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• Icons:Powers
  ...ch as a close combat power requiring a Prowess test to hit a target. Other powers don't require tests; the power's level is just a measure of its effectivene ...culty (see p. XXX) for specific actions attempted by characters with their powers.
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• WaRP:Fringe Powers
  ==Fringe Powers== The role of fringe powers in the game is up to the GM. If you wish, they can be relatively common, at
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• ZeroSpace 4e EN:Powers
  ...ed by equipment or cybernetic implants. The GM should carefully review all powers to make sure they fit with the game being played. ...al power costs a number of character points equal to the current number of powers, plus one. For example, '''buying a fourth power costs 4 points'''.
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• Bulletproof Blues 2e EN:Powers
  ...welry are impossible for the typical man or woman on the street, but these powers are all within reach for a posthuman. Each power costs from one to three ch ...se villains that truly do have an exceptional amount of control over their powers and abilities. If the Game Moderator is concerned about a villain's ability
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• Bulletproof Blues 3e EN:Powers
  ...costs one character point. We suggest spending about 5 character points on powers. ...as "standard action" require a standard action to use, while "free action" powers can be used at any time, as often as the GM deems reasonable. See [[Bulletp
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• Rough Magic 4e EN:Powers
  ...iously nonhuman should purchase at least one of the following supernatural powers: ==Powers==
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• Bulletproof Blues 4e EN:Powers
  ...of energy from one's jewelry are impossible for a normal human, but these powers are all within reach for a posthuman. ...proval. However, any new powers should be approximately as useful as these powers, in order to maintain a sense of fairness with other characters.
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• Kalos Mechanism 4e EN:Powers
  ...ies that normal people ''do not'' have. The GM should carefully review all powers to make sure they fit with the game being played. [[Kalos_Mechanism_4e_EN:Powers#Power_Boosts|Power boosts]] are added to this cost: '''each power boost cos
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• Warlords Of Kruhl 4e EN:Powers
  ...only in theory, while others are adventurous and seek to test their arcane powers in the "laboratory of the world". Most mages have the Occult skill, althoug ==Powers==
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• Bulletproof Blues Basic 4e EN:Powers
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• ZeroSpace 4e EN:Aliens
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• Rough Magic 4e EN:Supernaturals
  #REDIRECT [[Rough Magic 4e EN:Powers]]
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• Warlords Of Kruhl 4e EN:Archetypes
  #REDIRECT [[Warlords Of Kruhl 4e EN:Powers]]
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• WaRP:Glossary
  ;Fringe Powers : Powers not readily recognized as possible by the mundane world, including abilitie ;Psychic Pool : Represents how often a character can use psychic or fringe powers.
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• ZeroSpace 4e EN:Contents
  *[[ZeroSpace_4e_EN:Powers|Powers]]
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• Bulletproof Blues 4e EN:Contents
  *[[Bulletproof_Blues_4e_EN:Powers|Powers]]
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• WaRP System
  *[[WaRP:Fringe Powers| Fringe Powers]]
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• Icons
  *[[Icons:Powers| Powers]]
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• Kalos Mechanism 4e EN:Contents
  *[[Kalos_Mechanism_4e_EN:Powers|Powers]]
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• Icons:Character Sheet
  !colspan="2"|Powers
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• Bulletproof Blues 2e EN:Contents
  *[[Bulletproof_Blues_2e_EN:Powers | Powers]]
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• Bulletproof Blues 3e EN:Contents
  *[[Bulletproof_Blues_3e_EN:Powers|Powers]]
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• Icons:Villains
  ===Archenemy Powers=== An archenemy's powers should in some way reflect the powers of the hero they partner. There are two main ways to achieve this:
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• Bulletproof Blues Basic 4e EN:Contents
  *[[Bulletproof_Blues_Basic_4e_EN:Powers|Powers]]
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• Jazz 3e EN:JazzVoodoo
  ...uggestions and optional rules for using Jazz with games where supernatural powers and creatures are real, but hidden.
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• Icons:Hero Creation
  ...n this section to determine the hero's origin, abilities, specialties, and powers. Give your new hero a name, description, and background and you’re ready ...acter gains three bonus specialties, but two fewer powers (and may have no powers at all).
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• WaRP:Fringe Powers
  ==Fringe Powers== The role of fringe powers in the game is up to the GM. If you wish, they can be relatively common, at
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• Bulletproof Blues 3e EN:Attributes
  ...hting ability, and general flexibility. Also see [[Bulletproof_Blues_3e_EN:Powers#Super-agility|Super-agility]], which allows a character to add their Power ...es_3e_EN:Powers#Super-running|Super-running]] or [[Bulletproof_Blues_3e_EN:Powers#Super-swimming|Super-swimming]] can move far faster than they could with th
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• Rough Magic 4e EN:Contents
  *[[Rough_Magic_4e_EN:Powers|Supernaturals]]
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• Jazz 3e EN:JazzPsychic
  ...for using Jazz with games featuring characters with extrasensory or mental powers.
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