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George Rozas
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Question: what power, without being regarded as OP, would be able to harm/defeat a slime creature? Take note, said slime creature does not really get hurt by blunt/sharp trauma, and can regenerate their mass easily. No part of their body is more important than any other part, so decapitation does nothing. It is immune to being frozen, extreme heat and acidic substances, plus cannot be gassed as it does not breathe. It subsists solely on drinking water, and needs no food, but can drink other liquids like blood as well.
And of course, it has human level intelligence.
Would an ability that imprisoned the target in earth or metal work, or would it be able to subsist on the water in the soil or air or tunnel out? How long does it take to starve without water, and could a water-ability user manipulate the water inside of the body ( NOT REMOVE IT )?
I guess those would be my first two choices.
Question: what power, without being regarded as OP, would be able to harm/defeat a slime creature? Take note, said slime creature does not really get hurt by blunt/sharp trauma, and can regenerate their mass easily. No part of their body is more important than any other part, so decapitation does nothing. It is immune to being frozen, extreme heat and acidic substances, plus cannot be gassed as it does not breathe. It subsists solely on drinking water, and needs no food, but can drink other liquids like blood as well.
And of course, it has human level intelligence.
Would an ability that imprisoned the target in earth or metal work, or would it be able to subsist on the water in the soil or air or tunnel out? How long does it take to starve without water, and could a water-ability user manipulate the water inside of the body ( NOT REMOVE IT )?
I guess those would be my first two choices.
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19-Jan-2016 20:55:09 - Last edited on 19-Jan-2016 21:01:30 by Westenev
I think we are going about this all wrong. Let's say that Biotics can also manipulate non-brain related functions, like moisture. Technos can overcharge an incineration ability to power through that mucus, and Eveyone else who is not a biotic or a techno should have radiation rounds and explosives to destroy them slugs.
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19-Jan-2016 22:01:03
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19-Jan-2016 22:08:14
I'm thinking of an ITV manual of some sort that could help you guys out with the lore and abilities and stuff.
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19-Jan-2016 22:09:36
Westenev
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Would an ability that imprisoned the target in earth or metal work, or would it be able to subsist on the water in the soil or air or tunnel out? How long does it take to starve without water, and could a water-ability user manipulate the water inside of the body ( NOT REMOVE IT )?
I guess those would be my first two choices.
I think George said it would take about the same amount of time as a human to "starve" without water. As for manipulation, I would imagine that it would fall under the same category as removal since, realistically, manipulating the water in another creature's body is just as difficult of a task as simply removing it outright.
But yeah, the whole trapping scheme, assuming you can trap it in an area that has no connection to anything with moisture content, seems like a pretty reasonable one to me as well (as I think I said, although who knows with my wonderful lack of social abilities). Done in by the dubious doings of destiny.
Would an ability that imprisoned the target in earth or metal work, or would it be able to subsist on the water in the soil or air or tunnel out? How long does it take to starve without water, and could a water-ability user manipulate the water inside of the body ( NOT REMOVE IT )?
I guess those would be my first two choices.
I think George said it would take about the same amount of time as a human to "starve" without water. As for manipulation, I would imagine that it would fall under the same category as removal since, realistically, manipulating the water in another creature's body is just as difficult of a task as simply removing it outright.
But yeah, the whole trapping scheme, assuming you can trap it in an area that has no connection to anything with moisture content, seems like a pretty reasonable one to me as well (as I think I said, although who knows with my wonderful lack of social abilities). Done in by the dubious doings of destiny.
19-Jan-2016 22:11:30
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