Easy Money

Easy Money (minor) by Stone Gargoyle

The hero can cause money to unravel itself and then reconstruct, thus replicating itself.

1. Monetary Mitosis: The hero can cause money he influences to take itself apart and reconstruct itself using particles nearby.

Range: Touch. The hero must hold the bill for 2 full melees.

Number: The monetary item will replicate itself once affected 1d6+1 times, +1 additional time at levels 4,8,and 12. The hero can only use this power once per hour.

Duration: Each sequential breakdown and reformation takes 2d4 melee rounds. The process looks very much like an insect emerging from a cocoon or larval sac, which is formed by the unraveled money. The new bill forming will separate itself from the remains of the older bill before reconstructing the older bill and then finally itself. If this process is interrupted, both the unraveled bill and the newly forming bill will remain unformed and become essentially worthless. Note that this power can only be used on the same bill repeatedly 1d6+1 times, after which the bill will become unable to reproduce in this manner.

2. Drawbacks: If having the process occur in one's pocket, the particles may be drawn from the nearby fabric in a way similar to a moth eating clothing, thus literally the money burning a hole in one's pocket. There is also a 30% chance during each replication that the money will become self-aware and remain an insect, appearing to be a moth with cash colored wings, and fly away. If so, the resultant insect will have a life span of 2d4 days, with the hero having no way of returning it to being currency.