Essence of theBorrowed Power User
byTyrant_Of_The_Void
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AI summary
Gives you an above-peak body for your species, customisable within reason, and unparalleled charisma capable of convincing an eldritch being with no reason to give you anything to hand over a piece of its power — or occasionally all of it. You can make contracts which, once signed, let you borrow the other party's strength, skills and powers, with the extent determined by the contract and what they are willing to give, and you can bargain with anything at all, including non-sentient things and concepts themselves, which are granted the capacity to bargain if they lacked it — a rat understanding the terms, a concept comprehending the words — while suffering none of the drawbacks a borrowed power might carry unless the drawback is intrinsic to how it works, such as needing sunlight for a sunlight-based attack. You can also contact a being you have contracted with to request a Direct Contract granting you all their powers, strengths and skills — and you can make infinite contracts without ever harming yourself, though jealousy among your contractees is not covered.
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Effects
7You gain an above peak body of your species that you can customize as you like, as long as it is within reasonable boundaries for your species.
You gain unparalleled charisma, able to convince an Eldritch Being who has no reason to offer you anything to give you a piece of their power, and in some rare cases, all their power.
You gain the ability to make ‘contracts’, which once signed by another party allows you to borrow their strength, skills, and powers. The amount of strength, skills, and powers are determined by the contract and what the contractee wishes to give you.
You can bargain with anything, including non-sentient things, and concepts themselves. If they didn’t have the capacity to bargain before, they’ll be given the capacity to bargain (A rat understanding the terms of the contract, and the words on it, the concept of flames becoming sapient, etc).
You do not gain any possible drawbacks to the powers you borrow if there are any, unless it was something needed for the power to work in the first place (Needing Sunlight for a Sunlight related attack.).
You can also directly contact the being you had contracted with, and ask for a Direct Contract, which would allow you to use all the powers, strengths, and skills of the being.
You can make an infinite amount of contracts, and it’ll never hurt you. Jealousy of the beings you contracted isn’t considered a part of this boon, so watch out for those.
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