Grandmother Raven v.s Khorne (Great match here I guess...) 9-1

[The_Wright_Way]

The Titanic Lullaby is a song, that while, it can't affect mortals, it can affect gods stronger than Bartleby himself. It's a song that originally put the titans into an eternal sleep, and it was stated the song could also work on Grandfather Spider. The Player could use it on a character possibly 2 infinites stronger than him albiet with prep time

tl;dr

It's a song that puts the opponent into an eternal sleep, even those that don't require it and have infinite stamina; works on type 5 acasual conceptual beings

Edit: It's likely derived from The Song of Creation which a power that likely is from The Creator himself

Well, there's a thread about it now, so we can discuss this there.

 

[Ben_CleverName]

@Ben

It's not hard. The primary schools of magic are easy to explain as they are simple elemental manipulation+Life and death. Shadow Magic isn't hard either since WoG and in-game they explain what shadow Magic does numerous times over to the point it gets annoying. Then after that there's just enchantment spells, Aura spells and polymorph spells and non-magic abilities. I'll make a massive blog when I'm done with everything irl

I was talking more in regards to how specific spells would actually work against other things, such as Weakness or Tower Shield. Both of them are used to subtract damage, however, Tower Shield (and all other shield spells) will be removed after the first bit of damage is dealt. It's a common strategy in PVP and sometimes even PVE to counter Tower Shields through spells such as Minotaur or Orthrus (both spells that hit twice during their summons) since Tower Shield will only affect the first hit unless the opponent has multiple Tower Shields cast onto them.


Despite this, there are also instances where spells look as though they should hit multiple times, but in actuality only deal damage one time, such as Locust Swarm, which does exactly what you think it would. How would we know when the Tower Shield should break outside of the game?


Similarly, there's Weakness, which weakens (hence the name) the target's attack spell in and of itself. If Weakness or a spell similar to it were cast right as a Minotaur were cast, then said spell would affect both of the hits being dealt on the opponent. How could we determine what counts as being part of the same attack?


If you don't mind, let me know when you're making that blog. I have some ideas on what to include, such as certain spells which I have yet to see mentioned on this wiki which could prove extremely useful in combat *cough* Bad Juju *cough* Efreet

 

[Litentric_Teon]

Still, I personally would like to see a blog on the verse. It would be extremely beneficial.

 

[Iapitus_The_Impaler]

Khorne FRA