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Potential Scaling For Weaker Cthulhu Mythos Entities?

Okay. If you repeat the relevant information for the feat, I can ask for help.
 
So is somebody willing to apply the accepted new character statistics, and which ones scale from the new accepted calculation?
 
Okay. If you list all of the available information for the feat, I can ask a few calc group members for help with calculatingit.
 
Okay. That is unfortunate. Does anybody else here have an idea?
 
Thank you for helping out.
 
Okay. Noted.

Are any of the rest of you here willing to help out with this please?
 
Okay. Is that fine with the rest of you?
 
I wrote some justifications:

Cthulhu: (In H.P. Lovecraft's Call of Cthulhu storyline in 1925, Cthulhu caused an earthquake as he slumbers in the city of R'lyeh. Generating this much energy in the process.)

Dagon: In H.P. Lovecraft's Short Story, Dagon raises a gigantic island from the ground, trapping the protagonist in the middle of the ocean, and then easily drags the whole island down to the ocean. Generating this much energy in the process. If he truly is a Great Old One, he would most likely be comparable to Cthulhu, who is seen as a lesser Great Old One)
 
Dagon: In H.P. Lovecraft's Short Story, Dagon raises a gigantic island from the ground, trapping the protagonist in the middle of the ocean, and then easily drags the whole island down to the ocean. Generating this much energy in the process. If he truly is a Great Old One, he would most likely be comparable to Cthulhu, who is seen as a lesser Great Old One)
Dagon's 6-B is because of the sinking of Atlantis. Which I estimated around this level.
 
The new statistics that are based on accepted calculation blogs can probably be applied now.
 
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