I wanted to see what components I could push, so I created the Traitor Incarnation Circe, who wreaked some havoc with the greeks. Somewhat abusable was that I could use pantheon components to cheaply hurt other greeks, as well as the Reflex component which I could use in reaction to an action I performed as Mithras.
oops, I used the wrong component for transforming - it is Transmorph not Shapeshifting… ugh, I don’t want to revert everything. I’ll change the names to the components I meant, CfJ or revert as you see fit.
and, BTW, I don’t think you abused anything. You spent an awful lot of quint doing that…
true, but now Circe is sitting there with these powers, ready to strike again for much cheaper.
I was planning a similar wave of terror once I got some Quint built up. I watched everything you did as it happened, and it all seemed legal to me. I was just hoping the whole time that no one would steal Mithras from you while you were Circe.
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by the way, I went with the more restrictive interpretation of the power limit discussed below - otherwise the damage to the greeks would have been A LOT worse.