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The Beyonders don't want to attract their attention at all, and none of their countermeasures work against Enigma, so it's apparent that Dominions are at least powerful enough to interfere with their plans on The Beyonder's own level.It kind of seems like the Dominion's advantage over the Beyonders is them be non-linear while the Beyonders are linear, much like how that was the advantage in the Incursion storylines. Does that necessarily scale them to Beyonders in terms of actual powers?
Plus, we already have explicit confirmation that Enigma is a massive threat to Multiversal Eternity/the 8th Cosmos, makes the Black Winter look like an 'angry jellybaby', and is on the level of the White Hot Room (that's one of the methods that brought about Enigma), so Dominions would be High 1-A regardless.
Additionally, it's implied Loki was referring to Enigma (whom they caught a glimpse of while crossing into reality) when they said there's something bigger than The Beyonders.
Yes. That's exactly what happened, though it was primarily Enigma since he can't/won't surpass his human ego and the other Dominions can/have.So, is the implication that the reason the Beyonders tried to destroy the Multiverse was to prevent the Dominion from rising?
They were in Overspace at the time.Are the Dominions that Storm hurt ones that were in Overspace, or were they the weaker ones that returned to space-time?
No clue, sorry. I'll leave that to Ultima and Esesso's better understanding of the cosmology and magic system.What implication does Storm using symbolic attacks against them have on scaling?
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