Elric vs. the Witcher

[The Chou Lives]

Not true at all. There are tons of monsters in other works of fiction that are not weak to silver. Just off of the top of my head, monsters from Supernatural are not weak to silver.

In the Witcherverse. Not broad fiction.

[Shellhead]

Presley?

....

Elvis Presley, or even Elvis Costello. More Presley, since he at least had a black belt in karate.

[Güicho]

Comic book peak human.

Oh ok, thanks!
Doesn't he also like Elric further enhance his ability by herbs potions, alchemy? Affecting his physiology, lightning quick reflexes, resilience, healing, vision, and other bodily enhancements, ritualistically take them to survive.? Also magic?

[Nik Hasta]

Oh ok, thanks!
Doesn't he also further enhance his ability by herbs potions, alchemy? Affecting his physiology, lightning quick reflexes, resilience, vision, and other bodily enhancements, ritualistically take them to survive.?

Even with potions, as mentioned earlier, they don't actually augment that much beyond human levels.

Like, Batman could likely have a decent rumble with Geralt and he's as CBPH-ish as they come.

Also, Elric beats up gods and stuff.

[Dark Soul # 7]

I'm sure a planet sized ball of silver dropped on him will make him "weak". :P

Depends on which Godzilla we're talking about.

The one from Godzilla in Hell would probably just absorb all the silver and turn it into a new projectile attack.

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

Depends on which Godzilla we're talking about.

The one from Godzilla in Hell would probably just absorb all the silver and turn it into a new projectile attack.

Great Balls of Fire.

[Güicho]

Also, Elric beats up gods and stuff.

How are you defining "gods and stuff" he fought ?
vs demigods, demons, etc?
And can you give the examples those he fought.
This isn't a challenge, I'm just genuinely curious. Thanks! : )

[Nik Hasta]

How are you defining "gods and stuff" he fought ?
vs demigods, demons, etc?
And can you give the examples those he fought.
This isn't a challenge, I'm just genuinely curious. Thanks!

I've read like dick-all Elric stuff, I just know the ballparks he's normally thrown around in. Shai Hulud who was posting in here earlier definitely knows.

I'll see if I dig up feats from some old threads.

[Sharpandpointies]

I've read like dick-all Elric stuff, I just know the ballparks he's normally thrown around in. Shai Hulud who was posting in here earlier definitely knows.

I'll see if I dig up feats from some old threads.

Dude has spells that can summon all manner of horrific, nigh-unstoppable beings. Some of them take time to cast, others he can basically shout out while chopping people up.

Sword-in-hand, he can take all kinds of damage and keep on trucking. And if he even nicks his opponent, they start to die and he gains strength (to ridiculous, supernatural levels at times). Can't speak to his speed - I want to say Stormbringer has casually swatted arrows out of the air, but it has been years since I read his old series, and I've read none of the 'newer' stuff. As I recall, that's something else that increases as he drains people's life-forces with the Black Sword.

Which beings he killed, and how, it's a little tricky for me to remember, it having been years and years. As I recall, him murdering most of the Chaos Pantheon of gods (at the same time) basically depended on him having Mournblade in the area as well, so that spell is out here, but he has killed other gods with Stormbringer. Like, a fair few, especially in the last book. Has it out with Xiombarg in a duel, if I recall correctly.

...basically, it's less 'Elric' that the Witcher needs to worry about, and more Stormbringer itself. Barring Elric having the time to whistle up Something Awful™.

[Pendaran]

Honestly at absolute bare minimum Elric should be toughing things out long enough to call up one of his "shout for it while doing other stuff" summons, at which point, the end.

[Sharpandpointies]

Honestly at absolute bare minimum Elric should be toughing things out long enough to call up one of his "shout for it while doing other stuff" summons, at which point, the end.

No question. With Stormbringer in-hand, I recall him being pretty darned tough, and he only needs to call out a few times to get some kind of nature-god-horror (Lord of Gerbils, I don't know) or Chaos being to turn up, thanks to a variety of pacts (and, as I recall, the Ring of Kings).

[Güicho]

Comic book peak human. Short hand for "about at the level of Batman or Captain America" for physical stats like speed and strength. Would be super human by real life standards, but not for comic books.

I'm curious, do you know how this encounter panned out?

[Radical]

I'm curious, do you know how this encounter panned out?

I do. Like a lot of Marvel Comics heroes, they fought to a draw and wound up working together to fight the story's real villain.

[Radical]

elvis vs. The witcher would be a closer fight.

rotflmao! :d