Incorporeal and HDE

[Frxwins]

I have a question stuck in my head, can high dimensional beings touch incorporeal beings and attack them?For example, character A is incorporeal (3D) and character B has a physical body (5D). Does character B win? or no one wins because both can't be touched,give the reason.

whether by us being high-dimensional beings we will consider other beings with a distance of R>F? For example, character A 4D and character B 5D, is the gap between them R>F even though it's not mentioned in the verse?

 

[TheGreatJedi13]

5D being wins if he can affect the plane of existence of the incorporeal being and destroy ir indirectly killing the incorporeal being he cannot touch

But yeah the 5D will not be able to touch the incorporeal being directly.
Even higher dimensional being needs feats of NPI to be able to assume they can touch immaterial things

whether by us being high-dimensional beings we will consider other beings with a distance of R>F? For example, character A 4D and character B 5D, is the gap between them R>F even though it's not mentioned in the verse?

Not sure what you meant here but case by case basis for dimensionality. Because some fiction treats higher dimension to not be qualitatively superior to the point of unreachable. But if it is a blatant R>F difference as proven it would be treated as higher dimension with superiority of unreachable aka higher tiers

 

[Sniper670]

So what if incorporeal guy predates his plane of existence then

 

[TheGreatJedi13]

So what if incorporeal guy predates his plane of existence then

If he has feats of surviving without those then he will survive. And would Incon. But predating doesnt always mean surviving without those. Predating things is a more complicated issue and best to evaluate those case by case

 

[Frxwins]

there is another question, do we need 8D resistance to fight the abilities that can affect 8D being?

 

[TheGreatJedi13]

there is another question, do we need 8D resistance to fight the abilities that can affect 8D being?

Yes