Masks and Mayhem
Masks and Mayhem
Masks and Mayhem is an actual play show using the superhero RPG Mutants & Masterminds. In this custom setting Game Master R.C. challenges the heroes: Atlanean ambassador Yardak, filmmaker-illusionist Ruby Lawson (aka Vizual Aid), and aging vigilante Brock Bollea (aka Lazerhawk). Join this immersive story where we find out what it means to be a hero…. or at least not a villain, mostly.
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