Manny Explains- Recessive Abilities (Extra)
3 of 3 worldbuilding updates, this time about Recessive Abilities
(Be sure to check out the other two!)
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You know what, Noodle arms looks really sad, but I feel like they’d give the best hugs.
Yeah I mean…once they get the painkillers going and there’s still a window where the arms are still noodles before they get back to normal
It’s happened multiple times and every Medical Cat has had at least one experience with it, one of their funnier experiences
Does toxic change the nature of primary to secondary in a good way. Or just is such a strong dominant ability its given such a careful matter of control?
When it’s Secondary it’s always a bad response, like intensified backlash and all that.
Not that it’s impossible to work with, it’s kinda like a chronic pain thing that you just gotta deal with
Ah, you answer that in the powers tab above, so no worries. And Cite an example with Toxic/Fire.
So its a very interesting point of their listing with toxics. Does that toxic primary mean that you can work with other toxics without worry? or that same friendly fire potential exists?
The former thing, they have burning toxins/poisons as their ability (not to mention minor flames) and a buffed resistance to toxins in general
Oh great. I got Shapeshift/Toxic…
I don’t think Backlash has been mentioned yet.
From what I’ve read of this, the Toxic recessive effect on Shapeshift probably means that shapeshifting will hurt, and whatever you turn into will look distorted. And probably be somewhat poisonous to touch.
YEah pretty much 😀
Question, is it possible in rare cases to use a toxic recessive in a constructive way, or is it automatically a bad thing? Like, could there be something like a shapeshift/toxic cat who can only turn into poisonous animals, or has their venom enhanced?