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Domination grants the "Dominate Creature" ability, which, when used on a creature within one tile of the player, causes the player to assume complete control of them. While dominating a creature, the player can perform essentially any action they could normally do within their own body, such as manipulating the creature's inventory, utilizing any abilities they might have, spending points within their character sheet, etc. Additionally, the creature's normal faction reputation will still apply while it is being dominated. | Domination grants the "Dominate Creature" ability, which, when used on a creature within one tile of the player, causes the player to assume complete control of them. While dominating a creature, the player can perform essentially any action they could normally do within their own body, such as manipulating the creature's inventory, utilizing any abilities they might have, spending points within their character sheet, etc. Additionally, the creature's normal faction reputation will still apply while it is being dominated. | ||
Dominating a creature will leave the player's original body completely inert; it will not move or act on | Dominating a creature will leave the player's original body completely inert; it will not move or act on its own, and will remain that way until domination is broken. | ||
Control of a creature can be relinquished either willingly by using the "End Domination" ability while dominating a target, or due to domination being broken forcibly. This can happen if the player's original body takes damage or if the creature being dominated dies. Once the connection is broken, the player will assume control of their original body once again. | Control of a creature can be relinquished either willingly by using the "End Domination" ability while dominating a target, or due to domination being broken forcibly. This can happen if the player's original body takes damage or if the creature being dominated dies. Once the connection is broken, the player will assume control of their original body once again. | ||
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== Permanent Domination == | == Permanent Domination == | ||
Domination can be used to permanently take control of another creature, but only if that creature also has Domination. This can be performed by first dominating said creature, than using them to dominate your original body. The player must then wait for domination to be broken due to the duration running it's course. If the first domination ends before the second, the player will assume control of the creature permanently, and their original body will become AI-controlled, able to move and act on | Domination can be used to permanently take control of another creature, but only if that creature also has Domination. This can be performed by first dominating said creature, than using them to dominate your original body. The player must then wait for domination to be broken due to the duration running it's course. If the first domination ends before the second, the player will assume control of the creature permanently, and their original body will become AI-controlled, able to move and act on its own. Be warned - if you die in the creature's body, you will die permanently, unlike regular domination. This process can be repeated on your original body to assume control of it once again. | ||
== Advantages and Disadvantages == | == Advantages and Disadvantages == | ||
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