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BLEH_Hed17dCommentedCh 18 Smallfolk I- BLEH_Hed2mthReplied to LongSongGolden
Also the Altmer mages that are hinted to be even older than Divayth Fyr in the Summerset Isles
He cackles, just a tiny bit of emotion in his voice "Easy for an elf to say" He shakes his head "I appreciate the input but I was sick and out of options, so I grasped what I had on hand and pursued undeath." - BLEH_Hed6mthCommentedCh 15 Threads
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Can he learn the physics around a power to be able to block it, like Accelerator did vs Kakine?
Change Three: There is NO Dimensional sense, as in he can't naturally sense different dimensions, although he can work towards that. The reason for that is that Worm superpowers work through Dimensional shenanigans, so having the ability to fuck with it from the very beginning is naturally just Game over, although he can sense when something gets into the local dimension through others (As in he can sense when powers happen, or when someone is using them, or when Thinker powers are trying to sense shit at him.) - BLEH_Hed6mthCommented
Faust
Why have you revealed to the press that it was you who killed Damian/Lerna? - BLEH_Hed7mthReplied to SrCuervo
Gilgamesh can see the past, present, and future with his eyes. The name of the ability is called Sha Naqba Imuru. They can discern heavily concealed truths with a single glance, from that of the opponent's True Name and Noble Phantasms to possibly even seeing through a piece of the truth of the demise of human history in Fate/Grand Order. He is also able to see all possibilities from different parallel worlds. These abilities don’t use the stars to work, just uses his eyes. Uses quotes from the wiki.
Gilgamesh was a master at reading people, knowing their deep secrets with just one look. It wasn't that he could read memories or see into the future; on the contrary, he judged a person based on their actions and whether what they said was true. This strange ability of his told him what kind of person he was dealing with. - BLEH_Hed7mthCommented
While it is true Gilgamesh is master of reading people, he can also see the future
Gilgamesh was a master at reading people, knowing their deep secrets with just one look. It wasn't that he could read memories or see into the future; on the contrary, he judged a person based on their actions and whether what they said was true. This strange ability of his told him what kind of person he was dealing with. - BLEH_Hed10mthCommented
Should have had him win this one, so the other losses would be so disheartening for the audience
Shun: 'We lost.' - BLEH_Hed10mthCommentedI can't just let my team get insulted, even if he has a brain of the size of a peanut. I just have to make it so that they don't ever have the lead in the whole game.'
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Blocking other swords
The young marine turned to the pirate on the right with a grin, and the latter immediately let go of his sword and protectively covered his family jewels with both hands, only for Cedric to punch him in the face. - BLEH_Hed11mthCommented
Also grandson to Trigon
The demon prince Jason could call upon, Etrigan, was the son of hell's archduke Belial and the half-brother of the most famous wizard known to humankind, Merlin, who was a half-human, half-demon hybrid. - BLEH_Hed11mthReplied to D_REAPER
Countries can fit several hundred million people in them, obviously depending on the size of the country, see China for example but cities probably can’t. Even some of the largest modern cities only fit tens of millions of people and that’s with the advantages of modern building technology, such as skyscrapers.
The city was far larger than I originally thought, it had to hold several hundred million humans at least. With one huge castle in the distance settled on one of the second volcano of the island. Throughout the city, I could see other smaller castles that Aenela told me were the noble houses and 'dragon' lords of the city. There were also many people walking around with metal collars on their necks, which made me think they were prisoners. Though apparently, this empire part takes in slavery which I find repulsive because every creature deserves freedom. Though unless I plan on subjugating the whole island, slavery will continue. - BLEH_Hed11mthCommented
Several Hundred million? That seem a bit too much, keep in mind the USA has a population of about 330 million. One city holding that much is absurd. The largest city in the world has a population of 37 million.
The city was far larger than I originally thought, it had to hold several hundred million humans at least. With one huge castle in the distance settled on one of the second volcano of the island. Throughout the city, I could see other smaller castles that Aenela told me were the noble houses and 'dragon' lords of the city. There were also many people walking around with metal collars on their necks, which made me think they were prisoners. Though apparently, this empire part takes in slavery which I find repulsive because every creature deserves freedom. Though unless I plan on subjugating the whole island, slavery will continue. - BLEH_Hed1yrReplied to Daoist9177NN
With the amount of time Lucius gets thrown around and walks it off like nothing, it would make sense wizards are slight more durable than normal people
'Phew, that was more powerful than I had imagined, definitely stronger than a taser from my last life, strong enough to knock a wizard out cold, maybe not, wizards are considerably sturdier than muggles.' - BLEH_Hed1yrCommentedCh 22 Iron lands that breed Iron men
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Ever heard of pacing, development and correct timing. Clearly not. I’m not sure what bring up time travel and force visions is meant to say. I never criticised your stories continuity or it’s lore aspects, in fact you seem to have a great understanding of Star Wars lore as a whole. My problems come from your writing techniques and your stories structure. Just because it makes sense in terms of the story does mean it’s a good idea, such as (as an example this obviously isn’t related to your story) if an mc was assassinated by Palpatine because he had a force vision of them messing up his plans. This would make sense in terms of the story but is a terrible idea for obvious reasons. I am going to assume that you mentioned foreshadowing because of my mention of Abeloth. If that is your idea of foreshadowing, then I am terrified by what you think unsubtle is.