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Posted by Fenryx on Thu, 2007-01-11 14:13
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"Furry Heretic of D&D"

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Kinda screwy idea but I am thinking of bringing my M&M books and materials with me to run certain things in a furry vein. Since Mutants and Masterminds makes no special deals for being human as to being a non-human I figure this to be the perfect venue to sim furry supers. In honor of the current theme I have the following ideas:

A simulation in the reality of the Shawntee Howard's Extinctioners universe using your own characters drawn from the Archtypes available.

A kind of furry version of Legion of Super Heroes.

Street Level campaign in the vein of Cyberpunk

Furry Pulp style sci-fi in the vein of Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers.

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Posted by Podunk on Thu, 2007-01-11 18:44
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As far as Anthro heores go, I presonally prefer the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles And Other Strangeness, Heroes Unlimited, and After The Bomb, d20 games, all by Palladium press. ^^ Never played M&M, tho, so I don't know which is better..
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Posted by ArtSlave (ArtSlave) on Thu, 2007-01-11 23:21
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Posted by Fenryx on Fri, 2007-01-12 02:42
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M&M uses the D20 for resolution of combat and skill checks among other things. It's (very) loosely based on D&D. Save they took out classes and put in a point buy system for character creation. They also have archetypes which can work as pre-gen characters. It can be very customizable which is why I like it. Sometimes better than D&D itself. In some ways it wants to be a simplified hybrid of D&D and the Hero system.
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Posted by Fenryx on Sat, 2007-01-20 17:01
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One of the reasons I am thinking of using M&M is because I'll have less books to carry. Beyond my notes and the arctype pdfs, I'll only have a few books to carry. As opposed to D&D or D20 Modern.

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Posted by PhelanMahoney (PhelanMahoney) on Fri, 2008-01-25 11:42
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New con, new signature, but I am still planning on bringing some of my books to the con this year. I will be traveling lighter this year than ever. I may just try and run a themed game this year, taking more than a few cues from the old adventure Pulps and run something in a jungle somewheres.
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Posted by PhelanMahoney (PhelanMahoney) on Sat, 2008-05-03 16:12
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Just got in Worlds of Freedom and Book of Magic. We'll just have to see what they inspire.
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Posted by corax (corax (david)) on Wed, 2008-05-07 12:22
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Hail and Well Met!!

when do you plan to run?

I am not fa miller with the M&M system so ill need a rundown on how it works , if I can be there for your session

thank you
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