I'll take another look at my schedule and see what other days/times I might be available.

For those without the book, if you want to submit character concepts, I could probably stat them up for you. The game is basically Mutants & Masterminds 3e, so if you're familiar with any of the previous incarnations, the concepts will be mostly familiar. That said, I don't mind teaching the system as we go anyway.

Regarding Skype, it is a free program for basic use. However, if the majority don't want to use voice, I'd be ok; just realize that gameplay will be a bit slower that way. The upside to not using voice is having the log to refer to.

Once I figure out other days/times, I will post them.

I dont mind skype but I dont have a mic so I hear I will say hearing the GM helps out with rules which is what slows things down at times. Just whatever

Mondays are fine for me but I'm most likely going to be working until 8 EST. Everything else is fine for me, though.

I am running a game on monday and tuesday and I think my thursday game has fallen apart so Monday and Tuesday are the only days that are not good for me

Monday works for me, but I have a game Thursday plus obligations on Fridays and some Saturdays. Sundays I need for schoolwork. I should be able to do Tuesdays or Wednesdays, but that isn't quite as solid.

A question: Any limitations on powers, given we are mutants rather than aliens, heroes with battlesuits, etc?

I'd rather not see:Magic, Gadgeteering, or any other "I can have any power I want" powers.

Can you clarify that a bit? Do you mean no variable powers at all or just that they have to follow a strict theme?

well players are suppose to be mutants and most of them only have few powers. Not like a Green Lantern, Batman, Dr. Strange or Superman who has a vast array of abilities & powers Also, power level 8 is an excellent pick for starting.

I get that. Just want to have it written down so there aren't issues later. And I agree about PL 8 for high school mutants.

Also, while the number of powers can matter, it's more in how you use what you have. Intelligence and creativity almost always trump Hulk Smash.

I mean arrays should follow a theme.

For instance, you can do a lot with "Weather Control", "Telekinesis", "Telepathic Abilities". I don't mind people coming up with new uses/stunts for their powers which make sense for that power. What I mind is people coming up with whatever power they need for the situation. The example of Green Lantern is a good example of what not to go with: his power is "limitted only by his imagination and willpower." Which is fine for a solo hero, not so good for a team game. So, yeah, no Proteus, no later-day Scarlet Witch, etc.

Now, this isn't to say you can't have a variety of minor powers; Nightcrawler, for instance, has teleportation, wall-crawling, and blending into shadows, which don't really follow a theme per say, but they are specific and, except for the teleportation, pretty minor.