Originally posted by BloodRain
Artemis was capable of that feat. This is not Kratos. I thought you guys used to throw out ABC logic. Honestly I do not know if he could. He probably wouldn’t, he’d just blast them all with magic. But that’s not the speed feat you’re wanting me to claim. Well I cannot, I could not say with certainty.
Let me quote the text of Arthas’s feat
“Sylvanas had taken aim for the human- or once-human Prince, and her aim was as true as ever. The arrow sang as it sped towards Arthas’ unprotected head. But in an instant before it struck, she saw a flash of blue-white.
Sylvanas stared. More swifty than she could fathom, Arthas had brought up his sword, the runes on it emitted that cold blue-white glow, and sliced the arrow in two. He grinned at her and winked”
Without feats the ‘ice’ you're are walking on seems pretty thin to be honest. That said were it to be decided Frostmourne would shatter his normal weapons I would be inclined to give him the Olypmus sword. But from my current perspective Frostmourne seems rather obviously far more potent a weapon than his normal weapons at the very least. I’ve been given no reason yet to question this.
That sounds a lot like an assumption. Tirion is the strongest living paladin we know of. He wields the most powerful weapon of the light we know of, who in the hands of a lesser paladin was capable of an insanely powerful attack. If you then put the same weapon in the hands of a more powerful paladin, who attacked Arthas on holy ground and it only managed to weaken him is just… nonsense.
These facts in mind, while I’m not arrogant enough to say “you may want to review which of these two is the more durable”, it I imagine is far beyond your expectations, is it not?
Originally posted by NemeBro
It’s already been stated it can only steal your soul from being killed by it, of from wielding it. It’s a moot point but a fun thought.
While I appreciate the thought, I’m not sure you can expect me to list the feats of the two characters, one who is an immortal Ranger-General and protected of the High Elves, whom to my own disappointment there are no books about her specifically, and I’m not in the habit of buying books with characters I like in who just pass by in it. Saurfangs best feat of the few I am aware of is actually in the Wrathgate cinematic. He cleaved through 3 chosen Vrykul in one swing.
I confess. I don’t clearly get the connection of that guy crashing into the titan to Kratos.
The video slows down, not the attack. It slows for what I am guessing is a ‘reaction command’ of sorts? But as the flow of time is not in sync how exactly can it be clearly worked out how fast he reacted.
More abc logic? Let me know if we are using this, if so the Lich King is the most powerful undead in Azeroth. That would give him almost an immeasurable number of feats. Personally I think it’s bullshit, but if it’s insisted in being slung then well… I’ve got trebuchet’s full of it.
I see a giant of some kind being yanked off a cliff. I could point out something about that tricky little factor some claim to exist known as gravity. What relation it has to a rock giant of that size scientists are still working on. There’s also the grip factor at play. Ever had someone try to pull you off those climbing walls. Me neither but I cannot imagine it would take much. Also I’ve only even seen Kratos overpower a hand or some fingers. Oh and Zeus so, these statements sound a bit lavish compared to what I’ve seen so far.
Honestly I am starting to think Kratos is hyped. But I welcome that to be disproved, I never intended to set up a spite match.
Aye, that’s true, there’s also that forum rule where non-game material are considered non-canon unless stated in the opening post otherwise, I certainly mentioned using other things for Arthas but....
For now take it that in my head, Kratos would not have seen reason to use the Olypmus blade yet. Humour me.
The Fury of Frostmourne unleashes Frostmourne’s power all around him. I.E you die. It’s an extremely powerful shadow area spell.
Originally posted by Demonic Phoenix
His shield was already raised when she explodes. How can you possibly take this anticipated block and say, oh he reacted to it. Show me the logic of that…
Yeah, I saw movement. Do you think that might have something to do with his head being sliced off?
The problem with this list is that, can you separate these feats from Kratos. I said it before that most of what I can see, is that Kratos is so physically strong against his enemies that he forces theim blades through. Is there any specific feat where it is clearly shown to be the blades alone? Also that draining aspect sounds a lot like a gameplay mechanic, I assume you can briefly explain to me how that’s not so?
Felo’Melorn has actually no feats. It was new in the Arthas book. That said, it was stated to be the most powerful weapon the Quel’dorali possess. So if I played the abc game, plenty I guess. It’s also a runeblade which has its own definitions in the world of warcraft. Basically, they “are all incredibly strong and durable.” Using your words.
Good luck ripping out a soul which isn’t there. Arthas can summon the spirit out of any enemy and make replicates using that. Spirit being different from the soul. So if you want to play the summons game, I think the Lich King wins. I think. He’s the guy who control all the scourge right?
Returning magic would do literally nothing to the Lich King. The powers he’s been show to use are frost and shadow. Guess what magics he’s been shown to be immune to. While I appreciate a no limit fallacy, that would only work if you imply Arthas’s magic power has no limits, in which case I would then be included to switch-aroo that argument on the golden fleece. Just shooting that down before you get a chance to run with it.
Significantly more powerful than Mograine. Did not harm or did not slow down?
