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| <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Future_Past|Future Past]]''' | | <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Avengers, Assemble!|Avengers, Assemble!]]''' |
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| Inexplicable dreams regarding the future begin plaguing a number of the city's denizens, hinting at events to come.
| | People just might need a little old fashioned.</div> |
| Contact [[User:Hippo|Peter]] or [[User:Fey|Melinda]] for questions. </div>
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| <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Perfectus|Perfectus]]''' | | <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Lean In|Lean In]]''' |
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| A series of missing persons cases have ended with bodies being found again in various states of dismemberment. Word is quietly getting around in mutant communities that the murder victims have all been mutants, found with parts ''missing'' when they turn back up.
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| Contact [[User:Natraj|Shane]] about bodysnatchers. @mail is best, or page Shane.</div>
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| <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Fight Club|Fight Club]]''' | | <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Leatherheads|Leatherheads]]''' |
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| Following the events of the NYPD's [[TP-Thunderdome|mutant fight ring]], some of the survivors found themselves with a little excess anger and a strong desire to be prepared better to defend themselves from future aggression. And so Fight Club was born.
| | Everyone's heard of New York's sewer gators, but lately there seems to be a lot more bite to these rumors.</div> |
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| Just what the name sounds like, this is a gathering of mutants -- currently weekly, on Friday nights -- who meet to practice fighting. Not sparring but real no-holds-barred fighting where they are encouraged not to hold back (although not to KILL); they have mutant healers on hand to clean up the injuries that occur.
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| Fight Club takes place by-IC-invitation on Friday nights in the Lower East Side. Contact [[User:Natraj|Shane]] or [[Sebastian]] about THROWING DOWN. @mail is best, or page Shane.</div>
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| <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''The Mendel Clinic'''
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| <div class="mw-collapsible-content">Opened finally in December of 2013, the [[Mendel Clinic]] is the brainchild of Dr. [[Iolaus]] Saavedro, currently a physician at Mount Sinai Hospital. The Mendel Clinic is the world's first dedicated mutant clinic, catering to the unique needs of those with the X-Gene. An ambitious goal, and one sure to earn him no end of vilification when it comes to light -- but no small measure of respect, too, from those sympathetic to the cause.
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| For the moment, though, a mutant-targeted clinic is not something the city looks ''kindly'' on. The Clinic's construction requires no end of jumping through hoops; with city permits, with construction, with legal restrictions. There's no end of people on the city side, too, who would be very happy if this project never came to fruition.
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| Contact [[Iolaus]] about the Clinic and all politicking surrounding it!</div>
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| <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Prometheus|Prometheus]]''' | | <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Riverdale|Riverdale]]''' |
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| Every so often, someone in the government will propose a new and horrifying plan for dealing with mutants. Lock them all in camps. Execute them. Put them in labs to find out what makes them tick. As yet, the most extreme of these have all been shot down -- publically, anyway.
| | Tensions in the city are boiling over again, leaving many mutants desperate for safe housing options.</div> |
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| Though it is kept extremely quiet and government involvement kept even moreso, the past years have seen a quiet rise in mutant disappearances. Some resurface, eventually, some do not, but stories have trickled out of mutants taken off to laboratories, locked away for months or years of grueling experimentation. Perhaps someone is trying to weaponize them, perhaps control them, perhaps just find a way to nullify their powers; whatever the case, it is certainly true that these labs are out there, scattered in hidden locations and leaving quite a few mutants with a lifetime of nightmares, if they are lucky enough to get out.
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| Prometheus involves doctors and scientists of all stripes, and there is always room to work it into people's backstories (or future stories!), either as experimenter or experimentee. Contact [[Rasheed]] or [[Shane]] for all your mad scientist (or labrat) needs!
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| Prometheus has many associated adoptable NPCs, as well, although people are welcome and encouraged to make their own chars with Prometheus ties! NPCs associated with Prometheus can be found [[Prometheus NPCs|here]].</div>
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| <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''HFC Takeover!'''
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| <div class="mw-collapsible-content">For centuries now, the Hellfire Club, known for their motto 'do what thou wilt,' has been populated by the filthy rich and unscrupulous. They have used their influence to maneuver politics to their gain and mold politicians to their wishes. In the recent years, their Inner Circle has found the Mutant Issue to be a cause for great concern and have been aiding agendas that prosecute mutants and funding research to end this problem once and for all. It is rumored that the past election was a victory for the club and that the president and the mayor may or may not be in their collective pocket.
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| New comer Emma Frost has stumbled upon these plans with the help of her mutant gifts and a disgruntled spouse. She has chosen to act against them, but to beat them at their own game. She will begin to influence the hiring of mutants in key positions throughout the New York chapter of the club and gather up secrets to keep the old and rich members in line and funding pro-mutant initiatives when she takes power!
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| Contact [[Emma]] if you are interested in being backed by the old regime (for the time being) or in the upcoming events leading to the take over of the club world wide!</div>
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| ===Wrapped-up TPs=== | | ===Wrapped-up TPs=== |
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| <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Morpheus|Morpheus]]''' | | <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-FINAL BOSS: XAVIER|FINAL BOSS: XAVIER]]''' |
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| Around the city, people's dreams have been getting a little bit stranger -- and a little bit more ''real'', with pieces of dreams seeming to manifest into reality upon waking. The entire city has been undergoing some pretty radical transformations -- to the delight of some and the consternation of city officials.
| | Some former XS alumnae have returned to town, bringing with them rumors of Xavier's telepathic misdeeds.</div> |
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| Contact [[User:Natraj|Shane]] about dreaming. @mail is best, or page Shane.</div>
| | <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-A Wrinkle In Time|A Wrinkle In Time]]''' |
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| | somewhere in staten island, a portal have open up to a world a lot like ours, but a little bit sideways. thank goodness nobody goes to staten island anyway.</div> |
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| <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Infected|Infected]]'''
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| <div class="mw-collapsible-content">A devastating disease swept New York in November of 2013. Originated by an escaped Promethean labrat with the power to manipulate pathogens, the disease was unlike any seen before -- transmitted through verbal communication and with increasingly bizarre symptoms. Though its initial stages present as flulike symptoms, later stages affect cognition and ability to communicate as well as stimulating abnormal levels of rage and aggression. In its final stages the disease is fatal, though those who die of it reanimate, corpses largely mindless and hungry flesh-eaters.
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| The disease killed nearly a tenth of New York City's population, triggering enormous waves of impact economically throughout the world. Though a cure has now been found, the disease itself has not been eradicated, cases of it sprinkled worldwide.
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| Zombie related logs can be found [http://xmenrevolution.com/wiki/Category:Infected_Logs here]. Contact [[Shane]] or [[Hive]] if you have any questions regarding the zombie disease.</div>
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| <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Battle for Harlem|Battle for Harlem]]''' | | <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Prometheus|Prometheus]]''' |
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| Following a [[Logs:Terrorists Win|jailbreak]] by the Brotherhood of a number of prisoners held in a special mutant wing of Sing Sing, the police attempted to apprehend one of the escaped prisoners. The ensuing [[Logs:Sanctuary|chase]] ended with the young woman being assisted by several members of a mutant motorcycle gang. The resultant fight ended with the deaths of several of the police and one of the motorcycle gang; afterwards, the group took shelter in a neighborhood church. The sympathetic pastor willingly harbored them, and eventually the church grew into a sort of refuge for fugitive mutants and mutants with nowhere else to go.
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| Predictably, it [[Logs:Battle For Harlem: Fight or Flight|ended]] in [[Logs:Battle For Harlem: On Holy Ground|flames]].
| | Though it is kept extremely hush-hush and government involvement kept even moreso, the past years have seen a quiet rise in mutant disappearances. Some resurface, eventually, some do not, but stories have trickled out of mutants taken off to laboratories, locked away for months or years of grueling experimentation. Perhaps someone is trying to weaponize them, perhaps control them, perhaps just find a way to nullify their powers; whatever the case, it is certainly true that these labs are out there, scattered in hidden locations and leaving quite a few mutants with a lifetime of nightmares, if they are lucky enough to get out. |
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| <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Them!|Them!]]'''
| | Prometheus involves doctors and scientists of all stripes, and there is always room to work it into people's backstories (or future stories!), either as experimenter or experimentee. Contact [[Rasheed]] or [[Shane]] for all your mad scientist (or labrat) needs! |
| <div class="mw-collapsible-content">From Grover's Mill all the way to the NYC underground, giant insects keep popping up all over the place. Is it a new phenomenon? Is it a rogue mutant gone mad? Or are humans not the only species undergoing mutations?
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| Grover's Mill is a smoking husk. But NYC is jumping with giant insect activity.
| | Prometheus has many associated adoptable NPCs, as well, although people are welcome and encouraged to make their own chars with Prometheus ties! NPCs associated with Prometheus can be found [[Prometheus NPCs|here]].</div> |
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| Contact [[Cage]] if you have a particular scene in mind regarding the big bugs, or if you want to join in on a posted event. And be sure to check the [[Them! TP]] page for all the latest news and updates.</div>
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| <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">'''[[TP-Thunderdome|Thunderdome]]'''
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| <div class="mw-collapsible-content">The unofficial side project of a small group of NYPD police officers, this mutant fight ring stole likely mutants to pit them against each other in gladiator-style fights. Often to the death. With high ticket prices, large betting pools, and secure pay-to-view webstreams that for /some/ reason law enforcement has had no luck tracking down, it was certainly a lucrative project for all involved. Except, really, their combatants.
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| A short while after the rescue, the NYPD's mutant death ring was exposed by [[Tony|Tony Stark]] and [[Jackson|Jackson Holland]], sparking outrage and leading to a more general distrust of the NYPD. It did not help the already strained relations between the NYPD and mutants.
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| Thunderdome related logs can be found [http://xmenrevolution.com/wiki/Category:Thunderdome_Logs here]. Contact [[Shane]] with any questions pertaining to Thunderdome and its aftermath!</div>
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