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Female,[[Powers Classification|Shifter]] 9 | Female,[[Powers Classification|Shifter]] 9 | ||
Member of the [[Travelers]]. Has the ability to create and project solid images, essentially creating a single creature or person she can control from a remote distance. | Member of the [[Travelers]]. Has the ability to create and project solid images, essentially creating a single creature or person she can control from a remote distance. In contrast to most, she must be asleep for her power to operate, and stay awake to recover her ability. Her only limitation on form is the relatively short period of time that she has to craft the body. Once she activates her power, she only has a set amount of time to visualize the form she wants to use, complete with any organs or mechanisms to allow for special abilities. Failure to include vital organs means her power will drain her reserves, while other forms may lack the ability to move properly if she doesn't pay attention to limbs and the like. | ||
The real Genesis is disabled, and uses a wheelchair. Her legs have atrophied somewhat (that is, they've deteriorated due to lack of muscle use), which [[Skitter]] sees as an indication that Genesis has been wheelchair bound for some time. Catching her staring, Genesis offers to answer any questions. [[Taylor]] takes the opportunity to ask if [[Genesis]]' power led to her being wheelchair bound, to which Genesis replies that it was the opposite. | |||
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Revision as of 17:58, October 23, 2012
Female,Shifter 9
Member of the Travelers. Has the ability to create and project solid images, essentially creating a single creature or person she can control from a remote distance. In contrast to most, she must be asleep for her power to operate, and stay awake to recover her ability. Her only limitation on form is the relatively short period of time that she has to craft the body. Once she activates her power, she only has a set amount of time to visualize the form she wants to use, complete with any organs or mechanisms to allow for special abilities. Failure to include vital organs means her power will drain her reserves, while other forms may lack the ability to move properly if she doesn't pay attention to limbs and the like.
The real Genesis is disabled, and uses a wheelchair. Her legs have atrophied somewhat (that is, they've deteriorated due to lack of muscle use), which Skitter sees as an indication that Genesis has been wheelchair bound for some time. Catching her staring, Genesis offers to answer any questions. Taylor takes the opportunity to ask if Genesis' power led to her being wheelchair bound, to which Genesis replies that it was the opposite.