Warhammer Fantasy High 6-B rating and Lifting Strength additions

[Naito-desu]

So here's the deal, Warhammer Fantasy characters that scale to High 6-C should possibly scale to The Sundering, and therefore have a possibly High 6-B rating. Alongside this, their lifting strength should be upgraded to Class T. Now here is a list of justifications attached:

• All High 6-C characters scale to Greater Daemons, so this entire key is dependent on Greater Daemons. In order for Greater Daemons to be summoned into the world of Warhammer[1], it requires a huge amount of Aethyr to do so and much preparation, similar to the rituals needed in order to enact the Sundering as well as lift a massive tower like in the Class T calculation
• Anyone with Aethyr Manipulation resistance should be able to tank High 6-B attacks from mages without dying or getting one-shot, so there's an argument that they should scale to this feat in the first place. Hence why mage characters aren't so easily able to one-shot melee characters who we currently just have at High 6-C
• As for Lifting Strength, a strong argument can be made as to why mages cannot simply ragdoll melee characters with their telekinesis, and that there are existing High 6-C characters who should scale to Class T for other reasons outside of this
• Why it's "possibly" rather than a straight upgrade is simply that there's much vagueness surrounding it still, and it's safer to keep it this way

So basically, give all characters that scale to High 6-C a possibly High 6-B rating and possibly Class T rating

References:
1. Tome of Corruption, 2005, pages 219&241

 

[SomaKing13]

I personally don't see anything wrong with this, it checks out and is pretty uncontroversial

 

[azontr]

Seen this already, agree.

 

[Naito-desu]

Bump

 

[Naito-desu]

Bump

 

[Naito-desu]

Bump

 

[Shmooply]

Looks fine. Agreed.

 

[AbaddonTheDisappointment]

Seems fine to me

 

[Blackcurrant91]

yes