So, show me a scan that says Thor's force is magically multiplied through some sort of mystical enhancement.
Because - yeah, you can hit harder with a hammer than with your fist because of the increased torque, and the decreased surface area. But besides the purely MECHANICAL advantages a hammer bestows upon Thor, it's never been said that the hammer changes his force in anyway.
Give him an adamantium hammer, and he'd replicate any 'supra-destructor-bolity' feat you want to name.
Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
The HAMMER obviously contributes alot to thor. Period. That is what I'm saying. The things that thor does with it can be used for his power and destructibility. But Not strength. That isn't at all fair. That would be like WW using her sword and everytime she drives it thru a gog lvl being, we use it as a strength feat. The weapon itself adds to the feat.
What the hell is wrong with you? 😕
Originally posted by Soljer
So, show me a scan that says Thor's force is magically multiplied through some sort of mystical enhancement.Because - yeah, you can hit harder with a hammer than with your fist because of the increased torque, and the decreased surface area. But besides the purely MECHANICAL advantages a hammer bestows upon Thor, it's never been said that the hammer changes his force in anyway.
Give him an adamantium hammer, and he'd replicate any 'supra-destructor-bolity' feat you want to name.
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Originally posted by Soljer
So, show me a scan that says Thor's force is magically multiplied through some sort of mystical enhancement.Because - yeah, you can hit harder with a hammer than with your fist because of the increased torque, and the decreased surface area. But besides the purely MECHANICAL advantages a hammer bestows upon Thor, he is at no more advantage.
Give him an adamantium hammer, and he'd replicate any 'supra-destructor-bolity' feat you want to name.
hell no. an adamantium hammer isn't going to allow him to crack a planet in half nor will it allow him to split the dome of a celestial. The hammer has magical properties and adds to the feat. Only strenth feats i'm taking as purely strength feats are ones performed without it.
Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
hell no. an adamantium hammer isn't going to allow him to crack a planet in half nor will it allow him to split the dome of a celestial. The hammer has magical properties and adds to the feat. Only strenth feats i'm taking as purely strength feats are ones performed without it.
Save 'hitting intangible' beings and stuff like that - that IS magically based...yeah..he would.
No where has it ever been stated that Thor utilizes any sort of mystical enhancement for striking.
Even his FLYING was supposed to be based purely on strength. Not magic.
Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
Then WW is surely as ****ing strong as they come since she was able to drive the sword of hephestious thru GoGs chest. I loathe to use that as a strength feat, but we can all play that game.
The sword shaves things down to the atomic level.
The hammer does not assist Thor in any way, shape, or form.
Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
Then WW is surely as ****ing strong as they come since she was able to drive the sword of hephestious thru GoGs chest. I loathe to use that as a strength feat, but we can all play that game.
2 things.
1. It's a sword
2. isn't it specifically enchanted to be able to cut through anything(something about slicing atoms or some-such).
Originally posted by Soljer
Save 'hitting intangible' beings and stuff like that - that IS magically based...yeah..he would.No where has it ever been stated that Thor utilizes any sort of mystical enhancement for striking.
Even his FLYING was supposed to be based purely on strength. Not magic.
accept we know that the hammer glows when he flys right? It doesn't have to be stated that thor utilizes any mystical enchantment. the hammer itself is enchanted. period. The feats don't count as strength feats. I put them on his ability to cause destruction list.
Originally posted by Soljer
The sword shaves things down to the atomic level.The hammer does not assist Thor in any way, shape, or form.
The Sword has a scientific edge. it might as well be adamantium. It's not enchanted and yet she drove it thru gog. So i guess that counts as a strength feat for her. Thanks. that is all i needed to know.
Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
The Sword has a scientific edge. it might as well be adamantium. It's not enchanted and yet she drove it thru gog. So i guess that counts as a strength feat for her. Thanks. that is all i needed to know.
It has to do with how sharp it is, not how strong the wielder is.
Superman certainly wasn't straining himself when he merely ran his fingers across the blade.
Originally posted by Silent Master
Nvrs.Also, didn't Superman in Kingdom Come cut his finger by merely touching the blade?
That only shows how sharp it is. I can cut myself on a blade too. But I doubt a 3 year old child could drive that same blade thru the trunk of my body. they lack the strength. there. it's a strength feat for her. just like thor's hammer doesn't add anything to his hits. 😄
Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
That only shows how sharp it is. I can cut myself on a blade too. But I doubt a 3 year old child could drive that same blade thru the trunk of my body. they lack the strength. there. it's a strength feat for her. just like thor's hammer doesn't add anything to his hits. 😄
Yeah, a three year old could still stab you.
And I speak from experience. 😬.