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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 4225544" data-attributes="member: 23977">I would again dissagree. It's all in your power of description.The heros in any genre pull off feats that others can't simply because they're the heros of the book. The difference between heros in non super hero books and the heros in super hero books is all in the description.Super Man is a super hero because he is ultra strong and can fly. This defies the laws of physics, and is described as such.In fantasy a hero can still fly, and be super strong, but maybe he uses magic to do so. In the physics of that world magic is real, and therefor it's not a super power.All the "powers" do in 4e is allow you to manage the same feats the heros in the fantasy books pull off without just being lucky in real life.Who said it does?</blockquote>