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Dishing Out Dirt

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A character with the power over earth. They may be able to cause earthquakes, use sand as an extension of their body, or some other related application. Due to Personality Powers, this character tends to be down to earth, rock solid, and slow to act but with a lot of momentum once they finally get rolling. (As such, in a Four-Temperament Ensemble, he is likely to be Melancholic). If the character's powers are more sand/mud based, expect him to be a Shape Shifter. If the Five-Man Band has elemental powers, The Big Guy or The Leader will usually have this. Examples of Dishing Out Dirt include:

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A character with the power over earth. They may be able to cause earthquakes, use sand as an extension of their body, or some other related application. Due to Personality Powers, this character tends to be down to earth, rock solid, and slow to act but with a lot of momentum once they finally get rolling. (As such, in a Four-Temperament Ensemble, he is likely to be Melancholic). If the character's powers are more sand/mud based, expect him to be a Shape Shifter. If the Five-Man Band has elemental powers, The Big Guy or The Leader will usually have this. One of the Elemental Powers. This may blend some with Fire when magma is involved. Combining it with Wind creates a nasty sandstorm, while mixing with water often involves some sort of mud or clay creature. Also blends with Green Thumb or other "life"-related abilites, or Extra Ore Dinary for metal-related powers; after all, metal is just refined minerals. A character who can turn into dirt is an Elemental Shapeshifter. Not to be confused with dishing out metaphorical dirt, fighting dirty, or throwing dirt into an opponent's eyes. Examples of Dishing Out Dirt include: