Snow Attacks

The ability to release/use snow to various attacks. Sub-power of Snow Manipulation. Variation of Ice Attacks.

Also Called[]

Frigokinetic Attacks
Snow Projection

Capabilities[]

The user can release/use snow to attacks of various shapes and/or intensities, either projected, used as a part of melee attacks, etc.

Applications[]

Expanding Snow Bolts: Project snow that expands rapidly on contact with an object.
Formulated Snow Blasts: Release blasts of snow in a form of a creature or object.
Hand Blasts: Release snow blasts from hands.
Hidden Attacks: Channel attacks through a medium.
Snow Ball Projection: Create and launch spheres of snow.
Snow Beam Emission: Release beams of snow.
Snow Blast: Release snow over a specific target area.
Snow Bolt Projection: Release low powered projectiles of snow.
Snow Bomb Generation: Create bombs/explosions of snow.
Snow Breath: Discharge snow blasts from mouth.
Snow Bullet Projection: Fire in short sequence over a wide area.
Snow Cutting: Use snow to cut opponents.
Snow Infusion: Empower and energize anything touched or used (usually a weapon) with snow.
Snow Pillar Projection: Project snow pillars.
Snow Spike Projection: Project snow spikes.
Snow Vision: Emit snow from one's eyes.
Snow Vortex Creation: Create spiral/vortex of snow.
Snow Wave Emission: Send out a wave of snow that repels everything.
Missile Generation: Create missiles of snow.
Omnidirectional Snow Waves: Send out a wave of snow in all directions.
Reflective Attacks: Release attacks of snow that can bounce off of any surface.
Scatter Shot: Release snow blasts that split into multiple fragments.
Sword Beam Emission: Release snow blasts from swords and other such bladed weapons.
Wave Motion Blast: Launch a massive wave of snow.
Zap: A tiny short release of snow to cause pain or discomfort, usually too low-powered to be destructive.

Associations[]

Limitations[]

As with all low-temperature abilities, snow is affected by fire/heat based abilities.
Users may require outside source of snow to create a blasts.
Users may not be immune to effects of own blast.
Firing may be involuntary reaction, or released in constant stream.
Users will be exhausted when too much energy is used.
Users may be over-charged/wounded if too much energy is used at once.
Users need control to avoid unnecessary destruction.