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Price, by Tana Nari, is a superhero setting where a mysterious force grants superpowers at a terrible, well, price. The first book follows Zach Parker, a high school student trying to avenge his sister's dead friend. The second book follows Domenic, Chloe, and Cora.

* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Vertigo holds on to her power with fear and by killing disloyal members of her own (criminal) organization.

This Story contains examples of:

* StockSuperpowers: The list of known classifications are:
**Brawler
**Breaker
**Escapist
**Esper
**Gifter
**Infiltrator
**Sniper
**Stealth
**Summoner
**Tank
**Tracker
**Transit

* RealityEnsues: The story lives on this trope. Despite superpowers being a thing, every supers trope is looked at and often deconstructed. Supers patrolling the city for crime almost never actually find crime. Property destruction results in fines and possible jail time. Supervillains act like normal criminals.

Price, by TanaNari is a superhero setting where a mysterious force grants superpowers at a terrible, well, price. The first book follows Zach Parker, a high school student trying to avenge his sister's dead friend. The second book follows Domenic, Chloe, and Cora.

The first work in the series is a /WebSerialNovel called [[https://pricestory.wordpress.com/ Death of a Hero ]] which follows a new Imbued, Zach, on his journey from a high school kid to becoming a superhero.

For crazy-ass theories, Price also has a [[WMG/Price/ WMG page]].

Price, by TanaNari is a superhero setting where a mysterious force grants super powers at a terrible, well, price. The first book follows Zach Parker, a high school student trying to avenge his sister's dead friend. The second book follows Domenic, Chloe, and Cora.

The first work in the series is a [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WebSerialNovel Web Serial Novel]] called [[https://pricestory.wordpress.com// Death of a Hero ]] which follows a new Imbued, Zach, on his journey from a high school kid to becoming a superhero.

For crazy-ass theories, Price also has a [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WMG/Price// WMG Page]]

* CuteAndPsycho: Kitten, the main villan in Death of a Hero, is a sadistic [[DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnFemale rapist]] and [[AxCrazy serial killer]], can figure out how to kill someone just by looking at them (she has a power and everything) and looks 14 years old.
* DeathTrap: Both averted and played straight. One villain from the 20s created a hundred and fifty mile chain of death traps that never killed anyone. This was by design. It's a museum now.

* NewPowersasthePlotDemands: Justified. In setting known as a 'Surge', all supers have the ability to change their powers. At a [[TitleDrop Price]]. Due to this, most supers would rather lose than use that feature, and their enemies know not to push them hard enough to change their minds.

* SecondarySuperIdentity: Anima, as White Lady. It is common enough in the setting that it's known as 'moonnighting'.

* SwordDrag: Zach does this. Justified because his power heals objects he's holding, so the blade can't be damaged.

* PowerataPrice : Duh.

* PersonOfMassDestruction Averted: Unlike most superhero stories, Price is strictly street level, with the strongest characters in the setting not being able to do much more then destroy a tank

Price, by TanaNari is a superhero setting where people (mostly unhappy or unfortunate ones) get superpowers as a result of strong emotions and can gain more powers at a terrible, well, price. The first book follows Zach Parker, a high school student trying to avenge his sister's dead friend. The second book follows Domenic, Chloe, and Cora.

Price, by TanaNari is a superhero setting where people (mostly unhappy or unfortunate ones) get superpowers as a result of strong emotions and can gain more powers at a terrible, well, price.

* ImmortalLifeIsCheap: Zach regenerates from anything, including not normally fatal injuries like getting cold enough to shiver sets off his ResurrectiveImmortality. Even Anima makes a casual comment about killing him. She feels remorse immediately after realizing what she said.