Create

You can form solid objects essentially out of nowhere. This power essentially has two durations the first being Instant which creates the object and the second being the duration shown above for maintaining the object. They may be made of solidified energy, "hardened" water or air, transmuted bulk matter, ice, stone, or some other medium, depending on the effect's descriptors. They must be made out of a single material chosen when this power is obtained. Note that the material chosen is only cosmetic: it won't share any of the properties of that material except by applying innate object. If you want to be able to create any material you will need to use Transform with the Any material extra. They can be solid or hollow, opaque or translucent, as you choose when you use the effect, limited by your descriptors and the Gamemaster's judgment. The created objects have the single color of whatever they are made out of. You can never create life or transform an object to gain life. They can't be transparent without the subtle modifier.

You can form any simple geometric shape or common object, such as: cube, sphere, dome, hammer, lens, disk, sand, pillow. The Gamemaster has final say on whether or not a particular object is too complex for this effect. Generally, your objects can't have any moving parts more complex than a hinge. If you want to be able to create more complex shapes you will need to use Transform with the Ignore complexity extra.

You can create an object with a maximum volume, mass, and Toughness ranks equal to your effect rank. The toughness is still limited by power level limitations in which case mass and volume may exceed the toughness. Created objects can be damaged or broken like ordinary objects. They also vanish if you stop maintaining them. You can repair any damage to a created object by using your effect again (essentially "re-creating" the object). Your created objects are stationary once you have created them, although other effects can move them (such as gravity). Create can't have Permanent duration, if you want an object to own buy it as equipment.

If you want to trap characters with objects instead use Affliction: Dazed, immobile, paralyzed.

Created Objects, Cover, And Concealment

A created object can provide cover or concealment (if the object is opaque) just like a normal object. Cover provided by a created object can block incoming attacks, but blocks outgoing attacks as well. Attacks hitting the covering object damage it normally (see Damaging Objects). Indirect effects can bypass the cover a created object provides just like any other cover (see Indirect modifier). If you would like to create armor see Protection with descriptors instead.

Dropping Objects

Simply dropping a created object on a target is treated like a Cylinder Area Effect attack based on the object's size (see Area extra) it is also shapeable due to the nature of create. The object inflicts damage equal to its weight, and targets get a Dodge check to evade the falling object, like normal area attacks.

While a created object can potentially be wielded as an improvised weapon, the effect cannot otherwise create attacks or other effects; you must acquire these effects separately (perhaps as Alternate Effects). Or have an Activated Damage with descriptors.

Supporting Weight

If a created object needs to support weight--created as a bridge or to support a weakened structure, for example--it has an effective Strength equal to its toughness rank. You can "shore up" a created object by taking a standard action and concentrating, increasing its Strength by 1 for 1 round. You can also use extra effort to increase a created object's Strength by 1 for 1 round, these modifiers are cumulative.

Extras

Innate Object: Create with this modifier makes objects that cannot be nullified as ongoing effects, they're essentially "real" objects for all intents and purposes (although the creator can "unmake" them by ending the effect). The object must have the same properties that a real object would have but toughness is still limited by both effect rank and power level limitations. Therefore you can't select a material that would exceed the restrictions nor can you have the proportional flaw. +1 cost per rank.

Innate Power: This is the standard innate modifier which means that the power to create objects can't be Nullified. This is relatively useless since the object can still be Nullified as an ongoing effect thus ending the duration. +1 cost per rank.

Selective: You can selectively tangible, making your objects solid to some creatures and incorporeal to others. But attacks can never go through even if the person is inside the object. +1 cost per rank.

Subtle: This modifier either makes created objects not noticeable as constructs for 1 rank (they look just like real objects) or not noticeable at all for 2 ranks (such as objects composed of invisible force). Flat +1or 2 points.

Free Modifiers

Tether: You have a connection to your created objects, allowing you to exert your own Strength to move them (provided you are strong enough to do so). It is always possible to use your strength to move your objects, this extra just makes it possible from a distance. Note that this is tethered to you and can't be disarmed but can be broken which ends the duration. +0 points.

Flaws

Feedback: You may suffer damage when your created objects are damaged (see Feedback flaw for details). -1 cost per rank.

Proportional: Your created objects have a total volume rank plus Toughness rank equal to your Create rank, rather than both volume and Toughness up to your rank. So you can create an object with volume rank 0 and Toughness equal to your Create rank, vice versa, or anywhere in between, so long as the sum of the two ranks does not exceed your Create rank and Toughness is a minimum of 0. In this case the object's mass rank is equal to the object's Toughness. -1 cost per rank.