Which MythPower is Your Favorite So Far? Which One Would You Like to See?

[RiIontach24]

Haha! Glad to see you guys noticed the Celtic Invocation ones!   I was about to say something about how amazing you are, Shadowulf1, but then, BOOM! Reference to me!
I don't think there will be any competition at all really. Everyone prefers their Classical mythology to the Celtic mythos, and you, good sir, do a fantastic job. So, yeah! (BTW, this is the first time I've ever posted on a forum, ever, so feel awed ;) )

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Welcome, welcome....

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 Aw, shucks...

Well, honestly, like I said, I think your series has promise. It is certainly original, as most of us don't know about Celtic Mythology, while still useful at the same time.

That is always a recipe for a good series.

Keep up the good work! And welcome to the forum!

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Shadowulf1 wrote

Saving this in case I lose it...

MythPower: Asclepius Effect

The ability to channel Asclepius' family, and their command over the essence of medicine, healing and health

Asclepius, in Greek myth, was the god of medicine and doctors. His wife and offspring had similar domains. Channeling wife Epione (Soothing), one can stand pain, and soothe it by touch. Aegle (Radiance) lets one always look healthy. Hygeia (Good Health) lets one withstand illness. Iaso (Remedy) endows skill at mixing cures and antidotes. Panacea (All-Cure) lets one heal ailments by touch. Aceso and Telesphoros (Convalescence) allow Rapid Regeneration. Asclepius endows many other medical powers.
The good:

Be the best doctor EVER (heal pain, injury and illness by touch; even restore life to the dead)

Teach OTHERS how to cure/heal, too (psychically recall EVERY existing medical procedure)
Restore the dead to life, fully healed of injury and illness/ailment (physical and mental)
Peak Condition; immune to pain and sickness/illness/poison/disease; rapidly recuperate from harm

The bad:
Often cannot perceive, communicate with and compel doctors/healers until the higher levels
The fame factor (being famous is good, but sometimes followers take it too far... )
MythPower: Iapetos' Scorn may disrupt a few faculties of this power (especially regeneration)

Tags:
nurse,doctor,surgeon,surgery,chiropractor,therapy,cure,heal,health,hygiene,remedy,antidote,sick,ill,recover,recovery,Rx

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Shadowulf1 wrote

Saving this in case I lose it...

MythPower: Philote's Affection

The ability to channel Philote's command over the essence of friendship, welcome and affection

Philote was a lesser goddess/daimon in Greek myth who presided over friendship, welcome and affection (and perhaps also sex). With this power, you can channel her abilities. This means that you can become friends with any neutral person you come across, and anyone you befriend will fight for you to the best of their ability, and are fiercely loyal to you. Not only can you sense these friends anywhere in the Cosmos, you can also sense what they sense, and summon them to your side at will.

The good:
Make friends with any neutral (any non-friend, non-enemy human, superhuman or animal)
Sense the locations of friends (can share their senses, and maintain a telepathic/empathic rapport)
Summon these friends (they teleport to your side, or if close enough, walk to you)

The bad:
This power does not work on enemies (or those with MythPower: Nyx's Night Shift)
If you summon them at a bad time (or summon them for something dumb), they might get mad at you
If untrained, you might make friends become TOO affectionate (stalking you, etc. )

Tags:
befriend, friend, friendly, friendship, neighbor, welcome, love, affection, sex, sexuality, romance
Created by Shadowulf1 on Oct. 14, 2010 at 10:43 p.m.

[jester_of_god]

Fenrir's might

[Celadon's Penultimate]

I'm only doing Greek right now...

If you want it that bad, ask THIS guy...

[Celadon's Penultimate]

MythPower: Echo Echo
MythPower: Iynx's Jinx

[Celadon's Penultimate]

MythPower: Echo Echo
MythPower: Iynx's Jinx
MythPower: Oreithyia's Order
MythPower: Oxylus' Option
MythPower: Maidens' Mastery

[jester_of_god]

I might just make it myself.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Feel free. You call it a MythPower, though, and I'll set your first-born aflame, before feeding him to hungry wolves, who will then after, be fed to a school of ravenous piranha.

[jester_of_god]

Legacy of Asgard: Fenrir's might.

Do you actually think unimaginitive enough to steal someone elses name idea instead of coming up with eight off the top of my head?

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 Sirmazing was.

[jester_of_god]

My memory of names is fleeting, but I recall this one. but seriously from my previous conduct I would have surmised that you knew me better than that.

But anyway what do you think of this. based off of the original story, the power would basically involve your physical parameters increasing slowly at an infinite rate as long as the power was active, What do you think.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

So...whaddya think? Do you think she's a viable goddess?

[Philote]

You're the expert  but I don't see why not.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

The only point is, I only ever heard of her on the website www.paleothea.com, and she didn't have a source to define her as a separate goddess (rather than Tabliope just being another name for a different goddess).

Crap...

I...I really want to, but I'll have to give it some more thought, first.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

I think I will.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Take a look at my latest.

MythPower: Tryphe's Trifle

MythPower: Aponia's Appeal

MythPower: Apheleia's Affinity


MythPower: Agnoia's Annoyance

MythPower: Plane's Plight