Is it really any weirder than what you have to imagine to write a horror novel? Is the genesis of the idea really all that different from what goes on in the minds of Harlan Ellison, Stephen King, and Jack Ketchum?
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Are there things too strong to do?
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Is it really any weirder than what you have to imagine to write a horror novel? Is the genesis of the idea really all that different from what goes on in the minds of Harlan Ellison, Stephen King, and Jack Ketchum?
I believe it's: Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Certain effects can obviously be to strong, depending on where and who you play them too. Wounded and Stigmata seem to be the two most common effects brought up whenever this question is asked, and rightfully so. The initials of someones loved one popping up on your arm? Bleeding from your palms and eyes? Powerful no matter where you do them. I'll personally suggest almost anything from Andrew Mayne, but again, with the right performance and to the wrong crowd.
Certain effects can obviously be to strong, depending on where and who you play them too. Wounded and Stigmata seem to be the two most common effects brought up whenever this question is asked, and rightfully so. The initials of someones loved one popping up on your arm? Bleeding from your palms and eyes? Powerful no matter where you do them. I'll personally suggest almost anything from Andrew Mayne, but again, with the right performance and to the wrong crowd.