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Shanoa, the protagonist of Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia, has this in spades.The catch? It drains his life energy, to the point where sometime after Bloodlines and before Portrait of Ruin (the direct sequel to Bloodlines), he dies. John Morris of Castlevania: Bloodlines is somehow related to the Belmonts, and as a result, is able to use their Vampire Killer whip.Specifically becoming a Franchise Killer.

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In a meta sense, this ability was created to push the design envelope and give Dragon Quarter the ability to become a JRPG that was genuinely hard to complete, where every decision in the playthrough matters, and making a cynical biopunk story in a series of traditional high fantasy! It had some side effects.

And the icing on the cake: this counter can't be reversed. Better still? The counter still ticks when the powers aren't in use it just goes faster (sometimes abysmally so) when they are.

Ryu from Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter has the incredibly destructive dragon abilities - which, over time, cause him to lose control and die.

This makes them grow much stronger and larger than the rest of their people as well as giving them earth magic abilities.

Bloodline Champions has the Glutton bloodline, who underwent a ritual for their (very small) people when they were being horribly beaten in a war and forced into caves against a large group of bandits.

They are also very addictive, leaving people slaughtering each other for another dose. However, you eventually get extremely disfigured from them, and they damage your mental state to such an extent that you turn into an unstable, screaming killer. You get awesome superpowers from them, such as telekinesis and the ability to control lightning.

The Plasmids in original BioShock games.

Mastaba's patient, you're a badass cyborg, but you're also a deformed freak (and can be controlled by anyone with the right remote control).

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Since by the end of the game Haste is almost mandatory to get the most possible damage per round, the +5 upgrade is regarded as an effectual downgrade by many players, who stick to the +4 version even losing one of the elemental additional damage. The problem is that in the Enhanced Edition it also prevents the Haste spell to work. That is, the character wielding the weapon is immune to actions or spells affecting his mobility like Hold Person, Entangle, Web or Stun.

In Throne of Bhaal you can upgrade the Flail of Ages to its +5 version, which among other things grants the Free Action status effect.