Yes, metamorphosis is absolutely cool too. Think about the days when you had to drink a foul-smelling potion to change your self. A real price to pay if you ask me.DragonLight877 wrote: ↑02 Feb 2020, 22:24 Dauma's powers were the coolest to me. I really like the truth-seeing, all-seeing kind of powers. I wish there was a metamorphic one, like someone who could turn into other people or animals or something, I would love that one. But that would have to be one powerful person.
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A teeny part of me wants Val’s.
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Yes, I definitely understand teleportation is a great asset.Julie Petitbon wrote: ↑03 Feb 2020, 15:22 Teleportation sounds fabulous! You can go anywhere at any time, you will never be late, you never have to sit in traffic or worry about travel issues. Telekinesis is a close second. I always thought it would be cool to be able to control things with my mind. Very Jedi-esque.
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Totally agree with you on that. Rye's power is a life saverRayasaurus wrote: ↑01 Feb 2020, 13:03 I agree with KDJ, passing along all of the information from previous generations seems like an incredibly useful power, and in a way it prevents its users from truly dying. It's a really interesting concept as well, and I really enjoyed that. Personally I would like to have Rye's power; I'd never have to worry about running late again, and I wouldn't have any more commute! It would be amazing.
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I would like to have them all, or perhaps another one related to wisdom and logic and calculus. Isn't there such a mutant ability? Or not mutant, just ability that I can have?Howlan wrote: ↑01 Feb 2020, 01:38 These kids in the book show some really interesting mutant abilities. Adam controls wind or telekinesis, Carly has pyrokinesis, Rye can teleport and Val can literally chop things up. I really envied Rye for her power and character. So which of these powers fascinate you the most??
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