Naiad Physiology

Naiad Physiology
The Naiads (Greco-Roman Mythology)
Power/Ability to:	Have the physical traits and abilities of a Naiad Nymph.

The power to possess or have traits of a Naiad Nymph. Variation of Nymph Physiology and River Deity Physiology. Not to be confused with Sea Nymph Physiology or Undine Physiology.

Also Called

• Naiad Mimicry
• Nymphs of Fresh Waters
• The Naiads

Capabilities

A user with this ability either is or can transform into a Naiad. They are nymphs and minor goddesses associated and presiding over fountains, wells, springs, streams, brooks and other bodies of freshwater.

Naiads were often the object of archaic local cults, worshipped as essential to humans. They also could be very dangerous and known for their tempers if crossed; drowning, greatly harm and even kill others that didn't appease them.

Applications

• Dark Heart (possibility)
• Divinity (if a goddess, minor status)
  • Deity Soul
  • Divine/Water Aura
• Nymph Physiology (nymphs of fresh waters)
  • Ecological Empathy
  • Enhanced Condition
    • Enhanced Strength (Naiads are strong enough to pull full-grown mortals into their waters to drown them and hold them there.)
  • Environmental Adaptation
  • Indomitable Sexuality
  • Nature Unity
  • Personal Domain
  • Semi-Immortality/Immortality
  • Supernatural Beauty
  • Zoolingualism
• Water Embodiment (minor status, fresh waters)
  • Hydroportation
  • Lake/River Manipulation
    • Animal Imitation/Animal Morphing (varies; animals dwelling on lakes, rivers and fresh waters)
    • Plant Manipulation
  • Water Generation
    • Esoteric Water Generation
    • Tidal Wave Generation
  • Water Manipulation
    • Drowning
    • Esoteric Water Manipulation
      • Spiritual Water/Pure Water Manipulation
      • Water Energy Manipulation
      • Water Purification
    • Flood Creation
    • Water Boundary
    • Water Defense
  • Water Mimicry
  • Water Walking
  • Wetland Manipulation

Associations

• Greek Deity Physiology
  • Daimon Physiology
  • Roman Deity Physiology
• Nature Spirit Physiology
• Spirit Physiology
• Water Deity Physiology
  • River Deity Physiology

Limitations

• Deity Consumption/Divine Power Immunity/Divine Slayer/Divine Power Absorption/Divine Power Negation

Known Users

• Water Nymphs (Adventure Time)
• Water Nymphs (American Dragon: Jake Long)
• Naiads (The Chronicles of Narnia)
• Naiads (Dungeons and Dragons)
• The Naiads (Greco-Roman Mythology)
  • Daphne
  • Glaucia
  • Io
  • Lethe
  • Liriope
  • Minthe
  • Styx
• Naiads (Grimm)
• Naiads (The Gryphon Chronicles)
  • Captain Lydia Brackwater
• Naiads (Legend of Equestria)
• Minthe (Lore Olympus)
• Ismenie (The Magicians)
• Water Nymph (Moomin)
• Naiads (Pathfinder)
• Naiads (Stariel)
• Water Nymphs (Tales of the Frog Princess)
• Pamisa (Titan Quest 2)

Gallery

Naiads lure Hylas underwater (Greco-Roman Mythology)

Water Nymphs (Adventure Time)

Nymph (American Dragon)

Naiad (Legends of Equestria)

Naiad (Dungeons & Dragons)

Naiad (Pathfinder)

Naiad Queen (Pathfinder), powerful naiads personifying and protecting entire lake and river systems