Legacy Power: The Eye of Inevitability

The Occultist laughed and stopped. Lifting his eyepatch revealing a beautiful carved marble eye.

"Don't look away, I can tell you things you couldn't possibly imagine."

The eye began to shake wildly, darting from side to side, seeking.

"Though they always say... show, don't tell"

There was a blinding flash, images flooded my mind.

It was me, lying still on the floor. I was viewing my death, inevitable, instant, overwhelming.

A 1 Gift Traumatize Power used by Oliver Mills, created by Hawful.

Description

The Occultist lifts his eyepatch to reveal a carved marble eye seeking the environment wildly. The eye of Philip of Macedon. Lost during the siege of Methone, as predicted by the Oracle of Delphi. A small fraction of the Oracle's power lies within this representation, cursing those who look upon it with visions of their demise.

System

Costs one Oracle's damnation to activate. You must make a contested mind roll against your target unless they are incapacitated, in which case you can assume no resistance. If you succeed, the target receives a new instability of the GM's choice. This instability may be removed through therapy as normal.

Enhancements

  • Mind Doctor (You have some say over the nature of the Trauma caused)
  • Battery-operated (Instead of Exerting Mind to activate this Power, it has its own 3-point Source pool. The Source regenerates at the rate of one point per day and cannot be raised with Experience.)

    • None - The Oracles Damnation

Drawbacks

  • Unique Focus (This Power takes the form of a specific, unique item, which can be borrowed, lost, or stolen. You must use / wear this item as intended to use this Power.)
    • Focus - The Eye of Philip of Macedon
  • Focus (Using this Effect requires a specific kind of item.)
    • Object - Fake eye

Parameters

Range: 1 ( 20 feet )

Edit History

- July 16, 2020, 12:24 a.m. - New Cost: 1. Initial power creation

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