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Resistance to [[Pain Manipulation]] implies that pain Manipulation would not work while pain tolerance means that it the person can survive large amounts of pain, even outside of having it directly inflicted on them. |
Resistance to [[Pain Manipulation]] implies that pain Manipulation would not work while pain tolerance means that it the person can survive large amounts of pain, even outside of having it directly inflicted on them. |
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| − | Like [[Time Stop]], [[Energy Projection]], and literally any ability that can be considered [[Elemental Manipulation]] |
+ | Like [[Time Stop]], [[Energy Projection]], and literally any ability that can be considered [[Elemental Manipulation]]? |
See the above. |
See the above. |
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Latest revision as of 21:50, 6 April 2019
Wokistan wrote: Inorganic physiology was made a thing so we could just list that as opposed to a boatload of standard resistances. It's a list of defaults, whereas these are specific resistances that can't be assumed to scale to others.
Pain tolerance is a redirect to pain resistance, usually.
Never claimed that it did, but those powers were not made redundant by already existing parts of the classification system.
This just qualifies for type 2 immortality.
That is true, but this is more or less based on feats anyway. It’s also worth noting all Inorganic Physiology is treated differently in verse.
Resistance to Pain Manipulation implies that pain Manipulation would not work while pain tolerance means that it the person can survive large amounts of pain, even outside of having it directly inflicted on them.
Like Time Stop, Energy Projection, and literally any ability that can be considered Elemental Manipulation?
See the above.