This person is trying to state that "planescape" in DnD is the strongest of anything in existence.

[Hiyami]

They think DnD has dozens of omnis that can defeat featherine and easily surpass TOAA and any other god of any otherr verse. They are trying to say that "planescape" as dozens of deities that can destroy featherine and TOAA and the creator and such characters like that. They aren't trolling here. I need someone to calmly explain and detail how wrong this is. They also think that questionable omnis in general are "weak" when scaled inside of DnD.

 

[Oliver_de_jesus]

maybe they are strong but they never defeated the king

seriously, that would be simply someone bragging that his verse is the strongest, it is normal as long as he does not reach an extreme level of toxicity, everything is fine.

and I also want to know why the DnD are so OP.

 

[Oliver_de_jesus]

Hey, easy friend

 

[Mr. Bambu]

Depends on what he means. If you put every other verse into D&D, all of them would invariably be weaker than LoP. It's just a rule of the verse, and the Planescape characters are towards the top of this hierarchy. So in a way he isn't entirely wrong.

With that said, the Planescape character taken out of the context of the verse isn't an omni. He's a smurf and a damn good character, but nothing he has reaches beyond the scope of Low 1-C.

@Oliver Which ones speifically? For the gods it's largely access to nigh-infinite variations of spells and powers that can all be activated with a passive force of will. Precognition, acausality, regen and regen negging, as well as a fairly large cosmology scale all assist in this.