Gancanagh Physiology

The power to use the powers and traits of a gancanagh. Variation of Fairy Physiology.

Also Called[]

• Gancanagh Mimicry
• Ganconer Mimicry/Physiology
• Love-Talker Mimicry/Physiology

Capabilities[]

Users with this ability is or can transform into a gancanagh (from Irish gean cánach, meaning 'love talker'), which is a type of male fairy in Irish mythology that is known for seducing men and women.

The gancanagh are thought to have an addictive toxin in their skin that make the humans they seduce literally addicted to them. The men/women seduced by this type of faerie typically die from the withdrawal, pining away for the ganacanagh's love or fighting to the death for his love.

The faerie is often known to carry clay pipe, though he is not known to smoke it because faeries generally dislike smoke.

Applications[]

• Addictive Contentment
  • Pheromone Manipulation
• Enhanced/Supernatural Condition
  • Supernatural Beauty
• Indomitable Sexuality
  • Indomitable Libido
• Performance Art Intuition
  • Empathic Voice
    • Siren Song
  • Subliminal Seduction/Seductive Magnetism
    • Enchanted Allure
• Semi-Immortality

Variations[]

• Love/Lust Magic
• Sex Magic
• Trickster

Associations[]

• Fairy Physiology
• Incubus Physiology
• Leprechaun Physiology
• Nature Spirit Physiology
• Redcap Physiology

Limitations[]

• Does not like smoke.
• In some myths cannot reproduce as all gancanagh are male and there can only be one at a time.
• Though it doesn't mind being around other males of different races, because of its lifestyle usually(almost always) makes them enemies.
• May cause sexual partner to become so infatuated that the mere fact of not being together again can cause insanity.
• In most stories is terrified of commitment.

Known Users[]

See Also: Gancanagh

• Kaito (Fairy Cube)
• Gancanagh (Ink Exchange & Fragile Eternity)
• Gancanagh (Irish/German Folklore)
• Gancanagh (Pathfinder)