- 2,047
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What's the power of the mountain exactly...? I don't see how that makes it large mountain or even mountain level.
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How so? If at the very lowest, you take the power of a character by their size which is a common and valid practice for determining a character's power. Now, by this method, what level would most powerful sentient mountains be, if we are using size alone? Large mountain level. Now, since we know that Mount Ebih is on par with the strongest of mountains, what level would they scale to? Large mountain.Calaca Vs said:That seems like an unreasonable assumption. I find it baseless at least.
Why the **** would I talk to a calc group member for advise on this lore when we aren't calculating anything? Look at my reply to calaca. What "wonky" or "massive" assumptions have I made? I have literally taken the low ball, with the high ball scaling it to the gods who were impressed with its powerRin The Dragon Empress said:that would mean it would be at least on the level of their size alone, regardless of what size it is.
That doesn't make much sense. I really doubt that it a valid feat, go ahead and ask a calc member but I doubt this would get passed since it relies on a massive assumption and wonky methods.
Nah, because I'm pretty sure her Servant NP is also capable of busting it as well.Solacis said:@Iapitus
Even IF we took the "mightiest of mountains" thing as Large Mountain level, it would only scale to living Ishtar. So that already takes the wind out of this argument. That said...
Mount Ebih was a sentient mountain with control over nature. Defeating it meant climbing it, not destroying it. Roman even specified this when it was brought up in Babylonia; that Ishtar "defeated" Mount Ebih by reaching the top despite its resistance. It's only after defeating it that she promptly destroyed it for pissing her off, which serves as the basis of her NP.
Defeating it isn't High 7-A. Destroying it, is.
Not really, because I do not claim Ebih's size. I say that it scales from mountains of the strongest of mountains. No calculations are happening here, so we do not need a specific heightCalaca Vs said:They need to reach a certain height if you want that argument working. I remember a blog with such a thing being calced a couple of months ago but I don't know if it was ever finished.
"Strongest of mountains" is an hilarious statement, tbh. "Largest mountains" is something which I could agree with but the mountains aren't strong by themselves at least IRL.
Plus you could try to calc the PE needed for being a mountain-sized humanoid using rock density. But with such statement I wouldn't accept any rating. Especially knowing what happened to the "mountain" statements this very same verse used to have as a regular basis for its scaling which, the way it is right now, is far from Mountain level.
Why would determining the power of a mountain, and scaling to it, be any different from justifying a tier for a characer which is the size of a mountain?Calaca Vs said:What Rin said. It makes literally zero sense. It's a very unquantifiable feat.
I am tho. Mount Ebih >= Large Mountains in power. Large Mountains are large mountain level in durability obviously, so why is it such an issue to say that Mount Ebih is above that?Calaca Vs said:Because you're not justifying it via size but via power which is a pretty vague way to justify it.
Cursing and cursing at you are two different things. This is a difference you need to learn. I can drop as many F-bombs as I want, and it will in no way tie into how much I respect or do not respect you.Rin The Dragon Empress said:You seriously need to calm down, nobody is cursing at you so please remain respectful and civil.
Not to mention you keep changing your argument. At first you said it wasn't via size but power but now you wanna say it's via size and not power? Pick one, and I doubt Mount Ebih is the size the of a large mountain, especially if there's to support that.
They can when they are supernatural and sentient, but that is beside the point. Servants scale from busting it, so durability is what really mattersCalaca Vs said:If you're going to use that, mountains don't have AP to begin with.
I disagree with your basis, and so does a few other people. I have no power here tho, I'm just giving my thoughts as why your basis for this is unreliable and vague. I can't argue much about the verse at all.