Void, Acolyte to Oblivion

[Void]

320 Posts:

Strength of the Void: The power of the Void grants Void a strength beyond that of a normal mortal.

[Void]

360 Posts:

Lifetap: If Void can grasp on to his foe or strike them with his Void Shard and keep the foe in contact with it he can begin to siphon off their energy.

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400 Posts:

Void Seepage: Void can slowly begin to innundate the area with the Void itself. As the ability continues, the area becomes darker and more indistinct, until the surrounding features are obliterated entirely. The presence of the Void increases Void's own strength and speed dramatically.

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440 Posts:

Mind Reading: Void send out mental waves to pick up the thoughts of those around him.

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480 Posts:

Black Hole: Void opens up a black hole that sucks in all matter around him with incredible force. Those sucked into the hole are cast into a pocket of the void that is self-contained and nigh inescapable.

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520 Posts:

Oblivion's Venom: The Void Shard now secretes a silver liquid. Mortals who come in contact with the liquid do not immediately feel the effects, but feel a slight chill, which becomes more aggravated as time goes on. This eventually sends them into a dreamless coma which can last for indetermined lengths of time. The body's system may fight off the venom, or the venom may consume the target, causing them to slowly fade and vanish from the world, every trace of their existence obliterated. The stronger the character's will and sense of self, the less effective this is.

[Void]

560 Posts:

Mindleech: Void sends a silvery cord from his head and attaches it to the head of another. When this is done, he begins sucking their mental energy, the draining making him stronger, while they become mentally weaker. This drains a person's ability to do complex things and the effectiveness of their magical or psychic based powers. If enough mental energy is drained, the target is forced into a state of catatonia until their mind recovers sufficiently.

[Void]

600 Posts:

Prison of the Void: Void transports a foe into an extradimensional prison deep within the Void. A person generally cannot escape, though beings of great power can attempt to blast their way through. Standard teleportation does not work, in order to teleport out one must have knowledge of the planes and how to shift amongst them.

[Void]

650 Posts:

Oblivion's Trail: The Void Shard leaves a trail of void energy around it as it is swung. This energy dissipates after a few minutes, but it is painful to the touch, the affect of touching it being akin to that of touching a much weaker version of the Orb of Annihilation. This effect can be surpressed whenever Void desires.

[Void]

700 Posts:

Memory Erasure: Void can attempt to erase certain memories from a specific person. Those of strong will can resist, and recently formed memories are the most vulnerable. The memories are completely obliterated, though anyone else who was there or experienced it will remember, it has to be done on multiple people to acheive the desired effect.

[Void]

750 Posts:

Stasis Field: Void can shroud himself or another person in a Statsis Field. Those within the field are immune to all attacks. They do not breathe, they do not eat, they do not age. Within the Stasis Field, time has stopped, though outside the field time continues to move. The length of the field depends on Void's own specifications, and the field also can be resisted, and those unwillingly encased can break free through force of will, though it may take some time to do so. The field does nothing to aggravate or heal any wounds, a mortally wounded person who enters the field will be mortally wounded when they leave.

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800 Posts:

Oblivion's Concealment: Void can use this power to render himself completely transparent, he cannot be seen until he makes an attack or dismisses the power.

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850 Posts:

Flight: Void can fly effortlessly without making any visible movements.

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900 Posts:

Phase: Void can phase through walls and other solid objects with ease, being at least semi-incorporeal most of the time.