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| − | '''What is M&M? ... '''
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| − | M&M (aka Mutants and Masterminds) is "the world's greatest superhero RPG"! This role-playing game is published by [http://www.greenronin.com/ Green Ronin Publishing]. Enjoy the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutants_and_Masterminds M&M Wiki], the [http://www.mutantsandmasterminds.com/index.php M&M "Headquarters"] or visit the [http://www.mutantsandmasterminds.com/phpBB2/ M&M Forum - "the Atomic Think Tank"] for much more than I can give.
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| − | ==Campaign Settings==
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| − | The core M&M ist Edition book doesn't come with a default setting, but does include a adventure that takes place in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_City Freedom City] setting. Strangely, though, the example characters that players can use in this adventure are generally associated with another M&M setting: [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=META-4&action=edit META-4]. This, combinded with little information from Green Ronin means that its' unclear whether they are separate or a combined setting. For our purposes here, we'll deal with them as separate settings.
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| − | '''Published Campaign Settings'''
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| − | *''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_City Freedom City]'': A four-color, city-based setting by Steve Kenson that is filled with elements that are similar to the great icons and concpets of classic comic books. ''Freedom City'' is presented in a hard-back sourcebook of its' own. ''Foes of Freedom'' details more villains that inhabit the city and ''Time of Crisis'' is a adventure module that sends the players beyond the city limits.
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| − | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=META-4&action=edit META-4]: This setting, by Eric Mona, was finally detail in the ''Crooks!'' sourcebook. It has been compared to the better parts of 1990's comic books.
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| − | *''[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Nocturnals&action=edit Nocturnals]'': Based on Dan Brereton's comic book series, the setting book was written by him, with the assistance of Chris Pramas. It is a horror/pulp-based setting.
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| − | *''Noir'': Written by Christopher McGlothlin, ''Noir'' is based on classic [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Film_Noir Film Noir] films. The world of Noir is a dark one, where heroes are flawed and the friend you trust may be your greatest enemy.
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| − | '''Fan Community Campaign Settings'''
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| − | * [[the AMERICAN GODS]]: designed by Kevin Perrine, co-created by the [Player Characters] Group. Set in a hyper real-life world echoing our own in all respects save one - there was a 5th plane during the 9/11 Disasters, hushed by the Government. Four years later the 283 people aboard wake up and begin to exhibit abilities described as "godlike". '''Inspirations''' include: the 4400, Unbreakable, Supreme Power, the Authority, and more.
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