Best super power to have in WW2?

[David Johansen]

Invisibility to bureaucracy.

[Anders]

Originally Posted by David Johansen

Invisibility to bureaucracy.

You mean Zeroed?

[Tessen]

You might possess a super power that could potentially end the war but don't forget your enemy might possess a super power that could stop you. Or maybe they have the same powers!.

I find for every power someone will have a super power team or technology to stop you.

[Anders]

I wouldn't want to be Dr Manhattan. I don't want to see the strings.

[AlexanderHowl]

I think that many super powers would be good. A more interesting question might be what would have been the worst superpower for a member of the Axis to developed for the goals of the Allies. For example, imagine if Hitler had developed Intuition (Inspired, +100%; Reliable, +10, +50%; Super, -10%) [42]. He would have been able to pick the best strategies from those suggested by his advisors and generals.

[David Johnston2]

Telepathy., (Mindreading and Mind Probe). To heck with combat, I wanna be an interrogator.

[Anders]

Quick Gadgeteer would allow you to make a lot of money inventing creative ways to kill people.

[Varyon]

Originally Posted by Tessen

I've thought of one if I was an Air raid warden in London how about sense life...you know finding survivors trapped under the rubble.

That can also be useful for someone sneaking behind enemy lines or the like (or being a guard stopping such sneaky folk).

As for most useful, for combat (and avoiding war-ending abilities and the like) arguably Unkillable 3 with some degree of regeneration and probably a reliable suicide ability (so you can’t be captured). If you can swing having Signature Gear respawn with you (or have additional abilities that make gear less necessary, like an innate attack that can stand in for a rifle), and your regen is strong enough, you can practically be a one-man army. Even without that, an infinite supply of soldiers is potentially dangerous even if they’re all naked and unarmed, and of course you’re well-suited for “disarming” traps and the like.

[johndallman]

From a long-running occult WWII campaign, where many of the characters use magic-as-powers, Night Vision is amazingly useful, and pretty cheap.

[David Johnston2]

Originally Posted by johndallman

From a long-running occult WWII campaign, where many of the characters use magic-as-powers, Night Vision is amazingly useful, and pretty cheap.

One of my favourite Axis characters, Zen Bowman is blind but has huge levels of blind fighting to the point where he can shoot people from hundreds of yards away with his arrows making him a terrifying archer at night.