What ability makes someone feel hungry (foraging) and thirsty? And what Ability can literally cause war in a passive way?

[Rabbit2002]

As title

 

[Rez]

What ability can cause war huh emphatic manipulation, mind manipulation, illusion creation, morality manipulation and memory manipulation, etc can do it

 

[Rez]

I think empathic manipulation has the most ways to cause wars passively like it can make people hate each or love the user a lot both scenerio if escalated can lead to war and passive corruption should also be capable of similar results if it has an large enough range

 

[Rez]

And as far as hunger part goes biological manipulation, time manipulation and energy absorption can probably give these results and maybe even age manipulation depending on how it's used

 

[Rabbit2002]

And as far as hunger part goes biological manipulation, time manipulation and energy absorption can probably give these results and maybe even age manipulation depending on how it's used

Like this, specifically the gods imposed the concepts and Nead of "foraging", "drinking" and "sleeping" on lesser folk (as Mortal/human races)
"Foraging, drinking, sleeping: such were liabilities, discarded on the path to apotheosis, base needs cruelly instituted by the gods on the lesser folk. Physically, Nadox walked without them; spiritually, some distant fragment of the Sufferer he once was looked jealously at the rare life around him. Did he miss the taste of meat, the chill of drink, the serenity of dreams? Or did he miss the hunt, the work one put into living from day to day?"

 

[Rabbit2002]

What ability can cause war huh emphatic manipulation, mind manipulation, illusion creation, morality manipulation and memory manipulation, etc can do it

"None of the Horsemen "control" anything. They "control" people in the same way that Cthulhu "controls" people in order to make them lose their minds: ille est, they don't. All of their effects on other people are simply extensions of themselves, because they are. When War rides, strife spreads in its wake and all that, because it's the anthropomorphic embodiment of War. War doesn't need to try to cause strife, it causes it anyway, because it's War."