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    This document summarizes the power of dehydration, which is the ability to remove water from objects and organisms. It can cause severe perspiration, dryness, and transpiration in people and objects exposed over long periods of time. Prolonged dehydration can lead to skeletal remains and death from lack of water. Applications include inducing death, desiccating targets, and causing droughts by absorbing ground moisture. Associated powers include elemental absorption and control over water, deserts, heat, and salt. Limitations are potential self-effects, increased thirst, inability to drain non-living things, and needing continuous hydration.

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    This document summarizes the power of dehydration, which is the ability to remove water from objects and organisms. It can cause severe perspiration, dryness, and transpiration in people and objects exposed over long periods of time. Prolonged dehydration can lead to skeletal remains and death from lack of water. Applications include inducing death, desiccating targets, and causing droughts by absorbing ground moisture. Associated powers include elemental absorption and control over water, deserts, heat, and salt. Limitations are potential self-effects, increased thirst, inability to drain non-living things, and needing continuous hydration.

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    Dehydration: Remove Water From Objects And/or Organisms

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    This document summarizes the power of dehydration, which is the ability to remove water from objects and organisms. It can cause severe perspiration, dryness, and transpiration in people and objects exposed over long periods of time. Prolonged dehydration can lead to skeletal remains and death from lack of water. Applications include inducing death, desiccating targets, and causing droughts by absorbing ground moisture. Associated powers include elemental absorption and control over water, deserts, heat, and salt. Limitations are potential self-effects, increased thirst, inability to drain non-living things, and needing continuous hydration.

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    Dehydration

    Power/Ability Remove water from objects and/or


    organisms
    to:

    The power to remove water from objects and/or organisms. Sub-power of Biological
    Manipulation and Moisture Absorption. Variation of Elemental Absorption.

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    Also Called

    Desiccation
    Scorch Release
    Water Absorption

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    Capabilities
    The user can remove water from objects and/or organisms, possibly by severe perspiration,
    dryness, and transpiration on people/objects. Long exposure can cause organisms to become
    skeletal, soon dying due to total lack of water.

    Applications

    Death Inducement
    Dehydrate subject/objects.
    Sap moisture.
    Causes droughts by absorption of moisture from the ground killing plant & animal
    life.

    Associations

    Elemental Absorption
    Blood Absorption
    Desert Manipulation
    Heat Generation
    Moisture Absorption
    Salt Manipulation
    Sand Manipulation
    Thermal Manipulation; by heating up the body.
    Water Manipulation

    Limitations

    May not be immune to effects of the same ability.


    May become prone to rapid occurrences of thirst.
    May be unable to extract water from inanimate.
    May have to continue draining peoples fluid in such manners to prevent themselves
    from rapidly dehydrating.

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