"It's pretty much limited to office supplies," he replies as he pockets the staples ruefully. "Those were supposed to be paperclips, but I'm still working out the details of how it, um. Works." So far his understanding of the power is little more than the general rule of how the bigger and more complex the object, the more concentration and accuracy required in the visualization prior to materialization. So far Daniel hasn't purposefully managed anything more impressive than a ballpoint pen.

"Control of a dreamspace sounds much more helpful." He shakes his head, gnawing on his lip. "These dreams are, well. They can get pretty intense, and I'm still hammering out a definitive way to separate reality from the Dreaming. Getting better at that, at least."