#CAVORITE SPHERE RESIN KIT MANUAL#
#CAVORITE SPHERE RESIN KIT UPGRADE#

If jewels are a part of it, then expect Power Crystals. If metal is part of it, then expect Elemental Crafting. No matter the type, if it's worn by a woman, expect Stripperifficness.

#CAVORITE SPHERE RESIN KIT UPGRADE#

Can sometimes be a form of Upgrade Artifact. When headwear has this effect, it's a Hat of Power. These are almost always magic, and can often be mixed and matched. Typically, they empower the part of the body on which they are worn, but they can also have peripheral effects gauntlets of super strength usually also reinforce the legs and back, for instance. Single articles of clothing that add powers are also common. These can often morph or reassemble themselves, and can be folded, stored and perhaps even machine washed. Moving out from there, we find the 'soft' super suit, based on some form of 'smart materials', nanotechnology, magic, or even living tissue. These are the most likely to be mass-produced in a Sci Fi setting, as a souped-up space suit, hostile environment gear, or infantry body armor. These suits are hard, armored and inflexible, making them hard to wear under civvies or pack for trips. They may be controlled by positive feedback, responding to the operator's body movements to keep the pressure in the suit balanced, or they may use a mind interface, either wireless or cybernetically implanted. The most straightforward version of the super suit is ' Power(ed) Armor', a miniature Humongous Mecha-how's that for an oxymoron? These use some form of mechanical system, like artificial muscles, electric motors, or hydraulics to drive their actions. In this way, the suit is doing all the work, and the operator is simply pushing its actions from within. Normally, technological super suits surround the character completely, covering 100% of his skin, and are hermetically sealed. It provides a hero with a creamy center that bad guys can exploit, and provides a plausible reason for the Secret Identity to be vulnerable. It allows a mundane hero, closer to the common man than a mutant, alien, or cyborg. It allows an otherwise fragile Muggle whose only outstanding skill may be smarts to play with the big dogs. Having superpowers built into a magical or technological garment instead of inherent to a character is a common element of Superhero stories and other speculative fiction. The Phlebotinum is applied to a character's clothes instead of himself. PAGES WILL BE DELETED OTHERWISE IF THEY ARE MISSING BASIC MARKUP. DON'T MAKE PAGES MANUALLY UNLESS A TEMPLATE IS BROKEN, AND REPORT IT THAT IS THE CASE.

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#CAVORITE SPHERE RESIN KIT MANUAL#

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