BIW is enough, as i am always excited for symbolisms of one's universe.

@Richardthemaned this is taking both powers in their purest form (as they are on their pages).

So within your Boundless Inner World, you are not just 'unmatched' - far beyond that. Within your Boundless Inner World, you have absolute authority, essentially being all-powerful. Your will is absolute, and anything can be achieved. If you want to decree that nothing can be created out of nothing within your world (such as entities) without your permission, then it is so. If you want to have full knowledge of the entirety of your inner world, then you do. You can freely bring things in and out of your world, or externalise it to encompass/merge with a portion of the outside world in order to extend your authority outwards, or do the reverse to drag things from the outer world into your inner world, where they are subject to your authority. You can create entities, powers, objects, etc, and bring them into the outer world, and still retain authority over them. Essentially, if it involves your inner world, you can probably do it.

Fictional Lordship has the same degree of authority over all unreality (fiction, fantasy, imagination, etc - anything that is, in some way, not real or less than real), being able to achieve anything within/involving unreality. This could be creating fictional worlds/characters/verses, but also feats like bringing things from unreality into reality. This absolute authority also gives them absolute access to everything within unreality, including all locations, objects, verses and powers that, in some way, do not exist in reality (e.g due to being part of a fictional verse). You can also summon any powers/objects/locations/characters/etc into reality with their full powers/details (e.g if a power is absolute in fiction, then you can bring it into reality and it will be absolute in reality too), and retain authority over them because they came from unreality.

Fictional Lordship, because it's a power under Author Authority

@AzQth dammit man! Those two powers are among my favorites, how can I choose??

Reading your description, I got a doubt: if you bring someone or something from the real world to a fictional verse, you can manipulate them with Fictional Lordship or they are still immune to it?

Fair enough. I'm honestly still not sure which one I'd go for. These are both powers that I initially liked to some degree, but found lackluster compared to other powers I liked, but as I thought and asked about them more, ended up thinking about and imagining them on a level with other powers I like.

@Abdalla1234 @Keefdreewill @Cameron Washington @Tsukareta123 @SleepyTact @TheBoundless1

What are your thoughts on this?

@Manuele9 I would assume that you can manipulate them. After all, you hold dominion over fiction as part of the power, so if they're in a fictional world, even if they were brought there from the real world, they should be subject to your authority.

@AzQth thanks for the reply. Then I think they are equal. Both have the same absolute authority and control over their dominion.

I still can't choose between them, since I love them both. Btw I love the images of the poll.

Boundless inner world for me. Fictional Lordship is awesome however I’d prefer creating my own Boundless Realm. I can also give myself powers there & then take those powers with me outside of that Realm. I see it similar to the Pre Ret Beyonder & the Beyondverse.

This is hard as fuck! I love em both. AAAAAAHHHH. FINE FINE. Imma go with BIW