Editing Three Blasphemies (section)

==Abilities and Powers==
The Blasphemies are a result of multiple [[tinker]]s of different specializations simultaneously and independently constructing something nearly identical. Their coincidental construction is theorised to be some unknown plan or function of the Shards.<ref name="SD17.9">“The Blasphemies, if you want to go international,” Tattletale supplied.<br>[...]<br>“A group of tinkers get a spark of inspiration, dig up the resources and start building.  Each one of them builds something almost perfectly identical. [...] Here’s the thing.  They’re each in a different country.  A few thousand miles apart, in one case. [...] No contact.  They weren’t even very similar tinkers.”<br><br>“Three coincidental builds.  That to me says something about the agent’s network, the landscape we saw, interplay…” - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/10/29/sundown-17-9/ Excerpt] from [[Sundown 17.9]]</ref> They are sapient enough to be negotiated with.

They were able to survive against [[Eidolon]]'s most powerful abilities.<ref>He’d dug deep while fighting Endbringers, while fighting Echidna, the Blasphemies, and other great threats, but it had been for something offensive.  Something safe in its own way. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/08/27/interlude-27/ Excerpt] from [[Interlude 27.x|27.x (Interlude, Eidolon)‏‎]]</ref> Khepri noted that as long as one of 'furies' remained, the other two could be reconstituted, as part of their powers.<ref name="30.6">I saw the trio of furies, on the fringes. Pale, and somehow not even remotely human. They reveled in chaos, and so long as one lived, the others would come back. Over and over. As allies, they’d be useful, as enemies, they could and would deliver the critical, crippling blow that spoiled all our efforts. - 
[https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/10/26/speck-30-6/ Excerpt] from [[Speck 30.6]]</ref>

[[Khepri]] was unable to take control of the Three Blasphemies during Gold Morning, due to their inhuman nature.<ref name="30.5"/>