1. I've tried answering them as best I could.
2. No, it doesn't. Auto Max Charge is a super ability in the way it works on all MM rolls, regardless of what the modifier roll's effects are. Should it be anything from multiplying the damage, to dividing it. Then it stacks on a regular modifier roll into the mix. This means base-modifier roll effecting abilities get a boost, basic rolls get a boost, so on. To the point some characters can outright double their damage without needing to do anything extra for it.
3. Which is why she doesn't aim downwards. Rei can, and knows she can, crack planets if she really wanted to. I was being completely literal in her ability to reduce North America into a flatland. As in: a completely flat plane. Cue apocalypse. Oblivion Awaits is exactly what it says on the tin.
1. (a) That one was really more for Lost. Probably should have specified. (b) IIRC, you've said exactly one sentence about the Weapon Ability multiplier thing, and the only thing you've said recently on multiplier stacking is that fractional multipliers would work the same as integral ones. But that doesn't matter too much, because (c) I really only want a well-specified system—it doesn't matter if it's bizarre, it just needs to be well-defined and consistently applied. I pointed out that the multiplier stacking was bizarre because that's often indicative of error; if it's intentionally bizarre, just say so so I don't have to worry about you changing your mind when it becomes obvious (the best example I can come up with right now is Sixth Heaven hitting a Story girl, with some ally's Ability giving her an x2. The damage (using Demon King to avoid die rolls) would then, using the rules in LDj's post, be
Demon King: 2500 Base Damage, No Dice, +300 Legendary Existence, x1 Existence Bonus, x2 Double or Nothing = 8400 Total Damage
because the x1 and x2 combine to give an x3). (d) I guess Lost has answered this over in Parallel anyway.
2. The first bit… OK, I can kind of see that. The last part… that's kinda my point. There are
lots of Abilities which can double damage, or which do so situationally but those situations cover nearly any time it would really matter. It's not an impressive feat.
3. Cool. So, now that we know it annihilates matter that gets in its way, I expect gale winds and an enormous thunderclap every time she uses it as air rushes in to replace what was destroyed (oh, yeah, that's a part of the apocalypse scenario which I didn't mention: the atmosphere—as in
nearly all of it(
maybe not)—would rush into the huge hole in the Earth, causing ridiculous (supersonic, I believe) winds everywhere and depriving everything of air. I also didn't mention how that flat plane would rapidly start rising as the magma flowed into the depression while also reacting to the sudden lack of pressure.) Must be nice when they need to get mountains out of the way (and have nothing valuable in the vicinity, given what sudden hypercane-force winds would do to any surface structure—including Rei herself).
It's just… there are such massive differences in scale between "can kill planetary-level Divine Beings"/"can wipe out an intelligent species", "can sterilize a life-bearing planet", and "can get rid of a significant fraction of a planet's mass". And also there was this about Goddess Red:
[Goddess Red] was considered the Apocalypse Incarnate and the only 'mortal' force in the universe capable of personally de-populating an entire dimension.
which would tend to make me think that maybe it would "just" scour the surface of the planet instead of, you know, kill all mammals in under a day with one shot (along with most landbound macroscopic life, and much of the rest shortly afterward). (Not that Ni can actually depopulate more than one planet, unless she can summon something with
serious spaceflight capabilities plus life support. But some dimensions are just that.)
(Congrats on the newly-capitalized username, by the way.)
Okay, scenario; Rei is guarding a dimensional gate by herself that leads straight to Earth. Before her lies the Entire UD, about 100km away and approaching. The dimension is otherwise barren and worthless, excepting another get that leads to hell. How long could Rei hold the gate and how many casualties would she inflict on the UD?
Depends on the dimension, really. If it's a planet with an Earthlike geological structure? She fires
Oblivion Awaits once, at full power, angled about 15˚ downward. 99.99999% of the UD dies instantly, and the survivors—including Rei herself—are hit by 1000mph winds driving them into the oncoming
volcanic eruption supervolcanic eruption super-duper-hypervolcanic eruption ocean of magma. This kills most of the rest. Rei, if she was prepared for this and so avoided death, hops through the gate and then destroys it to avoid being buried in lava, possibly blasting a few more times to kill some of the few remaining enemies.
Alternatively, she can start by angling it 1–2˚ downward (and dealing with the wind somehow), to move that pesky horizon a bit further away—it's normally about 5km off, and to see something 100km away it would need to be 800m above the ground. Then she keeps going until either her transformation runs out, she needs to sleep, or a sufficiently powerful group gets to her (or the Dark Lord does). If she's forced to detransform, it may or may not kill her—she can easily clear herself some space beforehand, so it would come down to environmental effects and continuous effects with sufficient range (e.g. Overwhelming Presence).