Questions about Type V

[Lightbuster30]

So one of the qualifications for acasualty is having no true beginning or end. Would that description also grant Type V immortality since death can be considered "the end", which an acausal would lack?

In addition, would being the origin of death, also count? Since death kinda comes from you?

 

[Lightbuster30]

Bump.

 

[Mand21]

Isn't acausality really just resistance to time manipulation?

 

[Lightbuster30]

Isn't acausality really just resistance to time manipulation?

No, it's immunity to causality manipulation. But acasuality is described as having no true beginning or end. So I wondered if that would be type V immortality since death is the end, and an acasual doesn't exactly have that.

 

[Assaltwaffle]

Acausality is not just having no end or beginning.

Acausality means that you are freed from cause and effect, including all linear progression, determinism, and physical interaction.

 

[Lightbuster30]

Acausality is not just having no end or beginning.

Acausality means that you are freed from cause and effect, including all linear progression, determinism, and physical interaction.

Ah. I had assumed it was since I saw it in the description.

Linear progression? Would that make one immeasurable speed? It us it case by case?

 

[Assaltwaffle]

@Light

Case by case. Almost no character is utterly acausal and we need to examine the character's level of acausality for every instance of this power's showings.