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| − | '''Power''' (Not to be confused with ''Energy'') is an abstract trait of an individual gauging their ability to make others follow their commands and do what they want. This is a key | + | '''Power''' (Not to be confused with ''Energy'') is an abstract trait of an individual gauging their ability to make others follow their commands and do what they want. This is a key trait of Leaders amoungst the [[Factions & Forces]] of the [[Brikverse]]. It can also be known as '''Meglomania'''. The Egos of great Leaders and Heroes cause forces much larger than themselves to bend and break. Entire campaigns are sometimes waged just because someone stole another's pants. Minifig Characters are ambitious and egotistical, and some are always looking for a way to have more of this abstract authority |
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| + | Power over underlings can be obtained by a number of means, including but not limited to | ||
| − | + | * Paying or otherwise rewarding them | |
| + | * Beating the hell out of them | ||
| + | * Bringing them the bragging rights and glory of defeating their enemies | ||
| + | * Using special abilities or artifakts to control them | ||
| + | * Impressing them with sheer badassery or in rare cases, lots of smarts. | ||
| + | * Creating a heirarchy by giving some underlings a little power over others. | ||
| + | * Overthrowing weak officers or leaders and taking their power from them. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:01, 28 June 2019
Power (Not to be confused with Energy) is an abstract trait of an individual gauging their ability to make others follow their commands and do what they want. This is a key trait of Leaders amoungst the Factions & Forces of the Brikverse. It can also be known as Meglomania. The Egos of great Leaders and Heroes cause forces much larger than themselves to bend and break. Entire campaigns are sometimes waged just because someone stole another's pants. Minifig Characters are ambitious and egotistical, and some are always looking for a way to have more of this abstract authority
Power over underlings can be obtained by a number of means, including but not limited to
- Paying or otherwise rewarding them
- Beating the hell out of them
- Bringing them the bragging rights and glory of defeating their enemies
- Using special abilities or artifakts to control them
- Impressing them with sheer badassery or in rare cases, lots of smarts.
- Creating a heirarchy by giving some underlings a little power over others.
- Overthrowing weak officers or leaders and taking their power from them.
