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Wouldn't it take at least High/low godly level regeneration to combat radiation damage?
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Question about radiation
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Regenerating electrons is not something this level of regeneration can do
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Ummmmmm... no? They'd just regenerate the part that was damaged by radiation.
High Regen is for getting your entire body reduced to sub-atomic particles, merely regenerating from acute radiation sickness can range anywhere from High-Low to Low-Mid.
High Regen is for getting your entire body reduced to sub-atomic particles, merely regenerating from acute radiation sickness can range anywhere from High-Low to Low-Mid.
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As far as I know there is nothing like that, regeneration is based on damage, so it really depends on the amount of radiation, for example sun burn is "radiation damage" on a very low scale but even without actual regeneration human body can even heal almost completely. But at some point the human body won't be able to deal with the radiation and can actually affect the body permanently like some victims of Chernobyl, if a character is capable of healing after receiving enough radiation to cause permanent damage that involves a certain level of radiation resistance.
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Radiation isn't taking away parts of someone, it's just ironizing their electrons.
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Radiation is not taking pieces out of someone, its sub-effects (cancer) do that,however, the radiation is only ironizing the target's atoms and stripping their electrons, which is a more fundamental unit of physical energy that we are aware of for now,
A similar example would be someone who absorbs soul fragments from an opponent with low godly, which would likely negate their regeneration.
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We treat that as damage to the character's body, and as long as the original structure of the character's body is largely intact, High-Low to Low-Mid is what this would constitute as. What kind of damage radiation does to the body holds no sway over how we tier Regeneration.
High-Low is for regenerating small parts of the body including ears, toes, fingers and minor organ damage. Radiation damage would largely fall into this, plus you get Radiation Resistance.
Low-Mid is for healing from mortal wounds, severe organ damage and complete separation of limbs or chunks of the human torso, so long as the head remains firmly attached to it. Radiation causing lethal damage to organs would fall under this. Radiation Resistance once again is granted due to this.
Anything beyond this however, radiation practically holds no sway over your regeneration potency.
Damaging portions of souls does not equate to Regeneration Negation by our standards, it is merely the Low-Godly regeneration being overcome. Overcoming Regeneration =/= Negation.
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This seems to be somewhat controversial, as attacking electrons would be beyond the regeneration of someone with high-low /low-mid , but if this is the Wiki's standard I believe this can be closed since my question has already been answered
