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b u m pDragonEmperor23 said:Does anyone have scans for these?Ramesses the Sun King said:Other Excalibur feats we might want to look at
Excalibur Morgan vaporizing Beannu.
Excalibur against Shadows in Hollow Ataraxia.
Excalibur Morgan destroying a Moubtain in Heaven's Feel movie 2.
Other Np feats that might be worth calcing.
Mesketet being able to destroy Tokyo in a few hours/overnight.
Clarent and Balmung clash.
Spartacus vaporizing half a mountain sized fortress and parts of a town/city after the majority of the attack was tanked Jeanne.
Galatine busting an Island in Last Encore.
It's comparable to a high scale natural disaster like a Tsunami or a EarthquakeRin The Dragon Empress said:Why would we rank it as 6-C whenever there's no calc putting it on that level ?
The largest tsunamis in modern history, caused by earthquakes, peak at 7-A, and you'd be hard-pressed for a character to showcase making a wave that covers enough area to be considered that high.Rin The Dragon Empress said:That's even more vague than mountain statements, most earthquakes and tsunamis aren't even above 7-A.
DragonEmperor23 said:Off the 7-A topic but still on Servant tiering, the 6-C tiering for some Servant Noble Phantasms comes from scaling to or above Spartacus's Noble Phantasm. However, it's description doesn't necessarily denote 6-C."(Annihilated half of the Fortress of Millennia and covered an entire battlefield. The attack was compared to a calamity like an earthquake and tsunami.). Fortunately, there's a calc for Arjuna's Gandiva that results in 6-C AP. This feat could be evaluated here and then applied as reasoning for the Noble Phantasms that scale.
Veloxt1r0kore said:And we have another calc created by Causality/Dodon.