Game: What superpower am I thinking of?

[Celadon's Penultimate]

One of those, in the range between B and L.

@Everyone: Sorry, comp lab's closing; I'll be off for about another hour and a half before I can answer again...

[neogenetica]

Quick everybody!!! Look through that range of powers.

[Vespert]

Digital Mind?
Body Supremacy?
Empathic Amplification?
False Cognition?

[Zaleramancer]

Ok..


It's not alcoholic muscles.

It was made by shadowulf, and is not a mythpower.

They were caused by something like a third party (Multiple personalities/Spirit thing?)

The drunk did not make anyone angry..

The drunk was asleep.

The drunk did not loose control of a power.

A weapon was used to kill him, but no evidence of it is left.

The drunkenness is important, but not in an obvious way.

Its not Invisibility, Phasing, Hyalokinesis, Telekinesis or Fracture...

The killer entered the room and he came through the door.

The drunk would have died whether or not he was asleep.

The death was caused indirectly by a superpower.

There was a knife and it was normal.

No power was used on the knife.

No power was used on the drunk man.  

The third-party is not a living, dead, undead or inanimate thing. Or human.

It has a biological body, but not without the super.

t is an entity, so to speak, and has capability only through the body of the one using it.

The attacker did not voluntarily kill the drunk.

Only one entity was involved in the attack.  

The knife was moved physically.

The attacker was unaware of what he was doing.

The power was used on the attacker, and caused his unawareness.

Only the drunk died.

There was a motive.

It's not mediumship or possession.

The superpower produced a desire to kill.



Now, how is this faster?

It's some kind of rage/aggression power in which the user unconsciously has a desire to murder people.

[Zaleramancer]

Undead Shapeshifting(Vampire)

[neogenetica]

Empathetic Replication.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

@Neo and Zale: HA!

@WHD: Sorry buddy...

@Ves: We has a winner!

"Ryan and Jesse are roommates at college. Ryan the party-goer, Jesse the bookworm (Biology major, to be exact). One night, Jesse stumbles upon a disturbing piece of information; Ryan keeps a journal, and in it, details a plot to KILL Jesse of whom he has been jealous for a very long time, since before high school. Deciding not to stir suspicions, Jesse offers to be Ryan's designated driver at the party they've been invited to, and when Ryan is inebriated, Jesse's False Cognition kicks in for the first time. He drives Ryan home in this trance, waits until the drunk is passed out, which doesn't take long, and then systematically does his roommate in with nary a trace, thanks to a combination of his knowledge gained from numerous crime shows and the invaluable information gained from numerous biology and forensics courses. They will never discover his crime, and he will never be any the wiser that he is responsible for Ryan's undoing."



NEXT up, I suggest we let WHD go.

[Zaleramancer]

Psst.

Someone say something.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Think I left them speechless with my awesome power-picking and story-devising skills...

[Myself]

Shadowulf1 wrote

@Myself: definitely not.

Didn't think so.

Is the alcohol an important part in the story?

[Zaleramancer]

Vespert won already. o,o


Now we wait for WHD.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

sorry Myself...

[Myself]

Shadowulf1 wrote

@Ves: We has a winner!

"Ryan and Jesse are roommates at college. Ryan the party-goer, Jesse the bookworm (Biology major, to be exact). One night, Jesse stumbles upon a disturbing piece of information; Ryan keeps a journal, and in it, details a plot to KILL Jesse of whom he has been jealous for a very long time, since before high school. Deciding not to stir suspicions, Jesse offers to be Ryan's designated driver at the party they've been invited to, and when Ryan is inebriated, Jesse's False Cognition kicks in for the first time. He drives Ryan home in this trance, waits until the drunk is passed out, which doesn't take long, and then systematically does his roommate in with nary a trace, thanks to a combination of his knowledge gained from numerous crime shows and the invaluable information gained from numerous biology and forensics courses. They will never discover his crime, and he will never be any the wiser that he is responsible for Ryan's undoing."

Oh, darn. Well, I didn't expect False Cognition, that's for sure.

Shadowulf1 wrote

NEXT up, I suggest we let WHD go.

I agree.

[Whd]

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[Vespert]

I presume Lisa has the power, right?
Does the sage have a superpower?
Is there only only user of this superpower?
Is it a superpower that's a combination of superpowers?
Is the superpower's primary function to give someone multiple superpowers?
Is the superpower responsible for the random attacks? for Lisa's dreams?
Are the three shadows real entities, representations of real entities or only figments of her dreams?

[Whd]

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[Vespert]

Er... So there are more than one superpower involved? I set a limit of one superpower in the rules because one superpower can already be hard to discover, but two or more.... and when another one is involved, it's more difficult to distinguish what effects belong to which superpower and some effects can be a combination of the two.

[Whd]

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[Vespert]

So, this time:
I presume Lisa has the power, right?
Is there only only user of this superpower?
Is it a superpower that's a combination of superpowers?
Is the superpower's primary function to give someone multiple superpowers?
Is the superpower responsible for the random attacks? for Lisa's dreams?
Are the three shadows real entities, representations of real entities or only figments of her dreams?

[Whd]

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