Originally posted by Kris Blazethor's hammer has limited functions of magic...it's not like he could create a rabbit out of thin air like Dr. Strange type of magic.
There's no more or less versatile.Thor's hammer performs freaking magic and Hal's ring can do whatever he imagines.
I would say Thor's hammer, in specific attributes (energy absorption) is more powerful than the ring, but the ring is far more versatile.
Originally posted by Starscream M
thor's hammer has limited functions of magic...it's not like he could create a rabbit out of thin air like Dr. Strange type of magic.I would say Thor's hammer, in specific attributes (energy absorption) is more powerful than the ring, but the ring is far more versatile.
- It can transmute things. So it works just like matter manipulation, which is virtually unlimited, aside from the fact that it cannot create things. But he can still create energy, of which there is plenty to do. So because the ring can create giant anvils and rams, and it's not more versatile.
Originally posted by Mindship
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But even if the ring and hammer are equal in power (for argument's sake), I still see godly physiology giving Thor the edge. Ie, ring and hammer cancel each other out; it comes down to man vs god.I know virtually nothing about Wotan...though "has done well with" doesn't sound like "defeated."
Sorry, I meant he's defeated. He even trapped a mage inside his OWN ring and actually used intelligence. But this was a PC feat.