fhplotterywheel | Character Abilities Tally Version 2.0: Shorter But Size Doesn't Matter, Right?

Hey, guys!

For everybody's convenience in plotting, we try to keep a running list of the various abilities possessed by FH characters. If you ever find yourself saying, "Hey, I need a magic user/archer/person who can whistle Dixie while eating crackers and covering one eye," that list of powers is meant to be there for you to take a look at.

It's been a while since we did this, but we've made some changes we hope you'll like, in the interim:

All of the previous posts have been compiled into a spreadsheet that you can always head over to check (it'll be linked on the FH community info page)
From now on, we only need people to fill this out for new characters, or if you have an update or correction for your older ones. If your stuff is listed over on the spreadsheet, don't worry about this!
We've streamlined the categories a bit to focus on "what can you do" instead of worrying about whether that's a magic or mutant or inherent ability. So the wacky powers are now just broken into spellcasting, psionic powers, and superhuman physical attributes. (Thanks to puppy_fair for that suggestion.)

Anything that is a canon power or ability of your character (including those developed at FH) and could be used in a plot in some way, please list below in the correct thread. This is for all character types - students/alumni, teachers and townies - and covers everything, not just the wacky powers. We also appreciate yer fighting, research, weapons, support skills and Dixie whistling, baby.

Thank you so much in advance for taking the time to do this!

[~~Wait for the OCD or every radio broadcast from now until December will contain a hidden rick-roll.~~ OCD up! Have at it!]

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Anything else that could come in handy that we didn't specifically mention above! (This is where you whistle Dixie.)

Yakko can whistle Dixie.

He is also never gonna give you up. He's never gonna let you down. He's never gonna run around and desert you. He's never gonna make you cry. He's never gonna say goodbye. He's never gonna tell a lie and he's never gonna hurt you.

Pounce would prefer to have a category of his own, since there's none he's going here.

Pounce is a Constellation and has vague powers of vagueness. While it's most likely impressive, he'll not use them. Ever. He's not allowed to.

He will however magic himself to wherever he needs to be, act as a shameless deus ex machina and conveniently know the things you would like him to know. (He'll keep the rest to himself.) He can block magic attacks and he has very sharp claws.

Also, he can talk and make anyone he wants to can understand him. He's convenient like that. And he's a cat, that's a power too apparently.

Being a cat is totally a power.

Kyle is a decent pilot, but he surrounds himself with people who are much better at flying than he is so that doesn't really come up very often.

Prieslty can (and probably will) make you a sandwich.

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Ben seems to attract things that crash through windows. As such, he's gotten pretty good at replacing broken windows.

Drake is an excellent singer, a skilled actor, and a fabulous dancer.

I suppose this fits best here!

George is an excellent cook. I mean, like, really, really good. Not world-class-chef good, but definitely enough to handle pretty much any dish you'd care to throw at him.

He can't whistle Dixie, but if you need something theatrically, Troy's your man, with experience acting, singing, and directing.

It's probably safer if you don't ask him to dance.

Lulu is a good cook and baker. Also, she has experience with clothing design (including supporting... big tracts of land).

Eric has access to large sums of money, and could conceivably use these large sums of money for plotty purposes.

Another cat here. Samuel used to be an angel and he came with "higher knowledge". What does that translate to? He knows random trivia that may or may not be useful. Some of said trivia was picked up from watching the Discovery channel. He has no powers, but he can talk. And he's a cat, which is totally a skill of its own.

I guess the Scarab, as an everything-but-the-kitchen-sink plot device, is miscellaneous...

The Scarab is a alien weapon system psychically connected to Jaime's brain and physically welded to his spine. It does three main things: it can read people at the genetic level and assess everything from the state of their health to what (if any) super powers they might have to what the weaknesses of those powers are. Due to the way canon ended, the second thing it does is make strident recommendations about how to exploit those weaknesses. And the third thing it does is manifest itself as fully morphable exoskeletal armor. When the armor is activated it can comic-magically turn into just about anything. Jaime can sprout jetpacks and wings and laser canons and things with names generated with random algorithms (like the meson disentangler array and the quantom impeller beam). Also, apparently it can heal its host so Jaime has a healing factor of sorts.

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