Do the Olympians (PJO) Have Any Speed Feats?

[GraveDigger84]

Recently had someone tell me that Naruto would beat the PJO Olympians because they had no speed feats. So I wanted to ask. Do they?

 

[Cryo123]

Yes, they do. Jason blocks lightning with his sword, which was calculated at High Hypersonic. All the top tiers scale to this and god tiers scale massively above that.

 

[Blahblah9755]

The Olympians also have the feat of Hermes’ sandals crossing the mouth of Tartarus in a few minutes (which normally takes 9 days of terminal velocity falling to do), but it’s unclear to me if there’s any reason that would scale to combat speed if it were their best feat, and that’s only mhs+. The relativistic rating on their profiles also appears to be completely unsourced.

 

[Cryo123]

The Olympians also have the feat of Hermes’ sandals crossing the mouth of Tartarus in a few minutes (which normally takes 9 days of terminal velocity falling to do), but it’s unclear to me if there’s any reason that would scale to combat speed if it were their best feat, and that’s only mhs+. The relativistic rating on their profiles also appears to be completely unsourced.

I've made a CRT tring to completely revamp the Riordanverse scaling in speed and in AP, so expect the relativistic rating to be removed .

 

[GraveDigger84]

Yes, they do. Jason blocks lightning with his sword, which was calculated at High Hypersonic. All the top tiers scale to this and god tiers scale massively above that.

I somehow forgot to follow this thread and didn't notice this until now.

I'm aware of the Jason feat, but I was just wondering if the Olympians themselves had any feats without scaling. Nevertheless, I do agree that they scale up from Jason's feat.

 

[speedster352]

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[GraveDigger84]

The Olympians also have the feat of Hermes’ sandals crossing the mouth of Tartarus in a few minutes (which normally takes 9 days of terminal velocity falling to do), but it’s unclear to me if there’s any reason that would scale to combat speed if it were their best feat, and that’s only mhs+. The relativistic rating on their profiles also appears to be completely unsourced.

I think the Hermes calc is also sort of inaccurate. The "nine days" statement comes from Hesiod's theory, canonically stated to be a "speculation". Annabeth who outright experienced the fall said "hours? A day?" before she and Percy landed in Tartarus. So it's a shaky calc at best.

 

[GraveDigger84]

I've made a CRT tring to completely revamp the Riordanverse scaling in speed and in AP, so expect the relativistic rating to be removed .

Do you mind linking the CRT?

 

[Cryo123]

Do you mind linking the CRT?

Sure! Long CRT discussion

 

[Cryo123]

Also, the Hermes feat is probably invalid as well.

 

[GraveDigger84]

Sure! Long CRT discussion

Thanks. I'd love to weigh in, but godly magic and science intersecting is a tricky thing, so I have no idea where I stand.

 

[Cryo123]

Thanks. I'd love to weigh in, but godly magic and science intersecting is a tricky thing, so I have no idea where I stand.

Cool. I think we're coming to an agreement on the AP, minus two people who are kind of being ridiculous about the downgrades.

Although, the speed revisions section is kind of being overlooked.

 

[GraveDigger84]

Cool. I think we're coming to an agreement on the AP, minus two people who are kind of being ridiculous about the downgrades.

Although, the speed revisions section is kind of being overlooked.

Nice.

Speed is definitely pretty tricky with the Olympians.