William Oh is such a heavy sleeper that a tower fell on him and he slept right through it.He’s also so perceptive that when enemies crept over the rubble, he was awake and dressed before they took their second step.Jason Salazar After some testing, he discovered that Titan’s Grasp was not a direct combat Ability, nor was it ever meant to be.It was always supposed to provide movement assistance to things that will was trying to manipulate, and with that in mind, it had some unmentioned safeguards that may have been a byproduct of how the Ability worked.The bad things:When using the Ability to move objects he was unable to generate combat-levels of force. When he let go of things, they tended to drop mostly down regardless of how fast they had been moving.It was the reason why the coffee didn’t spill. The inertia was dampened, so when the object was released, it didn’t continue flying.When he did not let go and simply slammed a Grasped object into something, the amount of force generated was…middling, at best, especially compared to the amount of force Phantom Hand could generate.There was a thin aura around everything he moved with Grasp that reinforced the object and prevented mishaps. With some practice, Will could control it based on his perceptions, like removing the impact-dampening field from the head of a hammer in order to pound a nail.But even then, his Phantom Hands could do it faster and more vigorously. Maybe Will could fight someone up to roughly the 20th Level with only Titan’s Grasp, but above that, things would get dicey.On to the good things about Titan’s Grasp:When Will was holding an object with his hand, the field changed its form a bit to align with his grip, and allowed him to use an object as a weapon if he wished.If he wielded a weapon and used it with (...)