What kind of ability is that?

[SchroKatze]

Let's say a character can perform an attack with the following characteristics:

> Use the "Fact that the target will be killed." (As if making a writer make the story in such a way.)

> Eliminate all possibilities of not killing the target.

> Eliminate all impossibilities of killing the target.

> Overcome defenses, resistances and even immunities.

> Kill even what is not "alive", "dead" or in a dualistic state of simultaneous existence and non-existence.

By "killing" the target, by eliminating possibilities and impossibilities, Regenerationn, resurrection, and things that attempt to contradict death are nullified and eliminated.

how would this be classified?

 

[SchroKatze]

Bump

 

[YungManzi]

First, it isn't really a quantifiable power, because it is never possible for a character to overcome all resistances and immunities. What exactly they can overcome should be specified on the profile, along with the method they use.

"Kill even what is not "alive", "dead" or in a dualistic state of simultaneous existence and non-existence."

^^^^IMO that's a contradiction. You can't kill something that's already dead (Unless you can do something like grant things that aren't actually alive life negging their immunity to death manipulation, so that they can be killed) It sounds more like existence erasure.


This is more like a combination of several different powers into one.

 

[SchroKatze]

The ability to kill something thats not alive/dead comes from the "eliminating all impossibilities of killing the target" and "Eliminating possibilities where the target doesn't die"

 

[YungManzi]

That's reality warping/Fate manipulation. Which I guess could be used to kill being who aren't alive.

Edit: Or maybe not....Imma wait for more input.

 

[Kaltias]

It's the power of killing you so hard that you will die to death ovo.

It's Death Manipulation + Resistance Negation i'd say

 

[YungManzi]

@Kal

But resistance negation isn't a quantifiable power unless we know its mechanism and/or its uses.

 

[Kaltias]

True. But it specifically bypasses resistance to death manipulation in this case.

 

[SchroKatze]

What about using the very "fact" that his attack will kill the target?

 

[Kaltias]

I dunno. Fate Manipulation maybe?

It seems kinda like Jill Presto seeing the moment of your future death and making it happen immediately

 

[SchroKatze]

The attack could kill a being that exists in only one possibility, being unique in the multiverse. That possibility is basically the one where said being can't be harmed, killed or defeated.

 

[SchroKatze]

Also, the "eliminating possibilities and impossibilities" have a lot of different effects such as

> Eliminating the possibility where the target can react to the attack (bypassing space and time to hit the target)

> Nullifying attacks and defenses that tries to stop the attack, since they turn the act of killing the target into something "impossible".

> Eliminating the possibility of missing and the impossibility of being able to hit.

And others.

 

[YungManzi]

This all sounds very NFLish.