11-29-2015, 04:42 PM
Athena Myaló Wrote:So there's something pretty big I want to do in my next post, but I think Athena will need a Super Move to pull it off. My question is, can an Attack Super Move be counted as such even though it does not physically harm the target(s)? (Something like temporary paralysis, for example, although that's not quite what I have in mind.)
If the move does no damage but grants you an advantage and is not defensive, it'd be a Utility Super Move. Paralysis would fall under this umbrella.
Athena Myaló Wrote:Oh, and Super Moves, like regular moves, require Proficiencies and Powers, right? (For example, a Super Move that affects several people would require Area Attack?)
Yes to the proficiency question, though I do want to clarify that you can't attack more than one target with a Super. If this is just for a personal storyline and you want to use if for flavor that's fine, though. Just be sure to note that if you're in a fight or a saga, they're single-target attacks. If you wanted to hit a bunch of targets in a fight you could consider making it a regular move with heavy drawbacks.
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