| Display title | Death-Activated Superpower |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Winning the Superpower Lottery is a good thing, right? Well, unless you're Blessed with Suck or Cursed with Awesome. But, what happens when you're a Differently-Powered Individual whose powers only activate upon your death? Kind of a downer, huh? Well, depending on whether permanent death is in your setting, or not so permanent, it can range from bad to downright awful. Fortunately (for the persons possessing these powers), permanent death is a minority regarding this trope. But if it is permanent, it obviously won't be a useful power during their lifetime, so the real question is: what does it mean for the rest of the world? |