Skills from Coyote the Trickster

[Mark Rand]

People often dress as superheroes and villains at comic book conventions.  Coyote the Trickster gifted a number of people the skills of the characters they were costumed as and watched the fun.

[Stanley Teriaca]

And...of course this is considered Dark Champions how? Sure if your dressed as someone non powered, he will give people skills based upon the character, but if that character has powers...

[Mark Rand]

56 minutes ago, Stanley Teriaca said:

And...of course this is considered Dark Champions how? Sure if your dressed as someone non powered, he will give people skills based upon the character, but if that character has powers...

It might depend on what those powers are.  An increase in characteristics or sensory abilities would, probably, be okay.

[Lord Liaden]

Daredevil, Iron Fist, Squirrel Girl... There are some characters with powers that are technically superhuman, but still count as street-level.

[Mark Rand]

A high school senior and multi-sport athlete (cross-country, swimming, and track) dressed as Lynda Carter's version of Wonder Woman got some of her heroine's abilities.

 

Edit: She could've also gone as Wonder Girl/Drusilla from the same series.

Edited July 14, 2024 by Mark Rand

[Mark Rand]

People dressed as characters with cat burglar skills, including spies and private detectives, could get those skills.

[Stanley T]

On 8/6/2024 at 10:39 AM, Mark Rand said:

People dressed as characters with cat burglar skills, including spies and private detectives, could get those skills.

That is true. But those skills in such worlds of fiction become excuses for powers in themselves. Invisibility is Invisibility, regardless of if it is because of a magic spell or because he is a super ninja.