Dishonored
| Kind | Active power |
|---|---|
| Mana | 60 (Very High) |
| Level | Runes | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Level I | 3 | Control Animals Allows control of animal targets for a short duration. |
| Level II | 5 | Control People Allows control of human targets for a shorter duration. Strategic Tips: Possession is very powerful, allowing you to merge physically with an animal, such as a fish or rat, for a limited duration. You must have an unobstructed path to your target. This power is useful for stealth, enabling you to hide in small places or move through spaces normally too small for you like water-filled drainage pipes or ventilation ducts. Enemies will try to stomp you if you are possessing a rat. While possessing a hound you can sprint fast. At level II, you can possess humans as well. Your control of humans is limited, so combat or fast movement are not possible. Possessing a human allows you to perform simple actions such as collecting objects or opening doors. Allies of the human you are possessing will not attack you, and security devices attuned to the human you are possessing, like the Arc Pylon or Wall of Light, will not harm you. If you are falling, possessing an animal or human on the way down will effectively break your fall. |
Power: Possession
PressPower/Gadgetto physically merge with any animal's body for a limited time. You can end Possession by pressingPower/Gadgetagain. If your host were to die, you would endure the same fate. Small animals can't survive the possession process.
At level 2, you can also possess people. While inside another human body, you are too clumsy to do anything but basic actions like opening doors or carrying objects.
