Editing Talk:Power Classifications (section)

== Retired classifcations ==

Possibly a section on the page for shifter and nuker? they seem too be a combination of changer/stranger and blaster/shaker can find the relevant sources even.--[[User:FossilLord|FossilLord]] ([[User talk:FossilLord|talk]]) 18:42, October 8, 2016 (UTC)

: Shifter can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CykV5BgK2EFY4v_cuUXJFpU1Ye3mIRV-VaHEUZxZO4k/edit

: Changer-stranger powers often involve changing one’s physical appearance, mimicking others, or using altered shape to slip in where an ordinary person couldn’t get.  The stranger and changer aspects thus blend together seamlessly (for much this reason, the changer category is sometimes referred to as shifter, an old designation for this specific eventuality).  Examples include stretching limbs, liquid form to seep through keyholes, or the ability to alter one’s face and mannerisms to match another individual.

: Nuker can be found here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aHyZ7c7TIgt903mPinOakrgli2WZu5IRtiGYPCnCqDE/edit#gid=390344990
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: Sarcophagus
| class="xl63" style="width:527pt" width="703"|Alexandria-ish package grants flight, as well as protection, in the form of external armor or a forcefield, the former providing imperfect but substantial protection that decays as it absorbs several incoming attacks, the latter providing perfect protection against a single hit.  Both forms of protection recover after a short pause.  Sarcophagus grants a blaster power with shaker-esque radius and damage potential or a shaker power with blaster-like offensive potential, the indistinction closely fitting the original PRT ‘Nuker’ designation).  Nature of armor, recovery period, style of flight, and the nature or flavor of the ‘nuke’ vary based on the individual.
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: [[User:RainDance299|RainDance299]] ([[User talk:RainDance299|talk]]) 18:59, October 8, 2016 (UTC)