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Sometimes characters get [[Role-Playing Game|stronger by]] [[Tabletop RPG|leveling up]]. Other times they have to [[Training from Hell|train under hard conditions]] to [[Took a Level in Badass|take a level in Badass]]. But there are times the character only needs to defeat his opponent and he'll get a boost to his strength, getting this way powers related to his enemy. There are some ways this can happen: |
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* The character has an ability that lets him copy the powers of anyone he defeats. He doesn't need to kill his opponent (though that's what usually happens); just defeating his enemy will grant him any power his opponent had. He doesn't [[Power Parasite|steal the power]] outright; he merely copies it. |
* The character has an ability that lets him copy the powers of anyone he defeats. He doesn't need to kill his opponent (though that's what usually happens); just defeating his enemy will grant him any power his opponent had. He doesn't [[Power Parasite|steal the power]] outright; he merely copies it. |
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* The character learns an ability or special move (normally one exact to one his opponent had) after the match, or he may get an object that lets him use or learn the technique. |
* The character learns an ability or special move (normally one exact to one his opponent had) after the match, or he may get an object that lets him use or learn the technique. |
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