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Superpowers within a setting which all derive from a shared trait or discipline.
There are many ways for a person to gain super-powers, be it heredity, a [[Mass Super-Empowering Event]], a divine gift, or sometimes pure [[Randomly-Gifted|random chance]]. Whatever the explanation, there's more than one of you
* These powers are usually unique to individuals, but some can be common.
* A setting can have characters with [[One Person, One Power|one superpower]] or a [[Combo-Platter Powers|combo platter of powers]].
* Powers have rules, limitations, restrictions, etc., that act as [[Necessary Drawback|Necessary Drawbacks]].
Sure signs you're dealing with this kind of power-driven link are as follows:
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*Those with powers organise into factions, either by the nature of their powers, or ideology.
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