#power creation

[jamie-mun]

Power creation #1

Character: Mortarion (40K)

Power style: Domain Expansion

Domain Style: Lethal Domain.

Domain Name: Garden of Eternal Rot

This Domain allows Mortarion to summon anyone caught in it into a domain similar to Nurgles Garden. There are 2 areas inside this domain, the land and the water. The water is muddy, thick water that is incredibly hard to walk around in. The land is covered in rotting flesh and Fauna. There are buzzing flies and mosquitoes everywhere along with a disgusting smell.

The Sure Hit Effect is the ability to Infect targets with Disease. What Disease is based on Mortarions will at the time. He can creat infections ranging from something similer to allergies to a flesh eating Virus.

Verse specific Buffs: Due to Mortarion being a Daemon Primarch his Domain changes the closer to the Eye of Terror. The strength and how many times he can use it increases the closer to the Eye it gets. If used in the warp it acts as if they were in Nurgles Garden itself.

If anyone has comments on this domain or charecters/power systems they would like to see please let me know. I am more then happy to include them!

[objectbouquet]

power creation デザイン変身ピルケース［きりりと生きるバリバリボン］

[objectbouquet]

power creation デザインカードケース［背けないハートのペダル］

[intermulti]

Laurie W, Assignment 8.2

Indeed, the diverse social formations that made up the U.S. student movements suggests that the academy is not simply an entity that socializes people into the ideologies of political economy. In many ways, those movements point to an institution that socializes state and capital into emergent articulations of difference. Framed as such, the anti racist and feminist movements and the changes that they inspired in the American academy constitute a history that compels us to once again think the limits of economic narratives in theorizations of power. P.9 Roderick Ferguson, Affirmative Actions of Power In this quote, Ferguson is making a connection between power creation and political and educational economy. Before he makes the above statement, he explores the history leading to the emergence of ethnic and women's studies, their revolt against exclusion and regulation, and their ultimate inclusion/power gain. In terms of political and educational economy, this translated to the academy producing those transformations as interdisciplines. He goes on to explain that though minoritized voices have gained legitimacy within the institution, they are still regulated, as demonstrated by the opening example of the article, Piper's Self Portrait 2000.