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The question came up in a discussion.
Basically except for questionable omnipotents no character is really invulnerable, so differentiating it from durability by being absolute doesn't work.
I have given it for temporary durability increases, which in the verse are at least not contested to be absolute, in the past, but should it be used like that and when else?
What is the clear border between just a high durability and invulnerability as ability?
And on that topic, what is the difference between a resistance against something and invulnerability against something, like for example resistance against cuts and invulnerability against cuts. If we don't talk about intangibility a strong enough cut would likely still work on both, I would think.
Basically except for questionable omnipotents no character is really invulnerable, so differentiating it from durability by being absolute doesn't work.
I have given it for temporary durability increases, which in the verse are at least not contested to be absolute, in the past, but should it be used like that and when else?
What is the clear border between just a high durability and invulnerability as ability?
And on that topic, what is the difference between a resistance against something and invulnerability against something, like for example resistance against cuts and invulnerability against cuts. If we don't talk about intangibility a strong enough cut would likely still work on both, I would think.