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We'll need to wait for calcs anyway but yeah, Qawsedf appeared, Touko as well and suddenly, everything goes faster lolAt least It feels like we're getting somewhere here
Her new order will not be as close and oppressive as the Golden Order. She does It by moving the influence of the Outer Gods away from the Earth. Her quote about the chill nightbair is just a flowery way to restate it. The people now can view the presence of the outer gods as a infinitely far chill away.She's saying that as she's moving it,
The same stars that turned out to be meteors with Radahn. Not only once, but twice.clarified to mean meteors and not stars that are falling
I think the Beast can straight-up scale to Radahn's feat since it's above even Marika so it would obviously be above even Prime Radahn, I agree with everything elseHer new order will not be as close and oppressive as the Golden Order. She does It by moving the influence of the Outer Gods away from the Earth. Her quote about the chill nightbair is just a flowery way to restate it. The people now can view the presence of the outer gods as a infinitely far chill away.
The same stars that turned out to be meteors with Radahn. Not only once, but twice.
But anyways that's my suggestion.
There's probably other stuff we need but those are the important bits imo.
- Get KE for the giant dragon to scale the Legendary people to
- Give certain people a possibly 4-A rating based off the Elden Beast
- No one other than Radahn scales to his 4-A feat since its established that he most constantly supply power to it for the hold to take effect.
- Upper tiers like Malenia and prime Radahn scale to Astel breaking the Moon's of Nokron
- Get some troll breaking stone calcs for the others
Fair enoughAbove I don't know, yeah he beat the Beast but that would make him more like equal
Beast doesn't need to scale, since its 4-A feat is vastly superior to Radahn's feat.I think the Beast can straight-up scale to Radahn's feat
TrueBeast doesn't need to scale, since its 4-A feat is vastly superior to Radahn's feat.
Ah yes High 6-A the based tierShattering the moon is High 6A I think, not 5-C.
Yeah last time I checked, Radahn's feat would be large star level at best if we assume actual starsBeast doesn't need to scale, since its 4-A feat is vastly superior to Radahn's feat.
Yeah, guess that makes more sense.Yeah last time I checked, Radahn's feat would be large star level at best if we assume actual stars
The question is how would we translate that?Anyway, I'm pretty sure Giden is like mostly a glass cannon or haxlord.
Yep, tier 6 feat is for shattering Nokstella's MoonCan I get a recap of everything so far? From what I understand, people are arguing Radahn's, Rennala's and the Eldn Beast' famous feats to be tier 4 while Astel has a tier 6 feat?
As much as I hate it, we should probably go with mostly Unknown for his dura.The question is how would we translate that?
Simply varies or something like "Varies, up to EB tier"?As much as I hate it, we should probably go with mostly Unknown for his dura.
I guess his AP would be "Varies" Since he's only as powerful as the amount of info we give him.
Can I look at the scan?Yep, tier 6 feat is for shattering Nokstella's Moon
Yeah.Simply varies or something like "Varies, up to EB tier"?
Basically my proposal would be something like this as an exampleCan I get a recap of everything so far?
Malenia
AP: At least High 6-A (Superior to Astel who shattered the moon of Nokstella)
Radahn
AP: At least [Tarnished Tier] (The Tarnished is implied to have), possibly High 4-C with gravity magic (Noted as overpowering star constellations, though this required a constant effort on his part) | At least High 6-A (Fought Malenia to a standstill), possibly High 4-C with gravity magic (Same as before)
Note: It was established at multiple points that Radahn had to supply constant power to keep his hold on the stars. Considering even in his unhinged mental state he kept supplying magic to this spell, its unlikely another other than Radahn scales to his showing
Elden Beast
AP: At least High 6-A, likely far higher (Superior to the Demigods and Maliketh), possibly 4-A (During its fight the environment of the Erdtree interior was altered to a starry field with dozens of other Erdtrees visible)
My explination was the followingCan I look at the scan?
Ranni's thing with her moon controlling the stars is implied to be similar to the moon of Nokstella I think.Memory Stone
Moon of Nokstella"A black, lightly beguiling stone. Prized by the sorcerers who produce them. Said to be a fragment of the black moon that once hung above the Eternal City."
Then some of Astel's spells mention the moon shattering and raining death forever ago."This talisman represents the lost black moon. The moon of Nokstella was the guide of countless stars."
The thing is it's hard to argue her saying her order is the night and stars is just flowery and doesn't mean she's moving the actual stars when her moon is indeed moving the stars in the ending, and items even tell us the dark moon guides the starsHer new order will not be as close and oppressive as the Golden Order. She does It by moving the influence of the Outer Gods away from the Earth. Her quote about the chill nightbair is just a flowery way to restate it. The people now can view the presence of the outer gods as a infinitely far chill away.
Except they never did, that's the issue. Fallingstars are established as meteors, stars are established multiple times as stars, and seperated from meteors, Radahn simply held both, as we also know in other descriptions that he went to fight the fallingstars, so that combined with Sellen telling us he held constellations, and others telling us he held the stars, simply means he held stars and meteors both, which coincides with Blaidd seeing one meteor fall and being surprised. His line doesn't at all imply that everything else about Radahn is simply wrong and suddenly he's only holding meteors, it takes way too many leaps to assume Radahn wasn't holding stars.The same stars that turned out to be meteors with Radahn. Not only once, but twice.
This part is odd, if he's constantly outputting energy to keep his magic in effect, and we beat him, or Malenia fights him, that's pretty clear scaling. It's not a super hard feat for him as he's able to fight constantly while doing it, both pre rot, and post rot after going mad and losing his mind. If he's able to keep outputting his energy to keep the stars in place, and does it casually as all he needs is to be alive for it, not even taking any specific action, and we beat him, we simply scale.But anyways that's my suggestion.
- Get KE for the giant dragon to scale the Legendary people to
- Give certain people a possibly 4-A rating based off the Elden Beast
- No one other than Radahn scales to his 4-A feat since its established that he most constantly supply power to it for the hold to take effect.
Even Godrick you think?I'm pretty sure like every demi God would clap his cheeks
We're back in business boys, **** Radahn's hole, we can just toss together a quick moon calc.Moon bust
If he's putting the majority of his power into keeping the stars held and the spell ends when he dies, it means he would need to be constantly supplying energy for the feat to happen.This part is odd, if he's constantly outputting energy to keep his magic in effect, and we beat him, or Malenia fights him, that's pretty clear scaling
Its not done casually, he actively needs to use a spell to pull it offdoes it casually as all he needs is to be alive for it
Which is where my note comes from.One of the glintstone sorceries that manipulates gravitational forces.
Fires numerous gravitational projectiles. Any foes struck will be pulled toward the caster. Charging enhances potency.
A gravitational technique mastered by the young Radahn. "I thank you for your tutelage, for now I can challenge the stars."
What about Mohg, Morgott and Rykard, would they scale to Astel (not counting Godrick for canonically being a weakling and Miquella for...obvious reasons)?Basically my proposal would be something like this as an example
Probably, Godrick may be the runt, but he's still a demigod, and they're notably stronger than most others, with Godrick even having the "feat" of surviving long enough against Malenia to beg for mercyEven Godrick you think?
The spell is just him noting that after learning gravity he can challenge the stars, this doesn't imply he's using a ton of effort and most of his power, that's a really weird leap to take.If he's putting the majority of his power into keeping the stars held and the spell ends when he dies, it means he would need to be constantly supplying energy for the feat to happen.
My point is that Radahn is High 4-C under the idea that the stars are real, but its unlikely that anyone scales to that feat since at no point did they actually battle Radahn when he wasn't putting most of his power into the Collapsing Stars spell.
Its not done casually, he actively needs to use a spell to pull it off
Which is where my note comes from.
Dunno what we decide the canon timing is for the Astel fight, but in my view Morgott would scale since he beat a pre-prime Radahn and held off every other demigod and Mohg seems to be even-ish with Morgott (or at least they both seem to supply the same amount of effort in blocking the Three Fingers).What about Mohg, Morgott and Rykard, would they scale to Astel (not counting Godrick for canonically being a weakling and Miquella for...obvious reasons)?
I'm mostly basing it on Blaidd's shock that he was able to preform the feat constantly while fighting the Tarnished and everyone else. Considering that and his early-mid game placement I just followed that it probably works out better scaling wise to keep the High 4-C thing just to him.he's able to even do it while insane by just staying alive,
I see, yeah I'm not seeing that as likely the case personally, imo it's just more likely that early-mid game, as odd as it sounds, simply scales to him because I don't really see the implications of his feat being something super hard for him myselfI'm mostly basing it on Blaidd's shock that he was able to preform the feat constantly while fighting the Tarnished and everyone else. Considering that and his early-mid game placement I just followed that it probably works out better scaling wise to keep the High 4-C thing just to him.
But if others disagree its whatever I guess.
Mohg has an interesting stuff in that the Tarnished has to fight a duplicate of him that is much weaker than the real deal to get to the FingersDunno what we decide the canon timing is for the Astel fight, but in my view Morgott would scale since he beat a pre-prime Radahn and held off every other demigod and Mohg seems to be even-ish with Morgott (or at least they both seem to supply the same amount of effort in blocking the Three Fingers)..
Well the contention isn't that he's never using gravity magic other than to hold the stars back, but that he's spending most of his power in doing so and fighting everyone else with what he has left.Radahn actually does attack with gravity magic,
I'm not saying it was hard on Radahn, just that I think its plausible to say he's spending more power on holding them back than he is fighting others. Hence Blaidd's confusion on how he was able to fight so many people so hard while preforming the feat at the same time. If it was a passive casual effort then Blaidd probably wouldn't need a meteor to get into Nokron.something super hard for him myself
Oh yeah forgot about that, the claw Can protect him against DD so he could fight him properlyRykard has a possibility of scaling to Maliketh, as the blasphemous claw item mentions how Ranni was planning to give him the item so he could resist Destined Death and then have him fight Maliketh, but that's just a possibility, otherwise his only scaling is just "he's a demigod so he should be relative to his siblings since Volcano Manor wasn't taken down, and he also fights the Tarnished at midgame"
Do we know how much effort he's actually putting into it? Worse case that just makes it a possibly, he could be using most of it, or it could be comparable to the effort he uses to that same spell in combat.Well the contention isn't that he's never using gravity magic other than to hold the stars back, but that he's spending most of his power in doing so and fighting everyone else with what he has left.
Just Blaidd's surprise that he was holding the stars while curbstomping everyone but the Tarnished. Which can be read in different ways.Do we know how much effort he's actually putting into it?
I mean it being casual or not wouldn't actually determine whether or not he needed a meteor to get into Nokron, he needed it unsealed and that was the purpose of fighting him, to have something capable of opening the seal on Nokron. I just personally doubt that the insane, murder hungry beast was deciding to put less effort into murdering his next meal that was trying to kill him, than he was into holding back the stars, which I doubt he even remembered he was doing by that point.Well the contention isn't that he's never using gravity magic other than to hold the stars back, but that he's spending most of his power in doing so and fighting everyone else with what he has left.
I'm not saying it was hard on Radahn, just that I think its plausible to say he's spending more power on holding them back than he is fighting others. Hence Blaidd's confusion on how he was able to fight so many people so hard while preforming the feat at the same time. If it was a passive casual effort then Blaidd probably wouldn't need a meteor to get into Nokron.
Yeah drop it in the server and ping @everyone if you can.Should we ask the others to come here to see what they think about that right now?
Best if someone else does it honestly, don't have access to the server on my phone and my computer is...going a bit off right nowYeah drop it in the server and ping @everyone if you can.