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'''Scapegoat '''is a member of the San Diego<ref name="Cast">[https://parahumans.wordpress.com/cast-spoiler-free/ Cast (spoiler free)]</ref> [[Wards]]<ref name="list"/>, and a highly unfortunate individual
'''Scapegoat '''is a member of the San Diego<ref name="Cast">[https://parahumans.wordpress.com/cast-spoiler-free/ Cast (spoiler free)]</ref> [[Wards]]<ref name="list"/>.
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==Personality==
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==Appearance==
==Appearance==
When in costume Scapegoat has a white and gold color scheme. His mask is an alabaster goat's head fitting his name, with two curling horns fixed to a golden circlet, it can flip up if needed. He wears white functional robes similar to [[Myrddin]], with armor present underneath, a golden chain around his waist with a goat's head buckle completes the assemble.<ref name="19.2"/><ref name="19.3">[[Scourge 19.3]]</ref><ref name="list">[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pgn9rgYutpBqJg1lSBP3NHnq9WK4ToLq9K4ys_I4cRc/edit#gid=0 Wildbow's Parahuman List]</ref>
When in costume Scapegoat has a white and gold color scheme. His mask is an alabaster goat's head in reference to his name, with two curling horns fixed to a golden circlet. He can move the visor up, if needed. He wears white functional robes similar to [[Myrddin]], with armor present underneath, a golden chain around his waist with a goat's head buckle.<ref name="19.2"/><ref name="19.3">[[Scourge 19.3]]</ref><ref name="list">[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pgn9rgYutpBqJg1lSBP3NHnq9WK4ToLq9K4ys_I4cRc/edit#gid=0 Wildbow's Parahuman List]</ref>


==Abilities and Powers==
==Abilities and Powers==
Just as there is no such thing as [[Shamrock|luck powers]] in worm, there are no healing powers, rather they are an 'extension of another ability with a different focus'<ref name="29.7">[[Venom 29.7]]</ref>. Thus can Scapegoat 'sort-of' heal people by working on a quantum level<ref name="19.2"/>.
Just as there are no true [[Shamrock|luck powers]] in ''Worm'', there are no true dedicated healing powers. Rather they are an 'extension of another ability with a different focus'<ref name="29.7">[[Venom 29.7]]</ref>. Thus, Scapegoat "heals" people by means of shifting alternate possibilities<ref name="19.2"/>.


Scapegoat's power allows him to dig through potential realities to find uninjured versions of the person he is working on and then patch them together. This removes the person's injuries though the effect is weaker if the person fights it and can be broken if they are subjected to any severe impacts or injuries in one to six hours following the procedure. In addition, once he uses his power, he takes on the injuries of the person he's 'healing'<ref name="19.2">[[Scourge 19.2]]</ref>.
Scapegoat's power allows him to dig through potential realities to find uninjured versions of the person he is working on and apply that person's condition to his target. This removes the person's injuries, essentially making it as though they had not suffered them at all. The effect is weaker if the target resists, and can be broken if they are subjected to any severe impacts or injuries in one to six hours following the procedure. In addition, once he uses his power, he takes on the injuries of the person he has applied it to<ref name="19.2">[[Scourge 19.2]]</ref>.


His power has an offense application<ref name="SV1">[https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/threads/lets-read-worm-finished.11460/page-580#post-4354211 Comment by Wildbow on Sufficient Velocity]</ref>, where he can 'unload' the accumulated damage, with similar conditions for if he had 'healed' that person. Though he can 'lock' the transfer in place to keep the Dante from snapping back to him<ref name="playtest">[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hxYrt2d6b_LAaMPphcZEzwAruiSHQaiaBa3x2WMsGvA/edit# Playtest Capes]</ref><ref name="19.5">[[Scourge 19.5]]</ref>.
His power has an offensive application<ref name="SV1">[https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/threads/lets-read-worm-finished.11460/page-580#post-4354211 Comment by Wildbow on Sufficient Velocity]</ref>, wherein he can apply the injuries he sustains through use of his power against another person, with conditions of retention similar to his "healing", as they are merely different uses of the same power. He can, however, make it so that the damage he applies stays in place, removing the chance of it returning to him accidentally and making the injuries more permanent.<ref name="playtest">[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hxYrt2d6b_LAaMPphcZEzwAruiSHQaiaBa3x2WMsGvA/edit# Playtest Capes]</ref><ref name="19.5">[[Scourge 19.5]]</ref>.


==History==
==History==
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=== [[Echidna]] Incident ===
=== [[Echidna]] Incident ===
Was paid off by [[Tattletale]]to heal the damage done to [[Skitter]], without informing him of the extent of her friends injuries. Acquitted himself well during the fight vastly reducing fatalities and casualties among the defending capes.
Was paid off by [[Tattletale]] to heal the damage done to [[Skitter]] without informing him of the extent of the latter's injuries. He later acquitted himself well in the fight against Echidna, vastly reducing fatalities and casualties among the defending capes.


==Quotes==
==Quotes==

Revision as of 04:00, September 5, 2016

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Appearance

When in costume Scapegoat has a white and gold color scheme. His mask is an alabaster goat's head in reference to his name, with two curling horns fixed to a golden circlet. He can move the visor up, if needed. He wears white functional robes similar to Myrddin, with armor present underneath, a golden chain around his waist with a goat's head buckle.<ref name="19.2"/><ref name="19.3">Scourge 19.3</ref><ref name="list">Wildbow's Parahuman List</ref>

Abilities and Powers

Just as there are no true luck powers in Worm, there are no true dedicated healing powers. Rather they are an 'extension of another ability with a different focus'<ref name="29.7">Venom 29.7</ref>. Thus, Scapegoat "heals" people by means of shifting alternate possibilities<ref name="19.2"/>.

Scapegoat's power allows him to dig through potential realities to find uninjured versions of the person he is working on and apply that person's condition to his target. This removes the person's injuries, essentially making it as though they had not suffered them at all. The effect is weaker if the target resists, and can be broken if they are subjected to any severe impacts or injuries in one to six hours following the procedure. In addition, once he uses his power, he takes on the injuries of the person he has applied it to<ref name="19.2">Scourge 19.2</ref>.

His power has an offensive application<ref name="SV1">Comment by Wildbow on Sufficient Velocity</ref>, wherein he can apply the injuries he sustains through use of his power against another person, with conditions of retention similar to his "healing", as they are merely different uses of the same power. He can, however, make it so that the damage he applies stays in place, removing the chance of it returning to him accidentally and making the injuries more permanent.<ref name="playtest">Playtest Capes</ref><ref name="19.5">Scourge 19.5</ref>.

History

Story Start

Implied to have been in poor health for much of his life before gaining his powers<ref name="playtest"/>.

Echidna Incident

Was paid off by Tattletale to heal the damage done to Skitter without informing him of the extent of the latter's injuries. He later acquitted himself well in the fight against Echidna, vastly reducing fatalities and casualties among the defending capes.

Quotes

  • "Hate my power, hate my power, hate it, hate it, hate it."<ref name="19.2"/>

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