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Wrapped Up In Books - Belle And Sebastian - Our Inclinations Are Hidden In Books
You know when people say stuff like ‘reading a good book can transport you to another world’? Let’s make that a reality! You can now jump into any book/novel (including graphic novels and manga and such) and live out the story as if it was real life, either as a new character, or by assuming the form of a canonical one. Travel the sands of Dune, swoon in a regency romance, fight horrors in a Stephen King novel, hell, hang out with the Justice League or Avengers - the possibilities are vast. (Plus I’ve got two words for you boss. Fan. Fiction.) The usual provisos of one of my ‘another world’ powers apply, meaning you can take nothing but memories out of the world when you exit it. No powers, no allies, no non-real world knowledge/skills, zilch. Just the experiences you’ve had. Time is wibbly-wobbly in the books, meaning if a book would take five hours to read, but would cover fifty years ‘in-universe’ then you can live the full fifty and when you come out only the five hours would have passed, and you’ll only have aged the five hours despite living decades worth of time. As a bonus, you can telekinetically control books and paper in a 30ft/9meter radius around you.
MoonQuest - Yogscast - Like A Rocket Inside
Ah, the moon. Dunno about you, but I’ve always been more of a creature of the night then the daylight hours. We don’t see much moonlight down here, but when we do, man it’s beautiful. And powerful. You wanna slice of that energy? Taking this grants you a magical connection to the moon, allowing you to gain energy from direct moonlight. Being under direct moonlight (and yes, that means no clouds or ceilings in the way) will near-instantly refresh and energise you as if you’d had a long rest and a excellent nutritional meal. Even if you’re dangerously exhausted, the light will soothe you within minutes. This even extends as far as restoring any magical or supernatural abilities you have, and healing any physical wounds like you’re Deadpool or Wolverine or something. During the three nights of the full moon, you may even be able to break the limits of certain powers you have, or act with above-human speed and strength, even if you have no enhancements normally. The downside is that during the three days of the new moon, this effect is completely nullified, meaning you’re left on your own - so try not to get caught out.
Wrapped Up In Books - Belle And Sebastian - Our Inclinations Are Hidden In Books
You know when people say stuff like ‘reading a good book can transport you to another world’? Let’s make that a reality! You can now jump into any book/novel (including graphic novels and manga and such) and live out the story as if it was real life, either as a new character, or by assuming the form of a canonical one. Travel the sands of Dune, swoon in a regency romance, fight horrors in a Stephen King novel, hell, hang out with the Justice League or Avengers - the possibilities are vast. (Plus I’ve got two words for you boss. Fan. Fiction.) The usual provisos of one of my ‘another world’ powers apply, meaning you can take nothing but memories out of the world when you exit it. No powers, no allies, no non-real world knowledge/skills, zilch. Just the experiences you’ve had. Time is wibbly-wobbly in the books, meaning if a book would take five hours to read, but would cover fifty years ‘in-universe’ then you can live the full fifty and when you come out only the five hours would have passed, and you’ll only have aged the five hours despite living decades worth of time. As a bonus, you can telekinetically control books and paper in a 30ft/9meter radius around you.
MoonQuest - Yogscast - Like A Rocket Inside
Ah, the moon. Dunno about you, but I’ve always been more of a creature of the night then the daylight hours. We don’t see much moonlight down here, but when we do, man it’s beautiful. And powerful. You wanna slice of that energy? Taking this grants you a magical connection to the moon, allowing you to gain energy from direct moonlight. Being under direct moonlight (and yes, that means no clouds or ceilings in the way) will near-instantly refresh and energise you as if you’d had a long rest and a excellent nutritional meal. Even if you’re dangerously exhausted, the light will soothe you within minutes. This even extends as far as restoring any magical or supernatural abilities you have, and healing any physical wounds like you’re Deadpool or Wolverine or something. During the three nights of the full moon, you may even be able to break the limits of certain powers you have, or act with above-human speed and strength, even if you have no enhancements normally. The downside is that during the three days of the new moon, this effect is completely nullified, meaning you’re left on your own - so try not to get caught out.
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