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Post by Charis Dermott on Aug 1, 2012 4:10:12 GMT -5
The moment I read through all the powers I couldn't get this one out of my head, so I'm just gonna write it down ... it might sound stupid, but still I would love to see what you think. Note: I thought of adding replicating others from the past, but then I thought that would be powerplaying so I didn't put that in. Also, just so it doesn't seem like to much powerplay, I thought that at first the wolf could only replicate just a few of itself or the objects (one, two or three. The more experience they have the more they can create, but the harder it is to control them.) and the price could be somewhat high as well, as this power is pretty strong once mastered. Replication This power gives the wolf ('user') the ability to replicate itself, others and objects. The ability to multiply an object or creature. Not to be confused with Hallucination, each unit is a copy of the original, and not an independent being. The user can instantly and exactly replicate targets. Some, who have a higher control and are better trained may be able to make themselves replicate hundreds of times, others who are less trained may pick up an object and duplicate that instead. Again those who are better trained can also have the ability to remove their copies as quickly as they were made. Biological properties are exactly the same, however each copy will have different experiences and therefore may gain independent personalities over time. Copies always cooperate, always having the same mind, and goals. Most of the time the replicates can be injured – even fatally – without causing physical harm to the Root, the user, but if the "root" user is killed, the "branches" die as well. Abilities: - Have a copy run in opposite direction to fool a follower
- Ability to be in two places at a time
- Great for hunting or group hunts
- Great for fights, more is always better then one
- Also great for pup sitters, scouts, etc
- Anatomical Duplication is possible (allows a limb to be duplicated)
- Object Replication is also possible Limitations: - Copies may require close proximity to the user
- Energy is used in creating copies, so a limit may be set on the number or size of the copies
- Infection or damage to a copy may return to the user upon assimilation.
- Concentration may be required to maintain copies
- Pain or struggle could cause copies to become distressed as well
- If there are problems with the copying process duplicates may have physical or mental setbacks.
- Users may require a certain amount of energy or stamina and once they run out, the duplicates may disappear.
- If a duplicate dies or becomes injured, the pain may be inflicted on the original.
- Duplicates may be clearly fake, with a pixel sort of look or an obvious difference, however this as well is based upon on how well the wolf is trained / is able to control the replicating proses.
- Duplicates may look similar, but have emotions and thoughts of their own.
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Post by Charis Dermott on Aug 11, 2012 7:53:19 GMT -5
Um ... this seems to have been forgotten ...
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Post by Rayven on Sept 29, 2012 2:45:51 GMT -5
This is a good idea. It reminds me of Valkyrie's reflection in the Skulduggery series  I think there should be like a maximum of three copies and the more copies one creates, the more fake they look? |
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Post by soar on Sept 29, 2012 19:20:20 GMT -5
D: I have no idea why I haven't noticed this until now. This power is an excellent idea and it would be interesting to see it being used IC <3
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