Alkie-
Mist replied, “Sure, we should, I dunno,
team up ‘n’, y’know, start a group or
somethin’.” Johnny Cigarette liked this
idea so much he even remembered it the
next day, and the Vice Squad was born.
Thanks to his near-constant drinking, the
Alkie-Mist’s mist form has a high alcohol
content, meaning he can surround and
intoxicate his foes. The downside is that,
when he is drunk enough to perform this
attack, he is also often too drunk to
remember who he is supposed to be
attacking.
Despite being co-founder of the team, the
Alkie-Mist is possibly the least reliable
member of the Vice Squad. He has a
tendency to drift off to parts unknown for
days and weeks at a time. While his mist
abilities make him a valuable scout, he
often loses his way, gets distracted, or
fails to report back.
The Alkie-Mist’s costume consists of
whatever clothes he found at the Goodwill.
Peeping Tom
Body: 9
Brain: 12
Nerve: 10
Persona: Wheelman (12)
Power: Super-Vision Goggles (13)
Vulnerability: Easily Distracted (13)
Stunts: Leering +3; Internet Porn +2; Evasive
Van Driving +1
Pain Threshold: 5
YY: 1
Tag Line: "(Slurp!)(Slobber!)L...Look!
L...L...Lady parts!"
Dumb Fact: Only wears pants when he has to.
WWPHITM? Ryan Stiles
As part of the secret Project: Oversight,
HarmCo Industries spent billions of
taxpayer dollars to develop an

experimental prototype set of goggles for
the U.S. Military. Ironically, it was an
oversight on the part of an underpaid
intern that led to the goggles getting
misplaced in the mailroom and shipped off
to a civilian address in Paradigm City.
Thomas Whitman was living off
unemployment checks and spending 18
hours a day online when the goggles
arrived at his doorstep. Tom quickly
realized that the goggles granted their
wearer telescopic, microscopic, and x-ray
vision. Tom vowed to change his life and
use his newfound powers to battle crime.
After about five minutes of looking for
crimes Tom realized that there were a lot
of women in Paradigm City, and he could
see into all of their bedrooms.
Tom spent the next year spying on ladies,
pausing only briefly for snacks and naps.
It is possible that the experimental
atomic-powered goggles warped Tom’s
mind through continuous use. It is also
possible that he was always a creepy
pervert with no social skills.
Eventually, Tom’s x-ray vision allowed him
to discover the Vice Squad’s hidden base.
Longing for some kind of interaction with
other human beings, and sensing that the
Squad members were kindred spirits, Tom
drove to their headquarters and insisted
that they let him join the team. Since Tom
arrived fully nude except for a yellow
helmet and the goggles, the others were
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none too eager to accept him. Johnny
Cigarette was about to kick Tom out, until
he discovered that Tom had a van. Since
the Vice Squad needed transportation,
they accepted Tom, on the condition that
he put on some pants.
Since then Tom has served as getaway
driver--in the so-called “Vice Van”--and
lookout. His goggles would make him a
perfect lookout, if only he could avoid
being distracted by the changing room at
the Lingerie Barn three blocks away. Tom
has also been hospitalized six times for
injuries sustained from leering
suggestively at Intra-Venus DeMilo.
Penny Slots
Body: 11
Brain: 13
Nerve: 13
Persona: World-Weary Twentysomething
Gambler (11)
Power: Probability Manipulation (10)
Vulnerability: Gambling Addiction (10)
Stunts: Sarcasm +2; TV Trivia +1; Scavenging +1
Pain Threshold: 5
YY: 1
Tag Line: "I bet you five bucks you won’t
punch that guy."
Dumb Fact: Despite the name, actually prefers
quarter slots.
WWPHITM? Aubrey Plaza
Penelope “Penny” Leininger is the only
daughter of Theodore Leininger, the self-
proclaimed King of Chance, who used his
superhuman probability manipulation
powers to fight crime in Paradigm City.
Once Penny became a teenager, her father
urged her to practice using her inherited
powers so that she could one day take up
his crime-fighting mantle. Unfortunately,
Penny only wanted to watch TV and listen
to depressing music.
When her father died in a freak one-in-a-
million accident, Penny was left on her
own. After a few months of couch surfing
she found the motivation to practice using
 her powers. She discovered that, by
concentrating, she could rig the outcome
of simple games of chance. She didn’t
always win but, if the price of playing was
low enough, she could make a decent
profit. Penny began living off slot
machines.
As she spent more and more time in
casinos, though, she learned to enjoy
higher risk games. In time Penny
developed a serious gambling addiction.
Now she frequently uses her powers to win
at the slot machines and then, minutes
later, loses all her money at the Blackjack
table.
Penny went on a date with Johnny
Cigarette because someone bet her she
wouldn’t, and soon found herself a
member of the Vice Squad. Though she
can, in theory, alter probability in the
team’s favor, her primary contribution to
the Squad is rolling her eyes when one of
her teammates says something lame.
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Timmy Too-
Much-Bacon
Body: 10
Brain: 10
Nerve: 13
Persona: Second-
Story Kid (12)
Power: Slippery as a Greased Pig (12)
Vulnerability: Tasty, Delicious Bacon (13)
Stunts: Bacon Tricks +3 (Bacon lariat, bacon-
cuffs, bacon lockpicks, baconarang, bacon shark
repellent, etc.), Karate +2, Escape Artist +1
Pain Threshold: 5
YY: 3
Tag Line: "Beware the power of PORK!"
Dumb Fact: Once accidentally punched a
urinal in a Chili’s bathroom.
WWPHITM? Jeff Cohen (as Chunk from The
Goonies)
Timmy Rasher ran away from the last in a
series of foster homes in Paradigm City
when he was just 8 years old, promising
that he would never return to The System.
Wise enough at his age to realize that he
should steal food from the pantry before
leaving, Timmy smuggled out a large can
of beans. At least it looked like a can of
beans; Timmy, alas, wasn’t smart enough
to read the label too closely and to his
disappointment found that he had stolen a
#12 can of lard from someplace called
“Experimental Farms.” Eventually hunger
overcame him, and he used the lard, along
with a bit of flour and some ham he’d
stolen from a corner bodega, to make
something reasonably close to food to
keep himself alive.
Timmy found himself transformed by the
experimental lard, able to slide out of tight
spaces, handcuffs, and ropes like he was a
greased and genetically modified pig.
Shortly thereafter, he began utilizing his
new-found powers to engage in Robin
Hood-style antics stealing from the rich
and giving to the poor. Then Timmy
realized that he was a homeless nine-
year-old kid living on the street without a
 friend in the world or any possessions
other than an empty lard can, and he
started robbing the rich and giving mostly
to himself.
One fateful night, after the boss had
closed up, Timmy slipped into the Big Fish
Bait Shop. He was excited about the
possibilities. After all, Timmy reasoned,
bait shops also sell beef jerky, pork rinds,
and those sandwiches in the plastic boxes.
Plus, Timmy figured, the owner must be
rich - “Otherwise, it would be called the
Small Fish Bait Shop!” He unexpectedly
found himself face to face with the Vice
Squad, who by coincidence had broken in,
also looking for beef jerky, pork rinds, and
those sandwiches in the plastic boxes.
Once the gang realized that he could be
useful, Johnny Cigarette took the boy
under his wing, and Timmy found himself
a junior member of the Vice Squad!
Now Timmy is the second-story man for
the Vice Squad, utilizing his greasy powers
and his utility belt of trick bacon to get
back at the rich and powerful for hoarding
all the tasty pork.
Intra-Venus DeMilo
Body: 11
Brain: 12
Nerve: 14
Persona: Goon (12)
Power: Cybernetic Arms (13)
Vulnerability: Drug Addict (14)
Stunts: Junkie Strength +3; Throw Things +2;
Underworld Connections +1
Pain Threshold: 6
YY: 1
Tag Line: "I’ll rip your face off!"
Dumb Fact: Was at the top of her D.A.R.E. class
WWPHITM? Courtney Love
Vera Limkin spent her childhood moving
between orphanages and foster homes,
but unlike many of her peers managed to
avoid the pitfalls of drug addiction, teen
pregnancy, and juvenile delinquency. After
graduating from high school, she went to
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work as a waitress and after a few years
had saved up enough money to start
taking a few classes at Paradigm
Community College. Sadly, tragedy struck
one day when a battle between the
Paradigm Nine and The Mad Librarian
raged across the PCC campus and Vera
was hit by a piece of falling masonry. Both
of her arms were crushed and had to be
amputated.
Unable to hold a job and with no one to
help her care for herself, Vera was terrified
that she’d end up in some horrible state-
run facility for the disabled. When she
heard that Dr. Philo Interrobang, a
disgraced bio-engineer specializing in
cybernetics, was looking for test subjects,
she jumped at the chance. Although the
cybernetic prosthetics worked perfectly, a
flaw in the design meant that the slightest
movement caused Vera unbearable pain.
In order to control the pain, Dr.
Interrobang prescribed heroin. In order to
combat the effects of the heroin, he
prescribed cocaine. Other drugs were
added to take the edge of the coke, which
necessitated additional drugs to counteract
the effects of those drugs, and so on in an
ever-escalating cycle until eventually the
doctor came up with just the right cocktail
of medicines to allow Vera to function
more-or-less normally.
When Dr. Interrobang was sent away for
trafficking in controlled substances and
practicing medicine without a license, Vera
found herself cut off from her supply of
medicine and with only a vague idea of
exactly what drugs she was taking. Vera’s
attempt to recreate Dr. Interrobang’s drug
regimen led her into the downward spiral
of drug addiction and criminal activity that
eventually resulted in her membership in
the Vice Squad. Despite her violent mood
swings, her sometimes complete
disconnection from reality, and the
occasional withdrawal symptoms, Vera’s
strength makes her a somewhat valuable
member of the team.

Lady Diabeetus
Body: 9
Brain: 12
Nerve: 14
Persona: Grifter (13)
Power: A Cast of Thousands (13)
Vulnerability: Diminishing Returns (13)
Stunts: Used Car Sales +3; Vamp +1
Pain Threshold: 5
YY: 5
Tag Line: "Oh sugar, help me help you!"
Dumb Fact: Sally Sue Kidwell (one of her
many false identities) is the legal caretaker of
the Balls Deep miniature golf course. She
receives a check every month from a court-
appointed bank in the Cayman Islands,
supposedly in return for seeing to the course’s
groundskeeping and security. She has no idea
that this is why she keeps getting those
checks.
WWPHITM? Rosanne Barr
A Cast of Thousands--Over the years, Lady
Diabeetus has established hundreds of false
identities for use in her various schemes, all
with their own names, backgrounds, and
documentation. Whenever she needs a press
pass, prescription, frequent shopper card, or
similar perk, she may roll Gimmick to see if one
of her established identities has what she
needs.
Diminishing Returns--Roll this Weakness
whenever Lady Diabeetus attempts to con
someone for a second time, or any time she
attempts to con someone using one of her fake
identities. If the Weakness takes effect, the
victim finds a hole in her story that could ruin
the whole grift.
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Not everyone is lucky enough to discover
their calling in life. Lady Byrd Jones found
out early in life that she had a knack for
selling things to people who didn’t strictly
need them. Shortly after graduating from
community college, she joined the sales
force at Big Jimmy Joe’s Autorama. In
just a few short weeks, she won the highly
coveted Giant Silver Belt Buckle of Honor,
signifying top sales. For thirteen years
running, she won the Platinum Belt Buckle
for one million dollars in sales.
Somewhere along the way, Lady Byrd got
very used to the perks of being the top
sales person at the Autorama. She found
herself starting to use her skills in sales to
“just make things a little easier.” It started
with small things - free upgrades when
she travelled, free desserts at dinner,
comped drinks. Shortly thereafter, she
applied for a handicapped parking pass
reasoning that “those spots are closer, and
they’re always empty.” After getting the
handicapped pass, she saw a commercial
on television where a prominent actor
explained how she could get free supplies
to treat her “diabeetus.” It was just a
short hop from there to finding a way onto
disability and Social Security. Not that
Lady Byrd needed the money, but she’d
learned the thrill of closing the deal
whether the “deal” was getting a power
scooter (because she was tired of walking)
or impersonating a member of the U.S.
House of Representatives (because she
wanted free postage).
The night that Lady Byrd caught Peeping
Tom looking through her window, she
started by throwing a cookie sheet at his
head. Then, she talked him into taking her
back to the Squad’s secret base. Once
there, she set herself up as the brains of
the operation, taking the Vice Squad to
new heights of mediocrity.
 The hideout
A little over a decade ago serial failed
entrepreneur Bill “Big Idea” Logan decided
to cash in on the popularity of The Lord of
the Rings by creating the most state-of-
the-art miniature golf course the world
had ever known. He somehow talked the
Church of Latter Day Saints into funding
the project and employed hundreds of
concept artists, architects, engineers,
special effects people, and costume
designers to create a truly immersive
fantasy putt-putt experience.
Unfortunately, he forgot one little detail:
licensing. A few days before opening, the
course was shut down by an injunction
from the Tolkien estate, and the property
soon became entangled in a number of
lawsuits involving Logan, Tolkien’s heirs,
the Mormons, Weta Workshop, Leonard
Nimoy, two former members of Led
Zeppelin, and, for reasons that aren’t
entirely clear, the guy who played Gopher
on The Love Boat.
Since the sign bearing the attraction’s
name was never installed, locals usually
called it something along the lines of “that
useless putt-putt course” until the second
LOTR movie was released. Shortly
thereafter, some unknown person dubbed
the place “Balls Deep,” after “Helm’s
Deep” in the movie. The name stuck, and
locals have referred to the place as “Balls
Deep” ever since.
With Balls Deep mired in legal troubles,
the economic boom that Logan had
promised the depressed neighborhood
where he built the attraction never came.
To this day, the Big Fish Bait Shop, located
next to the course, is still the area’s most
successful business, despite frequent
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break-ins. When “Big Idea” Logan was
killed in a bizarre topiary accident several
years ago, the court appointed a bank to
oversee the routine maintenance and
security of the park until the cases were
settled. The bank outsourced the work to
someone who apparently didn’t take the
job too seriously. Balls Deep soon became
as run-down as the surrounding
neighborhood, and is now primarily a
place for teenagers to make out and buy
and sell drugs.
What these teenagers do not realize,
however, is that beneath the course lies
an elaborate underground system of
maintenance tunnels, secret passages,
and control rooms from which the fake
lava recyclers and steam generators and
other high-tech special effects needs of
the park can be operated. Johnny
Cigarette knew about the tunnels from the
half day he’d worked on the park when it
was being built (he took the job to steal
some tools for a robbery he was planning)
and had been living there for some time
when the Vice Squad was formed, so it
wasn’t a huge leap to turn the tunnels into
the team’s secret hideout.
The exact layout of Balls Deep and the
contents of the underground tunnels are
largely up to the GM. It’s also up to the
GM which of the various mechanical parts
of the park are operational. The Vice
Squad has managed to wire the main
power circuit into Big Fish’s electrical line,
but several of the more elaborate special
effects are on their own dedicated circuits.
When designing holes for the course, keep
in mind that, while the Vice Squad tends
to come up with ridiculous, petty schemes
 that fizzle out anti-climactically, “Big Idea”
Logan was a man who came up with
ridiculous, elaborate schemes that failed
spectacularly, so the more overly-
complicated and unreasonable, the better.
A few examples are provided below.
Mount Doom
The top of Mount Doom flips open to
reveal a ladder that descends to a large
room in the service area. The room
contains an elaborate pumping device
that, when running, pumps “lava” out of
Mount Doom, where it flows down the side
of the mountain and into a drain that
returns it to the pump. The Vice Squad
has yet to figure out exactly what the lava
is made of, but Timmy swears it tastes like
paste. Since this is the largest room in the
complex, the Vice Squad has made it their
main headquarters. In addition to a
television and several pieces of furniture
stolen from other parts of the complex (as
well as local curbs on trash days), the
room is littered with beer cans, pizza
boxes, drug paraphernalia, and other
artifacts of the team’s abundant off-duty
hours.
The Mines of Moria
The Mines of Moria, which make up the
fifth through seventh holes of the course,
are actually located underground. A
hidden door under Balrog Bridge leads to
the service tunnels. The entrance to the
mines is a slab of ancient stone that Logan
had shipped from Wales. A voice
recognition device is supposed to open the
gate whenever someone says the Elvish
word for “friend,” but it rarely actually
works (and most of the Vice Squad don’t
speak Elvish anyway). The door can also
be opened from the inside by cranking an
elaborate pulley system. The pulleys can
only be operated by a character with a
Body or appropriate Gimmick of at least
12 (of the Vice Squad, only Johnny
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Cigarette and Intravenus DeMilo can open
the gate). The gate is just wide enough for
the Vice Van to fit through, so the team
uses the first hole of the mines as a
garage to keep the van from getting
spotted or vandalized.
Sauruman’s Tower
Although only 10 feet in diameter,
Sauruman’s Tower is nearly 30 feet tall
and the top is accessible from the service
tunnels via a ladder, which makes it a
good observation post if the hideout needs
to be defended. It’s also one of the few
areas of the park with good cell phone
reception.
Bag End
Bag End was supposed to be the course
gift shop, and through the windows one
can see piles of boxes that are no doubt
filled with cheap One Rings, replica hobbit
swords, souvenir shot glasses, and other
cheap crap that could be resold to geeks
on eBay. Unfortunately, the Vice Squad
has yet to raid this treasure trove because
they can’t figure out how to disable the
alarm.
Rivendell
The Rivendell area of the course (and the
tunnels and rooms beneath it) are home
to business offices, storage rooms full of
costumes and props, changing rooms, and
other areas where the day-to-day-
operations of the attraction would have
taken place had it ever opened. The
employee break room, which is also
accessible from the service tunnels, serves
as the Vice Squad’s kitchen and mess hall.
A door at the back of the break room
opens onto a small balcony behind the
Rivendell waterfall that was intended as an
employee smoking area.
 Dumb tables
Vice Squad Capers
1. Stealing wheelchairs from hospitals 11. Shoplifting cold medicine
2. Stealing fire extinguishers 12. Selling bootleg movies
3. Robbing the Big Fish Bait Shop 13. Running three-card monte games
4. Hijacking a liquor/cigarette truck 14. Making prank phone calls
5. Stealing aluminum cans from the 15. Gold-farming
homeless
16. Fake charity collections
6. Breaking open parking meters
17. Scalping tickets
7. Taking cookies from Girl Scouts
18. Kidnapping celebrity pets
8. Stealing lunch money from kids 19. Sending scam emails
9. Tipping vending machines 20. Stealing a death ray, taking over
10. Stealing street signs Paradigm City

Vice Squad Allies

1. Mr. Leather 11. Sultan Battery
2. Overeater Lad 12. Cocaine Katie
3. Pants-on-Fire Pryor 13. Dr. Roofie
4. Dogtrack Sam 14. The Sloth
5. Sir Fapsalot 15. Horndog Harry
6. Temper Tatum 16. Lady Lust
7. Kleptobrainiac 17. Princess Barstool
8. Miss DeMeaner 18. Pillhead Pete
9. Baron Blasphemy 19. The Breather
10. Ganja Gorilla 20. Senator David “The Diaper” Vitter

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 Convenience Store Robbery Loot
1. Bobbleheads 11. Lighter
2. Snack crackers 12. Comb
3. A hot dog that’s probably been there 13. Condoms
since the Carter administration
14. Spork
4. Chapstick
15. Bottle of lighter fluid
5. 2 liter bottle of soda
16. Travel-sized bottle of mouthwash
6. Beef jerky
17. Candy bar
7. 40-ounce of beer
18. Pack of smokes
8. Bag of chips
19. Six pack of beer
9. Novelty flashlight
20. Roll Twice
10. Doughnut

Balls Deep Random Night-Time Encounters

1. A super-hero dealing drugs 11. Some kids making out
2. A super-hero buying drugs 12. A hooker (probably has drugs)
3. An angry radioactive animal 13. A cop looking for hookers
4. Organized crime figures (Mafia, 14. A cop selling drugs
Yakuza, Triad, etc.) 15. A dirty cop collecting his payoff
5. A homeless person (possibly looking (possibly in drugs) from organized
for drugs) crime figures
6. A stray dog 16. A super-villain
7. A vandal/tagger 17. An angry radioactive drug dealer
8. Some kids doing drugs 18. A drug-dealer-themed super-villain
9. A drug dealer 19. An honest cop on patrol (obviously a
rookie)
10. Some kids skateboarding (also:
doing drugs) 20. Telekinesis Jesus!

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 Vice Squad Team info
Team Name: Headquarters:

The Vice Squad Balls Deep

Mission: Equipment & Resources:

To, like, be super-villains The Vice Van

and stuff
Contacts & Allies:
Branding (Uniforms, Symbols, etc.):
Chuck (owner, Chuck’s Bar)
None
Membership Requirements:

Negotiable
Current Team Members:
Other Information:

Johnny Cigarette
The Alkie-Mist
Peeping Tom
Penny Slots
Timmy Too-Much-Bacon
Intra-Venus DeMilo
Lady Diabeetus

Vice Squad Team Stats

Manpower 3 Headquarters: Abandoned Mini Golf Course (Balls Deep) 14
Resources 5 Gimmick: High Tech HQ 11
Public Relations 3 Weakness: High Tech HQ In Poor Repair 11
Assets: Flaws:
Lots of Lord of the Rings Crap +3

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 If you enjoyed The Vice Squad, you should try All-Stars!
Paradigm City is known for its
heroes, the powerful, colorfully-
clad men and women who
always swoop in and save the
day. You’re not one of those
people. Sure, you’re got a power
(or at least a schtick), but it isn’t
particularly awe-inspiring, or
even all that useful. You don’t
have a fancy crime-mobile, an
ultra-modern headquarters, or a
high-priced publicist like the big
boys. But you’ve got heart, and
sometimes that’s all you really
need.

All-Stars is designed for use with

the QAGS Second Edition rules.
It includes an overview of
Paradigm City, including history,
places of interest, and important
people; rules for character
creation, and for super powers; a
guide to creating your super
team; GMing advice; sample
characters (The Human Spork!
Plushy Master! Singing
Swordsman!); super-hero
naming tables; adventure ideas;
and more!

All-Stars–as well as the QAGS rulebook, Edison Force, Roller Girls Vs., and more--can be
purchased in PDF form at www.hexgames.com and at the finer PDF sales sites for just
$7.99.

For those who would like to sample QAGS before they buy it, the QAGS Qik Start Rules,
which include everything you need to play All-Stars, are available for download at
www.hexgames.com, absolutely free.

All-Stars is written by Steve Johnson and illustrated by Joshua Burnett, Leighton Connor,
Lindsay Hornsby, and Jeffrey Johnson.

Fight crime in your spare time. Have more fun!

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