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Hulkbuster at 03:26, 29 May 2008

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	~~== Power Level ==~~

	It's important to establish the limits and power levels that are expected of the Mutants and Masterminds systems. They're quite a bit different than regular D&D and thus its nice to know what can be done and what can't in the setting. This will help player characters know what exactly is permissible in the setting and not.		It's important to establish the limits and power levels that are expected of the Mutants and Masterminds systems. They're quite a bit different than regular D&D and thus its nice to know what can be done and what can't in the setting. This will help player characters know what exactly is permissible in the setting and not.

Hulkbuster at 03:26, 29 May 2008

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	Above PL 16 are threats and beings well beyond that has ever been produced by regular humanity.		Above PL 16 are threats and beings well beyond that has ever been produced by regular humanity.


			== Powers ==


			Player characters are encouraged to stick to an archetype in general. Players don't have to be limited to a single power like the X-men with Paragons like Superman or Wonder Woman being available. Likewise, Wolverine types wouldn't be the same without healing and claws. However, they should make do with a sort of running theme. A man capable of manipulating electricity could conceivably fry people, fly through the air, and create energy shields but might not be bullet proof.


			This game encourages innovative ways to use one's powers.


			== Weaknesses ==


			Weaknesses open all sorts of fun and interesting avenues to characters. Coming up with interesting ones based on your powers could well be fun be they the equivalent of Kryptonite or Wonder Woman losing her powers when tied up by a man.


			[[Halt Evil Doer!]]

Hulkbuster at 03:17, 29 May 2008

2008-05-29T03:17:09Z

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== Power Level ==

It's important to establish the limits and power levels that are expected of the Mutants and Masterminds systems. They're quite a bit different than regular D&D and thus its nice to know what can be done and what can't in the setting. This will help player characters know what exactly is permissible in the setting and not.

Power Level replaces standard Levels in this world.

'''PL1 and PL 2'''= Established for children and your average unskilled human in the world.

'''PL 3 and PL 4'''= Establishes a very skilled non-powered human being.

'''PL 5-6'''= An ''elite'' human being like a Navy Seal, AEGIS Agent, or average Scientist.

'''PL 7-8'''= Your average "Street" Hero and Non-powered Sidekicks. John Constantine, Robin, Peter Parker (Pre-Spiderman)

'''PL 9-10'''= Newly minted Powered Characters and Experienced Non-Powered Heroes. The Question. The Huntress. Green Arrow. Teen Titans. New Mutants. Young Spiderman.

'''PL 10-12'''= Veteran Powered Superheroes and the Elite of Non-Powered Superheroes. Batman. Veteran Spiderman. Captain America. The X-men.

'''PL 13-14''' = Extraordinarily powerful Meta-humans and Multi-powered Villains. The Inhumans. The Eternals. Professor X. Magneto. Doctor Doom. Wonder Woman. Shazam.

'''PL 15-16'''= Living Gods. The Centurion, Thor, Darkseid, Doctor Strange, The Silver Surfer.

Above PL 16 are threats and beings well beyond that has ever been produced by regular humanity.