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Riordanverse demigods revision (Burning Maze spoilers)
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And Percy also batted Hades' energy blast back at him with Riptide, which is quite the reaction feat.
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I remember Tacocat calc'ing a feat that scales to him at Mach 159
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Utterly meaningless though, given that we don't know its speed. As for the 'arc of pure destruction', the full paragraph below:Matthew Schroeder said:
I whirled through the ranks, slashing redcoats to dust one after the other. My mind went on autopilot: stab, dodge, cut, deflect, roll. Riptide was no longer a sword. It was an arc of pure destruction. - Chapter 8 of The Last Olympian
Rather than fighting power, he seems to have become more skilled/instinctive while fighting which worked due to his invulnerability.
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We can absolutely scale Hades' blast from the Athena Parthenos statue shooting Ultraviolet Rays, since that statue is powered by a fraction of Athena's energy.
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Why would we? Athena isn't Hades, and nothing indicates that a bolt of dark energy = ultraviolet rays.
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Nico does have a Sub-Relativistic feat by opening a hole that extends all the way down to Hades, though.
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Reminder that Percy with the CoA was being tagged by musket bullets. His shirt got peppered with bullet holes during the fight against Hades.
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Now that OP's question/problem was answered (sort of), what happens to the thread? Is it going to be closed for a new one or does the topic just change to the current discussion?Kepekley23 said:
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This is a riordan revision thread, I suppose you can discuss another topic related to the riordanversr
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I remember that too, but I can't find the calc.Kepekley23 said:
Also I don't agree with the downgrades. I don't remember Percy being near-death after destroying that glacier. He just fell into the sea.
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The volcano feat is where he almost killed himself.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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Ok I will check that. But that's 7-A, not 7-B. 7-B is the glacier destroying feat.
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Damn I'm so confused.
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Anyway reread the Battle of Labyrinth. Percy Jackson was already being burned with lava, which was already nearly killing him. Then he caused an explosion, and he lost conscious while flying extremely high in the sky.
Meanwhile, the book literally said the Sky dropped on Annabeth. This is not impossible as Percy Jackson dropped the Sky onto Atlas as well. Luke is taller than Annabeth so he could drop the Sky onto her, just like Atlas was knocked to the ground when Percy gave the Sky back to him.
Strength is also needed when holding the Sky, not just willpower. Poseidon says it himself: https://imgur.com/a/UjfbiGT
"Only a hero, someone with strength, a great heart, and great courage, would do such a thing."
Yes, will and courage matters. What Poseidon meant was anyone can only take the Sky by their own free will. Which means you might have the strength to hold the Sky, it's about your choice. Strength matters, but you have to have the courage to take the Sky.
Saying it's an outlier is completely another thing though.
Meanwhile, the book literally said the Sky dropped on Annabeth. This is not impossible as Percy Jackson dropped the Sky onto Atlas as well. Luke is taller than Annabeth so he could drop the Sky onto her, just like Atlas was knocked to the ground when Percy gave the Sky back to him.
Strength is also needed when holding the Sky, not just willpower. Poseidon says it himself: https://imgur.com/a/UjfbiGT
"Only a hero, someone with strength, a great heart, and great courage, would do such a thing."
Yes, will and courage matters. What Poseidon meant was anyone can only take the Sky by their own free will. Which means you might have the strength to hold the Sky, it's about your choice. Strength matters, but you have to have the courage to take the Sky.
Saying it's an outlier is completely another thing though.
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Except that if strength is that important then nearly everyone would have godly strength as Annabeth isn't exactly a strong demigod.
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6-C isn't exactly godly strength. The gods are Tier 4.
The gap between Gods and demigods is extremely huge, and reasonable.
The gap between Gods and demigods is extremely huge, and reasonable.
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Iirc, it's outright said that Magnus is stronger than Annabeth, btw.
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Hmmn, when? Looks like the Norse demigods are going to be upgraded even if we downgrade the Greek demigods.
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6-C mortals would be involved here.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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We definitely cannot scale mortals to demigods. Paul fighting a monster is clear and obvious PIS.
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Says you without any proof.
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How is mortals being on the same level as monsters reasonable at all?
Unless demigods = mortals, which obviously isn't the case. I'm 99% sure no one (except you), even those who disagree with 6-C, would agree that mortals = demigods = monsters.
Unless demigods = mortals, which obviously isn't the case. I'm 99% sure no one (except you), even those who disagree with 6-C, would agree that mortals = demigods = monsters.
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Given that most demigods haven't shown that level of superhuman strength and can still kill monsters given a chance. There's also the legacies in CJ who are children of demigods and so have diluted godly blood and can still fight and kill monsters.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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Demigods are far stronger than humans, despite what you think. Legacies are also slightly stronger than regular mortals.
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Some proof would be nice given that nothing is shown supporting your premise.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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You have also yet to have shown an instance that demigods are shown to be only 10-B, except some PIS that a mortal can somehow beat a monster. Mortals cannot destroy glaciers, cause volcano eruptions, lift the Sky, deflect lightning, fight weakened Gods, Titans and Giants, or even just rip a Minotaur's horn off.
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Percy and Jason aren't normal demigods like the children of Hermes for example. This sort of dumb scaling isn't accepted here.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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Some proof would be nice given that nothing is shown supporting your premise.
Feats say it all. Except one PIS that Paul somehow defeated a monster, demigods can solo armies, tank huge explosions, cause volcano eruptions, smash a glacier, lift the Sky and fight against Gods, Titans and monsters. Mortals, on the other hand, can't even rip a Minotaur horn off or fall from high heights.
Feats say it all. Except one PIS that Paul somehow defeated a monster, demigods can solo armies, tank huge explosions, cause volcano eruptions, smash a glacier, lift the Sky and fight against Gods, Titans and monsters. Mortals, on the other hand, can't even rip a Minotaur horn off or fall from high heights.
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Percy and Jason aren't normal demigods like the children of Hermes for example. This sort of dumb scaling isn't accepted here.
Ok, so you're suggesting that Percy and Jason should be Tier 6/7 while the rest are 10-B?
Also, some stupid "no powers" statement doesn't necessarily mean Annabeth has no superhuman strength. Luke Castellan supposedly has "no powers" as well.
Also why are you even mentioning children of Hermes? They never lifted the Sky. Bad example.
Ok, so you're suggesting that Percy and Jason should be Tier 6/7 while the rest are 10-B?
Also, some stupid "no powers" statement doesn't necessarily mean Annabeth has no superhuman strength. Luke Castellan supposedly has "no powers" as well.
Also why are you even mentioning children of Hermes? They never lifted the Sky. Bad example.
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Percy and Jason get their own scaling, depending on whether powers scale to physical stats. The rest should be far lower as neither they nor the monsters have similar feats or reasons for scaling.
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Luke, who is a child of Hermes and supposedly "no powers", is comparable if not superior to Percy.
All of the Seven fought Giants/Titans/minor or weakened Gods.
It's not like Percy and Jason are >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>other demigods.
All of the Seven fought Giants/Titans/minor or weakened Gods.
It's not like Percy and Jason are >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>other demigods.
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Because they are comparable in strength to her, along with her fellow siblings? Nothing indicates otherwise.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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