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It's never specified, besides somewhere on the East Coast, and the book gives guidelines for putting it wherever you want. However, the coastline and certain landmarks on the map match up closely to southern New jersey, near Atlantic City. So that's where my freedom City is.

The Annual has the current errata printed in the back. as for other supplements, speaking only about the ones I own: Freedom City is an unbelieveably good setting book, with a strong reconstructionist vibe. many of the characters are homages to iconic characters, especially leaning toward the...

Beast Hank silently gestured for his companions to follow him into the storage room. Then he remembered that he was invisible, shrugged, and went in anyway. Blast! He thought. Now that's going to be stuck in my head all day. He decided to trust in his invisibility, and poked his head...

Beast "Splendid. Proceed when ready." ooc: Phew! I was blanking on ways to deal with the camera.

He doesn't. The character just changes Dress Spheres.

Beast "Indeed." Hank flipped a switch on his 'watch', and returned to his blue furry self. "I am ready." And with that he faded from view. ooc: As mentioned earlier, Hank spends a hero point to switch his gadgets over to Invisibility.

"Diana, thief-acrobat." Tee hee.

Beast Hank held up his wrist, displaying the Image Inducer. "I've been working along those very lines as we walked. I've modified the Inducer to serve as a crude invisibility device. It can't cover more than the visible spectrum without drastically reducing the quality of the invisibility...

Beast "I'm afraid I neglected to bring my jetpack." Seeing the look on Flint's face, Hank shrugged. "I have a jetpack. I use it at the school; many of my students can fly, and I have to keep up with them somehow. . . . . Regardless, I'm not sure I can make it over the fence on my own...

Beast "Almost there, gentlemen. Shall we see how much farther stealth can take us? Or does someone have a better plan?" As he speaks, Hank is fiddling with the "wristwatch" he's wearing. ooc: Unless the others have a better plan, I assume we're just hopping the fence, so to speak. Since...

Beast Hank gave directions, trying to get as close as possible to the Supreme Soviets' compound without making it obvious that they were going to the Supreme Soviets' compound. ooc: Most fortuitous. ;)

"Blasting, blasting." Arani commences shooting things - she's targeting one of the goons on the speeder bikes.

Beast Hank shook his head sadly. "A valiant effort, but the proportions are not quite right . . . " Suddenly, he brightened. "Although, if the Vision were to become intangible . . ."

Beast "I'm on the edge of my seat. Metaphorically speaking, of course. And whether it owrks or not, we may want to try and catch one of those cabs. While we're still penniless, we do have a good six miles before we reach our destination, and seeing them all show up . . . it's like a sign...

Thanks, that's good to hear. (I think playing X-Men Legends every day helps. ;))

Thanks! I've been saving the line for a special occasion, since I don't want to lapse into parody, but it was the only appropriate reaction. ;)

Beast "Oh my stars and garters."

Beast Hank smirked. "We're walking. it's a pity Carol isn't here; a pretty blonde can get a ride regardless of dimension."

Beast "If we were in my New York, I'd suggest we avail ourselves of public transportation; without local currency, though, it's a risk. They may have a death penalty for turnstile jumping."

Mind if I ask why? I have a few issues with Mindshadows, but I'm certainly no expert on Indian culture; I just watch a lot of Bollywood.