This ability is given by Poseidon to his lover Mestra, who uses it to thwart her father's plan to sell her to a suitor.
This ability is given by Poseidon to his lover Mestra, who uses it to thwart her father's plan to sell her to a suitor. Prophecy and this other power are possessed by the husband of Doris, who tells Heracles how to obtain the apples of the Hesperides. While in Egypt, Menelaus fought with another person with this ability, who told him that Agammemnon was dead. This ability was possessed by a person who herds a group of Poseidon's seals and can only give prophecy if he is captured and held. It is possessed by Nereus and "the (*) old man of the sea," Proteus. In order to forestall a prophecy that his children would be more powerful than he, Zeus tricked Metis into doing this and swallowed her. For 10 points, name this power, the ability to change form.
This ability is given by Poseidon to his lover Mestra, who uses it to thwart her father's plan to sell her to a suitor.
shape-shifting [or the ability to change form before it is mentioned; accept synonyms of the above; accept becoming an animal or synonymous things since that's what they often shifted shapes to]