Talk:Lone Power/@comment-28345139-20160430160951

My thought on "Lone Powers" is that to be one, a person might be slightly "anti-social" in the sense that he/she doesn't want to deal much with other people and is powerful enough that it's safer for others to "let him/her go his/her own way".

Somebody like the late Grandmaster of Whitehall might have been powerful enough in his own right that he could have chosen to be a "Lone Power" but chose differently.

While Void is the only "Lone Power" (besides the insane Shadye) that we've seen, if we judge other Lone Powers by Void, there appears to be a dislike of other people, including other Magicians.

The best that one can expect of the Lone Powers is that they aren't actively dangerous to others (like the insane Necromancers) and can be helpful if their goals match up with the goals of other Magicians.