Oh I get itPowers don't have a genetic component, though I have a lot of families with powers for narrative reasons.
Oh I get itPowers don't have a genetic component, though I have a lot of families with powers for narrative reasons.
Which is kinda noticeable, since with a 1 in 10,000 chance, the odds of so many relatives is rather low.Powers don't have a genetic component, though I have a lot of families with powers for narrative reasons.
given The Stage, The Audience, and the fact that all powers are technically psychic/psionic manifestations I'm pretty sure the most sensible in-world explanation is Narrative.Oh thank goodness that is...huh. I mean, I'm relieved but that still brings up the question of where they come from in vivo. Project Prometheus is giving them in vitro, so to speak, but in the wild...
Nora was trying to figure that out, wasn't she. And we can make powers but we're not 100% sure where they come from in the wild or how they come about or what makes one person have them and another person not?
Actually most powers are like that. Chaucer is a good example—he can only make a quick jolt of electricity. It's estimated that there are a lot more metahumans than reported; either people don't notice their powers or they're so mundane they don't bother mentioning them.No boring, mundane party-trick style powers like you can see in some settings
Actually most powers are like that. Chaucer is a good example—he can only make a quick jolt of electricity. It's estimated that there are a lot more metahumans than reported; either people don't notice their powers or they're so mundane they don't bother mentioning them.
That actually sounds like something that would be incredibly valuable to anyone.I had a goofy idea for a non-Horizon set character who was a weak Clairvoyance metahuman who's power was... they could tell if someone was an (awoken, so only works on born-with-powers or the post-14/15 years old set) metahuman.
In most cases that wouldt be that useful... unless its ESP focused in a base, then its actually very useful. If I had something/someone that can always tell me who has powers, in a world with shapeshifters, I would place them in a secure area/ building I want protected and tada... harder power based infiltration.I had a goofy idea for a non-Horizon set character who was a weak Clairvoyance metahuman who's power was... they could tell if someone was an (awoken, so only works on born-with-powers or the post-14/15 years old set) metahuman.
Yeah this.That actually sounds like something that would be incredibly valuable to anyone.
That actually sounds like something that would be incredibly valuable to anyone.
It doesn't mean it would be high-potency though, although we don't get a lot of « affects metahumans specifically » powers
"So your power is that you have a power?"Actually most powers are like that. Chaucer is a good example—he can only make a quick jolt of electricity. It's estimated that there are a lot more metahumans than reported; either people don't notice their powers or they're so mundane they don't bother mentioning them.
God empress teapot conquers the planet within 17 hours.The almighty P10 elemental manipulator who's power is he can manifest a single cup's worth of water at any location on the planet.
No. Big-time hero actually. Hunted Behemoths actually, was on the front lines during the Movement.
No, there were fires everywhere.Well, I mean, the answer is obvious: LPP cranked up the Gaslighting Aura on him and brought him in.
...nothing in the apartment complex Maddie was in was burned, was it?