So the legendary Carnifex grows bored of being unkillable and decides to take on some nasty bastards such as:
1. The Archdemon(DA:O);
2. Illidan(Skull of Gul'dan);
3. OoT Ganondorf(no coming back from the dead if Ganon gets gored);
4. Jon Irenicus;
Old One Eye may call upon the help of 5 Tyranid Warriors if the match turns out to be too one-sided.
BONUS ROUNDS. In these Old One Eye gets help from a single Hierophant Bio-Titan.
1. Fatboy tank(factory enabled);
2. Kil'jaeden.
P.S: Please don't get your panties all up in a bunch if you think the characters in the gauntlet are out of order. I did my best(uhh, sort of) to place them in the correct order.
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Kiljaeden will likely win, prob the Fatboy too and its nice to see some supreme com love. I doubt the first 3 will have the power to counter its durability though.
Yea, I suppose the bonus rounds are pretty spitey. Hmmph, I suppose we can always add a couple of hundred Tyranid gribblies, more Bio-Titans, the Swarmlord, etc.
EDIT: SupCom, hell yeah. Where do you think my avatar comes from?
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Probably. With the RPG books having been declared non-canon, there is now less than ever legit info on Kil'jaeden. Unless there was some in the new(er) books I haven't read.
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"The Daemon lied with every breath. It could not help itself but to deceive and dismay, to riddle and ruin. The more we conversed, the closer I drew to one singularly ineluctable fact: I would gain no wisdom here."
I wonder when Nemebro will realize that My Little Pony stopped being cool like 3 weeks ago.
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"The Daemon lied with every breath. It could not help itself but to deceive and dismay, to riddle and ruin. The more we conversed, the closer I drew to one singularly ineluctable fact: I would gain no wisdom here."
He's the villian from Baldurs Gate 2. Hes a high-level wizard about on par with Elminster, so pretty much he stops time, turns OOE to stone and shits on his face.
Or he just disintergrates him. Unless OOE can makes his fortitude roll of course.
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Yea, KJ has a severe feat-deficit. Power-scaling does say a fair bit about him, but whatevs.
Jon Irenicus, like Neph said, is the villain from Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn. He's an extremely powerful mage.
A Fatboy is a massive, massive tank-fortress of doom that can crap out Assault Bots the size of Warlord titans(and many other nasties) out of its ass roughly every 20 seconds(the smaller stuff takes less time) if it has enough mass and energy.
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Unless Old One Eye scores a natural 1, it should definitely make its fortitude save I'd imagine. Considering it would have more constitution than the Tarrasque. What is the save DC? What is Jon's intelligence?
Also, Flesh to Stone allows a fortitude save my friend, same problem.
You must also consider that in Dungeons and Dragons, stopping time means you can't attack.
"While the
time stop is in effect, other creatures are
invulnerable to your attacks and spells; you
cannot target such creatures with any
attack or spell."
Also, "as powerful as Elminster" doesn't give me much hope for Jon. Since Elminster is frankly weaker than a good 17th level Wizard.
Unless Jon has something special in the Baldur's Gate games that allows him to supersede the rules of DnD, or he has access to some broken ass spells that disallow save DCs, there is little hope for him.
Though what edition is Baldur's Gate actually based on? O:
Hm. If Jon old boy has Shivering Touch, he could actually incapacitate Old One Eye in a single round. Does a good amount of damage to dexterity, which Old One Eye is relatively lacking, and allows no saving throw.
I was joking with the fortitude save. Thats obviously just game mechanics BS.
Its based on the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd edition ruleset, in which you most certainly can target creatures while in Timestop as well as damage them though the effects are not felt until after the Timestop has finished.
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He does actually. Irenicus has access to the unique spell Rapture of the Father, a death spell thats able to instantly kill six enemies with no regard to magic resistance or saving throws.
He can also create a perfect clone of his opponent. So at the very least he can clone OOE and shove lightning bolts up his ass while it fights its clone.
And he can rapidly teleport.
2nd Edition. Though wikipedia mentions that it was slightly modified.
I don't think Shivering Touch is in Baldur's Gate.
He can also create a perfect clone of his opponent. So at the very least he can clone OOE and shove lightning bolts up his ass while it fights its clone.[/quote]
Based on this yeah he'd probably win, though I doubt the lightning bolts would do anything.
Are you sure he could replicate OOE though? O: Since according to stats, Old One Eye is physically much stronger than Kord, god of strength.
Elminster is still a pussy.
On another note, what can the Fatboy's machines actually do? I've seen 40k vs. SupCom threads before, all they have told me is that the SupCom units are big. Which doesn't mean much.
SupCom is an incredibly boring universe. You're better off just not knowing.
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Nah. Though if you want to go that route Old One Eye has to roll a dice every time he wants to hit. As does every other WH40K character we use in this forum. I'm sure I don't have to tell you how stupid and impossible that would be.
What do you mean? Like this:
Edwin hits the dragon with like 8 spells during Time Stop.
Cool.
The spell depends upon the strength of the opponent, so I don't see why it wouldn't be able to replicate him/it.
I wouldn't know. I havn't dabbled in DnD outside of Baldurs Gate, Neverwinter Nights and Icewind Dale. Given how much people gobble his knob in those games I assume he's pretty l33t.
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But we can assume characters with an incredibly powerful constitution can resist spells that allow a fortitude spell. It's not perfect, but it's better than any level 20 Wizard casting Time Stop and then Wail of the Banshee for an instant win in every thread.
Maybe. This is a tricky subject and I think needs some Mod-decision on it, especially given that Tabletop games have been recently allowed. Personally I feel that this ruleapplies:
14. All characters are, by default, presented in vs. threads as they are in their respective games. This includes physical feats of strength, speed, durability, etc. shown in the games, regardless of the universe. The sole caveat to this is if the original post outlines imposed limitations. I will make this very clear: If a character can do something in a game, they can do it in the vs. thread, unless the original post specifically says no. This does not extend to things that are clearly gameplay mechanics - stuff like QTEs, turn-based systems, health and magic point systems, etc. It does extend to abilities that are clearly seen to be used in the game, and that the character is clearly intended to be able to do - the developers would not give the characters abilities that can be used in gameplay if they didn't intend them to be able to use them.
Fortitude rolls fall into that category imo.
You're always cool Nemebro-sama.
Well correct me if I'm wrong but in DnD terms aren't mages not actually the wielders of power, as in they just manipulate the Weave (magical energy) present in the universe? The Weave is capable of some pretty incredible stuff. I think creating a replica of Old One Eye isn't out of the question for a mage to accomplish, its merely a highly-evolved creature. Just flesh and blood. I mean, wizards can create entire pocket dimensions, this isn't outside of their capabilities.
Well unfortunately I live in England and there isn't as much opportunity for nerdy DnD stuff over here.
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