: Re: Electricity Manipulation Variations Trying to create a character with the ability to generate, and manipulate electricity. He's going to be an antihero. Saving people but killing the ones who inflict

Any ways that might occur to you would also have to be expected (by the reader) to occur to your character - if you were to do a lot of reading about electrical engineering and base your ideas on that, it would look strange if your character came up with the same ideas and hadn't done similar research.

Superhero powers are usually at least part metaphoric (invisibility giving stealth or the ability to go unnoticed, flight giving the ability to rise above the mundane), so the question I would ask is what electricity means to your character. This will give ways of using electricity that fit better with the character and the story.

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