Equipment can also have various
special powers relating to its function. These powers can only be incorporated
into a piece of equipment. Otherwise, they function just like other powers.
- Alarm: Alerts the user when tampered with.
- Anti-Nullification: The equipment doubles its normal intensity when resisting Power Nullification.
- Anti-Theft: Causes its intensity in damage when tampered with.
- Automatic Return: Return on its own to a person or place.
- Automatic Summoning: Appears our of nowhere when the owner wills it.
- Autopilot: Can drive or fly itself.
- Backup Power: Auxiliary power source for when main power fails.
- Coded: Can be used only by those with the code.
- Collapsible: Can collapse down for easy storage or carrying.
- Commlink: Can communicate by radio waves or some other method.
- CPU: Has a computer's central processing unit for direction.
- ECM: Has electronic countermeasures against detection and targeting.
- EMP Protection: Has resistance to electromagnetic pulses.
- Firefighting: Quenches fires that occur in or outside the item.
- Homing System: Can locate objects by tracers.
- Lights: Can project light. You can incorporate Elemental Control (Light) for guidelines on light intensities.
- Loudspeaker: Allows the user to be heard clearly out to visual distance.
- Passenger Compartments: Can hold more than the user.
- Randomizer: Fires randomly at targets, negating Danger Sense.
- Remote Control: Can be operated from a distance.
- Sensor: Can track beyond its field of vision.
- Sentience: Can think for itself with an Intellect equal to its intensity.
- Speaker: Can speak on its own.
- Tractor Beam: Can pull or drag items with intensity Strength.
- Unbreakable: Can't be damaged, but damage can still pass through it.
- Irremovable: Can't be taken away, not even by the hero who uses it.
- Unstable Molecules: Adapts to a hero's superpowers and is unaffected by them.
- Worthiness: Requires a test before anyone can use it.
As usual, please feel free to discuss, critique and evaluate in the comments below.
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That list seems familiar... ;-)
And it should be, Steve. Compiled from some writings around the web about Marvel Saga (which was a very good RPG game, by the way), with slight (even if imperceptible) adds and retouches from the members of the game groups with which I play, it's just that - a compilation - to add food for thought.
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