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Thor's profile describes the scene as "two God Blasts in unison"No prove to show that her God blast is as powerful as Thor's own since she is roughly comparable to Thor.
Yes except for the Loki and Enchantress part
You could just make a page for Yggdrasil it would make it even easierDo you think a brief blogpost on Yggdrasil's size would be a good idea? So the info doesn't have to be repeated in the profile of each character with a feat scaling to it?
Oh yeah, I forgot that was a thing you could do on this wikiYou could just make a page for Yggdrasil it would make it even easier
Very little people actually care enough to make pages for places, items, civilizations, vehicles but there are stardards for those.Oh yeah, I forgot that was a thing you could do on this wiki
@Yuhady123 Was working on something like that I believe, he should have an active blog on it.Do you think a brief blogpost on Yggdrasil's size would be a good idea? So the info doesn't have to be repeated in the profile of each character with a feat scaling to it?
Still lacking but it's a start@Yuhady123 Was working on something like that I believe, he should have an active blog on it.
As I see it you have 1 staff member vote in the op you need at least 2 considering it's tier 1 stuff likely moreHow many more people do I need to get to agree before I start working to implement?
I should note that Marvel heralds are stated to canonically vary in power, so they should have a Varies rating that could include 5-B, 3-C, and High 3-A ends. I always meant to implement this myself and never got around to it.I don’t have many thoughts for most of the thread, because I don’t do Tier 1 shit, but I wanted to give my thoughts on this specifically:
Don’t do this.
“holding back stats” should not be indexed on a character’s page. Put a note at the bottom of the page saying that the character holds back, or put that in their Standard Tactics section, but don’t give them specific stats for when they’re holding back, and especially don’t slap that stat on every character that fights them while holding back.
Why not just "5-B, High 3-A at peak?"I should note that Marvel heralds are stated to canonically vary in power, so they should have a Varies rating that could include 5-B, 3-C, and High 3-A ends. I always meant to implement this myself and never got around to it.
While myself don't know the proper context of the statement, i don't think Thor is being literal, at least on the given quote, but rather talking about how someone can overcome difficulties as long as they think they can do so. Thor himself even ends one of the speech bubbles saying that everyone can do the same thing as himI should note that Marvel heralds are stated to canonically vary in power, so they should have a Varies rating that could include 5-B, 3-C, and High 3-A ends. I always meant to implement this myself and never got around to it.
When is Yggdrasil implied to be connected to the House of Ideas? Is it in Immortal Thor #2 where it says "Whose highest point is the very crown of creation?" If so, I don't think that is nearly enough to scale it to the House of Ideas.By the way, I'm in a bit of a rush right now, but just so we're clear about this: I actually agree with Yggdrasil being downgraded, yeah, at least for now. Immortal Thor's been introducing a lot of potential complications to its placement in the cosmology that will require us to wait on further elaboration (e.g. The first few issues imply Yggdrasil is the Tree of Life by saying that its uppermost point is the House of Ideas), so, yeah, probably best to not meddle too much with the tree for now.
I'll go over the other stuff later.
I'm confused as to when Yggdrasil got agreed to High 1-A. I couldn't find the thread for that.By the way, I'm in a bit of a rush right now, but just so we're clear about this: I actually agree with Yggdrasil being downgraded, yeah, at least for now. Immortal Thor's been introducing a lot of potential complications to its placement in the cosmology that will require us to wait on further elaboration (e.g. The first few issues imply Yggdrasil is the Tree of Life by saying that its uppermost point is the House of Ideas), so, yeah, probably best to not meddle too much with the tree for now.
I'll go over the other stuff later.
Here.I'm confused as to when Yggdrasil got agreed to High 1-A. I couldn't find the thread for that.
Exactly that, yes. "Crown of Creation" is just another name for Kether, which is the House of Ideas, so Kether being Yggdrasil's highest point would seem to indicate that Al Ewing is drawing a link between Ygg and the Tree of Life.Is it in Immortal Thor #2 where it says "Whose highest point is the very crown of creation?" If so, I don't think that is nearly enough to scale it to the House of Ideas.
Eh, I disagree. Calling out powerscaling scenarios like Thor vs Hulk in strength or Thor vs Quicksilver in a race seems like a straight reference to the kinds of questions authors like Al Ewing or Stan Lee are constantly asked, which Stan Lee infamously responded to with "the person who'd win in a fight is the person that the writer wants to win." I'd take this as an indication that heralds are as powerful as they need to be for a given story.While myself don't know the proper context of the statement, i don't think Thor is being literal, at least on the given quote, but rather talking about how someone can overcome difficulties as long as they think they can do so. Thor himself even ends one of the speech bubbles saying that everyone can do the same thing as him
The sixth speeching bubble also pretty much leaves the idea i pointed above (Thor ins't talking about a literal Varies rating, but rather being methaphoric in relation to someone's capability of overcoming challenges on their lifes) explicit
I'd actually say this CRT has the opposite implication? When Yggdrasil was inconsistent before, we simply allowed two characters to scale to it and dismissed all the other feats as outliers. The proposals here would allow Yggdrasil to encompass all infinite earths, and all Skyfathers to scale to it, but wouldn't this place Skyfathers infinitely above Universal Eternity? If Skyfathers must be allowed to scale to it, High 1-B World Tree sounds most accurate for consistency's sake. The World tree spanning all incarnations of Eternity sounds unreasonable seeing as the combined power of Marvel's Skyfathers couldn't scratch a single Celestial. Unless you want to say this upscales the Celestials, which consequently upscales Universal Abstracts... infinitely above themselves? Can't say I'm a fan of using Yggdrasil to scale all Skyfathers to Low 1-A.Agree with the OP, the chain-scaling to Yggdrasil will make many characters like the Skyfathers, the Hell-Lords and characters that can affected them placed above the Living Tribunal and The Abstracts which contradict their portrayal being an insects before the Abstracts.
I will be inactive for 2 month. I appreciate if someone can complete the sandbox.
The Living Tribunal was already agreed to be High 1-A in the previous discussion (Part 2). The thread proposed Yggdrasil scales to him. Ergo, the thread proposed Yggdrasil scales to High 1-A.In any case, I do agree that Yggdrasil's rating needs to be adjusted.
Looking at the thread, I don't see how High 1-A for Ygg was agreed upon in the first place.
High 1-A isn't even in the OP.
High 1-A being mentioned with Ygg was somewhere in the middle of the thread, and it wasn't brought up again before or after that.
Isn't the Living Tribunal 1-A?The Living Tribunal was already agreed to be High 1-A in the previous discussion (Part 2). The thread proposed Yggdrasil scales to him. Ergo, the thread proposed Yggdrasil scales to High 1-A.
Does imply a “composite Eternity” given that the Tree is contained within it and the crown was mentioned to be within it. Not to mention they reintroduce the idea that the Far Shore is within Eternity as oppose to Ultimates being clear, notioning that it wasn’t in the Multiverse.By the way, I'm in a bit of a rush right now, but just so we're clear about this: I actually agree with Yggdrasil being downgraded, yeah, at least for now. Immortal Thor's been introducing a lot of potential complications to its placement in the cosmology that will require us to wait on further elaboration (e.g. The first few issues imply Yggdrasil is the Tree of Life by saying that its uppermost point is the House of Ideas), so, yeah, probably best to not meddle too much with the tree for now.
I'll go over the other stuff later.
This makes sense.Eh, I disagree. Calling out powerscaling scenarios like Thor vs Hulk in strength or Thor vs Quicksilver in a race seems like a straight reference to the kinds of questions authors like Al Ewing or Stan Lee are constantly asked, which Stan Lee infamously responded to with "the person who'd win in a fight is the person that the writer wants to win." I'd take this as an indication that heralds are as powerful as they need to be for a given story.
I'd actually say this CRT has the opposite implication? When Yggdrasil was inconsistent before, we simply allowed two characters to scale to it and dismissed all the other feats as outliers. The proposals here would allow Yggdrasil to encompass all infinite earths, and all Skyfathers to scale to it, but wouldn't this place Skyfathers infinitely above Universal Eternity? If Skyfathers must be allowed to scale to it, High 1-B World Tree sounds most accurate for consistency's sake. The World tree spanning all incarnations of Eternity sounds unreasonable seeing as the combined power of Marvel's Skyfathers couldn't scratch a single Celestial. Unless you want to say this upscales the Celestials, which consequently upscales Universal Abstracts... infinitely above themselves? Can't say I'm a fan of using Yggdrasil to scale all Skyfathers to Low 1-A.
Cant say much. Yggdrasill is stated to exist in every universe proved by it Fandom profile, then suddenly it was the "crown of creation". sort of like Yggdrasill true self. I suggest the feat scaling to Yggdrasill be removed until futher development on its nature was brought.I'd actually say this CRT has the opposite implication? When Yggdrasil was inconsistent before, we simply allowed two characters to scale to it and dismissed all the other feats as outliers. The proposals here would allow Yggdrasil to encompass all infinite earths, and all Skyfathers to scale to it, but wouldn't this place Skyfathers infinitely above Universal Eternity? If Skyfathers must be allowed to scale to it, High 1-B World Tree sounds most accurate for consistency's sake. The World tree spanning all incarnations of Eternity sounds unreasonable seeing as the combined power of Marvel's Skyfathers couldn't scratch a single Celestial. Unless you want to say this upscales the Celestials, which consequently upscales Universal Abstracts... infinitely above themselves? Can't say I'm a fan of using Yggdrasil to scale all Skyfathers to Low 1-A.
Which important thread?