Ah, of course. The statement regarding the infinite recursion of the worlds that this guy mentioned.
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Yeah, that's fair.If To Aru becomes megaversal in any way you know for sure I'm giving it the Numidium treatment
a white wolf game orginally planned to be the pre history of World of Darkness but became its own thing
Not as versed with WoD as I am with Exalted, but iirc it caps out at around city level and MHS. Albeit there's a shit ton of hax to go with it.
There were statements I sat on for years* because I didn't have enough evidence to back up that they were accurate or not. Like the Tribunal from TES being cosmic in scope. Then ESO hard confirmed that they are.in TF's case we very rarely if ever see any of this happen (because the stories tend to revolve around more down to earth subject matter) so I rely a lot on statements. Unicron's strongest form for example appeared for about 3-5 panels at bestmaybe a few more scattered throughout other chapters
On a serious note though, isn't there some reference in Exalted to someone or other having galaxies in their body ( think it was the Unconquered Sun's father)? That's probably the most impressive feat in the series.Also I still lol at how SB views Exalted, how they give it infinite stats because of gameplay. When in lore its best feats are about planet level (which itself is being nice), otherwise its sitting around continental+ and sub-rel.
Meaning the game all about kicking the asses of gods and playing in a much higher power level than D&D gets absolutely washed by D&D
Yo bro, it's not just an endless recursion of worlds, it's much more than that. If this passage is completely true, it's totally fucked up. Each Sphirah contains in itself all 10 Sefirot arranged in a four-step, spiritual form Kli, i.e. each Sphirah contains in itself the whole world(hierarchy of hierarchies) and each Sphirah in each world contains in itself the whole world, and each of those worlds contains ten Sefirot and in each of them contains the whole world - you can continue until you get bored. That is the infinity degree of infinite hierarchy of worlds within the material universe, that is the lowest rung of hierarchy of worlds of the Tree of Sefirot, that is in fact it is only the beginning of the beginning, there are also other Spheres, which are beyond the material universe. And I'm not even talking about Ohr Ein Sof, and the fact that all these recursions are just a reflection of Ketera, and Ketera is the first world born from the contraction of Infinity, that is, the infinitesimal part of the infinity of Ohr Ein Sof 000, but there are also Ein Sof 00 and Ayin 0. Interestingly, all these infinite recursions at all levels are completely canonical, that is, the original Kaballah also has all these recursions. In short, the original Kaballa is totally fucked up in terms of power levels.Ah, of course. The statement regarding the infinite recursion of the worlds that this guy mentioned.
Furude Hanyū (07th-Expansion/Higurashi) vs Alice Anotherbible (Index)
It would be questionable for MGs to scale even if Tangram is canonical. As we know that MGs aren't even the peak of existence over everything in Toaru verse. Stronger entities with places and powers that full power MGs can't reach exist. Full power Aiwass, WR, IB and Tangram stuff might easily...
So what's the tldr
material for megaverse+ for ToAruSo what's the tldr
Well at least I missed a lot, there in ToAru the most important thing is Aleister Crowley's Thelema, even more complicated Kaballa. And there the distortion of the time line and the Phase is still missing.
There is a brief mention of such things in the book dealing with the Unconquered Sun himself, but it's more than likely just prose. Not just because it says what his appearance is more accurately on the very same page, but because pretty much everything is covered up in such prose, which makes finding concrete feats for the series rather difficult.
God fucking damn is this bitch dumb.
Hogwarts (Harry Potter) vs Wizard (Dnd)
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as if HP has any chance in this. Siriel is just reaching
it has one of the most complicated cosmology around. The different games have conflicting cosmologies and they are never reconcilled. There are some feats for the lower tiers like shaking mountains.
That was the one I was thinking of. I also found this one when I was trying to find the quote about the Unconquered Suns father destroying galaxies, although it's from Shards of the Exalted Dreams, which might be something else (I honestly don't know). Make of it what you will, you know more about the series than I.There is a brief mention of such things in the book dealing with the Unconquered Sun himself, but it's more than likely just prose. Not just because it says what his appearance is more accurately on the very same page, but because pretty much everything is covered up in such prose, which makes finding concrete feats for the series rather difficult.
The excerpt you posted in particular is in reference to an alternate universe, and one not connected to the main setting at that. Pretty much everything in that book is in reference to similar different settings. While much of the mechanics are the same (though not always), the lore for each of them is rather different. So that technically wouldn't apply to the main setting of Creation.
So are they parallel universes or a different continuity/non-canon?
