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I think the mystical side takes this. I can't think of any purely physical strength beings that can best Odin, Surtur, Agamotto, or other top tier mystical characters in battle or otherwise.
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I'm thinking this thread is in reference to physical strength vs mystical power. Mystical power is going to win out under those terms, since the guys best able to counter the top tier magic users (Odin, Inbetweener, Mephisto) don't rely on physical power (Galactus, The Phoenix Force).
As to your question, the Power Cosmic is a force (just as magic could be considered a force), but has been revealed to be more than material energy. It is Cosmic Energy, which may as well be placed in the same category as Magic.
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It all matters ,because 'any geek with a spellbook' could be considered a low level wizard . Most herald get curbstomped by 'geeks with speelbook' because they (Heralds) dont understand magic (PC Being science based).
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Though, Galactus was beating Agamotto in the vishanti's dimension. So PC can beat magic, it just depends on who's casting. Then again, that was Galactus....... but yeah, magic trumps almost everything else under abstract level.
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of course its a stalemate,it has to do with training and skills,and experience
it can be said that stregnth would win,
a low experienced fighter meets a magic user with the same amount of training=one day
the fighter was given a sword and no lessons
magic user given a spell book and learned one spell-sneeze
who wins this confrontation?
you see, if there was any sort of proportion to things then silly things like Juggernaut's unstoppability would cease to exist.
instead, it would merely be a question of enough physical force being applied to resist Juggernaut's enchanted forward motion... basically say Juggernaut would get x amount of magical 'energy' from Cyttorak, which would translate to y amount of physical resistance. now a character like The Silver Surfer, would be able to produce the requisite physical force to stop and reverse Juggernaut but a more limited physical character like ... Colossus could not.
similarly a great sorcerer like Strange would be able to fully test a great physical power like Champion, because he could access the magic of powerful Gods (but only for a limited while).
magic should also not work instantaneously ... like physical force, it should gradually effect a character.
wotcha say peeps?
should we draft "Guidelines for the usage of Magic and miscellaneous plot devices" paper? we could sort these Marvel people out!
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