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Potter-Verse: possibly a big upgrade
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The God-tiers can be outright 8-B.
The high-mid tiers should be "At least Building level (scaling to Bellatrix's shockwave, likely Large Building level+"
The mid-tiers should be "At least Small Building level (scaling to werewolves), likely Large Building level (scaling to Finite)"
The high-mid tiers should be "At least Building level (scaling to Bellatrix's shockwave, likely Large Building level+"
The mid-tiers should be "At least Small Building level (scaling to werewolves), likely Large Building level (scaling to Finite)"
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Where does the plus come from?Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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Dividing Grindelwald's feat by 3.
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bump
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this, though the calcs still need to be evaluated.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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Good news, Therefir accepted the calcs. I guess we'll wait for Dargoo to comment first?
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What can we scale that to?Dargoo Faust said:
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All Wielders of the Elder Wand should be above that. This was Voldemort without the Elder Wands allegiance.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
This was not even the Full Power of the Wand, as this quote proves:
'My ― my Lord?' said Snape blankly. 'I do not understand. You ― you have performed extraordinary magic with that wand.'
'No,' said Voldemort. 'I have performed my usual magic. I am extraordinary, but this wand … no. It has not revealed the wonders it has promised. I feel no difference between this wand and the one I procured from Ollivander all those years ago.'
So, since Dumbledore and Gellert Grindewald at least comparable to Voldemort, with the Elder Wands allegiance they should be vastly superior to that again.
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Consistent with casual Grindelwald being 8-B
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Depends. We still have not seen anything but Voldemort (and only in the movies) ever going All-Out.
It really would not suprise me if the God Tier do end up 7-C before the Phantastic Beasts Series is over.
It really would not suprise me if the God Tier do end up 7-C before the Phantastic Beasts Series is over.
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Voldemort struggled to do that Hogwart's shield thing. He was clearly breathing heavily.Heilergott said:
And Grindelwald is 8-B via Spino's accepted calc of his fire. He was extremely casual, dancing with the fires as if it was nothing.
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With that I agree.Heilergott said:
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That might just have been because he was pissed and fighting with the Elder Wand, but yeah.
Grindelwald still seems like something else thought. That Fiendfyre in the last movie, damn.
Grindelwald still seems like something else thought. That Fiendfyre in the last movie, damn.
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It was not Fiendfyre. It was something called Protego Diabolica, and it was calced as 8-B.Heilergott said:
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Is that in the Original Screenplay?
Also: Holy fudge that was a defensive spell?
Also: Holy fudge that was a defensive spell?
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Isn't Voldemort considered to be more powerful than Grindelwald despite the latter having the Elder Wand?
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https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/U...aurFan/Voldemort_destroys_the_Hogwarts_shield
Well assuming airblast near-total fatalities, the result is High 8-C if Hogwarts was 150 feet tall and 8-A if Hogwarts was 700 feet tall.
Mid-end is City Block level+.
Well assuming airblast near-total fatalities, the result is High 8-C if Hogwarts was 150 feet tall and 8-A if Hogwarts was 700 feet tall.
Mid-end is City Block level+.
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8-A Voldemort you say?
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The link for the 360 m thing on that website is broken.
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RIP (I'll see if I can find anything
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Why not just scale the height of Hogwarts based on the known length using pixel scaling lol?
The link:
"Here is a rough estimate to sheer size, based on the films at least.
The scale model of Hogwarts at the Studio Tour is built to a 1:24 scale. http://origin.wbstudiotour.co.uk/en/tour/hogwarts-castle-model
It is said to be 50 feet across - meaning right across from one side to the other, so that encompasses a lot of land around the castle but not the Forbidden Forest or Lake. The model includes the Owlery, the boat house and the wooden bridge but not Hagrid's hut or the Quidditch pitches as these would be further out.
If we take 50 feet to be about 15 metres then the area taken up by the main body of the castle itself should be about 360 metres across."
The stackexchanger didn't post any other stuffs though
The link:
"Here is a rough estimate to sheer size, based on the films at least.
The scale model of Hogwarts at the Studio Tour is built to a 1:24 scale. http://origin.wbstudiotour.co.uk/en/tour/hogwarts-castle-model
It is said to be 50 feet across - meaning right across from one side to the other, so that encompasses a lot of land around the castle but not the Forbidden Forest or Lake. The model includes the Owlery, the boat house and the wooden bridge but not Hagrid's hut or the Quidditch pitches as these would be further out.
If we take 50 feet to be about 15 metres then the area taken up by the main body of the castle itself should be about 360 metres across."
The stackexchanger didn't post any other stuffs though
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We are uncertain where the 360 m value comes from however, as the link is broken.
The Astronomy Tower is the tallest tower for Hogwarts, but I'm not sure how to find a height for that.
The Astronomy Tower is the tallest tower for Hogwarts, but I'm not sure how to find a height for that.
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@Merlight The Warner Bros link is dead.
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Though in lack of better options if Hogwarts is based on Durham Cathedral which is 66 m tall? That'll get us 13.09 tons of TNT or 8-B.
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wat
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...tle-used-Harry-Potter-film-revealed-time.html
"Measuring 50 feet across, it has more than 2,500 fibre optic lights to simulate lantern torches and students passing through hallways"
1:24 scale
50 feet across
50*24 = 1200 feet = 365.76 meters for the length of the school
We gonna have to pixel scale the height from that since no one bothered measuring the height for the model's scale hue hue
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...tle-used-Harry-Potter-film-revealed-time.html
"Measuring 50 feet across, it has more than 2,500 fibre optic lights to simulate lantern torches and students passing through hallways"
1:24 scale
50 feet across
50*24 = 1200 feet = 365.76 meters for the length of the school
We gonna have to pixel scale the height from that since no one bothered measuring the height for the model's scale hue hue
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@ spino
https://web.archive.org/web/2012030...tudiotour.co.uk/en/tour/hogwarts-castle-model
this link works just fine lol
https://web.archive.org/web/2012030...tudiotour.co.uk/en/tour/hogwarts-castle-model
this link works just fine lol
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Where does the 1:24 scale come from?
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Ah ok. Awesome. Now we just have to pixel scale.Merlight said:
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Actually there is no need to scale the height of the castle, we just have to use the 365.76 m figure as the diametre of the explosion (divide by two to get radius) and we're done, since we're assuming a hemisphere that wraps around the Hogwarts castle.
