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   What is an example of an elemental power?

   • Examples of Elemental Powers in literature. Air Awakens: The magic system is based on elemental Affinities, so there are Firebearers, Waterwalkers, Groundbreakers and Windwalkers, each having power over one element. Alterien: Alteriens can absorb, convert, and expel energy to astounding degrees. It is their primary ability.

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   What are elemental powers?

   • This may also involve the ability to summon or create Elemental Embodiments, living manifestations of the elements themselves. Most settings that make use of Functional Magic will inevitably have elemental spells or magic. Because of this, Elemental Powers is one major class of the Stock RPG Spells .

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   What is the subtrope of personality power?

   • Subtrope of Personality Powers. Compare Four-Temperament Ensemble with the historical associations of classical elements and temperaments. Contrast Power Stereotype Flip if the personalities are opposite of their associated element. The four types of elementals who reside in Elemental City are Air, Earth, Water, and Fire.

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   What powers can a character have a subtrope?

   • Here's a list of the most common, all of which are Sub Tropes ( examples of a character who can only make use of a single one these powers should be troped under that specific subtrope ): Those with these powers may also have the ability of Elemental Absorption, i.e. being able to absorb the element they have control over.

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   Elemental Armor: A person uses their Elemental Powers to create Instant Armor. Elemental Baggage: Elemental Powers require their element to be present. Elemental Barrier: Protective barriers made using Elemental Powers. Elemental Dragon: Dragons that have elemental powers or a visible elemental theme.

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   Examples of Elemental Powers in Anime and Manga. Examples: In Air Gear, all the top riders are called Kings (or Queen depending on gender obviously) and these guys' skills are all based on the air element, but for certain (shonen manga) purposes these are different elements: Wind King (Wind), Flame King (Fire/Time), Thunder King (Lightning/Ice ...

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   Elemental Powers: The natural elements as super powers or magical abilities. Elemental Variation : A creature is themed around an element. Fire, Ice, Lightning : Three core magic elements in a setting are fire , ice and lightning .

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   A page for describing Analysis: Elemental Powers. Western ElementsThe four classical Western elements — Fire, Earth, Air and Water — came about …

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   In fiction, different types of Elemental Powers and Elemental Motifs are often linked to specific personalities. These associations are often derived from perceived qualities in the element or substance, which are then mirrored in a character's personality.

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   Elemental Powers. Basic Trope: Superpowers or magic abilities to summon and control the elemental forces of nature. Straight: All the mages in the setting wield one of the four classical elements: wind, water, earth or fire. Exaggerated: ...Not to mention lightning, darkness, light, gravity, or poison, among others.

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    Examples of Elemental Powers in literature. Air Awakens: The magic system is based on elemental Affinities, so there are Firebearers, Waterwalkers, Groundbreakers and Windwalkers, each having power over one element. Alterien: Alteriens can absorb, convert, and expel energy to astounding degrees.