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=== Matter === [[File:IconMatter.png|75px|right]] Control over all inanimate matter. Very, very varied. You can transform matter into other matter, change the properties of matter (yup, trapping enemies in solidified air), or simply create matter from nothing. [[Rocks fall, everyone dies|Or just change air into rocks and let them fall.]] You can also use telekinesis with this sphere, which means all kinds of lulz when someone has a gun and it is inappropriately pointed and you pull the trigger with Matter. You can make items rust and/or become worthless, or alternatively build shit out of your wildest dreams, for the architects in you. Summon ''fighter planes'' out of thin air? Go on, man, if you have the skill to create a fighter plane, this sphere is crazy. And then you can ''remote control it'' with the same sphere! Also would be good for turning vampires into lawn chairs, since they're inanimate matter, but vampire bodies are dumb and special and hard to work with any sphere.
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