#MUTANTS AND MASTERMINDS 3E BUILDS IDEAS ARCHIVE#

I especially like the Teleportation ability he has. HereвЂ™s a character with tremendous potential for power, as well as having some serious adaptability in most situations with only a minor amount of tweaking. There was always something interesting about the concept and I was pleased to see that the Plant Power archetype made it into the archive. IвЂ™ve always been a fan of the character Swamp Thing. An interesting tribute to a wildly popular character. Not only do you get a nasty strike, but the archetype also has the healing factor and senses as well. For anyone looking for a build akin to Logan, this is what youвЂ™re looking for. With Wolverine becoming one of the more popular characters in current comics, it wasnвЂ™t a huge surprise to see a character like the Living Weapon appear. In contrast to what I said about the Super Soldier, IвЂ™m glad this went the cookie-cutter way and presented a homage to characters like Tarzan, Ka-Zar and the Beastmaster. HereвЂ™s a build with little power and a bunch of combat feats, as well as some neat skills and equipment. Though I canвЂ™t imagine it getting a ton of use, I was glad to see this archetype included in the series. The archetype included doesnвЂ™t let anyone down and includes several tricks that may вЂњstretchвЂќ the imagination a bit. Fantastic or Plastic Man know, Elastic Heroes are quite вЂњflexibleвЂќ in their builds, allowing for an incredible amount of вЂњpliabilityвЂќ within the concept. Included with this build are two variations of powers depending on how you want your DuplicatorвЂ™s powers to work.ДЇrom someone who makes copies to someone who can stretch, the Elastic Hero is by far another staple of comic book characters. A veritable team of his own, the Duplicator makes an interesting character with such feats as Teamwork and Set-Up to enhance his team-like status. Perhaps a modular power set akin to the Animal Power?ДЇans of the current run of X-Factor would find some similarities between the Duplicator and the Multiple Man. While not a bad brick, there could be so much more potential added on. I think the only thing that couldвЂ™ve made this build better for me is if the Titans character Cyborg were used as an inspiration. I had to chuckle at the image of the Cyborg archetype and the irony of his impervious toughness.

By far one of the most versatile and useful archetypes in the series.

Not only are we given a base character with stats, but weвЂ™re also given a slew of animal packages that may be applied to such a character. Next is the Animal Power, which has got to be one of my favorites in this archive. Personally, IвЂ™d think this would be a device, but one may presume the build is because thereвЂ™s no way to take it from him, hence why itвЂ™s a base power. Again, an interesting build that has many uses, though I have one minor quibble with the flaming sword. Though some may instantly think of the X-Man of the same name, the Angel is closer to the mystic/religious counterpart seen in characters like the JLAвЂ™s Zauriel. Personally, I was hoping for something more akin to Nick Fury, but, with some major tweaking, this archetype can become something akin to that.

Though the image implies a вЂњFox Mulder-likeвЂќ character, the build feels more like a вЂњJames BondвЂќ type of agent. The first archetype presented is the Agent. Like its predecessor, these archetypes are presented in a graphically sound format and include color illustrations representing each model.

#MUTANTS AND MASTERMINDS 3E BUILDS IDEAS ARCHIVE#

The Archetype Archive 2 is an electronic book expanding the material first seen in Green RoninвЂ™s Mutants and Masterminds, Second Edition and following the ideas presented in Archetype Archive 1.

Mutants and masterminds 3e builds ideas