One Firstborn space marine (not Primaris) is transported back in time to the height of the Mongol empire in 1279. Can he conquer it in a year? If not a year, then how much longer?

Rules:

-The marine gets one bolt pistol and 14 rounds.

-No power armor or additional technology.

-The marine starts In the westernmost part of the empire, far away from the center of power in the central steppe and Mongolia.

-The Marine knows who Genghis Khan is and what the Mongol empire is, but nothing else.

-The marine is not of the White Scars.

Post your thoughts below!

1 single space marine chapter from Warhammer40k attacks earth from the Command and conquer tiberium games.

They replace the scrin aliens.

Their objective Is to conquer the world not destroy it or make it not habitable. Exterminatus and orbit bombings are not allowed.

Who wins?

Spartans from different generations are dropped in Blood Gulch for a free for all deathmatch.

Which team wins?

Team One: Spartan IIs x2

Team Two: Spartan IIIs x3

Team Three: Spartan IVs x4

Each team is made up of “average” Spartans from that generation. Each Spartan wields an Assault Rifle and a Magnum.

“Best of Mankind”
Master Chief vs Commander Shepard

“Matrix of Sapience”
Cortana vs EDI

“From the Ashes”
Atriox vs Wrex

“Elite Angel”
Arbiter vs Garrus

As part of the Dark Avengers or Thunderbolts, a newly antihero Bullseye tracks a target to a Mexican restaurant. He sits at a table 10 feet away unobstructed and in street clothes. He orders chips and salsa and as he eats them he gets an idea…

Rachni and Krogans are from Mass effect and UNSC and Covenant empire are from halo

• Rachni, UNSC and Krogans are United against the Covenant Empire.
• Rachni and Krogans are at their prime with current mass effect technology.
• UNSC with pre-war numbers but with current UNSC technology.
• Rachni, UNSC and Krogans are Given 50 years to prepare, Share technology, secrets etc.

Both teams are similar in that they are almost street tier with a god on the team. Dr Manhattan and The Sentry. Without these two though, which team wins.

Round one: They fight in the middle of New York without any preparations.

Round two: Both teams have access to their equipment and support from the government and one three days of preparation time.

I had to remove Sentry and Manhattan because they are too op.

How does Kylo Ren stack up against the Jedi of earlier eras? He doesn't have the same level of dueling training or experience that many in the past had access to, but he is wickedly strong with the Force and clearly knows how to throw down. Who do you think he could beat if he was sent into a time warp and ended up fighting Jedi from the past? Could he take on many Jedi from the Clone Wars? From the Old Republic? What about the era right before the Clone Wars? Is he getting styled on by Padawans or does it take experienced Knights and Masters?

The Jedi can be from any era. Kylo Ren/ben Solo is at peak. He has his lightsaber and a blaster if he wants it. Fight in a starship with lots of junk around.

Here's his Respect Thread!

The Fellowship of the Ring vs Eren Jaeger

Fellowship is strength level as of Rivendell, this is Eren end of series but he only has the Attack Titan, hardening, and the warhammer titan. The fight takes place on the edge of a forest.

Elrond warns them of the creature and tells them the weak point is the nape of the neck and of his powers.

Round 1: Gandalf is restricted but can fight.

Round 2: Gandalf can do whatever he is allowed to do against a serious enemy and is gandalf the white

Fighters fight on an open plane standing 10 feet away from each other

Rd 1: both are unarmed (aside from the flashbangs)
Rd 2: the man gets a baseball bat and is covered in butter to improve his evasiveness

Larfleeze from DC gets dumped into Marvel comics and starts taking what's rightfully his, namely everything in the universe. Three big space powers decide that this guy has to be stopped, so they get their greatest champions to go confront the orange menace. The Shi'ar send Gladiator, the Kree send Ronan the Accuser, and the Skrulls send Kl'rt the Super-Skrull. Can the three of them working together take on the one man Lantern Corps?

Everyone is their modern version barring any temporary powerups or depowering. Marvel is 616 comics and DC is Prime Universe. Fight on an abandoned Earth-like planet.

Respect Threads: Larfleeze 1, Larfleeze 2, Gladiator, Ronan, and Kl'rt

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• Round 1: Everyone in character.

• Round 2: Everyone bloodlusted.

• Bonus Round: Who is the weakest Marvel space character who could take down Larfleeze solo?

H.G. Wells was an intelligent man, but he was not trained as a tactician or strategist. Nor is there reason to think he would have been fully aware of British military capabilities.

So, without Martian plot armor, could the British have repelled the Martian invasion?

The Thunderchild shows that the Martian tripods were not made of an indestructible super metal. They were vulnerable to the conventional artillery of the time. (Though I believe they moved to swiftly to be tracked by the arms of the time ... at least as Wells believed them to operate. I have no idea if he was right or not.)

The heat ray seemed to be a line of sight weapon. Gas masks didn't exist yet, but the black smoke's usefulness would be affected by wind direction. Landmines DID exist though I would think the tripods wouldn't be limited to roads that could be easily mined. I don't know if the British army would have time to shell any cylinders that came down after the invasion began but the Martians would have been helpless until they cooled enough to permit them to create tripods.

So who would win? The real British military of the late 19th Century or Wells' Martians?

So Tobey in SM 2 stops a subway train traveling without brakes by webbing nearby buildings and holding it back.

In SM Homecoming Tom Holland webs up the Long Island ferry and holds the two halves of the ship together.

Which was a greater feat of strength mathematically?

Not a fight.

James Bond has to seduce Jessica Jones and spend one night with her, using his usual charm and methods. He has three months to pull it off, or he will be damned to Hell for eternity.

Can he do it?

This isn't about a fight between Jessica Jones and Reacher. This hypothetical is about who could solve a murder fastest.

To set the scene; Reacher/Jessica is going for a walk, enjoying the evening air in New York city, when they hear a woman's scream.

They run in the direction of the scream and, in an alley in the distance, see someone with a knife, about to commit a murder. They've just stumbled upon a random serial killer in the middle of taking his next victim.

They shout to get the killers attention, and it works, briefly. The killer makes eye contact with Reacher/Jess for a few moments, before turning his attention back to the woman. She is stabbed 5 times in her torso, marking the points of a pentagon. (let's assume this is the killers signature)

This woman marks his 7th victim in 2 years.

Our protagonist runs to the scene, but the killer is too fast and gets away. Reacher/Jess promises the woman, who is dying on the ground, that they won't stop until they've caught the person who did this.

It was too dark to ID the killer, no cameras in the area, but they know it's a man of roughly average build.

The killer is above average intelligence and fitness, has a military background and currently works in cyber security. His targets are all toll blondes in their late 40's to early 50's.

Who solves this murder first? If they both fail, who gets closer?

The Fellowship of the Ring vs a 10m tall dumb titan

Fellowship is strength level as of Rivendell, the titan is a mindless 10m one from Attack on Titan. The titan shows up in the path between Rivendell and Moria which is mostly mountainous plainland.

Elrond warns them of the creature and tells them the weak point is the nape of the neck.

Through warp fuckery, the Banana Boy finds themself transported to the world of JJK, standing across from an opponent who's determined to kill them. What is the strongest foe they could take a majority of wins against?

Assume the Custodian can see and interact with Cursed Energy

Battle takes place in an abandoned Shinjuku

R1: No armor or gear for the Custodian

R2: The Custodian has their armor but no weaponry

R3: The Custodian gets their armor, a guardian spear, and whatever other standard equipment they'd carry

R4: The Custodian has total access to their armory in preparation for the fight

Homelander, Queen Maeve, Starlight, The Deep, A-Train, Black Noir and Translucent take the place of the Final Shrike Pilgrimage in Hyperion to search for, obviously, the Shrike. They eventually find it and decide to destroy it. Will they be able to do it or not?

• Round 1: The Seven (The Boys TV Show) VS The Shrike.
• Round 2: The Seven with V-One Homelander (The Boys TV Show) VS The Shrike.
• Round 3: The Seven (The Boys Comic) VS The Shrike.

In the comics, Latveria (located somewhere in the Balkans) was previously a very primitive feudal country, but Doom turned it into a technologically developed state, with high standards of living, only Wakanda is a possible contender with Latveria. He does all of this with his intelligence, power and technological discoveries.

However, it is a dictatorship that would make Hitler, Stalin, Mao and Kim Jong Un burn with jealousy – Doom is practically revered as a living god, that is how extreme his personality cult is. The mere mention of the name “Reed Richards” is forbidden, absolutely all dissent is punished ruthlessly…in theory. Because Latverians, in almost all the comics, showcase extreme love and devotion to Doom and miss him whenever he is not around. To my knowledge, no case of dissent against his rule has yet happened in the comics.

Of course, one of the differences between Doom and real-life dictators is that he has superhuman abilities that make personal dictatorship sort of easier. But the things he accomplishes in the comics are still very exaggerated, my mind does not comprehend that someone with Doom’s powers could create a well-standing society without creating bitterness among dissenters.

I guess there could actually two (though much related) questions here:

1. Could Doom ever accomplish something similar to what he does in Latveria or would all methods fail and produce chaos and more suffering?

2. Under what circumstances would he be able to create a Latveria? Does it depend on different societies, as in, he absolutely would be able to create such a benevolent society in the democratic developed countries like USA, those in Europe or Japan, but the Second World (like the Balkans and post-Soviet countries) or the Third World (Africa and the Middle East) is viable? Or is it the exact opposite, developed countries with Doom are possible, but developing ones with Doom would be a disaster? What policies would he need, forbidding all religions or eliminating all existing culture and replacing it with a new one, centered on him?

In this scenario the Roman empire is United.

• 13th Century Mongol Empire and 3rd Century Roman Empire both are at their prime
• Roman Empire is given 50 years to plan and prepare.
• Roman Empire is given knowledge of how the mongols fight.
• Mongol Empire is given 2 years of prep.