What stamina is needed to perform this feat?

[Hagane_no_Saiyajin]

to be able to stay submerged under water for more than THREE HUNDRED HOURS!!

 

[Imaginym]

Stamina

Stamina is the measure of a character's ability to remain active, exert themselves for long periods of time, and power through harsh circumstances. This general statistic encompasses a number of different traits and characteristics that operate differently, and that can thus differ within a...

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Stamina is the measure of a character's ability to remain active, exert themselves for long periods of time, and power through harsh circumstances.

This general statistic encompasses a number of different traits and characteristics that operate differently, and that can thus differ within a single character. Because of this and the inherent variability of stamina, it is difficult to create a comprehensive and consistent universal ranking system for these feats, although some guidelines can be established. Because of this, it is best to explain and source examples of a character's stamina feats rather than simply state a generalised rating.

Basic Guidelines​

To reiterate, these are only basic guidelines and should not be treated as a replacement for proper explanations, sources, and justifications. Please avoid generic terms such as "high" or "very high" and so on, as well.

Below Average: Characters who may be exhausted and driven to their limits by mild exertion and/or disabled by basic injuries.

Average: Characters with typical human levels of stamina and pain tolerance.

Athletic: Characters with above average human levels of stamina and pain tolerance.

Peak Human: Characters who can push themselves to the limits of any normal human's stamina.

Superhuman: Characters who can push themselves beyond the limits of any normal human, exerting themselves for long periods of time, pushing on through exceptionally painful circumstances, and acting even when grievously injured.

Infinite: Characters with inexhaustible sources of energy at their disposal, allowing them to fight indefinitely, although not necessarily allowing them to ignore crippling pain or fight on through critical injuries.


Also, what exactly is the feat? Can the character do so indefinitely?

 

[Shey]

I think that might be some limited self sustenance, no?

 

[Imaginym]

I think that might be some limited self sustenance, no?

Self-Sustenance

Self-Sustenance is the ability to maintain oneself infinitely without the typical requirements of life. The methodology of this ability may vary greatly, and for certain types of creatures this may simply be a normal aspect of their being - for example, undead creatures generally do not require...

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Self-Sustenance is the ability to maintain oneself infinitely without the typical requirements of life.

• Type 1: Respiratory Self-Sustenance: The ability to live indefinitely without oxygen (or whatever substance that the creature's species breathes). This includes surviving in the vacuum of space or in the depths of an ocean. This may provide resistance to certain gas-based toxins.

300 hours is not infinite, nor forever.

Hence why I asked "Also, what exactly is the feat? Can the character do so indefinitely?" at the end of my previous post. No offense meant, sorry for any bother.

 

[Nierre]

He did say limited

 

[Bernkastelll]

He did say limited

there is no limited to stuff like that, you either don't need to breath or you need to.

 

[GoldExPoints]

That's either Enhanced Lung Capacity (a la Saitama's profile) or some kind of Self-Sustenance in my book

 

[Nierre]

I disagree?

If I can stay underwater for a year without the need of oxygen, then that's definitely some type of self sustenance, in this case type 1, and obviously it's limited, because it's limited to a year

 

[Bernkastelll]

If I can stay underwater for a year without the need of oxygen, then that's definitely some type of self sustenance, in this case type 1, and obviously it's limited, because it's limited to a year

No, it's not, it's just Stamina. Self Sustenance is about not needing it at all, by ur logic, i have limited self sustenance because i can stay 30 seconds without breathing

 

[Nierre]

I think it can be both, but I also don't think your example is good either.

 

[Bernkastelll]

I think it can be both, but I also don't think your example is good either.

my example is literally ur example, the only difference is the amount of time, and both ends up as not being self sustenance, as it is totally against the definition of self sustenance

 

[Confluctor]

to be able to stay submerged under water for more than THREE HUNDRED HOURS!!

Would be Superhuamn stamina.

 

[Nierre]

Right, but I think the amount of time matters, whereas you don't.

But idrc

 

[Imaginym]

Would be Superhuamn stamina.

I agree on this matter.

 

[SamanPatou]

Superhuman stamina and nothing else.

It's been discussed in the past whether or not giving self-sustenance, but the general agreement is that it shouldn't be limited based on time.

 

[Hagane_no_Saiyajin]

Also, what exactly is the feat?

It is basically a training feat for fodder characters