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Once LeeRoy approves the changes I made to Arthur, he'll be going after Jean. Hopefully he won't need help, but I guess we'll see.
*runs forward with great gusto and enthusiasm*
I volunteer!!
I volunteer!!
And Mifune has even less leverage. Herriman has more than twice the mass of Mifune now that he's spawned chitinous armor all over his body, and it was never stated that Herriman went airborne. Since the angle of the blow wouldn't require (or even infer) that to be the case, it should be assumed that he didn't.
Even if (and it is an if, since the speed at which Herriman would be thrown back is much, much slower than the speed of Mifune's impact) Herriman doesn't have the reflexes to turn that quickly, Mifune still doesn't have the leverage to turn him back so his chest is facing up (especially since you yourself specified his sideways position earlier in the post). The blow also happened on the side of the neck guard, so the exposed portion of the neck wouldn't be the jugular.
Basically, you can't use details in your favor (like what a 500 mph impact from a human-sized projectile would do), then ignore them when they don't suit you (like Herriman's position and mass and momentum and training). Your post reads like Herriman is simultaneously flat on his back and lying on his right side.
Even if (and it is an if, since the speed at which Herriman would be thrown back is much, much slower than the speed of Mifune's impact) Herriman doesn't have the reflexes to turn that quickly, Mifune still doesn't have the leverage to turn him back so his chest is facing up (especially since you yourself specified his sideways position earlier in the post). The blow also happened on the side of the neck guard, so the exposed portion of the neck wouldn't be the jugular.
Basically, you can't use details in your favor (like what a 500 mph impact from a human-sized projectile would do), then ignore them when they don't suit you (like Herriman's position and mass and momentum and training). Your post reads like Herriman is simultaneously flat on his back and lying on his right side.
Drall, how did Mifune land squarely on Herriman's chest when he was falling sideways and turning to put his chest toward the ground? Even if Mifune could keep from getting pulled under his chest, he wouldn't have the leverage or footing necessary to stop Herriman's rotation, and especially not to reverse it. If he managed to stay on top, he'd be landing on Herriman's back.
ASTA said
Would giving Sovereign classic werewolf weaknesses and invulnerabilities be considered overpowered for Arena battles?
Probably, since very few characters (if any) are going to be carrying silver or wolfsbane into the arena (unless they knew and acquired it beforehand, but then that's not fair to you).
How about we just say they both break and leave it at that? The armor will still have stopped the attack, it just won't be in perfect shape afterwards. Though it really doesn't matter in the long run. No vital damage will have been done, and either way Mifune loses a functioning hand.
So Drall, are you going to post?
It would either have to be removed or made entirely unguided.
Dedonus, were you going to post first or can we go ahead?
Apart from the blinding issue, I'd drop the temperature of the Ice arrow considerably. -13 fahrenheit is survivable for several hours by a human with a warm coat, let alone 15 seconds. Something closer to -200 would be more appropriate for combat applications.
The lightning arrow also still has an auto-hit effect. That needs to be removed.
The lightning arrow also still has an auto-hit effect. That needs to be removed.
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