Emote Illusion (Action Powers)

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Consensual Reality

Basic Action

You can transfer control of an illusion to the collective subconscious of those present. This means you no longer have to concentrate or maintain a stance to control the illusion, and it will behave as everybody present and believing in it expects it to act. Thus, an illusion of a guard will continue his duties, but could be relived by other guards or even play a simple game of dice with them. The illusion's effective power skill rating is equal to the number of people who are currently sensing and believing in it, which can make consensual reality very hard to disbelieve. However, it doesn't make the illusory creature any more powerful, not does it grant abilities the original power did not grant.

Illusion of Normality

Limit Break

Win an opposed Charm check to project the illusion that a situation is in fact perfectly normal; that there is no need to act on it or protest against it. The target turns a blind eye and acts normally despite the situation. Direct threat of harm breaks the illusion. It otherwise lasts for a scene.

Mask

Basic Action

You assume an illusory appearance. This can be anything of the same basic form and from half to twice as big as you are. Mask is an Acting & Disguise stunt. You can mimic a specific person if you are familiar with their looks and mannerisms or have used Capture Scene on them.

Phantasm

Basic Action and Stance

You can send false sensory signals to a subject's mind. The subject sees, hears, smells, feels or tastes something that isn't there. The nature of the phantasm is entirely up to you, but a believable phantasm is generally more effective. The target, and only the target, can interact with the phantasm, and it behaves as an unnamed character or normal object would.

Use the rules for Interaction Stunts, nothing that anything is possible, but not everything is believable. Maintaining it for more than the initial round counts as a Stance; if not maintained it fades into nothing.