Originally posted by Burning thought
That they are far weaker than Sargeras. Just not ncesserily magically. Where does it say fel magic is their strongest power?I dont have to show you anything Utrigos about a gas giant sized being that could put his hand through Azeroth like it was a wet paper bag, the very physical dimension of his size and volume would imediatley be logically higher than any power on Azeroth, he wouldnt "shake" the world, thats impossible when with a tap he would crumble it. What your asking would be like me asking if you can prove a 10,000 mile wide steel ball is heavier than a paper clip....
There is some diffrence, Pyron has more power and size within him than all of Azeroth or the Warcraft universe see what I did there? it was a fine example, an example of how beings far beyond Sargeras do not need to abide by your no limits fallacy of "he is not harmed by nature magikz so he is invulerables!".
sure if the proof is provided, it sounds like an overhype, I think the impoosion of the portal closing was simply what set the well of eternity off balance which caused the sundering or so ive read before now, not the portal itself ravaging the world.
1. no, not reasonable at all, one planet means nothing to the enormous gas giant Pyron is and moving at lightspeed into Sargeras too...i mean how is that even reasonable? dont you know the size of a Gas giant? perhaps this is where your loosing grips with this thing. Also you keep saying of a planet but only the nature aspect of it, its not the full power of the planets magic or anything of the sort.
2. A spell that took a fair cast time by illidan and required the eye of Sargeras? overall a worthless spell in any real combat.
You see this is why I need to ask for proof, as youve shown before your lack of understanding of things you read seem to blur with your overhyping, nowhere in that quote does it say Sargeras was hit by the power of the sundering or anything like it, the sundering happened when the WoE was knocked out by the portal when it closed completly, all that happens in that quote is Sargeras is locked and stuck for a while, showing his foolery and pathetic nature overall.
In fact, they are like fleas when it comes to power over Sargeras. The book says: "In comparison to Sargeras, both Archimonde and Mannoroth were as fleas. The power of a hundred dragons would have been as nothing to him", this along with the rest of the page clearly implicate that power and magic is the subject of which Krasus speak.
Good thing Sargeras is more endurant than Azeroth then. The fact that Pyron is big has significance, but just because he is big does not automaticly mean he can harm Sargeras. Why is it you think that Sargeras is so vulnerable to Pyron's punches? Because he is smaller? Kain is even smaller and yet you claim him able to protect himself against Pryon with his shield. Quit being so hypocritic, and yes, I know you will now bring up the whole "indestructable" thing. But newsflash to you: Sargeras is claimed indestructable as well. Much like how Superman is vulnerable to magic, Sargeras is vulnerable to nature magic. Something Pyron does not have. In fact, that is not even true. Sargeras is only vulnerable to immortal magic, which was exactly what the Ax of Brox was. Imbued with immortal magic (The magic of Kalimdor dwelled within the Ax, as stated by narrator. The greatest druids of all times imbued it with the power of Azeroth and Elune)
More power? Not at all. Compared to the top tier, Pyron is dwarfed in power. He is more dangerous than anything Warcraft can spit out, though, this is true. He is far from more powerful though. Pyron has more size, which is the only reason team one would win this fight if they did. An equal-sized Pyron or a 20% Pyron would never oppose the threat our several planet-sizes Pyron can.
Excuse me? The Well of Eternity and the Demon Soul were bound to the portal! It was when the portal imploded that the world 'ended' as the so gently book said. The implosion brought the disasterious effect on the planet, when it imploded. But this is not of significance though, since while weak characters survived being present at the sundering, Sargeras survived while actually being in the middle of the implosion.
1. Geesh! A Gas Giant does not have a specific size. If you want to try accuse me for not knowing how big a gas giant is, I suggest you stop right there. Do you take me for an idiot? A gas giant has no set size, so if you are trying to prove a Pyron point by bringing the term gas giant into things here, you failed. Utterly.
The Ax of Brox was by narrator said to contain the magic of Kalimdor, granted them by the Goddess Elune.
2. The Eye of Sargeras? What are you? Desperate? There was no Eye of Sargeras at the time in Azeroth. Illidan interveened in the portal process with the weaving of a spell himself, and maybe an hour later he was the official destroyer of the planet. There were no fancy artifacts for him to use. It was just him, the spells he knew and the blessing he had been granted by Sargeras. Sure Illidan's spell would be useless in combat, but that is not my point.
Are you blind?: "As the portal imploded, the demon lord found himself trapped. He could not flee, could not pull back. Dropping his sword, the titan even battered against the gateway with his fists, but to no avail. The corridor between realms shrank rapidly, at last crushing in on him". Sargeras was literally inside the portal when it crushed inwards by an implosion. IMPLOSION! CRUSHING!
Implosion: Implosion is a process in which objects are destroyed by collapsing in on themselves. The opposite of explosion, implosion concentrates matter and energy. An example of implosion is a submarine being crushed from the outside by the hydrostatic pressure of the surrounding water. A violent compression.
Crushing: To bring to an end forcibly as if by imposing a heavy weight. To press forcefully so as to break up into a pulpy mass. To break up into tiny particles.
I assume you already know that when a star goes supernova, it implodes. As is it a key part to the rise of neutron stars and black holes. Of course you do. I am also sure you have a perfect explanation ready to be used on how Sargeras will die by Pyron's punch while he survived being in the center of an implosion.