Mutants & Masterminds Basic Hero’s Handbook By Crystal Frasier & Steve Kenson

[james_davis_nicoll]

Mutants & Masterminds Basic Hero’s Handbook By Crystal Frasier & Steve Kenson

Comments

[theresawright]

(An actual check list is good, says the person who once forgot to purchase defense abilities for his character)

"How could anyone possibly be so forgetful?", asks the person who once forgot to purchase any weapon for their fighter.

[james_davis_nicoll]

DQ starting characters could be next to destitute, and I had one character who began play with a sword and a loincloth. And I think he had to steal the loincloth.

[(Anonymous)]

You can use a sword to get a loincloth, but it's a lot harder to use a loincloth to get a sword. Clearly you made the correct character design choice.

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Nathan H.

[jbwoodford]

Swords will get you through times of no loincloth better than loincloths will get you through time of no sword.

At least in the generic gaming setting.

[kathmandu]

It's nice to see that two of the female characters on the cover are completely clothed, with boots that appear to have flat soles.

The only other places I recall seeing costumes like that were The Tick, in the episode where they have a hero-foreign-exchange program and he meets European superheroes, and in the Black Lightning TV show, where Thunder's costume is very similar to her father's, and clearly designed for armor rather than sexiness.

[theresawright]

The Deluxe Hero's Handbook has one picture with a woman contorted into a boobs-n-butt pose, and I remember a couple of other questionable poses in some of their PDFs, but for the most part Green Ronin has been pretty good about their art.