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Give me your the most crazy overpowered abilities hax idea. I will rate and give my opinion about it
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Name: Abstract to Concrete
Description: Abstract to Concrete allows the wielder the ability to manifest concepts as physical objects, and vice-versa. Objects manifested as physical objects are the actual concept manifested, not an emanation or lower existence. As such, these objects are absolute in what they do. For example, the concept of piercing can manifest as a spear that will pierce through anything. When the opposite is applied, turning targets into concepts, the target in question loses all causal connection with the world. That means it is unable to interact with the rest of the world, left to wander as an incorporeal existence.
Abilities: Conceptual Manipulation (Type 2, at least), Subjective Reality
Fun fact, I created this power for a character I use in a roleplay. It was really fun playing them, even if the plot was all over the place. Really gotta pat myself on the back for thinking that using the SCP Foundation was a good setting to roleplay in. Anyways, normally it would be Type 2 concept manip, but thanks to SCP lore, it is Type 1. Enough of my ramblings, have a go at it.
Description: Abstract to Concrete allows the wielder the ability to manifest concepts as physical objects, and vice-versa. Objects manifested as physical objects are the actual concept manifested, not an emanation or lower existence. As such, these objects are absolute in what they do. For example, the concept of piercing can manifest as a spear that will pierce through anything. When the opposite is applied, turning targets into concepts, the target in question loses all causal connection with the world. That means it is unable to interact with the rest of the world, left to wander as an incorporeal existence.
Abilities: Conceptual Manipulation (Type 2, at least), Subjective Reality
Fun fact, I created this power for a character I use in a roleplay. It was really fun playing them, even if the plot was all over the place. Really gotta pat myself on the back for thinking that using the SCP Foundation was a good setting to roleplay in. Anyways, normally it would be Type 2 concept manip, but thanks to SCP lore, it is Type 1. Enough of my ramblings, have a go at it.
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Lou_change
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Mind's evil eye
The powerful combination of the evil eye and mind's eye allows one to see the past, present, and possible futures, and minds. Then they can destroy futures they don't like as well as manipulate probability, curse people and things, induce death, sickness, fear, or madness, erase things from existence, and cause events of mass destruction passively.
The powerful combination of the evil eye and mind's eye allows one to see the past, present, and possible futures, and minds. Then they can destroy futures they don't like as well as manipulate probability, curse people and things, induce death, sickness, fear, or madness, erase things from existence, and cause events of mass destruction passively.
Wdinatx
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”Author’s Deceit”
A fourth-wall breaking character who can subtly manipulate his own writer into doing what he wants, without the writer even knowing about the 4th wall break. Examples include being able to ensure his foes fall right into his plans, using artifact he lack the prerequisites for, getting around the drawbacks of various abilities, deleting entire plot points from the story, gaslighting the author about the laws of physics, and many more. This has the drawback of the author fixing things if they notice the effects of this ability and that if they become aware of the ability they’ll become immune to it.
This is inspired by a dnd character who was playing me and the DM more than either of us were playing him. Of the five examples I listed above only one of them didn’t happen at all, but another one technically didn’t happen either.
Wdinatx
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This makes me think of an Chinese adage (if that means what I think it means) with such a spear:
”A man from the State of Chu was selling spears and shields. He boasted about his shield, saying ‘It is so tough that nothing can pierce it.‘ He then boasted about his spear, saying, ‘It is so sharp that it can pierce anything.’ Someone asked him, ‘What will happen if you pierce your shield using your spear?’ The man was speechless. A spear that can pierce anything and a shield that can be pierced by nothing cannot exist at the same time.”
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