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Basically a character creates a book that allows death for all beings with their name written of it. If someone were to remove their name from the book, they will become immortal
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What abilitiesNo, this can be achieved my many abilities, not just law hax
Power bestowel and modification seems odd since the Book doesnt really give powers or modify em. The Book exists so all living beings can experience death in the universe but simple death manip works ig
but aren't you doing something to one's life/name to grant them power? Which is immortality, meaning Power bestowel..?Power bestowel and modification seems odd since the Book doesnt really give powers or modify em. The Book exists so all living beings can experience death in the universe but simple death manip works ig
Immortality could happen but only if you remove your name from it and if you destroy the book, everyone in the universe will become immortal. I was talking what ability should be given to the person who created the book of the death (as by default, death doesn't exists in the world)but aren't you doing something to one's life/name to grant them power? Which is immortality, meaning Power bestowel..?
I see... So yee it would be Death Manipulation or also possibly Life Manipulation depending on the context/abilityImmortality could happen but only if you remove your name from it and if you destroy the book, everyone in the universe will become immortal. I was talking what ability should be given to the person who created the book of the death (as by default, death doesn't exists in the world)
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Power Bestowal
Power Bestowal is the ability to grant other beings or objects new abilities or new forms to their abilities. Note that just because a character can grant a power to another, does not mean that they can grant that same power to themselves. It must be stated that said ability can grant the user...vsbattles.fandom.com
Is death, or really anything ontological, a form of law manipulation since they're the "laws" of what makes 'is' 'is'?
Law manipulation would work if there's proof he created a law/rule for a Book to function like that, the book itself wouldn't really be Law ManipulationIs death, or really anything ontological, a form of law manipulation since they're the "laws" of what makes 'is' 'is'?
Ah, I'm asking in general, not specifically about the book op brought upLaw manipulation would work if there's proof he created a law/rule for a Book to function like that, the book itself wouldn't really be Law Manipulation
And creating such a book does not need to be Law manipulation, you need more information for things like that. Because adding his own power or just a new power into the book is different from changing and manipulating a Law entirely... For the book or outside of it for the universe
Oh... then No, since you would only be manipulating said thing instead of the rules themselves of said thing (The "structure" of said thing would still be the same even if you are manipulating it, Law manipulation would basically be changing or manipulating its "structure" rule)Ah, I'm asking in general, not specifically about the book op brought up
HmmOh... then No, since you would only be manipulating said thing instead of the rules themselves of said thing (The "structure" of said thing would still be the same even if you are manipulating it, Law manipulation would basically be changing or manipulating its "structure" rule)
Like they can be created via Law Manipulation but just because you manipulate those things by itself does not make it Law Manipulation (especially without further proof or evidence of that being the case)
Yee that’s what I meant with “structure”, for death itself or anything elseHmm
I feel like laws are what make up stuff like death itself, so like the concept of death being composed of laws of death