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I feel like Kiran's page could be cleaned up a bit, but I shouldn't be proposing anything too controversial here. Notably, he's missing some abilities and some of the justifications could be fixed up a bit.
Extrasensory Perception: At least I think that's what you would list this as. Basically, Kiran has the same view the player has, essentially viewing battles from above like a chess board.
Power Nullification: This one stands out to me because the Rite of Frost granted breidablik with the power of ice, not the power of nullification. Yes, it was able to counter the Muspellflame, but that was more via the fact that Nifl's ice seems to be the only thing in the setting with the capability to douse Muspell's fire. If Surtr's invulnerability wasn't fire-based it would have done nothing to it. The other stuff under this ability is fine, I just suggest moving the Rite of Frost to ice manipulation and making the note that Nifl's ice can put out Muspell's inexhaustible flames as a potency feat.
Power Bestowal: This is already on the page, but I feel that it should be noted that inheritable skills are granted to units by Kiran. This is implied by basically every line of dialogue when you make them learn a skill either thanking Kiran or acknowledging him giving them a gift to make them stronger. Kiran is also implied to accelerate their overall growth, like here where a particularly good level up has Thorr impressed at the power of the summoner.
Acausality (Type 4): Kiran exists outside Alfador's plan, which encompasses all of time itself, as stated here. This also plays into seers having trouble seeing his future, which is already listed on the page.
Intelligence: We could change the justification to Morgan directly comparing his strategic skills to Robin's. A lot better than what we have now, which is just essentially just assuming that because tacticians listen to his orders (even though they really don't have much of a choice, lol) that must mean he's smarter than them.
Stats: I also think the page would benefit from a revision to his stat justification because rn he's just scaled via killing Hel, which was technically done via hax and would have happened whether he was actually stronger or not. There are some statements about the actual power he holds that I think could be added. Such as Loki stating he could rule over the nine worlds as well as all the outrealms. Or Thorr saying his power is a threat to the gods. These two alone should be enough to make the justification a lot less flimsy, making him very clearly comparable to gods.
Extrasensory Perception: At least I think that's what you would list this as. Basically, Kiran has the same view the player has, essentially viewing battles from above like a chess board.
Power Nullification: This one stands out to me because the Rite of Frost granted breidablik with the power of ice, not the power of nullification. Yes, it was able to counter the Muspellflame, but that was more via the fact that Nifl's ice seems to be the only thing in the setting with the capability to douse Muspell's fire. If Surtr's invulnerability wasn't fire-based it would have done nothing to it. The other stuff under this ability is fine, I just suggest moving the Rite of Frost to ice manipulation and making the note that Nifl's ice can put out Muspell's inexhaustible flames as a potency feat.
Power Bestowal: This is already on the page, but I feel that it should be noted that inheritable skills are granted to units by Kiran. This is implied by basically every line of dialogue when you make them learn a skill either thanking Kiran or acknowledging him giving them a gift to make them stronger. Kiran is also implied to accelerate their overall growth, like here where a particularly good level up has Thorr impressed at the power of the summoner.
Acausality (Type 4): Kiran exists outside Alfador's plan, which encompasses all of time itself, as stated here. This also plays into seers having trouble seeing his future, which is already listed on the page.
Intelligence: We could change the justification to Morgan directly comparing his strategic skills to Robin's. A lot better than what we have now, which is just essentially just assuming that because tacticians listen to his orders (even though they really don't have much of a choice, lol) that must mean he's smarter than them.
Stats: I also think the page would benefit from a revision to his stat justification because rn he's just scaled via killing Hel, which was technically done via hax and would have happened whether he was actually stronger or not. There are some statements about the actual power he holds that I think could be added. Such as Loki stating he could rule over the nine worlds as well as all the outrealms. Or Thorr saying his power is a threat to the gods. These two alone should be enough to make the justification a lot less flimsy, making him very clearly comparable to gods.
