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Powers & Abilities Evaluations Thread

Does it grant anything beside ice manipulation ?
"However, I gripped the Starblade and stepped forward. Golgoth was not using magic now; he was exerting the force of his essential being; that extreme coldness was part of him, and the Starblade offered no protection against that."
I don't know the fiction in question, and I get the impression that the ability circumvents something that the Starblade can do, but your message doesn't fully tell me what the Starblade can do. In my perspective, the evidence seems to imply that the Starblade can protect against magic specifically, but due Golgoth's ability not being magic and instead being a natural extreme coldness, the Starblade's protection is useless. That isn't because the extreme coldness has potency layers or anything like that, it's simply a non-magical ability and thus something the Starblade doesn't protect against. So, if there is no further context suggesting more, then the ability is just extreme cold.
 
I don't know the fiction in question, and I get the impression that the ability circumvents something that the Starblade can do, but your message doesn't fully tell me what the Starblade can do. In my perspective, the evidence seems to imply that the Starblade can protect against magic specifically, but due Golgoth's ability not being magic and instead being a natural extreme coldness, the Starblade's protection is useless. That isn't because the extreme coldness has potency layers or anything like that, it's simply a non-magical ability and thus something the Starblade doesn't protect against. So, if there is no further context suggesting more, then the ability is just extreme cold.
Ok
And you're right the Starblade has several power but the important one here is that it grant resistance to magic and things that have a magical origin.
I just thought that the wording on Golgoth's power was weird.
 
More context is required:
What form did the core have?
What were the cosequences of its destruction?
General info that might interface with this?
  • There's not an answer to the first one.
  • We are told by a character that our goal is to "shut these games down for good and retrieve the code for the discarded characters" which suggests that destroying the games core is the shutting down part.
 
  • There's not an answer to the first one.
So it is either uncorporeal or unseen.
  • We are told by a character that our goal is to "shut these games down for good and retrieve the code for the discarded characters" which suggests that destroying the games core is the shutting down part.
In general, shutting the game down in a world that acknowledges itself being a game would qualify for desctruction for the destruction of its universe/s, although if it has any type of crossover aspect it is possible the shutting down of the game may not shut down the other games, although that's a m9re case by case matter.

Also, if this is about fnaf world, we can switch the discussion to the thread you created for cross scaling. I'm one of the individuals who've already given their opinion there
 
So it is either uncorporeal or unseen.

In general, shutting the game down in a world that acknowledges itself being a game would qualify for desctruction for the destruction of its universe/s, although if it has any type of crossover aspect it is possible the shutting down of the game may not shut down the other games, although that's a m9re case by case matter.

Also, if this is about fnaf world, we can switch the discussion to the thread you created for cross scaling. I'm one of the individuals who've already given their opinion there
I doubt we could do that since the game is mostly original with only one cameo of a character that we can consider to be a crossover.
 
Shattering someone's essence across time grants what?
The person whose essence was shattered is a concept, abstract and embodiment.
Did the shattering kill the entity? Is it implied of being capable of killing normal people, but the entity could resist the killing part, even if not the BFR part?

Also, this ability would also grant Time Manopulation, even if not the classical one.
 
Did the shattering kill the entity? Is it implied of being capable of killing normal people, but the entity could resist the killing part, even if not the BFR part?

Also, this ability would also grant Time Manopulation, even if not the classical one.
The shattering did kill the entity
 
what ability would this be?

Resistance to pain manipulation (Can no longer feel pain or torture): This would usually be considered a stamina feat, but due to this having a supernatural origin, it would be an ability.
Immortality (Type 4 or 5; when killed, he seemingly revives. Stated to no longer feel death)
 
If a person can control his own reflection in a mirror or in water, what kind of ability would that be?
 
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