Definitely. Without necromancy what did she really have? She could create fog to hide, teleport, somehow create a sun barrier and summon fire. The only danger being the fire, something she only summons around the target.
Marnie has her impressive physical stats and her own powers.
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Telekinesis. She could make someone forget who they were or make their skin rot. She had very impressive powers. I am not saying she wins only that it isn't a stomp. Maryann would probably enjoy being attacked as whacked out as she was.
When did she do that? Yeah, via her control over the undead.
Don't have to call it a stomp. As it stands the best power against Maryann is the ring of fire, how effective that would be is a different matter. Maryann can slash, poison and dance to defeat Marnie
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When a necromancer uses a spell on the undead and on no one else, its a fair assumption that its a part of that necromancy.
Marnie was really impressive with Antonia, but that's because of the necro owning the verses strongest beings. Without that her abilities fall short to Maryann's, as does her physical self.
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I see some of those spells working on anyone. I just see the necromancy giving her the power to control them given the time to chant out the spell/gesture.
I don't agree. She has ranged attacks. Maryann in character won't be as aggressive and will probably get a thrill out of it.
Nothing else has been shown to work on humans, and are things that would have been extremely useful. The mind control done on Eric is like the other ways she controls the undead.
Yeah, summoning fire. And I don't see normal fight as something above bullets or Fae blasts.
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Thats because witches gain power in the chants like that, like when Holly did so.
I don't recall TK. The amnesia would be the same as what she as control over, /especially/ the decay. I cannot see fog and being surrounded by fire as ways she will win. On the other hand it would take a single scratch for Maryann to kill Marnie.
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Oh yeah, when she offed the cute girl (sadface). Still such a low level of TK really doesn't have many practical uses. I mean if it was like Bill's the advantage would be hers.
Correction, its Witch range vs Maenad toxic claws and survivability. This boils down to whether the fire would down Maryann or not. If not, theres little that would stop her barring an unknown spell.
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Yes, but only small, handheld objects. Whats she going to do, throw knife at her? The woman has the speed and able-resistance to smack away bullets, so little that'll do. Then we look how she could likely take the knife without bother. There is little to nothing here limited TK could do here.
And we would still need to see her affect people with some sort of spells to deviate from what is or isn't branched from necromancy.
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Just saying she has he ability is all. I did not say a knife will seriously harm or kill her.
Memory Erasing
Description: Used by Marnie to erase Eric's memory while being possessed by the spirit of Antonia.
Requirements: Powerful witch
Spell: "Iam tibi impero et praecipio maligne spiritus! ut confestit allata et circulo discedas absque omni strepito, terrore, clamore et foetore, asque sine omni damno mei tam animae quam corporis!"
Translation: Now I command and charge you, O evil spirit! That you immediately depart from the circle, abstaining from all noise, terror, tumult, and stench, and if you refuse I will damn you both in body and soul.
I disagree. Only the spells used to control the vampires or decay them seem vampire specific.
I can, as can you. Then we'll be left with two people disagreeing on a theory with nothing to back up either side, though using both for and against is in Maryann's favour;
-If I'm right, all Marinie would have is summoning fire and handheld level TK. Neither are enough to dance with Maryann.
-If you're right, Marnie has a move that will make Meryann forget who she is. Problem being that the amnesia makes her forget who she is, not what she is or her capabilities. Whether by thread rules or Marnie attacking, shed also get the incentive to fight back, just this time without her playful side. Actually this spell would make Maryann more of a threat
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The website lists the spells vampire specific and this is not one of them. My logic is backed by the website as is logic. Erasing someone's memory does not mean to me hey whoever you hit with the spell only. Controlling vampires is due to necromancy and the decay since it affects their vampire biology.
When the spell hit Eric he changed entirely. He did not fight back but left. I see the same thing happening here.
The website being the True Blood Wikia that is created and edited by fans with fan created spell names for the most part? It doesnt list what is or isnt vamp specific.
He knew he was a vampire, not hungry, not knowing where/who he is and surrounded by people. Sure he ran, why would Maryann? Eric does not attack for no reason, not even in that front he puts up. As long as she knows what she is, she'll act as Eric did when finding Sookie.
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