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• Gamma World

  Gamma World is a science fantasy role-playing game, originally designed by James M. Ward and Gary Jaquet, and first published by TSR in 1978. It borrowed heavily from James M. Ward's earlier product

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• Mutations (plant)

  Plant Mutations are unnatural plant developments. The Mutant Future rulebook notes the following Physical Mutations:

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• Gamma World/Robots

  Gamma World features many robots over it's meany editions. From the humble household robotoid, to the dread Death Machine. Gamma World Robots are noted for their use of tentacle arms, anti-gravity pods, and

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• Religions

  Religions are groups that form from like-minded people, and can cover a wide range of political, religious, militant, and ideological organizations and movements. Individual groups would likely have requirements for membership, codes of conduct

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• Gaming Philosophy

  Gaming Philosophy is the way people play Mutant Future, and before it, Gamma World. Some players like to play in a gritty, realistic setting, while others like to play it in an off-beat, comic

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• Kamandi

  Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth was a DC Comics comic book created by acclaimed artist Jack Kirby, and ran between 1972 to 1978. (NOTE: SPOILERS AHEAD)

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• After the Bomb/Character Generation

  This is a set of rules for making mutant animals under the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles& Other Strangeness rules -- for After the Bomb -- playable with Mutant Future. As noted, the rules to Teenage Mutant Ninja

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• Adventuring Gear

  Adventuring Gear are the commonly available equipment needed to travel about. This includes items like rope, winter coat, crampons - but going beyond the rules. This may even include more exotic byproducts of mutant plants and

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• Carcosa

  Carcosa is a dark kitchen-sink fantasy by Geoffry McKinney, that mixes science-fantasy, sword& sorcery and cosmic horror. The setting takes place on another planet and at an unknown era. Carcosa is not the

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• Barony of Horn

  Barony of Horn is setting for Gamma World module GW1: Legion of Gold, by Gary Gygax with Luke Gygax and Paul Reiche III. The module is seen as a true classic, and it is praised

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• Androids (monsters)

  Androids are the human-like robots that survived the holocaust. These cover most forms of somewhat-looking metal or plastic bodied androids, like C3-PO.

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• Zombie Apocalypse

  A Zombie Apocalypse is a modern or near-future post-apocalyptic genre, where the world has been overtaken by the undead and civilization is reduced to chaos. The main focus of a zombie apocalypse fiction

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• Mecha

  Mecha (plural and singular; also called Mechs) are giant, piloted robots, akin to what you see in a lot of Japanese animation. They came in a wide range of shapes and sizes. They can look

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• Heavy Metal

  A shadow shall fall over the universe, and evil will grow in its path, and death will come from the skies. Imported from A Character for Every Game - a blog by Dyson Logos

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• Mutant Human Races

  Mutant Human Races are playable Mutant Humans The following are prefab mutant options based from the MF book. Many of them have bonus mutations to fit the "1d4 mental and physical" as per the rulebook

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• Mighty Samson Creatures

  This page outlines a list of mutant plants and animals (monsters) encountered in the Mighty Samson comic books. Monsters are provided monster stats for the Mutant Future rules. This page is a major work-in

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• Axa

  Axa is a British comic strip that ran from 1978 to 1986. It was drawn by Romero, with Donne Avenell as the original writer, and Chuck Dixon as a replacement writer when it was published

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• Coeurl

  A Coeurl (AKA a Displacer Beast, Black Destroyer and Phase Tiger) is a type of intelligent alien beast that resembles a large, lean Earth feline, but with six legs and a pair of tentacles coming

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• Ancient Creatures

  Ancient Creatures are mythic and real creatures that existed in the far past. They could have been brought through time a distortion in the fabric of reality, a time machine, inhabitants of a "Lost World

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• Airships

  Airships are massive aircraft, that function like navel vassals. Sail barges are massive vehicles that are long on luxury and short on practicality. They feature massive sails, as a throwback to the legendary days of

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• Infernal Exalted

  Infernal Exalted Now shall you deal with us, O Princes of the Sun, and all the powers of Hell! Before you stands the might of the Infernal Exalted, Prince of the Green Sun and champions

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• Abyssal Exalted

  In the dawning eons of this world great and terrible titans ruled the ruled the earth, air and sea. Some fair others hideous or simply bizare in appearence. When the newer gods rallied humanity to

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• Aliens (monsters)

  Aliens are any type of creature not native to the world, be it extraterrestrial lifeforms (like little green men from another planet), or extra-dimensional beings (like demonic creatures from a hellish after-world, or

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• Exotic Materials

  300px Exotic Materials are the strange and unusual elements produced by science, nature, or some strange alien force. Such materials could be alloys, isotopes, chemicals, and such. Given the nature of science fantasy, these unique

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• Solar Exalted

  The Lawgivers are Chosen of the Sun. Whether they are warriors or priests, scholars or spies or even diplomats to far off lands, the Solar Exalted were usually established to be holy God Kings and

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