Cthulhu vs KITT

[MichaelC]

Cthulhu vs KITT

[Beadle]

Umm... wut?

Only in Rumbles... o_0

Oh. Well, I guess if you dropped KITT off the side of a boat onto Cthulhu’s head it could put him to sleep, but in the arena?

I guess even though he’s otherwise basically featless, Cthulhu is big and heavy and could sit on KITT, screwing its suspension and axles and keeping it down for a ten-count.

Otherwise you’re talking about KITT driving into Cthulhu’s shins and probably hurting him a bit.

I mean I’m not really sure where else to go with this one.

[Postmania]

I think Cthulhu is better suited to posting in Rumbles like usual

[Beadle]

I think Cthulhu is better suited to posting in Rumbles like usual

Dude, have you READ his posts?!

He’s not suited to that at all.

[big_adventure]

Even in the water, KITT had a feature built in that let him drive on water by hydroplaning and it was never removed as far as it goes. 'Thu doesn't have resistance to lasers or to cars launching through his chest at a couple of hundred miles per hour. It's not looking good for Cthulhu here, since, as far as I can tell, he's got nothing at all he can do to a basically-indestructible car. At worst it's a stalemate.

[Username taken]

Such a random battle, I think our resident C'thulu would be in a better position to address this.

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

It's a car with sapience right?

If so, does it have any mental resistance?

[Shellhead]

Cthulhu took a direct hit from a steamboat moving at full steam (which does not sound super-impressive in the 21st century), got splatted, and then regenerated. But how fast was his regeneration? Can it stop hit from taking a 10-count after getting hit by a car?

[Len Ikari145]

Cthulhu took a direct hit from a steamboat moving at full steam (which does not sound super-impressive in the 21st century), got splatted, and then regenerated. But how fast was his regeneration? Can it stop hit from taking a 10-count after getting hit by a car?

Obviously not. Therefore, Cthulhu fails again, as it is forever written.

[big_adventure]

It's a car with sapience right?

If so, does it have any mental resistance?

Eh, I'd want to see feats for 'Thu affecting an AI more than feats for KITT resisting something that's only ever applied to flesh and blood people.

[Beadle]

It's a car with sapience right?

If so, does it have any mental resistance?

Basically...

Eh, I'd want to see feats for 'Thu affecting an AI more than feats for KITT resisting something that's only ever applied to flesh and blood people.

...this.

Have you ever brain-washed a computer, Squid-Lips?

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

Basically...

...this.

Have you ever brain-washed a computer, Squid-Lips?

Sure.

[Jcogginsa]

Cthulhu's mind whammies don't even have 100 percent effectiveness on humans. They work best on artsy types, work least on blue collar joes, and Scientist types fall in the middle. Where does KITT fall on that spectrum.

Side note: Does Kitt have any means of diving under the water? Because Cthulhu's psychic powers don't work through water.

[Powerboy]

Cthulhu's mind whammies don't even have 100 percent effectiveness on humans. They work best on artsy types, work least on blue collar joes, and Scientist types fall in the middle. Where does KITT fall on that spectrum.

Side note: Does Kitt have any means of diving under the water? Because Cthulhu's psychic powers don't work through water.

The Cthulu mythology was definitely written to have creatures that are terrifying to normal humans and some of them can overcome it though maybe not without lasting trauma. But, when you get into beings with superhuman will or that are simply incapable of fear, it's another story.

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

The Cthulu mythology was definitely written to have creatures that are terrifying to normal humans and some of them can overcome it though maybe not without lasting trauma. But, when you get into beings with superhuman will or that are simply incapable of fear, it's another story.

Yea for the most part the mental issues tended to only happen post encounter, with suicide following at some point afterwards.

But I like the idea of being able to turn a car into an acolyte so let me have it.