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==Capabilities== |
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| + | User with this ability either is or can transform into a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ala_(demon) Ala] (Hala; plural: Ale, Hali), a female spirit or supernatural being in Slavic Mythology, associated with eclipses and bad weather, especially the destructive power of hail and thunderstorms on food-yielding crops. |
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| + | Because of their nature as spirits of hail and storms, Ale are capable of perceiving oncoming changes in weather with keen psychic accuracy. They can sense when phenomena of the sky will begin, how intense they will be, how long they will last and what areas they will hit. Using this sense, and their myriad abilities, they travel to make good weather bad, as well as make bad weather worse. |
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==Applications== |
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Revision as of 19:03, 3 January 2013
Ability to use the abilities of an Ala. Variation of Mythic Physiology, Spirit Physiology and Demonic Physiology.
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Capabilities
User with this ability either is or can transform into a Ala (Hala; plural: Ale, Hali), a female spirit or supernatural being in Slavic Mythology, associated with eclipses and bad weather, especially the destructive power of hail and thunderstorms on food-yielding crops.
Because of their nature as spirits of hail and storms, Ale are capable of perceiving oncoming changes in weather with keen psychic accuracy. They can sense when phenomena of the sky will begin, how intense they will be, how long they will last and what areas they will hit. Using this sense, and their myriad abilities, they travel to make good weather bad, as well as make bad weather worse.