Are the nightborne still immortal?

A lot of them have been alive since the war of the ancients. Is there any indication they have started to age since the loss of the nightwell?

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u/Lore-Archivist — 6 days ago

Beerus (DBS) vs Kratos & Gorr the god butcher (God of War)(Marvel Comics).

Kratos and Gorr have come to universe 7 to kill Beerus the destroyer. Whis is not allowed to intervene because of his no fighting rule, but has used his staff to gain intel and warns Beerus to take the fight seriously from the start, because the two attackers have slain gods before.

Who wins?

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u/Lore-Archivist — 24 days ago

Soo, the scarlet crusade used to be an actual major power?

In WoW they've always seemed like just a militant cult, but the scarlet army we see in the trailer for forsaken kingdom laying siege to undercity looks as big as the alliance army that attacked undercity in BfA

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u/Lore-Archivist — 1 month ago
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My favorite justification reason for Invading Iran

"We cast down the Czar, and we'll cast down the Shah as well!

u/Lore-Archivist — 1 month ago

Is the exile of the highborne over?

Considering the night elves let the highborne from diremaul reintegrate with night elf society, and arcane magic usage is no longer illegal among night elves, do you think the exile that was specific to the ancestors of the blood elves is ended?

If blood elves want to move to Ashenvale and Hyjal to live, will the night elves allow them and treat them fairly, so long as they don't cause trouble?

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u/Lore-Archivist — 1 month ago

Did Father/Dwarf in the flask invent philosophers stones?

In FMA Brotherhoods continuity was he the one who invented philosophers stones? Or were they something that was already known to exist and he's just the first to pull off making them in Xerxes?

It's kind of confusing because the alchemists in Xerxes couldn't make one for the king themselves, dwarf in the flask had to do it. But later when ed and al look at the ruins in Xerxes there are references to the stones the Xerxians incorporated into their art.

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u/Lore-Archivist — 2 months ago

Even if they had decided to use a philosophers stone, Ed and Al still can't bring back their mom right?

I'm in a debate with a friend who says if they had decided to use a stone they could bring their mom back because the stone is made with human souls, so it would follow equivalent exchange to exchange one of those souls for Trisha's soul.

Am I right in that there are universal laws in FMA that alchemy cannot overcome no matter how much power is used and no matter what is exchanged, and one of those laws is that death cannot be reversed?

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u/Lore-Archivist — 2 months ago

The seven homunculi (FMA Brotherhood) vs the Avengers (MCU, Age of Ultron)

Fight takes place in Tony Starks Tower where the avengers were chilling. The homunculi sneak in and attack

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u/Lore-Archivist — 2 months ago

King Bradley ( with regeneration) - FMA Brotherhood vs Zoro - One Piece

Unlike most homunculi King Bradley was not given regeneration and immortality so he could pass as a real human. But let's say he was given regeneration and immortality, does he beat current zoro?

For reference this is how we was moving even after being older, and fatally stabbed and shot several times before this fight and was fighting one of the most dangerous offensive alchemy users in that world and pushing them to their absolute limit https://youtu.be/t7XBJ9b7EP0?is=i64bLiW9ObTCWo-C

u/Lore-Archivist — 2 months ago

Could a mortal spellcaster do what Archimonde was trying to do?

At the end of the third war he was trying to absorb the power of the world tree and well of eternity under it and "become a god like sargeras". The trees powers are mostly gone, but I'd argue the power of the well under it was the greater of the two.

If a warlock or mage and their forces managed to temporarily capture Hyjal, could they syphon its power and "become a god"?

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u/Lore-Archivist — 2 months ago

Why are so many people confused about what happened to Zul'jian?

Within the first 2-3 quests involving him I already knew he was gonna be a problem and we probably were gonna have to kill him. He has never shown any indications of wanting to change his ways.

I like the character but he's very obviously a villain that we were gonna have to whack and you should have seen that coming a mile away

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u/Lore-Archivist — 2 months ago

The 4 other major shinobi villages vs the leaf village in its hypothetical prime (Naruto)

The other 4 major shinobi villages think the leaf has gotten too strong so they all invade it at once. Also most of the smaller villages side with the big 4 and join the invasion, including Orochimaru's hidden sound village. The coalition against the leaf is the following villages

  1. Sunagakure (Hidden Sand Village) — Land of Wind
  2. Kirigakure (Hidden Mist Village) — Land of Water
  3. Kumogakure (Hidden Cloud Village) — Land of Lightning
  4. Iwagakure (Hidden Stone Village) — Land of Earth
  5. Amegakure (Hidden Rain Village) — Land of Rain
  6. Takigakure (Hidden Waterfall Village) — Land of Waterfalls
  7. Kusagakure (Hidden Grass Village) — Land of Grass
  8. Otogakure (Hidden Sound Village) — Orochimaru's village, Land of Rice Fields
  9. Hoshigakure (Hidden Star Village) — Land of Bears
  10. Yugakure (Hidden Hot Water Village) — Land of Hot Water
  11. Shimogakure (Hidden Frost Village) — Land of Frost
  12. Yukigakure (Hidden Snow Village) — Land of Snow

But this leaf village was never attacked by the nine tails, so Minato is still hokage and in his prime. Itachi never had to kill his clan and is in his prime, the uchihas are still around and loyal to the village.

Also Jiraiya and Tsunade are still active in the village and Hiruzen is not fully retired and will fight for the village. Danzo and Root fight for the leaf, because he doesn't want foreign invaders to rule the village.

Who's winning this war?

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u/Lore-Archivist — 2 months ago