Power

Move

Description

The user may spend a Force point (◑) to move one object of silhouette 0 that is within short range up to [their] maximum range. The default maximum range is short range. The user may not activate this multiple times.

Upgrade	Effect
Magnitude	Spend a Force point (◑) to increase the number of targets affected by an amount equal to the number of Magnitude upgrades purchased. The user may activate this multiple times, increasing the number of targets by this number each time. However, remember that the user must still spend Force points to activate the power's actual effects.
Range	Spend a Force point (◑) to increase the maximum range at which the user can move objects by a number of range bands equal to the number of Range upgrades purchased. The user may activate this multiple times, increasing the range by this number each time. However, remember the user must still spend Force points to activate the power's actual effects.
Strength	Spend a Force point (◑) to increase the maximum silhouette of objects a character can move by a number equal to the number of Strength upgrades purchased. The user may activate this multiple times, increasing the silhouette of the objects [they] can move by this number each time.
Control	The user gains the ability to move objects fast enough so as to be both difficult to dodge and capable of inflicting damage. Resulting impacts deal damage to both the target and the object being moved. The user makes a Force power check and rolls a ranged attack as part of the pool. (This attack uses the Discipline skill.)[1] The attack's difficulty is equal to the silhouette of the object being thrown instead of the normal difficulty for ranged attacks, and only succeeds if the user can also spend enough Force points (◑) to move the object. Silhouette 0 objects deal 5 damage, while other objects deal damage equal to ten times their silhouette. The number of targets affected by a single object is up to the GM, but in general, a single object should only affect a single target, unless the object is particularly large. If the player wants to use multiple objects to hit multiple targets, [they] may do so by using the rules for hitting multiple targets with the Auto-fire quality. This attack follows all the rules for ranged attacks, including ranged defense and aiming.
Control	The user gains the ability to pull objects off secure mountings or from an opponent's grasp.