What is the power system or power up object in your comic?

[Chocolate]

My comic power system is using pressure points and meditation to bring forth inner strength! :3

[BLTX]

Within The Dreamscape, the host (human who posses that particular dreamscape) when inside can manipulate jallanecks, a "material;" that makes up The Dreamscape, and everything in it to do all sorts of things, like make themselves stronger, give themselves weapons (or other items), heal, and many other things that.. you never really get to see, but the possibilities are essentially endless.

The inhabitants can also use it to create technologies, but can't manipulate in the same way the host can.

[UnTalAugustus]

I love power systems!
Mine's named Ánima Corporea (Corporeal Soul). It represents the soul of the user trough the form of an animal. They're all unique and so are the power they give to their user.
There still are some things in common between them, like their incapacity to interact with physical objects and not being visible to people without an Ánima themselves (under normal circumstances).

The users have three states:

Early Riser: (when they first unlock it) They're in a state of high adrenaline, where their emotions are strong and their rational thinking is really low. They tend to commit crimes in this state.

Repentant: (after their "adrenaline rush" ends) The Ánima actually becomes weaker. This one only happens if the user commited acts in the previous state that they feel guilty of.

Wakeful: (after an impactful event) This one is not yet explained in the comic, but it basically allows the user to have full control of their Ánima manifestation, allowing them to separate themselves among various other things (before, the Ánima manifested itself like it had it's own mind)

[ThunderChicken]

I don’t know if it counts, but my Shapeshifter novel has different classes:

Common Shapeshifter: Can change into a bird or a mammal. While in bird or mammal form they can use that animal’s senses/powers, such as enhanced vision, strong sense of smell, strength, etc. Can cloak (make themselves invisible) from humans but not other shapeshifters. Long lived (350-400 years). Hard to injure, immune to almost all human illnesses.

Elder: In old times this meant old shapeshifters who have honed their limited magic. More recently it has been expanded to include younger shifters who show proficiency in modern technologies as well. Elders are members of the council that governs the colonies and manage security, healing, and other duties.

Royalty: not like human royalty. Royal shifters are more like royalty in the natural world ( IE a queen ant is bigger, stronger, more powerful than regular ants), although they are the supreme leaders of the Shifters. Currently there are three known to exist in the world, and all three are “missing”. They have one bird form and two or three mammal forms they can take. They can use the skills/powers of their animal forms even while in human form. They can cloak from humans and other shifters but not each other. They have other magical powers as well, including the ability to compel otters to do their bidding. They also have enhanced healing skills and live longer than common shifters (typically 450-550 years).

Dunamis: this extremely rare and extraordinarily powerful class of shifter has unlimited bird and mammal forms and can even form hybrids (a winged lion, for example). They have strong magical abilities and can even create new royalty from a common shifter (indeed this is one of their primary purposes, they are created when a “great reset” is required to restore strength to the Shifter society). Only three or four have ever been known to have existed and the last one died off over 4500 years ago. Some say we’re due for a new one…

[bronte448]

System? What system?
I usually try to follow the combat system of the games I do comics for, but this whole "taking turns" schtick is just out the window. I have not organized any of my magic stuff in Hopetale (or Shatterswap, but it follows similar rules.) It makes sense in my head, but I couldn't explain it in words to save my life.

[powerplantanimations]

In That Stick Figure Isekai it's literally the stick figure bodies you inhabit. The spirit will enter a body and have to deal with certain health problems.

• Quincy in his world has OCD. In the stick figure world, he has ADHD. Quincy also eats a lot in the stick figure world.
• Tizoc has high levels of anxiety. He was the first antagonist. I thought'd it be neat for him to summon a stand-like entity and bullying other stick figures.
• Eve has poor eye-sight and shakey hands (or stubs).
• Naota has alopecia. Nothing's really holding him back except for the fact.
• And Nikado is literally a perfect translation.
  

[Kuma]

Most likely Cibus.

A pink crystal that is mined, cut and polished, which serves as the focus for Arcane energies, allowing people with the talent to cast magic to actually cast spells.

Cibus serves as an amplifier for Vis, the magical energy the Arcanists learn how to channel. The Cibus Crystals are very carefully cut, polished and later the Arcanists carve complex spell formulas into the them, allowing them to only need basic chants to cast spells.

Recently a new application for Cibus has been discovered, as you can pulverize it and dissolve it water alongside other components to generate a sludge that can store and direct Vis. Basically they managed to bypass the need to channel Vis, having bottles loaded with charged Cibus Fluid.

This means that even regular humans can use spell-like effects, depending on how the liquid is applied and through which device. Plus it also serves as basic services, like for example public lighting, as the slurry of Cibus can be carried through conduit pipes and expand the effects of a single spell formula through a full network of pipes.

[SirCoockie]

GRAVITY alters pretty much every single part of your body to attract or manipulate surface objects, elements, and even our thoughts and the light itself. The effects it has depend on what kind of life the subject had and his inherent talents.

[ShidoDraws]

My comic doesn't really have a strong power system, it's more basic magic, like really basic magic. Not even wizard type magic, it's mostly magic that are performed by groups of people and if it's one person then it it used to assist others. The magic comes from the basic form of being able to maneuver nature without using any of your life force to perform such task. Yes, you can die from learning magic and because it is difficult and deadly it is only taught to people who are born with the ability to learn it.

Within this system there is a subsystem for the people called Gifted Children. They are people who has magic out of this world and can cast magic without worrying about their life force being used, and even with that they are still pretty killable. In fact, their magic is better off not being used to avoid danger and possibly death.

There is more stuff but that is all I will say for now.

[Umber]

Natino's circle is a famous several thousand year old graph that explains the usage of the four types of magic that anything, living, dead, or nonliving can use.

Each quadrant represents a type of magic, Soul/Soulflow, Mana/intelligence, Undefined, and Fel. As long as whatever is using the magic has the necessary things to use the magic, anything can technically be a “mage.” For example, there is an item in the original game called a “Magical Water Bucket” which is an infinite water bucket that never runs out. According to this chart, the water bucket would technically be a mage that is using Undefined magic, despite never being alive.

The colors behind each rune representing each type of magic represents compatibility. One thing/being can never use two “purple” types of magic, or two “orange” types. This is simply because they are powered by opposing things.

The first type of magic, on the top left, is soul magic or soulflow. Soul magic is powered by the user's soul and made more powerful through emotion. (Stronger emotion = Stronger soul magic.) Soulflow is the least versatile out of the four types, but once mastered, it is very powerful and effective. The most well-known and powerful soulflow-using beings are endermen. They use soul magic to communicate and to teleport.

Next, on the bottom right, is Fel magic. Fel magic is the magic of the dead and the counterpart of Soul magic. This is because to use it, you must corrupt/wither your soul, which will either turn you into an undead, kill you, or have other strange effects. Fel magic is similar to Undefined magic in that it has very little limitations except for the corruption of a soul. Fel magic is used by Kaeman, Necron, the Voidgloom Seraph, and wither skeletons.

Then, on the top right, is mana/intelligence magic. Mana magic is powered by the brain, and as the name suggests, more intelligence will = stronger mana magic. Mana magic is the magic most used by humans and is incredibly versatile. In some cases, humans have found a way to channel other types of magic into vessels, and then using mana magic to activate those vessels and practically use Fel and Soulflow magic.

Lastly, on the bottom left, is undefined magic. Undefined magic is the most strange and mysterious magic type, and is the counterpart to mana magic. This is because Mana magic is based on intelligence and logic. However, Undefined magic is based on spontaneity and illogicalness. Sometimes, things will just kind of happen with no explanation, and those things happen because of Undefined magic. Undefined magic is the most versatile magic type, yet even the masters of Undefined have trouble explaining how they do it or how it works.

Oh and here’s my comic that this is about! If ya wanna check it out

Read The Dragon Queen | Tapas Web Comics

[Chocolate]

Cool! What is your opinion of powered up objects vs something naturally produce by the bodies? Is there something you dislike in both?

[ueonts]

That is really cool. Gravity powers have always been interesting to me.