[X] Plan: Hugin and Munin
- [X] [Quirk] Psyker (Hugin) - Essentially a combination of (receptive) telepathy and telekinesis. Move things with the mind, and read other's minds. The range for both can be controlled, with a maximum of (idk) meters. As a physical consequence, this form has a pair of metallic antennae, resembling the antennae of old-fashioned FM radios - extending and retracting the range extends and retracts the antennae, with a maximum length of half a meter. The antennae extend out of a walkie-talkie sized block of reddish Bakelite where the ears should be, with a yellowish speaker that doesn't do anything on the upper half of them. (2/2/2)
-- [X] [Boon] Psy Hammer (1): Telekinesis can be used to directly boost the impact force of physical attacks without suffering the consequential increase of stress on the body, by the amount of force telekinesis is capable of.
-- [X] [Drawback] Wideband Antenna (1): Within the range of use, telepathy picks up all thoughts of any sapient life, and focusing on an individual person requires actual focus.
-- [X] [Drawback] Union of Mind and Body (1): The strength of telekinesis is dependent on both intelligence and physical fitness/health, not by practicing using telekinesis, which only improves control. Injuries and exhaustion negatively impact telekinetic strength.
- [X] [Quirk] Memory Printing (Munin) - A two-part quirk. The first part is the ability to perceive the history of an object by touching it with all five fingers of either hand. Touching with both hands doubles the rate and/or volume at which an item's history is learned. By thoroughly examining the history of an object, it is possible to create a replica. The more familiar an object is, and/or the more in-depth an examination of it is, the more accurate in terms of appearance and durability it is. Relatedly, the more complex an object is, the more time, energy, and focus is needed to create a duplicate. As an example, a casual brush of a titanium/composite baseball bat would result in a low-poly bat with all the strength of balsa wood, but holding and focusing on it for several minutes would create a duplicate that would require a microscope to differentiate. If the object is damaged to the point of uselessness, it fades into nothing. The physical differences for Munin are much more substantial. This form looks, for lack of a better term, artificial - white hair, too-pale skin with slightly wrong texture, that sort of thing - on the human-like side of the Uncanny Valley and not in it, of course, but still robotic in appearance. (2/1/3)
-- [X] [Boon] Total Recall (1): Most people have to train, practice, and work to use the method of loci. For you, it's damn-near automatic. You still have to study, though.
-- [X] [Drawback] No Off Switch (1): The first half of this quirk (item history perception) is always on, though the user can control how far back into an object's history they look. Using it on an item with a traumatic past is, well, traumatizing.
-- [X] [Drawback] Low Read/Write Speed (1): Items with "substantial" amount of text or data, such as books, folders, or files on an electronic device require disproportionate amount of time to recreate relative to the mass of the ink and electrons that constitute said text or data, with the amount increasing exponentially with the amount of text or data.
