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This is the homepage of the Mutant: Heirs of Doom Project, an english wiki project listing information about the setting in the Swedish post-apocalypse RPG Mutant: Undergångens Arvtagare

==Setting and Geography==
Mutant is set in post-apocalyptic Scandinavia, called [[/mutant/Scandi|Scandi]] by its inhabitants, and the lands around it and the Baltic Sea, now known as the [[Eastern Sea]] by most inhabitants in the Scandi area. The Apocalypse was in what can now be considered ages ago and the world is recovering, as is civilisation, and everywhere cities and states pop up.

The Scandi and Eastern Sea area is dominated by three large powers, although their actual power projections is fairly limited, these are the [[Pyri Commonwealth]] (Pyriska Samfundet), [[Gothlandia]] (Gotland) and [[Wulfreich]] (Ulvriket). Between them are large areas of unclaimed territory filled to the brink with free villages and nomad clans, as well as the occasional city state. Around the Eastern Sea lies the city-states of [[Ume]], [[Sursvall]], [[Vasa]], Åhlbograd]], Simris]], [[Rigö]] and [[Pråjsia]], as well as the grand [[Nowa Warzawa]] deeper south along the river [[Wizky]] and the collective Åland Isles]] in the middle of the sea. West of the Pyri Commonwealth lies the city-states of Göborg]] and [[Moss]], as well as [[Stejvhoum and Mauteinsaid]] (Stavehome and Mountainside) of the [[Albion Badgers]].

==History==
Mutant is one of Sweden's oldest and most successful RPG lines. Starting in the 80's with Mutant, which was in large parts inspired by the American Gamma Worlds and used the BRP system. Mutant would come to bear many successors, most known Mutant Chronicles, which was translated into English and spawned card-games, several tabletop games and a (very crappy) movie. While somewhat dead during the latter parts of the 90's the name was revived in 2000 with Mutant: Undergångens Arvtagare, where the makers went back to the Old-Skool feel of Mutant 2, basing most of its setting from it. The game, still using a BRP variant, became highly successful and was printed until 2008. Mutant:UA still has a large fan-base and articles are still being published in the Swedish gaming newspaper Fenix as well as the making of several fan-projects.