Why would you use the Urban dictionary instead of Wikipedia or something? 😬
Ulyaoth is one of four Ancients, extra-dimensional beings with unfathomable amounts of power. Each Ancient, with the exception of one, is tied to a particular aspect.
Ulyaoth, the Ancient in play here, is a ruler of the Spirit, meaning magick. His feats include, but are not limited to:
- Summoning various minions in the forms of Trappers, Zombies, Bonetheives, Horrors, Reapers, and Lesser Guardians. For the sake of understand the implications this summoning power, Here is a link to a bestiary. I believe Ulyaoth would also be capable of summoning a greater guardian, but I will post the information on that creature at a later time.
- Draining the Spirit, or magickal energy, of his foes.
- Creating portals in space and time. He has been shown to use this ability both offensively and defensively.
I would add more to this, but it is late, and I have school in the morning. I believe my information supports my earlier statement.
Because Urban dictionary was the first one that appeared, after watching some vids it seems a young man with a rifle and a few magic powers conquers these entities.......is this true?
Extra dimensional, Kains destroyed enormous marine life looking entities before that are multi dimensional and possibly extra dimensional and the EG too actually ruled over life and death.
Sounds like in truth, all he is, is a summoner, nothing much to do with real power. How the hell is he going to even pose a threat to Kain?
Its likely through magic regulation Kain will dominate an entity so aligned magically.
Ulyaoth is one of four Ancients, extra-dimensional beings with unfathomable amounts of power. Each Ancient, with the exception of one, is tied to a particular aspect.Ulyaoth, the Ancient in play here, is a ruler of the Spirit, meaning magick. His feats include, but are not limited to:
- Summoning various minions in the forms of Trappers, Zombies, Bonetheives, Horrors, Reapers, and Lesser Guardians. For the sake of understand the implications this summoning power, Here is a link to a bestiary. I believe Ulyaoth would also be capable of summoning a greater guardian, but I will post the information on that creature at a later time.
- Draining the Spirit, or magickal energy, of his foes.
- Creating portals in space and time. He has been shown to use this ability both offensively and defensively.
I would add more to this, but it is late, and I have school in the morning. I believe my information supports my earlier statement.
So, who're you backing?
Originally posted by Burning thought
Because Urban dictionary was the first one that appeared, after watching some vids it seems a young man with a rifle and a few magic powers conquers these entities.......is this true?Extra dimensional, Kains destroyed enormous marine life looking entities before that are multi dimensional and possibly extra dimensional and the EG too actually ruled over life and death.
Sounds like in truth, all he is, is a summoner, nothing much to do with real power. How the hell is he going to even pose a threat to Kain?
Its likely through magic regulation Kain will dominate an entity so aligned magically.
That young man with the rifle only conquered a minion of the true entity, and it left him emotionally and spiritually scarred for the rest of his life. He never faced the true Ancient.
Ulyaoth's physical appearance is simply coincidence to whatever entities Kain has faced.
Summoning is so prevalent because of the plot of Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem. Ulyaoth was preparing for his entrance into the dimension, so his influence was limited. This is not the case, though he certainly could summon minions to attack Kain if he so desired.
You mean magic regulation in Nosgoth, do you not? Kain is not on Nosgoth in this battle, and Ulyaoth controls magical energy as well, so it will not be so simple a matter as "regulating" magic for Ulyaoth.
Shin, shame on you. Why would you even have to ask that question? sneer
Originally posted by XanatosForever
That young man with the rifle only conquered a minion of the true entity, and it left him emotionally and spiritually scarred for the rest of his life. He never faced the true Ancient.Ulyaoth's physical appearance is simply coincidence to whatever entities Kain has faced.
Summoning is so prevalent because of the plot of Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem. Ulyaoth was preparing for his entrance into the dimension, so his influence was limited. This is not the case, though he certainly could summon minions to attack Kain if he so desired.
You mean magic regulation in Nosgoth, do you not? Kain is not on Nosgoth in this battle, and Ulyaoth controls magical energy as well, so it will not be so simple a matter as "regulating" magic for Ulyaoth.
Shin, shame on you. Why would you even have to ask that question? sneer
Which makes me wonder does it have anything at all to base its power on other than speculation?
Just magical regulation "shrug" and so far ive seen nothing to base this characters power on apart from speculation and titles....
BT, all the points I have presented to you are established and demonstrated feats for Ulyaoth. If it is footage you desire instead of text, then observe the following:
I forgot about this debate. My apologies. 😮
I have demonstrated the most prevalent feats for Ulyaoth, that does not mean he is a one-trick pony.
He is far from vague, having established lore nestled through the plot of Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem. Based on his lore, there are greater shows of power, but since I do not want to delve into speculation I have focused on demonstrated abilities.
Before making any assumptions on the speed of the characters in the video, do not neglect to take into the account the sheer size of them. Both Ancients are rougly Colossal, which, when compared to smaller entities, would make movements seem lacking in speed due to sheer size.
What do you mean by move "physically"? Do you mean can be manuever himself through the physical plane of existence, or if he has appendages that allow him to "walk"?
Originally posted by XanatosForever
Yes, he can move. The fact that in the video he does not move should not be taken as the possiblity he cannot; it is more a testament to his superiority against the Ancient Chattur'gha. He does not need to move to deal with his opponent.
I don't think he moved when Xel'lotath was kicking his ass either.
Originally posted by XanatosForever
Yes, he can move. The fact that in the video he does not move should not be taken as the possiblity he cannot; it is more a testament to his superiority against the Ancient Chattur'gha. He does not need to move to deal with his opponent.
As A.G stated, it may be fair enough to assume, but do you have fact that this entity can move/fly? has it teleported?
Originally posted by ArtificialGlory
I don't think he moved when Xel'lotath was kicking his ass either.
Poking holes in my logic, are you? You are correct, he did not move during the battle with Xel'lotath, which likely means he is not very active in terms of physical movement. He can move, however, as is displayed when he emerges from the summon spell.
Originally posted by XanatosForever
Poking holes in my logic, are you? You are correct, he did not move during the battle with Xel'lotath, which likely means he is not very active in terms of physical movement. He can move, however, as is displayed when he emerges from the summon spell.
Yeah, I guess there isn't much reason to move when you can do what Ulyaoth does.