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Kharn doesn't really have very many powers, as most of his powers I can think of are just nullifying others' powers so they have to fight him on equal footing. Kharn himself lacks durability negation, but his axe has it, due to being possessed by an unknown Warp entity.FateAlbane said:I'm going with Kharn for this one as well.
@Azathoth Since you seem to know the character well, does Kharn still have access to all his powers, despite shutting off those of his opponent? Because if it works like that, Yukari loses most of her best bets at winning this and Kharn still has durability negation to boot.
In most portrayals, it just makes powers deemed unsportsmanlike cease to work while battling with or around Kharn, since his god is super big on martial honor. Kharn himself has also often given significantly weaker enemies who have challenged him a better shot by using no or very low quality weapons, as long as they too fight fair.Andykhang said:*Kaguya Houraisan.
And idk, how does his Collar worked anyway? Is it like :
Kharn: Daaaaaddddy!!! She's cheeeeaating!!!
Khorne: Calm down son, let me give her a stern talking to.
Or something. Still would place bet on Yukari's ability though, since it allow her to ignored conventional (and metaphysical) limit.
Maybe. Not sure.FateAlbane said:@Azathoth One last question, it says the collar negates things like magic. Would Magic Barriers be negated as well?
Pretty sure 12-D god > Yukari's boundary manipulation.Andykhang said:Edit:Nooot to mention we don't know if his immunity would work against Yukari's boundary in the first place. Since 1. it's boundary and 2. most of RW in Warhammer is due to the warp.
No, I'm pretty sure we know. Khorne vs Yukari would be a stomp of unholy proportions, which is why that isn't the match. However, Kharn vs Yukari is an actual fight, though assuming Yukari's boundary manipulation can break through protection of a 12-D god isn't gonna fly.Andykhang said:Don't really know though... And look like Yukari have to use her wit, creativity, magic that doesn't come from the warp, and negotiation skill to pull through this.
If she could, though Khorne's interpreptation of "fairness" would put that down (cus really, there's no such thing as "fair")LobsterFiend said:What if Yukari just flies?
There is nothing stopping Yukari from using flight or other abilities that don't rely on magic that would affect the outcome of the battle. The problem isn't that Yukari is being nerfed. The problem is you can't attempt to fight someone who specifically shuts down your hax by using said hax and expect to come out on top. If losing boundary manipulation gimps Yukari so bad that she has no chance of fighting, I wouldn't doubt Kharn would give her a weapon or something which would help against him to even the odds, as long as he doesn't see she's trying to win by using magic in the first place, which he'll likely loathe.LobsterFiend said:Wouldn't this fight basically mean "nerf Yukari until Kharn can win?" I mean, flight is suppose to be a really basic ability. Unless he purposely handicaps himself somehow, a melee fight wouldn't really be fair either way.
You realize Kharn has rampaged through the Eye of Terror and is said to have killed nearly every type of Daemon in existence, right? In a place where Daemons' powers are superior to what they are in realspace. Daemons who even in realspace have turned planets inside out, detonated stars, and can alter the fundamental laws of reality itself. Khorne's blessings don't strictly protect from "psychic powers". Even beings made of magic are considered to be "psykers" by 40k standards.Andykhang said:@LobsterField:I wouldn't really said so. First...Look like I made a mistake in judgement: The collar only gave immunity against Psyker and Psychic power, in which it implication came from. Second, even if you counted verse equalization, it's not like these thing directly interfere with the opponent, but rather gave the wearer immunity. He could still get damage by indirect mean, like using magic to create a black hole, or antimatter, or creating blade that could damage him.
Why would Kharn walk into a supermassive black hole in the middle of battle?Andykhang said:^He would die once, and in this match that mean Yukari win though. And yeah, that's why I said to rip a permanent hole (since technically that would become a natural disaster and follow the law of physics) in the spacetime continuum and kick him in there as fast as you can, prefertively head first.
Unless she pulls a literal moon out of the boundary to throw at him, weapons and heavy things from afar won't be doing much to a superior AP and Dura enemy. Edit: Do note that boundaries would just shut altogether when used against himEliminatorVenom said:She may use boundaries to summon weapons, heavy objects, and all like that to crush Khârn, whilst also flying and escaping from him.