I'm creating a character who has all bunch of different powers, ranging from beam emission to meta-perspective manipulation! He pretty much has Complete Arsenal, so I need to name a ton of different powers. Canonically, he has 13,987,584,392,638,828,485,739,102,698,333,937,487,736,295 (not just a random number I spouted out, that's actually what I've stuck with) recorded abilities. And if you can help me find some interesting powers, then please do!
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I'm not really trying to, just need a good baseline that can cover tons at a time.
I'm making a debt collector/repo man character that's basically "all-powerful" in his own right. He's one of the top dogs of my world, being next to Tael and Odysseus (two ultipotent/metapotent fuckers who are insanely powerful, as you can tell) in terms of overall status and power. He takes care of debts (and karma sorta stuff) of all manner, especially those coming from almighty contracts/deals/payments, and will take whatever he sees is fitting to take. You can't escape him at *all* and stuff like "Absolute Evasion" doesn't do anything since The Mother and Father gave him such power. No matter what, you will pay your dues. Anyway, I'm searching for physiologies that fit that general description. Think you can help me?
Also, almighty contracts are something everyone can do, but just don't because of its... rules. Depending on your own status or level of power, you can manipulate contracts to your side. But as for almighty/divine ones, you can't do anything but abide by the rules and requirements of it. And not doing so has a much more severe consequence, trust me. Even beings like Tael and Odysseus have to obey them! Of course, The Father or Mother don't necessarily have to obey them, but they usually will like everyone else. Divine contracts are a *huge* deal in my world.
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Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for letting me know!
Yes, and no. The user would have to be actually "omnipotent" for it to work. I can call myself God, but that doesn't really make me as powerful as Him or even relatively close to being on His level. If the user gains the power of the status they bestow, then that could technically work. Though, in that case, it'd probably be smarter to deem yourself "ruler of all" since Omniarch is the prime example of Omnipotence. It's the same as calling yourself the strongest; as even if you did do that, you'd need actual feats for it to be true. Does that make sense?
Well, omnipotence is more of a status/title than an actual "ability," in my opinion. That said, you could, theoretically, become an omnipotent being via combining those two attributes. Unless there's a preexisting omnipotent god, you'll be fine.
That is correct. There are about an infinite amount of “afterlives” in an infinite amount of universes that live in an infinite amount of multiverses that exist in a single Omniverse. Seijō, in fact, has escaped his own afterlife a few times, but that’s not technically “canon” yet. Why?
That has nothing to do with my question, but thanks, anyway.
Howdy! Everyone doing alright? Don’t care. Anyway, I’m creating a character that’s similar to Saitama, except a tad more powerful feat-wise and much more supernatural. However, I’d like to stick to a semi-realistic format that entails that Seijō (which literally means “normal“) has zero magical powers, but I’m under the assumption chi or life-force isn’t technically magical. Am I incorrect? I’d like to have my character be able to utilize chi manipulation, but I’m not sure if that’d fit under the semi-realistic rule.
That’s kinda stupid, don’t you think? If I know 1000 ways to beat you, how would a single, well-learnt skill win? I’d have versatility, while you have one technique that can prove useless in certain situations. I’d much rather know a 1000 skills than be amazing in one, as I can definitely still heighten my competence with each one. And that’s under the assumption I’m average with each of those 1000 techniques. Besides, practicing something 1000 times isn’t that crazy or amazing, but that’s just me.
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Yes, that is why I stated they were basically equal in terms of infinite potential. Magic is just as powerful as science manipulation, as they can both perform all-powerful feats and irrational nonsense.
I’d recommend reading the message before saying anything, but that’s just me.
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I always believed science manipulation was inferior to magic, but when you actually look at it, science manipulation is probably superior to all forms of magic (save Almighty Magic, Meta Magic, and all that nonsense), as it literally contains logic manipulation, which in and of itself grants you omnipotence, omnipresence, and omniscience. The three O’s! Science manipulation is basically level to Almighty Magic, so neither are more powerful than the other.
Yes, I know that Almighty Magic is a direct form of omnipotence, but logic manipulation grants you basic omnipotence, as well. If they were to fight, neither would technically win. However, I could be wrong, so correct me if I am.
Depends. The one with greater power could possibly one-shot the other, while the greater skill one could possibly block the attack and do a counterattack. Raw power can be much more effective than any skill, but it depends on how much more powerful the user actually is. If they’re 50% stronger, at least, then skill wouldn’t do too much. But that’s just me, so...
Sure?
Author Authority can be used in whatever way desired, but it’s most commonly used through vocal commands; this is why AA is considered “narrative omnipotence.” Writing in a book or utilizing writing would be Narration, a variant of Reality Warping.
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Wouldn’t that just be basic shapeshifting?
Negative is just more my style. And if I have absolute control of negative forces, then that’d include cheating and rebellion, too, right? So if I can do that, then can’t I cheat my way into controlling the positive shit, as well? I’d be the ultimate bullshitter.
On the other hand, control over of all that is positive would mean strength and power, so would I be able to augment my capabilities more and more until I could get negative force manipulation?
If none of that can happen, then, again, negative is just more my shtick and seems better suited for my personality.
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I’ve only ever played Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge before, and some of another game whose name I don’t recall. But from what I know, Ryu has some amazing moves and feats, but I’m not sure if any of them actually rival Noctis’. If all else fails, maybe the dragon attack might do something? I don’t know.
Luck Absorption? The user pretty much takes away luck energy from its source, leaving themselves empowered while the original owner no longer has it.