User:Horrorman/Mass devotion - Revision history

imported>Horrorman at 12:54, 10 March 2009

2009-03-10T12:54:36Z

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	===Limits===		===Limits===
	The ability allows the user to force people to commit their every thought and action to the user similar to person fanatically devoted to a god.		The ability allows the user to force people to commit their every thought and action to the user similar to a person fanatically devoted to a god.

	When [[User:Horrorman\|Horrorman]] first acquired the ability, it was latent with everyone around him flocking and begging to serve him. After gaining some perspective with the ability, Horrorman decided to make the ability [[User:Horrorman/Ability deactivation\|inactive]] due to the ultimate desire by the user to completely abuse the ability, taking away people's free will.		When [[User:Horrorman\|Horrorman]] first acquired the ability, it was latent with everyone around him flocking and begging to serve him. After gaining some perspective with the ability, Horrorman decided to make the ability [[User:Horrorman/Ability deactivation\|inactive]] due to the ultimate desire by the user to completely abuse the ability, taking away people's free will.

imported>Horrorman at 16:47, 18 February 2009

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	\| ability to = Place people under a form of mind control similar to devotion.		\| ability to = Place people under a form of mind control similar to devotion.
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	The ability allows the user to force people to commit their every thought and action to the user similar to person fanatically devoted to a god.		The ability allows the user to force people to commit their every thought and action to the user similar to person fanatically devoted to a god.

	When [[User:Horrorman\|Horrorman]] first acquired the ability, it was latent with everyone around him flocking and begging to serve him. After gaining some perspective with the ability, Horrorman decided to make the ability inactive due to the ultimate desire by the user to completely abuse the ability, taking away people's free will.		When [[User:Horrorman\|Horrorman]] first acquired the ability, it was latent with everyone around him flocking and begging to serve him. After gaining some perspective with the ability, Horrorman decided to make the ability [[User:Horrorman/Ability deactivation\|inactive]] due to the ultimate desire by the user to completely abuse the ability, taking away people's free will.

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2009-02-18T16:21:51Z

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'''Mass devotion''' is the ability to use mind control to make people devoted to your every whim.

===Limits===
The ability allows the user to force people to commit their every thought and action to the user similar to person fanatically devoted to a god.

When [[User:Horrorman|Horrorman]] first acquired the ability, it was latent with everyone around him flocking and begging to serve him. After gaining some perspective with the ability, Horrorman decided to make the ability inactive due to the ultimate desire by the user to completely abuse the ability, taking away people's free will.