Some ice manipulators have unique attributes, which can potentially be used to perceive through ice, or turn one's body into ice itself.ДЄt an extremely advanced level, users would possess nigh-absolute control over all forms of icy matter, allowing them to shape ice however they see fit, such as creating anything that they can imagine, such as an entire city or ecosystem. Ice manipulation could also extend to manipulating the cold by reducing the kinetic energy of atoms through the use of ice, which makes inducing sub-zero or even absolute zero temperatures entirely possible. Summoning blizzards and ice-related disasters would also be possible in some cases. If at a high enough level, the user would be able to circumvent this issue through sheer power by rapidly cooling the surroundings or to manifest ice that can be used out of nothing (which usually involves magic in one form or another). However, places with the absence of water or locations with extremely high temperatures might pose a threat to the user.

Ice appears naturally in forms of snow, slush, hail, icicles, ice spikes and candles, glaciers, pack ice, frost, and polar ice caps, thus allowing users to gain control over multiple varied structures and environments. Users might also be capable of creating clones (which could be sentient in some cases) out of ice or increasing one's size through the use of ice. Increased mobility and speed can also be achieved through gliding on ice, which not only allows one to preserve stamina, but can also potentially be able to reach places that would be extremely difficult to reach under normal circumstances. They would also be able to move ice with their mind, raining a barrage of freezing ice shards on their enemies or using it to move large amounts of ice with ease. The user can also shape ice into weapons to use for combat, such as spears, swords or scythes. The next most common application is the ability to shape and control ice, such as turning ice chunks into icicles to pierce the opponent or icy wind to render it difficult for them to breathe. There's also the capacity to use ice in order to freeze one's opponents to death by trapping in ice that slowly kills their cells, or shattering them to pieces once frozen. They could release and channel this ice in the form of ice beams that freeze whatever it comes into contact with, or extremely rigid and durable ice walls and domes that can be used offensively and defensively. Fundamentally, users would be able to generate ice through various means, such as lowering the temperature of the surrounding air until solid ice forms or by freezing nearby water sources. As an elemental power, cryokinesis has a nigh-limitless number of uses, only limited by the user's imagination and their natural limits. Humble, TX: Jobeco Books 1984.Users can create, shape, and manipulate ice, water frozen into a solid state. Jones, J.R.: America's Icemen: An Illustrative History of the United States Natural Ice Industry 1665-1925. Media related to Icemen at Wikimedia Commons ^ Arthur Miller, Timebends: A Life (New York, Harper & Row, 1987), 64.The occupation of ice delivery lives on through Amish communities, where ice is commonly delivered by truck and used to cool food and other perishables. Many icemen worked seven days a week and through holidays.ДЄs Arthur Miller recalls in his autobiography Timebends, 'icemen had leather vests and a wet piece of sackcloth slung over the right shoulder, and once they had slid the ice into the box, they invariably slipped the sacking off and stood there waiting, dripping, for their money.' Icemen usually began their day at 4:00 am and finished late in the evening, depending on both the season and day of the week. The tools of the iceman were wires (to tie the bags of cubes), hooks, tongs, and ice picks. Many of the old-fashioned small-time routes were bought out in the 1980s and 1990s by large ice corporations that produce and sell ice as well as ice machines for restaurants and bars. Modern day icemen no longer use a wagon or cart to deliver their ice, but instead use freezer trucks which contain pallets stacked with bags of ice cubes and large blocks (known as cakes) of ice. In those times, ice was harvested from ponds and lakes, stored in ice houses and transported to cities. with little education or trade skills, many of these immigrants began ice routes, especially in New York City, where ice routes were a common sight. Iceman and ice-wagon in Crowley, Louisiana, 1938

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