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Non physical interaction question
- Thread starter Coolboy6
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From the NPI page: "The power to interact with intangible or non-corporeal beings or objects."
From the Intangibility page: "Elemental Intangibility: The ability to become intangible by transforming into a substance, such as wind, fire, or water, making it so that most attacks merely disperse them instead of truly damaging them."
So, by wiki standards it should be. Though, it would be limited, and only work on elemental intangibility specifically. The specific things it allows them to interact with differently should be listed in the justification.
Technically, anyone can interact with clouds, fog, mist, steam, etc. So it should only be noted if their interactions with it are special in some way, such as grabbing someone made of steam as if they were made of flesh instead.
From the Intangibility page: "Elemental Intangibility: The ability to become intangible by transforming into a substance, such as wind, fire, or water, making it so that most attacks merely disperse them instead of truly damaging them."
So, by wiki standards it should be. Though, it would be limited, and only work on elemental intangibility specifically. The specific things it allows them to interact with differently should be listed in the justification.
Technically, anyone can interact with clouds, fog, mist, steam, etc. So it should only be noted if their interactions with it are special in some way, such as grabbing someone made of steam as if they were made of flesh instead.
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