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Edited by Atticus:
11/25/2014 8:25:18 PM
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Precursors vs Lovecraft
I excluded anything else from halo because they wouldn't even matter a tiny bit in this conflict.
So we have the Precurors, which can come back from death, bend reality at will and outlived multiple universes.
Then we have the Lovecraft myth, which includes gods that don't give a -blam!- about the universe at all, because they are not dependent on the universe but the universe is dependent on them.
Using citations is encouraged as they are undeniable proof (and also I was not arsed enough to buy and read any of the books, due to shipping). Also coherent reasoning why one is more powerful would be great.
Go!
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1 Replies in this Sub-ThreadIm damn well sure precursors win. Not only was there an entire population of them, but they were all older than the universe, capable of creating and bending universes, species, and alternate dimensions. They can come back to life because they themselves are the very CONCEPT of death and life and creation, and are the concept of a concept. They are the concept that concepts even [i]exist[/i]
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Edited by Swagu: 1/24/2015 7:36:44 AMThere are so many gods in the H.P. lovecraft universe that can do those things and then some. One of those gods actually IS the very fabric of all reality. Plus there's at least one god for every planet and occasional moon in the entire universe. Precursors get stomped. Edit: There are at LEAST 1 septillion gods in the H.P. Lovecraft universe. Number form: At least 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 gods, most of which are capable of manipulating/controlling reality whereas precursors can only make small mutations, ACTUALLY able to successfully evade death and all possessing a power horrifying beyond fathomable.
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