Worship Inducement

Worship Inducement
In his own created universe, the Beyonder (Marvel Comics) became the be-all and end- all of the cosmos and organized all belief systems to be centered around him.
Power/Ability to:	Cause any sentient being to worship oneself.

The ability to cause any sentient/non-sentient being to worship oneself. Variation of Mental Inducement.

Also Called

• Reverence Inducement

Capabilities

The user can subjugate any sentient and non-sentient beings to their control through pure reverence for the user as they become completely willing to follow the user's will. Through the user's desires they are held as a figure that is held as a god, a messiah or a similar icon by his or her supporters who become willing to lay their lives down to protect and/or serve the user.

Applications

• Fanaticism Inducement
• Mental Inducement
  • Belief Inducement

Associations

• Authority
  • Submission
• Mental Inducement
• Prayer Empowerment
• Transcendent Physiology
• Worship Empowerment

Limitations

• May be limited to a certain range to work, including touch only.
• May be limited to certain number of targets at a time.
• Users of Indomitable Will/Psychic Shield (highly resistant) and Psychic Immunity (impervious).

Known Users

Television

• Graham Holt (The 4400)
• Jasmine (Angel)

Comics

• Gog (DC Comics)
• The Merciless (DC Comics)
• Goddess (Marvel Comics)
• The Beyonder (Marvel Comics)
• The Savior (Chaos! Comics)

Other

• SCP-2662 - cthulhu f'UCK OFF! (SCP Foundation)
• Don K. Ristmas Parker (Grindhouse and Watercolors); with his ruby
• The Dawn Machine (Fallen London/Sunless Sea)

Gallery

Using Ares's helmet The Merciless (DC Comics) was able to instill a massive urge to pray to him in others.

Gog (DC Comics)

Using the magical ruby in his rosary, Don K. Ristmas (Grindhouse and Watercolors) has amassed a cult that worships him like a god and follows him blindly.