History TabletopGame / MutantChronicles

* DeadlyDoctor: Most field medics are armed. The Dark Legion's Curators take this UpToEleven, however, and Demmogonis recruits them.

* ''Ranger'': Venusian Rangers are considered the greatest special forces unit in Bauhaus and one of the greatest in the solar system.

* {{Brainwashed}}: Cybertronic does this ''a lot'' when ensuring employee loyalty from people who use the type of XLR8 that leaves emotion intact.

* {{Cyberpunk}}: The game can have a cyberpunk feel, especially in Luna City. Despite the everyday technology being DieselPunk, the PCs are usually Freelancers that live on the edge of society and are often hired as deniable assets by the megacorporations.

** Mutants: The more they develop their non-Light based psionic strength and the more they are exposed to terraforming agents, the more they look increasingly like predatory, reptilian aliens. [[spoiler:They ''do'', but said aliens are their [[BenevolentPrecursor Guardian]] ancestors; they are, in fact, becoming the perfect anti-Dark Legion {{Super Soldier}}s, and they retain their personalities completely throughout the metamorphosis.]]

* FiveManBand: The Dark Soul and its Apostles fit pretty well.

The 2nd edition was released in 1997. In 2014 the 3rd edition of the pen-and-paper RPG rules was released by Creator/ModiphiusEntertainment (both on their own 2-D-20 system and ''TabletopGame/SavageWorlds''), as well as a complete reboot of the spin-off ''Warzone: Resurrection''.

* AliensAndMonsters: The Dark Legion. Part this, part that. And {{mutants}} and [[TheLegionsOfHell demons]] too.

* MadOracle: Muawijhe embodies all aspects of Madness, including nonlinear thought and intuition. His cultists quickly develop abilities as {{Seer}}s, and he's no slouch himself.

* DeadlyDecadentCourt: Any of the three nobility-styled {{MegaCorp}}s will have some aspects of this among its constituent noble houses, but the courts of Overlord Mishima and his three heirs are the best example.

See also [[TabletopGame/MutantUA Mutant: Undergångens Arvtagare]] and [[TabletopGame/MutantYearZero Mutant: Year Zero.]]

* TheAgeless: Whoever is currently the Cardinal and his brothers are eternally young due to their unique Art, this has since been retconned in the 3rd edition. The Immortal is a cyborg that is over a millennia in age and was the basis of the Dark Symmetry-immune technology for Cybertronic.

* ArtificialLimbs: Domain of Cybertronic. Even if not entirely metal/plastic/inhuman, they will have metal bits and wires sticking out as a hint. Mishima has some as well, only much less advaced or prevalent.

* BadPowersBadPeople: The Dark Legion. No exceptions, Dark Symmetry kills any good qualities.

[[caption-width-right:300:The first boxed set]]

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