Huh. Didn’t think about it this way. I’ll keep it in mind in case I want to extend the lore later!
Don’t let the laws of water deter you! Fictional worlds are YOURS to create. Good luck!
I believe your tounge sticks to the pole because a cold surface (the pole) is being touched by a much warmer substance (your tongue).
Your tounge can’t supply as much heat as the frozen pole absorbs, your saliva freezes, and your’re now stuck to the pole. It’s not a temperature manipulation thing per say.
The only way you could emulate that (and I doubt you reasonably could, but fiction is meant to be stretched) would be by dowsing the person you were attacking in water. Then again, your tongue is made of many porses. That also more or less plays role.
With temperature manipulation you can manipulate the pole temperature to whatever you want, FREEZE ALL THE ENEMY’s tongues.
Tongues can also get stuck to ice. It seems more like a tongue thing. Exposure to long temperatures can cause other problems....
Imagine a really cinnamon bun protagonist with the body of a demon and you have a masterpiece waiting to be made.
Sticky ice?
Ice by its very nature is water. I don’t think you can exactly make it sticky.
HOWEVER.
If you want to make water sticky, you can evaporate it and combine it with humidity. Humidity makes you sweat and feel all sticky.
Ice manipulation can have tons of other uses. What are you trying to accomplish?
The sun is a giant ball of fire, I’m sure it could melt a rock.
However, I’m not entirely sure. Volcanic eruptions (which are close to fire in heat) don’t exactly melt rock. It can create volcanic rock though.
I think that’s really cool! It does depend on the character a little though.
It could make for some very spicy internal conflict! I’m down to seeing what sort of tension could come from this.
Or maybe it’s a cursed angel, or a fallen angel who has a demon’s features.
In all, really cool idea!
I decided to use a different attribute of the immortal character’s skill set to pull the scene off. However, you make a very valid point! Thank you very much Apsotles!
Superpowered bees, huh?
Probably going with something really obvious here, but poison? That’s not really a superpower-those aren’t my strong suit.
How about some sort of endurance based ability? Making those bees harder to kill would be an interesting challenge. Or making them really fast so they can fly out of harm’s way quicker could also be interesting.
Then again, we live in a world where Murder Hornets are big news right now. I’d tread lightly with superpowered bees to avoid being meme’d.
That sounds like a really cool idea, you have my interest.
That was my thought process after making this post, so I went a different direction. Luckily, the world I am working with is relatively versatile this way! Thanks for your feedback! (It was almost immediate! Wow!)
Can someone who is immortal use their immortality in some way to heal someone else? Like in a sense, transfer some of it to them to heal them.
Like person A has a burn scar they want healed. Person B is immortal. Could they transfer some of that immortality to someone else to heal said burn scar?
I’m an honest nerd for Light Powers.
All of these are great ideas.
Im really liking grappling or Inverse Regenative Factor, because that works because he’s a coward lol.
Sounds like a good idea! Still looking for a few more.
I have a character who is a very authoritive character who hates to be defeated. He needs a sub-par power. Any ideas?
I’d probably do it all in one go, but put out some little teasers. (Art, the first few pages) etc...
@Voice master 64 oh my.
Something that completely contradicts that calmness, like fire or chaos magic.
I find it’s the quietest characters who hide the most secrets.
Yes.
It would work well for writers who want to make their characters real as well.
Writers are like schizophrenics, except our voices are on the paper.
Im sorry if I offended any schizophrenics. It’s kinda true though. Imagine having the voices of like 40 characters in your head all of the time for your stories.
Invisibility- itchiness or irritation... everywhere.
Super Speed: The inability to control said speed. Added bonus of most regular day to day activities being performed debilitatingly slow.
Flight: Low statama on land, or legs that break very easily.
Light Manipulation: An inability to enter dark rooms. You’d have to somehow light it before you were able to go in.
Pyrokensis: Cold things hurt you.
Electricity: I hope you don’t like swimming...
