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=== Bodies Possessed by Longshot ===
 
=== Bodies Possessed by Longshot ===
 
*'''A young woman''' with a smooth, feminine voice
 
*'''A young woman''' with a smooth, feminine voice
 
== Attributes and Abilities ==
 
As a poltergeist, Longshot must possess the body of a living person in order to maintain consciousness. When possessing a body, she gains full control over the person and can even access certain skills for a limited time. If the body she is possessing is killed, she is forcefully ejected and becomes a mindless, primal unembodied spirit, desperate for warmth until she finds and takes over a new body. She can also [[Bolting|Bolt]] from one body to another if she makes physical contact with the new body.{{book ref|dreamer}}
 
   
 
==History==
 
==History==
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Longshot met fellow poltergeists [[Dreamer (character)|Dreamer]], [[Phi]], [[Icer]], [[Rabies]], and [[TheGannon]], who all love to play games. As a group, they got together often to play games by possessing the living and using their bodies disposably, as if they were players inhabiting the persona of a video game character.
 
Longshot met fellow poltergeists [[Dreamer (character)|Dreamer]], [[Phi]], [[Icer]], [[Rabies]], and [[TheGannon]], who all love to play games. As a group, they got together often to play games by possessing the living and using their bodies disposably, as if they were players inhabiting the persona of a video game character.
 
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|Look. We won't be able to use Manhattan for months.
 
|Longshot to Phi, referencing the multiple dead bodies and damage they caused
 
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During one such game, Longshot was playing cops and robbers in Manhattan against Phi, on a team with the other four poltergeists in their group. Longshot was assigned to be the target in their game, meaning that she had to stay put on top of a building, protected from Phi by the other players on her team. If Phi could get past the other players and "kill" her, he would win the game. Despite being stuck in one place, Longshot wanted to be helpful to her teammates, so she kept a phone and relayed intel and instructions between the others. At some point during the game, she had an argument with TheGannon, who was assigned to guard her, and he left.
 
During one such game, Longshot was playing cops and robbers in Manhattan against Phi, on a team with the other four poltergeists in their group. Longshot was assigned to be the target in their game, meaning that she had to stay put on top of a building, protected from Phi by the other players on her team. If Phi could get past the other players and "kill" her, he would win the game. Despite being stuck in one place, Longshot wanted to be helpful to her teammates, so she kept a phone and relayed intel and instructions between the others. At some point during the game, she had an argument with TheGannon, who was assigned to guard her, and he left.
   
 
After Dreamer's initial skirmish with Phi, she let the other players know that Phi was armed and helped Icer and Dreamer pinpoint Phi's location. She was concerned that Dreamer would let his personal issues with Phi get in the way of his judgment. When Phi reached her and was about to attack her, Dreamer managed to tackle Phi off the rooftop, saving her and winning them the game. She rejoiced with her teammates at the end of the game, remarking on the devastation that they caused and suggesting that they ban guns. Since people were coming to investigate what happened, she suggested that they leave and meet up in New Jersey.{{book ref|dreamer}}
 
After Dreamer's initial skirmish with Phi, she let the other players know that Phi was armed and helped Icer and Dreamer pinpoint Phi's location. She was concerned that Dreamer would let his personal issues with Phi get in the way of his judgment. When Phi reached her and was about to attack her, Dreamer managed to tackle Phi off the rooftop, saving her and winning them the game. She rejoiced with her teammates at the end of the game, remarking on the devastation that they caused and suggesting that they ban guns. Since people were coming to investigate what happened, she suggested that they leave and meet up in New Jersey.{{book ref|dreamer}}
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|Look. We won't be able to use Manhattan for months.
 
|Longshot to Phi, referencing the multiple dead bodies and damage they caused}}
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== Attributes and Abilities ==
 
As a poltergeist, Longshot must possess the body of a living person in order to maintain consciousness. When possessing a body, she gains full control over the person and can even access certain skills for a limited time. If the body she is possessing is killed, she is forcefully ejected and becomes a mindless, primal unembodied spirit, desperate for warmth until she finds and takes over a new body. She can also [[Bolting|Bolt]] from one body to another if she makes physical contact with the new body.{{book ref|dreamer}}
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== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==

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