Well isnt true invincible because isnt omnipotent but is teorically invincible

@SommoArcano Conceptual Lordship is an Omnipotence Derivative.

@Abdalla1234 Huh, I didn't think about it like that! My thought process is that you're tied to all concepts as a whole, and that makes you truly immortal. To kill you would require destroying all concepts, which would inevitably destroy the entire verse.

You could do that as well

@Abdalla1234 True. Then again, the concept of eternity, true immortality, totality, and others exist, so by tying yourself to one or all of them, you'd live forever! Or, you can transcend all concepts and be completely invincible to literally everything. Omni-Immunity.

Thank you Necro ! Hope you had a great one too ^ ^

"Eternal and completely invincible" ? I don't see it mentioned on the page, but considering the nature of the power it's an accurate description, as it makes you a primordial and all-encompassing existence that embodies and rules everything at the most foundamental level, so defeat are death and inherently impossible.

Of all the expressions of Omnipotence, it's one of the simplest and most complex at the same time, and definitely one of the most fascinating.

@DYBAD I did, thank you for asking! 😀

In regards to your post, you told someone in the comments of the page about Conceptual Lordship basically making someone undefeatable. How does it make them a "primordial, all-encompassing" entity? Why do you think that it is simple yet also fascinating? I've been intrigued by this, especially since I've been debating on whether or not to keep Autopotence for my self-insert, or replace it with Arcanepotence or Conceptual Lordship.

From what I understand, "Lordship" goes beyond manipulation, they are physiological abilities that makes you one with the power. And since concepts are the metaphysical foundation and essence of reality, and Conceptual Lordship grants you complete power and master over all concepts, that means you both rule and encompass all things on a fundamental level, making you a primordial, all-powerful and invincible existence.

Among all the many almighty abilities, this is one of the powers that feel the most divine in and of itself, as only the most transcendent deities could reasonably have it, typically the supreme one of the setting.

@DYBAD Fascinating! What separates this from Omniarch? Also, I wonder what a conceptual being would even be like! I had no idea that Lordship abilities went beyond control of something, like magic for example, and instead literally BECOMES said thing. Can you give me examples of how someone could use Conceptual Lordship? I understand it, but I have a hard time visualizing a character utilizing such an ability!

From what I understand, Omniarch is a statement of status rather than a concept of its own, and as such tends to lack style and identity (similarly to Omnipotence, whose many flavored expressions are usually a lot more interesting).

I generally have a hard time wrapping my head around conceptual powers, as they are inherently disconnected from reality and all the grounding references that come with it, which are necessary components to make sense of a character, its abilities and journey.

In the case of Conceptual Lordship, I imagine it would be best to start off with the manipulation of a specific concept the character vibes with, and gradually expand his abilities to neighboring concepts while also increasing his mastery of them, and slowly transitioning from manipulation to physiology, eventually culminating with Conceptual Lordship as we know it.

With powers like this one that essentially grant you everything on a silver plate, it is the process/journey to get there that would logically make the backbone of the story, as once you reach its full-power and everything becomes achievable with the merest thought, there isn't much left to write about.