I don't know, power of creation seems much more diverse, you summon something to being and it is now part of the world, even after you are done with it. And I feel like a lot of people using power of creation don't need to imagine how stuf works, or even how it looks - it tends to give some random output that just happen to be this what you need. And creation often includes living or even sentient beings as oposed to power of imagination. (makes sense, considering that imagined stuff tends to disapear when you are no longer imaginating it) Basicly - power of creation looks for me much more godlike.
Citadel should really be filed under "Web Original" rather than "Literature".
In addition, Kerry's powers don't fit this trope at all, as she can't really do ANYTHING with her powers- in fact, she can't do most things, being limited only to dragons.
What exactly is the difference between this and The Power of Creation? Does one require less imagination than the other? If there is no meaningful difference, I think a merge is in order.
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