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Sanae Kochiya vs. Hecatoncheires (DND)
- Both start 20 meters from one another
- Speed is equalized
- Battle starts within the Moriya Shrine's Inner Sanctum (Touhou Project)
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I see, well in that case I think Sanae should win since she has nearly undodgeable ranged attacks that can cover the whole screen. She outranges the Hecatoncheires since danmaku can travel as far as fireworks.Yeah, she’s fought foes of similar existence.
Her attacks are able to harm and eventually defeat Junko in a duel— who is a self-embodied divine spirit with Type 1 Abstract Existence.
Hecatonchieres has defeated 2-C to 2-A pantheon gods before. I’m not entirely certain.I see, well in that case I think Sanae should win since she has nearly undodgeable ranged attacks that can cover the whole screen. She outranges the Hecatoncheires since danmaku can travel as far as fireworks.
I am not sure where the Hecantonchieres scales but if I remember well, Sanae scales to hundreds of spacetimes or something like that.Hecatonchieres has defeated 2-C to 2-A pantheons before. I’m not entirely certain.
It’s more nebulous that the two can summon allies— with Hecatonchieres being able to summon another of itself.
AP is also up in the air which poses another problem. Sanae won’t be able to get off with AP one-shotting unless there’s a DND verse supporter who can give insight/ source material.
Nah, it’s standard. Sanae draws her powers from both Suwako and Kanako— of which have only shown to be summoned in their non-primordial forms. If Sanae can’t down Hecatonchieres and is in eminent danger, Summoning is what she’ll resort to.If we allow Sanae to summon Suwako and Kanako then she should win since the primordial forms of Suwako and Kanako can warp reality. (Though I wonder if Suwako and Kanako can normally fight using those forms)
The most recent Handbook describes them as one of the strongest Abominations in the verse, in which they have existed long before it was formed. They are implied to scale above 2-A greater gods like Zeus, Hera, and even Titans like Cronos: "Each time they were released, an old pantheon fell. Few creatures can stand up to a Hecatoncheires in combat, not even the gods." [1]How many universes does he Hecatoncheires scale to? If it's any less than Sanae, then this is a pretty clear cut win for her since the Hecatoncheires just doesn't have any notable hax that can bypass vastly higher durability. She's a lot more willing to use her summoning, too, so it'll probably end up being a 3v1 with a massive AP gap, which I don't think even mid-low regen can handle.
Ehhh. Y'know I thought that too, but then Sanae is able to summon two stronger allies of which can do very funny things. Her wincon would have to include Suwako and Kanako unless Hax can turn the tide.tfw a 3e book is "the most recent handbook"
I'm well aware of the 2-A scaling, but shouldn't they both be at 2-C for this?
D&D characters resist everything under the sun, so AP is the only determining factor here.Ehhh. Y'know I thought that too, but then Sanae can just summon two allies of which can do very funny things.
Is there an absolute ballpark for Sanae's AP in particular?
The hecatoncheiries scales higher on a chain of only 3 universes. So yeah, rip.Sanae should upscale from a casual 50+ universes from Doremy.
Do they have any sort of amps or hax that can bypass such a huge AP gap, or is this a stomp?The hecatoncheiries scales higher on a chain of only 3 universes. So yeah, rip.
Stomp, sadly.Do they have any sort of amps or hax that can bypass such a huge AP gap, or is this a stomp?
ripStomp, sadly.
Hecaton's 2-C is only a handful of universes (three), so because OP was using the 2-C versions, Hecaton loses.I have not understand that if have won Hechantochires or the other character?