Originally posted by Galan007Not complete mastery. I've seen reality warpers display these sorts of powers before like creating dimensions/galaxies/etc.
To create a working universe from a blank slate would require mastery over reality, time, space, mind, soul, and power.What doesn't compute?
Does the worlogog reference anywhere it having these powers as you have suggested?
Originally posted by Galan007Metron arrived, and told the heroes the deeper truth - the Worlogog was a map of the universe in four dimensions, and allowed the user a certain degree over time and space. In one possible future, its destruction allowed Darkseid to conquer the universe totally.
facepalm I've answered these questions already, why waste even more of my time? Especially when I know that nothing I say will ever get through anyway.
Well....I don't see reality,power, etc. listed on dc's page do you?
Originally posted by SoulDevourerMy issue is that it has never shown to have complete mastery over the aspects galan claimed it did. It was just his opinion that it did.
to create universe: space+time+powerthats it
Originally posted by Galan007I know the feat you are talking about took place outside it, but you made a claim and I can't find it anywhere where it lists it has complete mastery over soul, power, mind, etc.
Nope. That's why I'm glad I have read all the issues involving the Worlogog, before entering debates regarding it.😉
A timespanning engine given to Hourman by his teacher, Metron of the New Gods. It is a complete map of the space-time continuum of the DCU which grants the owner mastery of time and space.
The phiolosopher's stone, lost on Earth for four thousand years. In the language of New Genesis, it is the Worlogog, the hourglass of the gods. It is a mirror of the universe. in miniature. An exact working model of the entire spacetime continuum from big bang to omega point.
With the powers listed here the feat you described doesn't have anything to do with the aspects I was referring to let alone complete mastery.
What arcs prove me wrong?