If an incorporeal being made of energy or a ghost exists, what would be their stamina?

[Sdjlakjh]

Should it be infinite since they technically lack organs or something?

 

[CodeCCLL]

Should it be infinite since they technically lack organs or something?

We cannot assume that the stamina of a character composed of finite physical energy is infinite, but the stamina of a metaphysical being can be thinking to be "physically infinite."

For example, completed Spiritual Lifeforms in Tensura have infinite physical durability, but cannot sustain their metaphysical existence indefinitely unless they have an infinite source of metaphysical energy.

 

[Sdjlakjh]

We cannot assume that the stamina of a character composed of finite physical energy is infinite, but the stamina of a metaphysical being can be thinking to be "physically infinite."

For example, completed Spiritual Lifeforms in Tensura have infinite physical durability, but cannot sustain their metaphysical existence indefinitely unless they have an infinite source of metaphysical energy.

So what about ghosts?

 

[SamanPatou]

Usually not, because fiction works under their own rules and often mingles elements of reality for conmodity's sake.
Say, needing psychic energy or some other metaphysical form of sustenance.

Normally it's best to put unknown if nothing clear can be determined, and abilities such as Incorporeality or Immort 7 already cover these uncertainties.