It should be a power where the more morally reprehensible thing they do according to their own compass, the more powerful they become
It’ll be awesome to see a hulked out trolley man, distraught, eyes clouded with tears, his friends asking them “what did you do ?”. Then they’re sent flying by trolley man simply turning their head toward their friends. Trolley man can’t even say they’re sorry, it’ll probably rupture their eardrums on the spot.
Trolley man is on the brink of losing it all, it would only take one last kill for them to become an uncontrollable natural disaster, feeding their curse.
It should be a power where the more morally reprehensible thing they do according to their own compass, the more powerful they become
It’ll be awesome to see a hulked out trolley man, distraught, eyes clouded with tears, his friends asking them “what did you do ?”. Then they’re sent flying by trolley man simply turning their head toward their friends. Trolley man can’t even say they’re sorry, it’ll probably rupture their eardrums on the spot.
Trolley man is on the brink of losing it all, it would only take one last kill for them to become an uncontrollable natural disaster, feeding their curse.
Obviously the villain shows up.
Will their fifth murder feel as morally reprehensible to them as their first? Or will they get used to it, making each murder less empowering?