Wish Granting
The Djinn (Wishmaster) usually granted wishes that intentionally harmed the wisher rather than help them.
Power/Ability to:	Grant wishes

The power to grant wishes and desires. A variation of Magic and Reality Warping.

Also Called

• Desire Manifestation
• Wish Manifestation

Capabilities

The user can grant any wishes of others or oneself. With this ability, the user can manifest the desires of others and themselves into reality and make their wildest dreams come true. Chaos (Aladdin) has proven to grant his own wishes without any consequences.

Applications

• Contract Bestowal
• Creation
• Destruction
• Dimensional Manipulation
• Power Augmentation
• Power Bestowal
• Reality Warping

Associations

• Genie Physiology
• Vocifery

Limitations

• Wishes may be restricted by rules. Most often "no wishing for more wishes" or Omnipotence
• Dependent on granter, wishes may have loopholes and twists.
• User of this power cannot fight fate. Or better known in this site as the plot.
• Every wish comes with a price.
• May only be able to grant a limited number of wishes.

Known Users

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Chaos can grant his own wishes without limitations. Making this power at it's full potential a variation of reality warping.

Crossroad demons (Supernatural) can grant the wishes of humans, but said wishes always result in the demon claiming said human's soul.

Shenron (Dragon Ball) can grant the wishes of anyone who gathers the seven Dragon Balls.

Vengeance demons (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) grant vengeance-related wishes of anyone who says them, though said wishes often result in the victim's gruesome death or even the creation of alternate realities.

Kyubey (Puella Magi Madoka) has the ability to grant wishes (which usually backfire) in form of contracts which causes the victim to become a Mahou Shojo.

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