Dreams abilities: 1. Can he enter your character's dream? Ronan's dreams are different from a normal person's dreams, so it's... kind of up in the air? tl;dr Ronan goes to a physical place when he dreams and he can take things from his dreams to reality. If Ushahin can follow Ronan to a real place then I guess he can? I'd be down for plotting something like this out!
2. What are typical dreams he would find himself in? A forest, mostly. Probably partially destroyed and deathlike now, but Ronan is working on rebuilding it.
3. Can he manipulate or change your character's dreams? I don't think he'd be able to, no :(
4. Can he put thoughts in your character's subconscious via a dream? i.e. Tell them to go to a certain place while they sleep with them waking up only remembering an urge to go there right away. Ronan remembers all of his dreams pretty well, so he'd remember Ushahin being there! But he can definitely try c:
5. Can he give them a nightmare? Ronan already gets pretty horrific nightmares, Ushahin is welcome to try to make them worse if he can.
Psychic abilities: 1. Can he read your character's mind? Sure!
2. What are some typical surface thoughts and emotions he'd find? As I'm sure you've guessed already, Ronan is violent and brutal and angry to a fault. The surface of his mind is very volatile, which predictably, covers up a lot of PTSD and severe depression.
3. Can he dig deeper, reading their memories and subconscious? Sure! There's a lot more to Ronan than meets the eye. Let me know if you plan on doing this and I can write some stuff up for you!
4. Can he manipulate and/or change your character's thoughts? I'd prefer it if this didn't happen, but I could be swayed in certain scenarios! Let me now if you'd like this to happen and we can work it out.
5. He has an ability called the glamour, which cloaks him in an illusion that makes him look normal. Would your character be fooled by this? Probably, yeah. Ronan's only supernatural abilities lie in his dreams, so he's not supernaturally perceptive in the waking world.
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
momijizukamori
no subject
Date: 2016-06-25 10:40 pm (UTC)1. Can he enter your character's dream?
Ronan's dreams are different from a normal person's dreams, so it's... kind of up in the air? tl;dr Ronan goes to a physical place when he dreams and he can take things from his dreams to reality. If Ushahin can follow Ronan to a real place then I guess he can? I'd be down for plotting something like this out!
2. What are typical dreams he would find himself in?
A forest, mostly. Probably partially destroyed and deathlike now, but Ronan is working on rebuilding it.
3. Can he manipulate or change your character's dreams?
I don't think he'd be able to, no :(
4. Can he put thoughts in your character's subconscious via a dream? i.e. Tell them to go to a certain place while they sleep with them waking up only remembering an urge to go there right away.
Ronan remembers all of his dreams pretty well, so he'd remember Ushahin being there! But he can definitely try c:
5. Can he give them a nightmare?
Ronan already gets pretty horrific nightmares, Ushahin is welcome to try to make them worse if he can.
Psychic abilities:
1. Can he read your character's mind?
Sure!
2. What are some typical surface thoughts and emotions he'd find?
As I'm sure you've guessed already, Ronan is violent and brutal and angry to a fault. The surface of his mind is very volatile, which predictably, covers up a lot of PTSD and severe depression.
3. Can he dig deeper, reading their memories and subconscious?
Sure! There's a lot more to Ronan than meets the eye. Let me know if you plan on doing this and I can write some stuff up for you!
4. Can he manipulate and/or change your character's thoughts?
I'd prefer it if this didn't happen, but I could be swayed in certain scenarios! Let me now if you'd like this to happen and we can work it out.
5. He has an ability called the glamour, which cloaks him in an illusion that makes him look normal. Would your character be fooled by this?
Probably, yeah. Ronan's only supernatural abilities lie in his dreams, so he's not supernaturally perceptive in the waking world.