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[Anonymous No.]

Could Shiki kill the Nerevarine?

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>>10206716
no, Type-Moon and Bethesda would never do a crossover

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>>10206716
It depends entirely on whether or not the Nerevarine in question is player controlled or not. If he's the canonical representation of the Nerevarine that simply fucked off to Akavir to go kill everything because nothing was a challenge for him any longer (except keeping promises, promises are just too hard for the Nerevarine to keep) it probably wouldn't be much of a fight, because Bethesda has lost their sense of fun so chronicling bugs and exploits as canon has been thrown out the window

Player controlled Nerevarine simple has to hit `, click on Shiki, and type "disable" and it's completely and totally lawful within the spectrum of Nirnic physical rules. Reality abides all ruling kings, after all. Or type TCL and watch as Shiki hits nothing at all. Or he could be a more sporting sort and only use half of the all the potions in his bag. Do remember that time stops indefinitely whenever he opens his menu.

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>>10206755
>>Rumor has it that the Nerevarine has left Morrowind on an expedition to Akavir, and has not been heard from since.
>>Rumor has it

They even quantify it in-game.

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Could Shiki fugg the Nerevarine?

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>>10206755

Would CHIM style rules still apply in a Servant's reality marble?

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>>10206836
I imagine so. But now we have overlapping rules and many a contradiction. The collision of a reality marble and the physics of Nirn may very well cause a dragon break and two realities to form because the world cannot abide both at once-- IE what we have is a situation where you are creating a tower within a tower within a tower, something has to give, and when they do they usually give in two directions at once.

So we have the reality marble, from within one can regard what is without, the phases of all the "moons" and the passing of all the "realms" but he himself is still trapped within the great, all encompassing tower of what-Is-and-Is-not and will then have to contend with the question of "I am?" and the statement "I am not."

I theorize that unless the servant is already insane, the pure pressure of the situation causes him to completely and totally unmake himself. And what remains is his reality marble, a tower that never fades (or perhaps it could) that is more powerful than all the towers already on Nirn. Congratulations, you've just made the most terrifying weapon since the Sword-That-Split-The-Atom, or the Big Walker only it's basically impossible to use and is constantly funneling infinite magical energy through it.

That is reality A.
Reality B is the reality where the servant realizes that he is/is not/never was/can't be/forever and within it, in essence, pulls a Dagoth Ur and completely usurps the dream, supplanting it with his own. Screw Holy Grail wars, we make dreams reality.

At this point, both the Servant and the Nerevarine are regarded as players and whoever wins <s>is the one who shuts the computer off first.</s>

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>>10206894
Did you just make a situations where servants could real?

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Could Nerevar mantle King Arthur?