Regenerationn Questions

[KingPin0422]

1. If a ghost had their arm sliced off, and they regenerated that arm, would that still be High-Low to Low-Mid?
2. If someone had their soul (and only their soul) erased, and they restored it, would that be Low-Godly?
3. If someone had their entire existence erased along with the space-time continuum they inhabit, and they regenerated in the void previously filled in by said space-time continuum, would that be High-Godly?

 

[LordGriffin1000]

1. Low-Mid I believe. High-Low is the reataching of limbs, while Low-Mid is the Regenerationn of new limbs.

2. No because their body is still there. Low-Godly is the complete destruction of your physical form.

3. Yes

 

[KingPin0422]

2. No because their body is still there. Low-Godly is the complete destruction of your physical form.
Wait, what? If the levels of Regenerationn before Low-Godly don't inherently have to be on the body, then why is Low-Godly itself different?

 

[Antoniofer]

2 is actually a form of Soul Recreation, is not related to Regenerationn (at least not a conventional one).

High-Godly do not sound different than Mid-Godly to be honest, is essentially the same is just that with High-Godlly one do not regenerate in the same place, or good will remain existing as Spatio-Temporal Lock, but that is opinion.

 

[LordGriffin1000]

It only goes that way if they have no body to begin with.

Your first question made it clear it was a ghost, which has no physical form.

Your second question asked if someone had they soul (and only their soul) destroyed.

If they are nothing but a soul to begin with than it would be Low-Godly. But if it's only their soul it would only be Low-Godly for their soul. As their physical body wasn't destroyed.

I guess you would put. [[Regenerationn (Low-Godly, only for his soul)