Editing Noctis Cape (section)

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{{Spoiler}}[[Dragon]] claimed she didn't need to sleep as a side-effect of her powers,<ref>[[Interlude 15]]</ref><ref name="I7"/> but in reality, it was because she was an artificial intelligence.

[[Miss Militia]]'s [[shard]] obviated her need to sleep because it was unusually restless.<ref name="SB1">See [[Interlude 11h|11.h]] for pointers about how Miss Militia's passenger gathered weapons info about conventional arms. It also feeds into her awareness for updates on weapons (ie., as she becomes aware of more modern munitions). Any projectile firing weapon, just about, barring cruder mechanisms like catapults, and any theoretical, (appropriate) projectile (rubber bullets, hollow points, etc). Her attunement to her passenger greatly influences her ability to use the weapons, affecting draw time, and subtly affecting things like aim and weight. It's a power that effectively derives from the 'scraps' left after certain shards were deployed, and where it might normally be split up or combined with other abilities to form tinker oriented shards (think of the aforementioned qualities assisting a gun tinker like Tecton's kinetic sense assists his tectonic tinkering), it's primarily being deployed to collect data in this instance. It isn't an aggressive shard, so it's primarily concerned with being involved (even peripherally) in conflicts, but it gets restless easily - to the point that it's stripped away her ability to sleep as part of its design. - [https://forums.spacebattles.com/posts/14720060 comment by Wildbow on Spacebattles]</ref>

Noctis Capes are still known to dream, if only daydream.<ref name="x.1 e.1">“I can’t name names, of course, but in scientific literature, there are people with powers who don’t sleep, ever, but they dream while awake, because the mind still wants to sort things out. That sorting is important. People with perception powers sometimes need to dream to refresh themselves and get what they see separated from what their power sees. Occasionally tinkers sometimes need to tap into dreams to get inspiration. Virtually ''every'' parahuman reports dreams that are different than what they experienced before their triggers, if they can remember their dreams at all. Dreams are often reported as clearer, more exciting, having meanings, or, commonly, having a strong emphasis on memories.” - [https://www.parahumans.net/2018/05/26 Excerpt] from [[Eclipse x.1]]</ref>