theres actually an Xman character with that power.Being supernaturally boring. You're so forgettable that you can get away with fairly serious crimes because the witnesses can't remember any meaningful traits or reliably pick you of a lineup, but you're also doomed to forever be a wallflower at parties and terrible at dating.
you can summon guns, but you don't get ammoIt’s easy to come up with a bad ability like ‘the power to tell magnetic north whenever you stand on one leg and touch your thumbs together‘ but what about an ability that is just barely better then just giving an average guy a gun or sword?
very strong. Why? Steroids, and basically any other fantasy potion that has a detriment but with an upside. After all, the detriment is "poison" while the positive Is "medicine"The ability to not be poisoned
The ability to take over someone's body for 5 seconds, but then your body is unconscious when you do.I’ve seen plenty of discussions on bad or the worst abilities to give a character, but what are the barely passable ones like?
It’s easy to come up with a bad ability like ‘the power to tell magnetic north whenever you stand on one leg and touch your thumbs together‘ but what about an ability that is just barely better then just giving an average guy a gun or sword?
Asking because I genuinely don’t have any answers myself, but think the concept is interesting.
I think that depends on the form of invisibility. I always thought the mystery men were pretty good about it, with the invisible boy only being invisible when no one looks at him.As for invisibility, besides eye-powers that can see through your invisibility, another good limiter (or counter) would be reflective surfaces, like mirrors. It's the opposite of vampires that have no reflections in mirrors. Mirrors are said to reveal the truth, so if you're using invisibility, try not to look directly into any mirrors, because if you catch your own reflection, you dispel your own invisibility.
Interesting.I think that depends on the form of invisibility. I always thought the mystery men were pretty good about it, with the invisible boy only being invisible when no one looks at him.
An example of major downsides to being invisible could be that you become blind as to be invisible, light can never touch you, and you need light to hit the back of your eye to be able to see