The Gravewalker fights a couple of kids (Talion vs Omori's Friends)

[The_man_with_the_Midas_touch]

This may be a stomp. Possibly.

But It could also be a cool match.

Talion vs FRIENDS (Omori, Kel, Aubrey and Hero)

Talion is at his Act 4 Shadows of War Key (Upscales from 1.18 tons)

FRIENDS are at their Early Game Key (All scale around .48 tons)

Speed is Equalized!

 

[azontr]

Aubrey absorbs the rest of the party into herself and realizes she's the protagoatnist of the game and then solos, voting Aubrey.

 

[The_man_with_the_Midas_touch]

Facts Oomf!

 

[azontr]

Anyway

do the friends get all their equipment?

 

[The_man_with_the_Midas_touch]

Yeah, all equipment they'd have pre-Pluto fight.

 

[Axorandom0]

Yeah, all equipment they'd have pre-Pluto fight.

Pre-Pluto equipment can at most mean all of the recycling items and most of the junkyard items before the Rosa chase. So, the Omori party isn’t too much stronger.

The main thing they have over Talion, to my knowledge, is numbers.

However, I skimmed Talion’s profile and he has immortality, meaning one of the Omori Wincons is already knocked out. They also likely can’t incapacitate him when (in terms of Lifting Strength) he’s Class K while Friends is only Superhuman.

The only wincon left (because BFR isn’t really in character for Omori within actual battles) is knocking Talion out. How plausible is this? Well, Talion has both regen and Supernatural Willpower, so I don’t think it’s likely.

Overall, I don’t really see how the Omori Party wins this. Voting Talion.

 

[The_man_with_the_Midas_touch]

However, I skimmed Talion’s profile and he has immortality, meaning one of the Omori Wincons is already knocked out.

Killing him once would still count as a win under SBA rules. His resurrection takes several hours to bring him back to life, so he'd technically be incapacitated for that time.

It's not combat-applicable.

 

[Axorandom0]

Killing him once would still count as a win under SBA rules. His resurrection takes several hours to bring him back to life, so he'd technically be incapacitated for that time.

It's not combat-applicable.

Well, I’d still say he has enough advantages to come out on top. It’s just a slight bit more even than I thought.

 

[XSOULOFCINDERX]

What's stopping Talion from teleporting them to him and then knocking them out? He can do this via Shadow Strike Pull and he's definitely not killing any of them since they're both human and children.