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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Diamond Cross" data-source="post: 5269635" data-attributes="member: 51024">I've created a superhero for DC Adventures that I call Arrowhead.He's based on an old MSH RPG character I played.A bit of a background for the character, he 's a meta human who never really wants to be a superhero. His powers manifested later in life when his wife was kidnapped by a gang banger who wanted revenge on her for putting his brother in jail. So he kidnapped her and demanded a lot of money from him. His powers manifested when he tried to find her and took the name Arrowhead from her because she really loved the obsidian arrowheads that the Indians made for their arrows.He was able to find her and rescue her, but she was shot and put in a coma. He's been waging a war against the gang for more than a year now.His powers are:Comprehend (Languages)RegenerationAnd Create Object.The way I define Create Object is that he can rearrange any matter, as long as there is matter around of any sort, into another object.Now, regeneration and Comprehend languages would be very easy powers to discover.  You get hurt and you see your wounds heal. You just talk to somebody who doesn't speak your native language and you can automatically understand them.But with a power like Create Object, well that is a more complicated power to discover for the first time. How would it actually be discovered? Would it be by pure instinctual reaction? Such as you get shot at and a shield automatically appears? Then you just refine it as you get more experience?Other powers could have this problem too, how would they be discovered for the first time?</blockquote>

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