Boon and Strength

Boon

Boon noun - A thing that helps.

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Strength and boon are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Strength" instead a noun "Boon".

Strength noun - The ability to exert effort for the accomplishment of a task.

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Boon and strength are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Boon" instead a noun "Strength".

physical	physical boon	physical strength
considerable	considerable boon	considerable strength
real	real boon	real strength
massive	massive boon	massive strength
Other adjectives: great, huge, main, spiritual, supernatural, incredible, extra, significant, tremendous, greatest, biggest.

The strength of the boon is proportional to how committing the task and how strong the punishment if you fail are.

Source: The Fettered
Later, in The Hunger, it's mentioned with the Children, who say that eating flesh brings strength - but as Zak notices, they're so malnourished that any protein is a boon.

Source: Cannibalism Superpower
Nightbreed. Early in Boon's introduction to the Breed, he finds that the hall to Baphomet's chamber is lined on either side by locked cells containing Berserkers: Breed who are mindless and deformed (even for monsters), but whose strength is unparalleled.

Source: Sealed Badass in a Can

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