Official Move Approval III

[Paul Atreides]

Paul:
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So I am not sure how to create this, I assume it would be a move however.
Paul has "Voice". Think of it as a "these are not the droids you are looking for" kind of thing, though a bit more forceful. I was thinking of something like this?

Bene Gesserit Voice (300 OM)
By altering the tonal qualities of the voice, Paul can greatly influence others. This can only be used on characters who have a TEC score lower than or equal to Paul's. Voice can only be used for simple commands in combat, such as temporarily staying the hand of an opponent for a moment. It has diminishing returns and after a command or two the opponent will no longer be susceptible to it (conciser Paul's TEC 1 lower each time he uses it against the same opponent within the same thread/24 hours). It cannot be used to cause the user to harm themselves, directly control them ("walk over there and do 5 jumping jacks"), or effect them for more than a dozen seconds at best. It can be used to delay actions, make creatures already willing to take the suggested action do so ("You should kill him first. I'm much less a threat"), or if used subtlety nudge an opponent towards a course of action.

Thoughts?

Interesting deal you got here. I think It should be good to go... You'd need Telepathy for it; Debuff Proficiency, as well. And just as a note, due to the nature of those wacky ol' Omniphysics, it would only be able to effect people Paul can see or sense if you pick up Enhanced Senses. Aside from that...a few more details about how long/to what extent he can effect people and you'll be good to go.[/spoiler]

Hmm... ok. Paul has Foresight rather than enhanced senses and that's what is linked to the power rather than telepathy. I'd be willing to pick it up. I know I've got to pick up debuff for it.

I did have "It cannot be used to cause the user to harm themselves, directly control them ("walk over there and do 5 jumping jacks"), or effect them for more than a dozen seconds at best. It can be used to delay actions, make creatures already willing to take the suggested action do so ("You should kill him first. I'm much less a threat"), or if used subtlety nudge an opponent towards a course of action." in there. That should answer the time duration thing and some of the limits.