Theory:Spontaneous combustion - Revision history

imported>PJDEP: In "Boom" Noah says quite clearly to Meredith, "[Amanda]'s not like you". Meredith was a pyrokinetic

2010-03-04T03:02:01Z

In "Boom" Noah says quite clearly to Meredith, "[Amanda]'s not like you". Meredith was a pyrokinetic

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imported>PJDEP: In "Boom" Noah says quite clearly to Meredith, "[Amanda]'s not like you". Meredith was a pyrokinetic

2010-03-04T03:02:01Z

In "Boom" Noah says quite clearly to Meredith, "[Amanda]'s not like you". Meredith was a pyrokinetic

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	\| Spontaneous combustion is effective against evolved humans with [[pyrokinesis]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Spontaneous combustion seems to make living things [[:Image:Burnt dog.jpg\|blow themselves apart]] in addition to setting them on fire. Immunity to heat might not save them from that.<br />		\| Spontaneous combustion is effective against evolved humans with [[pyrokinesis]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Spontaneous combustion seems to make living things [[:Image:Burnt dog.jpg\|blow themselves apart]] in addition to setting them on fire. Immunity to heat might not save them from that.<br />
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	\| This power is really just pyrokinesis. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} both pyrokinesis and spontanious combustion work by creating fire. the only difference is that spontanious combustion can only create fire, not control it.<br />
	:{{minus}} it can't be pyrokinesis unless it can create and control fire.<br />
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imported>Tsl3161991 at 02:57, 4 March 2010

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	\| Spontaneous combustion is effective against evolved humans with [[pyrokinesis]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Spontaneous combustion seems to make living things [[:Image:Burnt dog.jpg\|blow themselves apart]] in addition to setting them on fire. Immunity to heat might not save them from that.<br />		\| Spontaneous combustion is effective against evolved humans with [[pyrokinesis]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Spontaneous combustion seems to make living things [[:Image:Burnt dog.jpg\|blow themselves apart]] in addition to setting them on fire. Immunity to heat might not save them from that.<br />
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			\| This power is really just pyrokinesis. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} both pyrokinesis and spontanious combustion work by creating fire. the only difference is that spontanious combustion can only create fire, not control it.<br />
			:{{minus}} it can't be pyrokinesis unless it can create and control fire.<br />
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imported>Intuitive Empath: Theory:Spontaneous Combustion moved to Theory:Spontaneous combustion: caps

2009-11-22T19:27:35Z

Theory:Spontaneous Combustion moved to Theory:Spontaneous combustion: caps

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imported>Intuitive Empath at 19:27, 22 November 2009

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	\| [[Spontaneous combustion]] works by rapidly accelerating molecular motion. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} As substances heat up, their molecular vibration accelerates. If an object's molecular structure was sufficiently 'sped up', it would burst into flames.<br />		\| [[Spontaneous combustion]] works by rapidly accelerating molecular motion. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} As substances heat up, their molecular vibration accelerates. If an object's molecular structure was sufficiently 'sped up', it would burst into flames.<br />
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	\| Spontaneous combustion is effective against evolved humans with [[pyrokinesis]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Spontaneous combustion seems to make living things [[:Image: Burnt dog.jpg\|blow themselves apart]] in addition to setting them on fire. Immunity to heat might not save them from that.<br />		\| Spontaneous combustion is effective against evolved humans with [[pyrokinesis]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Spontaneous combustion seems to make living things [[:Image:Burnt dog.jpg\|blow themselves apart]] in addition to setting them on fire. Immunity to heat might not save them from that.<br />
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imported>D and d 123: Spontaneous combustion accelerates molecules + Spontaneous combustion can defeat pyrokinetics

2009-11-22T01:15:56Z

Spontaneous combustion accelerates molecules + Spontaneous combustion can defeat pyrokinetics

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| [[Spontaneous combustion]] works by rapidly accelerating molecular motion. || None. || {{plus}} As substances heat up, their molecular vibration accelerates. If an object's molecular structure was sufficiently 'sped up', it would burst into flames.<br />
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| Spontaneous combustion is effective against evolved humans with [[pyrokinesis]]. || None. || {{plus}} Spontaneous combustion seems to make living things [[:Image: Burnt dog.jpg|blow themselves apart]] in addition to setting them on fire. Immunity to heat might not save them from that.<br />
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