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Spider-Man and Venom

“Doc Interrupted”
A scenario designed for the Marvel Crisis Protocol miniatures
game. Inspired by our Role-playing games as kids.
Written and play tested by Andy Farrell and Alex Farrell
Mook statistics by Donnie Williams

Greetings True Believers!! That being said, ENJOY!!

Welcome to our FIRST ISSUE! The Story so far…

As a kid I loved playing the Marvel RPG
by TSR. Our winter days and summer
nights were filled with adventure and
action for years. Let me share with you a
fun little scenario for Spidey and Venom
(Web Warriors) taking on Doc Ock and
his Mooks ( Villains).
There are a few special rules for this sce-
nario that are presented for easy refer-
ence. I wouldn’t recommend using these
in a “regular” game of Crisis as they are
designed for cinematic effect and not for
competitive play.
This scenario uses the standard 3’ x 3’ ta-
ble size and I recommend about 16 pieces
of terrain on the table ranging from size
2-5 with most in the 2,3 and 4 categories.
I used 2 size 5 buildings for our playtest
sessions, one on opposing corners of the
board for solid blocking terrain. Other-
wise every other piece was capable of in-
teraction.
While slugging it out with Venom,
our friendly neighborhood web-
slingers Spidey-senses go into over-
drive! A moment later Spidey hears
the alarm bells from First Metro
Savings and Loan scream into the
streets. In brazen glee, Doc Ock and
his Mooks have held up the bank
and are getting away with sacks of
money. The Mooks have taken
some of the employees as hostages
and are using them as living shields
to cover their get-away! Spidey
must rescue the hostages, prevent
Venom from devouring them and
knock out Doc Ock. He’s got his
work cut out for him today!
Scenario Special Rules
Spawn Point Loot Counters

There are two Spawn Points on the ta-
ble. These are “Get-away” vehicles. Both
are placed on the board before character
placement as Interactive objectives on
the side closest to the Web Warriors de-
ployment edge. As long as at least one
Spawn Point remains on the board, it
may be used as a placement point for a
Thug or Bruiser mook generated from
the “Get ‘Em” leadership ability used by
the Enforcer Mook. The two vehicles in-
cluded in the box set are ideal as these ob-
jectives.
Interact (Spawn Point)
Web Warriors may successfully interact
with Spawn Points by using their Web
Line or Web Snare superpower to inter-
act with the Vehicle or using a Strike at-
tack and inflicting at least 2 points of
damage. The vehicle rolls no Defense
dice, it just takes the damage. Success-
fully interacting with a Spawn Point re-
moves it from the board and grants the
Web Warriors 2 victory points immedi-
ately.
There are two Loot Counters on the table
placed before characters on the side op-
posite from the Web Warriors deploy-
ment edge. Both are capable of being
picked up and controlled by Characters.
Interact (Loot Counters)
Characters may Pick Up Loot Counters
by being in Control of them during the
Cleanup Phase. Picking up a Loot Coun-
ter grants the controlling side 1VP. A
Character may only interact with 1 Loot
Counter per turn, but may Control more
than 1 during the Cleanup Phase. They
are treated like any other Objective for
all other purposes.
*NOTE*
Web Warriors may control Loot coun-
ters, but gain ZERO VP during the
Cleanup Phase for them.

Villains may also interact with the Vehi-

cles. During the Cleanup Phase if a Mook
or Doc is in control of a Spawn Point re-
move the Controlling Character and Ve-
hicle from the board. Award 2VP imme-
diately to Doc Ock. If the controlling
Character has a Loot Counter (see be-
low), 2 extra VP are scored as well.
Hostages
There are 5 Hostages placed on the board
before Characters that may be interacted
with during the game by Web Warriors
and Villains alike.
Interact (Hostages)
Villain Characters may Hold a Hostage by
Interacting with it. Holding a Hostage
grants the Villains 1VP during the
Cleanup Phase. A Villains Move is re-
duced to S while Holding a Hostage.
Web Warriors may also interact with a
Hostage by using their Web Line or Web
Snare Super Power. Doing so does NOT
count towards the “once per turn” ca-
veat of the power. The Warrior pays the
Power activation cost and may use said
Power to Interact with a Hostage at the
Range listed on the Superpower. During
the Cleanup Phase a Web Warrior may ei-
ther Hold or Rescue a Hostage. Holding
the Hostage grants the Warrior 1VP. Res-
cuing a Hostage removes it from the
board and immediately grants the Web
Warriors 2VP. Web Warriors may move
unhindered with a Hostage.
Knock ‘Em Dead Kid!
If Doc Ock is KO’d the Web Warriors
score 2VP Immediately.
If either Web Warrior is KO’d then Doc
Ock scores 2VP immediately.
Venom is Hungry…
Venom is known for eating indiscrimi-
nately. Add an insatiable hunger and Spi-
dey has his hands full!
Unless using “So Many Snacks”, anytime
Venom interacts with a Mook or Hostage
roll a Die. On a Blank result the follow-
ing occurs…
Solo Mook: Venom Re-rolls attack dice
versus the Mook this round.
Mook with Hostage: Venom attacks
Mook and if he KO’s him with this at-
tack, the Hostage is devoured as well.
Solo Hostage: Venom devours the Hos-
tage….
Set Up
This is a Threat Level 8 Mission.
Use the Objective placements A and F.
Place the two Get-away vehicles and the
two Loot Counters using the A Set map.
Place the Hostages using the F Set map.
Consider the Indigo bar at the “Top” of
the card the Web Warriors deployment.
The Villains set up first within 3 of the
edge.
Players are not allowed any Team Tactics
cards.
Players roll for Priority as normal.
This 6 turn game can end early. The first
team to 16 points wins!
The following Stat cards are for the Mooks. Thanks again go to
Donnie Williams for his work.