u/Radiant-Ad-1976

Imagine that your most weakest oc suddenly gains the power to stand above all other OCs in terms of strength, power, skill, speed, hax, durability, resistance, etc.

They become so powerful to the point that no other being can contest to their strength, not even the original strongest beings of your settings (regardless of whether they are omnipotent or absolute force of cosmic order).

What do they do with this newfound power and how does the rest of the setting react to this sudden power imbalance?

This quirk allows the user to actively "reapply' any quirk-based effect upon their body that they have previously experienced.

The way it works is that once the user is affected by a quirk that induces some kind of esoteric effect besides damage, their body automatically "downloads" the data from the quirk and allows it to be reused at a later date.

Meaning if they get hit by Uraraka's quirk, they can reapply that effect on their body and use it to float or boost their jumps.

Or alternatively, they can reapply Recovery Girl's healing quirk on their body to recover from any injury.

They can also exercise a degree of control over hostile quirks as well, for example:

If they get affected by Shigaraki's Decay, they can later use it to remove hostile growths caused by another quirk without injuring their body.

Or if they get hit by a puppeteering quirk and choose to later reapply it, they can decide which ally can control their body.

This quirk does have some weaknesses as:

A) the user can only store 4 effects.

B) because their body automatically downloads the newest recent effect, the last effect is immediately removed.

C) quirks that have multiple different effects result in only the specific effect that was used to be captured on them.

(So if a quirk can induce various emotional reactions on a target, only the emotion applied on them gets stored).

D) once a user has used an effect three times, they lose the effect and need to reacquire it in order to use it.

(P.S: I don't want to call my quirk "Reapply")

So I just found out that Chaos Spawn are failed Daemon Princes that occur when a Chaos God gives their follower a little too much power causing the individual to become a savage beast that barely retains it's sanity.

However, I also found out that you could become a Chaos Spawn just being exposed to the Warp for the too long causing your body to develop too many mutations.

So that makes me wonder:

Could someone theoretically become a Daemon Prince of the Chaos Divided WITHOUT actually being blessed by any of the Warp Gods?

Of course, I imagine that such a thing would be HIGHLY improbable, but if possible, could you imagine if it actually happened to a lucky guardsman who got stranded in the Warp a little too long?

So in many fantasy settings, the term "Corruption" is usually used to describe a supernatural phenomena where something is forcefully twisted into a more powerful but evil and dangerous form, usually against the subject's will.

However, I came up with the idea of a "Reverse Corruption" where something inherently evil (or just morally neutral) is twisted into a powerful force of good against the original entity's nature.

For example:

Undead = Holy Revenants.

Demons = Angels.

Bandits/Criminals = Heroes/Paladins of Justice.

While traditionally the inverse of Corruption is usually Purification, but I don't think that name fits cause a being that was originally a force of evil is being converted into a force of good through a method of "Reverse Corruption".

Any ideas on what this phenomena should be called?

I'm trying to create a suitable weapon for one of my OCs but I can't seem to be able to come up with the "gun" aspect typically all other RWBY weapons.

Quick character background: she is a Schnee (Whitley's daughter) and a bird faunus with large grey wings as her primary trait. She possesses a "mutated" version of her family semblance as it allows her to convert humans into her summons.

(The Grimm no longer exist after Salem's defeat...also she's a little psychotic yandere)

I imagine her weapon "Macbeth" essentially resembles a large pizza cutter. One idea I had is that she could plant her glyphs onto the blade and launch them as projectiles but I feel like it's missing a gun-like aspect similar to Weiss' Myrtenaster.

Also I don't want to make a lame weapon similar to Fennec and Corsac that doesn't have any mechashift feature.

Any ideas or suggestions?

So I just had this dream where I meet Hakari and he tells me of this one Jujustu Sorcerer who looks eerily like Yu Haibara (Nanami's best friend from Jujutsu High) and he had one of the single worst CT ever known.

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Essentially, this guy could subconsciously summon hostile shikigami that specifically target him and only him. He didn't even have control over his shikigami or his technique, they just manifest whenever his emotions start running high.

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He summoned 3 different shikigami in my dreams.

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A pitch black evil slime that sealed of his escape path when he got cornered by Hakari and Nanami (they two got into a fight for some reason).

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A large anaconda that physically restrained him and prevented him from moving.

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And lastly a single, wolf shikigami similar to Megumi's divine dogs that proceeded to maul him and sent him to the hospital.

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I understand why Hakari why laughing so much when talking about him.

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Through sheer cosmic coincidence, you're been chosen to ascend to godhood. You just had a collection of very special traits and we're lucky enough to be chosen by the cosmos.

You're essentially being converted into an eldritch equivalent of a Greek or Norse God such as Thor, Hades, Zeus or Odin from their mythological stories.

You are immensely powerful though your abilities are tailored to your one primary domain and two secondary domains which you are decently efficient in.

For example: if your primary domain is war, you can cause sudden strife amongst civilisations leading to wars between countries, you can summon an army of loyal soldiers, you can create the most powerful weapons of mass destruction.

Meanwhile, if your secondary domains is something like farming then you can produce bountiful harvests or cause famine. You're pretty strong with it though not as versatile as your primary domain.

You also receive the opportunity to design your new true divine form, which shall reflect your nature and domains. You may take any form afterwards but all of your future forms will contain elements of your true form.

Lastly.

You are given option to create your own planet with it's own life, civilisation and ecosystem. Or you can scower the cosmos and interact with distant alien civilizations.

So, what would you do?

So I just got the idea for a particularly fun "Warlock" character.

The idea is that despite what it may seem like the character is NOT a true Warlock but more akin to a Wizard or perhaps Sorcerer.

Instead of selling their soul to a patron in-exchange for magical abilities, the Warlock instead keeps ownership over their soul and instead uses "public domain spells".

Essentially the way it works is that occasionally a Patron would "generously" leave behind some spells that can be permanently and freely acquired by any mortal without having to make a proper pact.

The goal is that these spells serve as a "free trial" to the Patron's power and over time the caster usually becomes tempted by the power to the point they naturally offer themselves to the Patron in order to get more power.

But often there exists a wise and frugal set of people who just go around collecting all the freebie Warlock spells that these entities leave behind to become a decently effective caster.

What do you think?