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The Hydra poison/venom is supposed to be ultra-powerful and capable of taking down Hercaules' twelve lives, but otherwise it causes intense pain that can lead to madness and/or suicide. So I don't see any more abilities beside Pain Manipulation and Madness Manipulation, and even then they are only relevant if the poisoned person is immortal or unkillable by poison.
Only the first one is from Archer Heracles, the other three are from Alcides. Archer Hercules has an awe aura that passively make people want to worship him, while Alcides has fear aura.
Also an additional aura feat from Vol. 5:
The Hydra poison/venom is supposed to be ultra-powerful and capable of taking down Hercaules' twelve lives, but otherwise it causes intense pain that can lead to madness and/or suicide. So I don't see any more abilities beside Pain Manipulation and Madness Manipulation, and even then they are only relevant if the poisoned person is immortal or unkillable by poison.
Only the first one is from Archer Heracles, the other three are from Alcides. Archer Hercules has an awe aura that passively make people want to worship him, while Alcides has fear aura.
Also an additional aura feat from Vol. 5:
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"I have lost my twelve lives... but know that you cannot vanquish me, afflicted as I am with vile mud, with deadly venom." With rage, not at John and the others, but at himself, at limitless "power" itself, Alkeides bellowed as if pronouncing a curse. "It will take more than venom to dye my corrupted blood... the flames of vengeance that my soul harbors!" Then, his magical energy overflowed. It was a writing of magical energy, but it became a physical wind that buffeted the bodies of all nearby. A vortex of magical energy stained a dark red swept over the area. It was as if Alkeides had become a monstrous tornado. The familiars that had been observing the battle were blown away. Magic Circuits screamed. The mere touch of the wind drove some to their knees. Alkeides had not done anything. This was the result of his mere presence. |