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POWER PROFILE: MENTAL POWERSPOWER PROFILE: MENTAL POWERSPOWER PROFILE: MENTAL POWERS

The unleashed powers of the mind have fascinated hu-

manity since storytelling began. Heroes and villains read

the thoughts and memories of others, alter their percep-tions, and bring their battles to a whole other level, fight-

ing mind-to-mind, pitting will against will.

MENTAL DESCRIPTORS“Mental”—the primary descriptor for mental powers—has

a number of implications in the context of the MUTANTS &

MASTERMINDS system.

• Minds: Mental powers generally involve mental

sensory effects or Will-resisted effects which target

minds: beings with Intellect and Awareness ranks of–5 or more. Other effects often have the Limited to

Minds modifier (following). A being lacking a mind

is immune to mental powers at no cost. Some other

beings have minds but are sufficiently different

or alien to qualify for having Immunity to Mental

Powers (at half or full effect) or greater degrees of

Impervious Will.

• Subtlety: Note that instant, concentration, and

sustained effects of mental powers are noticeable

by default, like all other such effects (Hero’s Hand -

book, page 92). The sole exception is mental sensory

effects which are noticeable only to mental senses:

thus Mental Communication can be “heard” by a

subject with a mind, and “overheard” using mental

senses, but is not otherwise noticeable. Likewise,

the subject of a Mind Reading effect is normally only

detectable by the subject and others with a mental

sense like Mental Awareness. Things like offensive

mental powers are generally noticeable by default

unless the Subtle modifier is applied (Hero’s Hand -

book, page 144).

OF A DIFFERENT MIND

The mental powers described in this Profile may not arise

solely from the user’s mind, having other descriptors as-

sociated with them.

• Magical: Psychic or mental powers are quite

common for magical or mystical characters. Indeed,

the difference between a psionic telepath an a mystic

mind-reader is often quite blurred, and many mystic

types rely heavily on an arsenal of mental powers.Magical mental powers function largely the same

way, except for being subject to other effects tar-

geting magic. So an amulet of protection provid-

ing Immunity to Magic, for example, shields against

magical mind-reading or mental influence, but does

nothing against mutant psionic powers (or other

mental powers lacking the magical descriptor).

• Technology: Oftentimes technological devices

produce the effects of mental powers, such as ad-

vanced brain-scanners able to “read” thoughts and

memories (or influence them) and brainwave- orexotic energy-based weapons able to attack the

mind or brain directly rather than just the body.

There may also be “cyberpathic” or “technopathic” powers,

mental powers that work on digital machine “minds” rather

than biological ones. This means the powers affect beings

with Immunity to Mental Powers or Immunity to Will effects

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based on having a digital or computer mind, but have no

effect on ordinary biological minds, see the Machine Powers

profile for additional information on these types of powers.

MENTAL FEATURESFeature effects (Hero’s Handbook, page 108) associated

with having Mental Powers may include the following:

• The ability to use or operate special equipment

“keyed” to those with mental powers.

• Radiating a subtle emotion or mental “broadcast”

(such as the impression of a scent or music) good for,

at best, an interaction check circumstance modifier.

• A “psychic rapport” with another person, able to

share thoughts and emotions over any distance (the

equivalent of a Mental Communication Link).

• Mental access to “the Akashic Records” or “the Collec-

tive Unconscious” or some other repository of knowl-

edge, sufficient to answer some questions as Inspira-tion (Hero’s Handbook, page 21).

MODIFIERS The following new or expanded modifiers apply to some

of the power effects in this profile.

Limited Degree: The Limited Degree modifier of Afflic-

tion (Hero’s Handbook , page 99) may also limit the effect

to the third degree only; the first two degrees of effect

are simply “placeholders” for determining when the third

degree is achieved but impose no conditions, such as anaffliction that transforms the target at the third degree

but has no effect before that point. For non-cumulative

Afflictions, this means if three degrees of effect are not

generated on the initial resistance check, the effect fails.

–1 point per rank.

Limited to Minds: A particular type of Limited flaw, this

limits the effect to subjects defined as having a mind (see

Mental Descriptors, previously) when it would normally

affect any subject. –1 point per rank.

Limited to Resistance: Ranks of an effect with this flaw

are limited to increasing the effect’s resistance check dif-

ficulty class only and do not increase any other aspect of

the effect. This flaw does not apply to effects—such as Af-

fliction or Damage—where the degree of failure on the

resistance check determines the outcome. It is intended

primarily for non-offensive effects with the Attack modi-

fier, such as Teleport Attack, where ranks Limited to Re-

sistance increase the check DC but do not affect the tele-port’s range, for example. –1 point per rank.

OFFENSIVE POWERSOffensive mental powers range from brutal as blasts of

mental force to manipulation of a target’s thoughts or

emotions, turning their own mind against them.

EMOTION CONTROL

You can manipulate the emotions of others, distracting orincapacitating them with anger, sadness, or even peace

or joy. The specific emotions are largely descriptors, but

the GM might allow slightly different effects, particularly

in the application of the impaired and disabled modifi-

ers and at the third degree where, instead of being inca-

pacitated, the target might behave as controlled, acting

strongly on that emotion (such as anger or love).

Emotion Control: Perception Ranged Cumulative Affliction

(Impaired, Disabled, Incapacitated), Resisted and Overcome

by Will, Subtle, Variable Descriptor (Emotions) • 2 points + 4

points per rank.

HALLUCINATION

You seize control of your target’s perceptions, creating

incredibly realistic hallucinations. Since the illusions exist

solely in your target’s mind, you can choose who can and

cannot perceive them. This power affects all of a subject’s

senses by default, but may be limited to just some senses,

lowering the cost per rank.

Hallucination: Illusion (All Senses), Selective, Limited to One

Subject, Resistible by Will • 4 points per rank.

MENTAL BLAST

You can strike a target’s mind with a blast of mental force,

causing pain or unconsciousness. Like other mental

powers, your Mental Blast only affects targets with minds.

Mental Blast: Perception Ranged Damage, Alternate Resistance

(Will), Subtle • 1 point + 4 points per rank.

MIND CONTROLYou can impose your will on other minds, forcing them

to think and act as you wish. The initial dazed condition

suits “brute force” forms of mind control; more subtle ap-

proaches may substitute the entranced condition and are

also often Insidious (Hero’s Handbook, page 142) leaving

the victim no awareness their mind is gradually falling

LASTING MENTAL EFFECTS

The longest-lasting offensive effect in MUTANTS & MASTER-MINDS allows victims a chance to recover each minute.

This is predicated on events happening in action time,when a minute (10 rounds) can be a very long time, butdoes not necessarily work with the demands of scene-based events. What if a villain mind controls a hero andthen escapes with him at the end of the scene? Is thehero still mind controlled in the next scene, a half-hourlater, or does the hero’s player get 30 attempts to over-come the mind control between scenes?

When dealing with scene-based time, the Gamemas-ter should feel free to suspend the normal checks toovercome ongoing power effects, having them last intothe next scene, and only “restarting the clock” on over-coming them once things shift into action time again.In some cases, the GM may wish to award players heropoints for this as a complication.

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victim to outside control. For “implanted commands” or

“post-hypnotic suggestions” apply the Triggered modifier

(possibly as an Alternate Effect or power stunt).

Mind Control: Perception Ranged Cumulative Affliction (Dazed,

Compelled, Controlled), Resisted and Overcome by Will, Subtle

• 1 point + 4 points per rank.

MIND SWITCH

You “swap” minds with the target, placing your mind (and

mental traits) in the target’s body and the target’s mind in

your own.

Mind Switch: Perception Ranged Cumulative Affliction

(Transformed), Resisted and Overcome by Will, Insidious,

Subtle, Limited Degree (Third Only), Side Effect (Target’s mind

controls your body) • 2 points + 2 points per rank.

POSSESSION

Similar to Mind Control, except your physical body disap-

pears, merging with the subject, while your mind controls

their body. Physical harm to the subject has no effect on

you—although you can no longer control an incapacitated

subject. Mental attacks affect your mind rather than the sub-

ject’s. Possession limited to having to touch the subject has

a –2 modifier, while requiring eye contact is a –1 modifier.

Possession: Perception Ranged Cumulative Affliction

(Dazed,Compelled, Controlled), Resisted and Overcome by

Will,Extra: merge with subject, Subtle • 1 point + 5 points

per rank.

PSYCHIC VAMPIRISM

You mentally drain the target’s vitality to replenish your

own. Some Psychic Vampirism is also Insidious; the target

does not feel or notice its effects until incapacitated by it.

If the series features lethal damage, then draining targets

past incapacitated leaves them dying. Psychic Vampirism

able to heal Damage conditions as well as fatigue has a +1

modifier (removing the Limit on Healing). Psychic Vampir-

ism requiring you touch the target has a –2 modifier.

Psychic Vampirism: Perception Ranged Cumulative

Affliction (Fatigued, Exhausted, Incapacitated), Resisted

and Overcome by Will, Subtle, Linked to Healing,

Energizing, Subtle, Limited (Energizing Only), Limited (Self

Only) • 2 points + 5 points per rank.

PSYCHIC WEAPON

You form a close combat weapon out of visible psychic

energy. It attacks the target’s mind or spirit rather than

body, ignoring physical protection, but also having noeffect on physical objects. Use your close combat modi-

fier to attack with your Psychic Weapon against a difficulty

based on your target’s Parry defense.

Psychic Weapon: Damage, Alternate Resistance (Will) • 2

points per rank.

DEFENSIVE POWERSDefensive mental powers shield the character’s mind

or use the mind’s powers to help conceal or otherwise

protect the character by affecting opponents.

MENTAL INVISIBILITY

You cloud the minds of others, rendering them unable

to perceive you, although the particularly strong-willed

can overcome the effect. Some forms of Mental Invisibil-

ity provide less than complete concealment; reduce the

effect rank to reflect the senses not affected.

Mental Invisibility: Concealment 10 (All Senses), Limited to

Minds, Resistible by Will (DC 20) • 5 points +1 point per +1 to

Will DC.

MIND SHIELD

You possess a mental “shield” protecting your mind

from outside influences. Because it is sustained, you can

perform power stunts with your mind shield, including

setting a Mind Trap (following) or “extending” your shield,

an Alternate Effect applying Area and Affects Others,

granting a lesser Will bonus to others over an area.

Mind Shield: Enhanced Defense (Will), Impervious, Limited to

Mental Powers, Sustained • 1 point per rank.

MIND TRAP

Anyone intruding in your mind is in for a nasty shock! You

instinctively lash out with a Mental Blast against anyone

contacting your mind against your will. Because the

power’s reaction is making a Will check, mental powers

used on you willingly (where you choose to forego your

resistance check) do not trigger the Mind Trap. Some

Mind Traps react with attacks other than Mental Blast,

substitute the appropriate offensive mental power for the

Damage effect in the Mind Trap power.

Mind Trap: Perception Ranged Damage, Alternate Resistance

(Will), Reaction (When you make a Will resistance check

against a mental power), Subtle, Limited to the source of

the mental power • 1 point + 6 points per rank.

PREDICTIVE DEFENSE

You can telepathically “read” opponents sufficiently to

anticipate and avoid their attacks, giving you a bonus to

your active defenses. The value of the Quirk is based on

opponents immune to mental powers being relatively

rare. If they’re particularly common, the Quirk may qualify

as a Limit. If they’re less common, treat it as an occasionalPower Loss complication.

Predictive Defense: Enhanced Defenses (Dodge and Parry),

Quirk (not against opponents Immune to Mental Powers,

–2 points) • 2 points for the first 2 ranks, +2 points per

additional rank.




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MOVEMENT POWERS There are relatively few mental “movement” powers, save

for the power to move your mind itself outside of your

body!

ASTRAL PROJECTION

You can separate your astral body—a vessel of your mind

and spirit—from your physical body. Your astral form is

largely undetectable: subjects you observe may sense

a “presence” with an Insight check (DC 10 + your effect

rank). It is unimpeded by physical barriers and can move

anywhere within your range in an instant as a move

action. Rank 21 is sufficient for your astral form to go any-

where on Earth.

If your astral form can also visit other dimensions, apply

the Dimensional modifier to it (Hero’s Handbook, page

140) based on the number of dimensions.

You can use perception ranged effects while in your astral

form and be affected by visual, aural, and mental sensory

effects.

Astral Projection: Remote Sensing (Visual, Aural, and

Mental), Side-Effect (physical body is defenseless and

immobile, –2) • 2 points per rank.

UTILITY POWERSMental powers have a number of useful applications,ranging from sensing things beyond the ordinary five

senses to communicating across great distances and bar-

riers like language, or even species.

AURA READING

You can perceive the psychic auras of other minds, visible

as faint haloes of colored light around their physical

forms. A subject’s aura gives you a general idea as to their

emotional state and physical health. More capable aura

readers may have Acute or Analytical effects to gain much

more detail. At the GM’s discretion, successfully reading asubject’s aura grants a circumstance modifier for interac-

tion skills checks, particularly Insight.

Aura Reading: Senses 3 (Detect Emotional and Physical State,

Ranged), visual and mental • 4 points

CLAIRSENTIENCE

You can shift your senses away from your physical body,

perceiving distant locations as if you were there. Clairvoy-

ance is the displacement of visual senses, clairaudience

the displacement of auditory senses, and clairsentience

the general displacement of all your senses.

Clairvoyance: Remote Sensing (Visual) • 2 points per rank.

Clairaudience: Remote Sensing (Auditory) • 1 point per rank.

Clairsentience: Remote Sensing (All Senses) • 5 points per rank.

EMPATHY

You can sense the emotions (but not thoughts) of other

minds. Use the Insight skill in place of Perception with this

sensory effect. As with Aura Reading, a successful use of

Empathy may grant you a circumstance bonus on other

interaction skill checks, including other uses of Insight.

More capable empaths may have the Analytical effect as

well, giving them even more information. In situations

where subject attempt to conceal their true feelings,

the GM may call for an opposed Insight check, giving

the empath a circumstance bonus for a successful initial

Insight check.

Empathy: Senses 3 (Detect Emotion, Acute, Ranged) • 3 points

per rank.

KNOWLEDGE TRANSPLANT

You can “borrow” a skill from someone else’s mind, tem-porarily using it as your own or granting it to someone

else. The “borrowed” skill lasts as long as you maintain the

mental connection. Two ranks is sufficient to grant up to

20 ranks in any one skill, or temporarily “teach” a whole

team a new language, for example. This power makes a

useful power stunt for telepath as well.

Knowledge Transplant: Variable (Enhanced Skills and

Languages), Affects Others, Free Action, Limited to Intellect

skills, Limited to subject’s skill rank, Perception Range, Sense-

Dependent (mental contact with subjects) • 9 points per rank.

MENTAL COMMUNICATION

You can communicate directly, mind-to-mind, with

anyone in your range. The “receiver” for your communi-

cation is having a mind (see Mental Descriptors). Mind-

less subjects and those Immune to Mental Powers cannot

receive your communication. Unlike Mind Reading (fol-

lowing) Mental Communication is language-dependent;

you must share a language in common with your subject

in order to communicate unless you also have a power like

Telepathic Translation.

Since Communication is a free action to use and maintain,

you can set up a Mental Communication “network” with

multiple minds in a single round, so long as they are all

within your range, functioning as a “mental switchboard”

for group telepathic communication.

Mental Communication: Communication (Mental) • 5 points

per rank.

MENTAL AWARENESS

You are aware of mental sensory effects used in your pres-ence, so long as they are not Subtle. Those lacking mental

awareness do not notice mental sensory effects unless

they are the subject. Apply other Senses effects to extend

the capabilities of your Mental Awareness.

Mental Awareness: Senses 1 (Awareness, Mental) • 1 point




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MENTAL DETECTION

You can detect the presence of other minds, whether you

can perceive them with your physical senses or not. With

the Acute modifier you can distinguish and identify indi-

viduals and, with the Accurate modifier, you can target

perception ranged effects at minds you detect. Your Per-

ception checks for Mental Detection still have the normal

–1 per 10 feet between you and the subject, unless the

sense is also Extended.

Mental Detection: Senses 5 (Detect Minds, Ranged, Acute,

Accurate) • 5 points.

MIND READING

You can read a target’s thoughts and probe memories

or even plumb their subconscious for information. Note

that reading a subject’s mind at the surface thoughts level

allows them to mentally communicate to you (regardlessof language) simply by thinking messages “at” you.

Mind Reading: Mind Reading • 2 points per rank.

SENSORY LINK

You perceive whatever a subject you are in mental contact

with perceives, at the same time they do. The Sense De-

pendent flaw in this instance means the effect is depen-

dent on your subject’s senses; anything affecting them

limits your ability to sense through them.

Sensory Link: Remote Sensing (All Senses), Limited to

Subjects of Mental Communication or Mind Reading, Sense

Dependent • 3 points per rank.

TELEPATHIC TRANSLATION

You create a telepathic field around you, allowing every-

one in the area able to hear you to perceive any linguistic

communication in their own language.

Telepathic Translation: Comprehend 3 (Languages), Affects

Others, Perception Area (Hearing) • 12 points.

MENTAL COMPLICATIONSMental powers lead to a variety of complications involv-

ing their use (and abuse) and how others feel about them

and their users. Complications—particularly Honor and

Power Loss—can curb some of the potential excesses of

mental powers in an M&M game while awarding players

hero points for the difficulties when they arise.

ADDICTIONPsychics may become addicted to exercising their powers

in various ways: a telepath can become dependent on

sensing or contacting other minds, a mind controller may

become addicted to controlling or manipulating others,

and a psychic vampire might be addicted to the “rush” of

draining energy. The addict has difficulty resisting an op-

portunity to “get a hit” regardless of how inappropriate or

dangerous it might be.

A mentalist may also be addicted to drugs or medications

that regulate difficult-to-manage powers: something to

“quiet the voices” in a telepath’s head, for example.

DISABILITY Physical disabilities are often common for comic book

mentalists, with their focus on the mind over the body.

Indeed, some are little more than a giant head or disem-

bodied brain, either immobile or moved about via their

powers or some technological support system.

Mental powers may also compensate for other disabilities,

such as mute characters able to “speak” telepathically and

blind ones who can “see” via clairvoyance or precognition.

As with all complications, hero points are awarded when

the complication actually hinders or challenges the char-acter. Otherwise, it’s just background detail.

HONOR

A scrupulous code of honor is common for heroic and

law-abiding mentalists. Generally, they respect the mental

privacy of others and are reluctant at best to use their

powers to intrude on others’ thoughts, much less influ-

ence or control them, without their consent. A mentalist

who takes the moral “high road” when it is inconvenient

earns a hero point.

POWER LOSS

Mentalists may encounter power loss complications in a

number of ways.

First, drugs or devices like “psionic dampeners” may disable

mental powers or block them in a particular area. Perhaps

certain special materials are “psi-proof” and make effective

shielding, allowing for literal “tin-foil hats” that thwart mind-

reading and mind-control.

Head trauma or conditions of the brain or nervous system

may interfere with mental powers. A psychic might suffer

power loss as a lasting injury from a blow to the head (Hero’s

Handbook, page 199).

Lastly, a user’s psychological state may interfere with the

use of mental powers. A crisis of confidence, overwhelm-

ing sense of guilt, or a general lack of mental centeredness

could lead to a reduction or loss in mental powers until the

character overcomes the problem.

REPUTATIONFew things are scarier than the possibility of losing control

of your own thoughts. Mind-readers and especially mind-

controllers may be viewed with suspicion and mistrust.

If the general public is aware of the existence of mental

powers, their those wielding them may have to deal with

these fears at some point.




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