In order to play at Mutatis Mutandis you need to apply for a character that
will fit into the game world. What follows describes the different types of
characters that you can play -- feature characters, non-feature (powered)
characters, and human (non-powered, non-feature) characters.
Though we will not out of hand discount an application if it includes
something to do with dimensional travel, temporal travel or manipulation,
magic, furries or were-creatures, teleporters, persons with multiple powers,
high powered characters, anything over done or lacking uniqueness, be advised
that these applications will be viewed critically.
Feature characters are encouraged. This is an X-Mux and we made it an X-MUX
cuz we have a soft spot for certain characters :) and that's why the theme is
what it is, so we'd like to see X's. This in no way says that we feel features
are more significant, more important, can contribute more to the MUX. It just
means that we would like to see these characters around.
Having powers that integrate successfully into the MUX is very much for the
players own benefit. Disruptive or unfair or wholly unmanageable or confusing
or inconsistent powers will not only make the character difficult to play
effectively, but it'll also discourage others from interacting with him/her.
Additional information can be accessed on the MUX in 'news charguide'.
Descriptions of the three types of characters, Features,
Non-Features, and Humans,
are below.
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