
Tensor |

Light sabers cannot block magical attacks.
And now, after Harry received mental defense training from Snape, Luke's Jedi-mind f*~&s, I mean tricks, will have low success probability.
I'm giving the edge to the boy-who-did-not-die. Unless Luke pulls out a blaster, or wins initiative and cuts off Harry's wand wielding arm(s).

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Round One:
Initiative - Luke 1d20 ⇒ 16
Initiative - Harry 1d20 ⇒ 2
Luke uses the force to pull Harry's wand out of his hand.
Ranged touch attack: 1d20 ⇒ 17
Harry, disarmed runs.
Round 2:
Luke force-leaps while swinging his lightsaber.
Attack; 1d20 ⇒ 12
Harry dies.
Of course, one can argue about Harry's hit points and Dex score.

Tensor |

Round One:
Initiative - Luke 1d20
Initiative - Harry 1d20
Luke uses the force to pull Harry's wand out of his hand.
Ranged touch attack: 1d20
Harry, disarmed runs.
Round 2:
Luke force-leaps while swinging his lightsaber.
Attack; 1d20
Harry dies.
Of course, one can argue about Harry's hit points and Dex score.
Murderer. ( Plus, he killed someone who was disarmed == Evil )
Now Luke will burn in hell for eternity.

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Murderer. ( Plus, he killed someone who was disarmed == Evil )Now Luke will burn in hell for eternity.
"Only Sith belive in absolutes." - Obi Wan Kenobi, the film that called itself Star Wars: Episode III
Terms like "evil" and "murder" sound awfully absolutist. So does the concept of Hell.
:P

JMD031 |

Murderer. ( Plus, he killed someone who was disarmed == Evil )
Now Luke will burn in hell for eternity.
If the point of the fight was to defend yourself, then obviously Harry is in it for blood. If the fight went the other way and Harry kills Luke would that still be evil? And don't say Harry wouldn't kill Luke because given the right motivation anyone is capable of killing.

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Round One:
Initiative - Luke 1d20
Initiative - Harry 1d20
Luke uses the force to pull Harry's wand out of his hand.
Ranged touch attack: 1d20
Harry, disarmed runs.
Round 2:
Luke force-leaps while swinging his lightsaber.
Attack; 1d20
Harry dies.
Of course, one can argue about Harry's hit points and Dex score.
What ruleset t are you using, because it's supposed to be a CMB vs. CMD. And does luke have disarm? The only times I've seen luke disarm someone it was literal, he may sunder, but he doesn't disarm. Force pull sounds like it should have a save. Ranged touch attack and you disarm someone is waaaay to overpowered broken.

Mairkurion {tm} |
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Tensor wrote:
Murderer. ( Plus, he killed someone who was disarmed == Evil )Now Luke will burn in hell for eternity.
"Only Sith belive in absolutes." - Obi Wan Kenobi, the film that called itself Star Wars: Episode III
Terms like "evil" and "murder" sound awfully absolutist. So does the concept of Hell.
:P
Yeah, Good luck on getting George to be consistent about anything he says RE Jedi/the Force. Man's philosophical lobe must be made of marshmallow.

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What ruleset t are you using, because it's supposed to be a CMB vs. CMD. And does luke have disarm? The only times I've seen luke disarm someone it was literal, he may sunder, but he doesn't disarm. Force pull sounds like it should have a save. Ranged touch attack and you disarm someone is waaaay to overpowered broken.
I was mostly just whimsically rolling vitua-d20's and making up the results according to the numbers. If the results had favored Harry, it probably would have been something like:
Harry uses expeliarmus.
Luke uses force to retrieve lightsaber.
Seeking a more aggressive tact, Harry uses sectum sempra.
Luke falls to the ground, gushing blood.

Xabulba |

Light sabers cannot block magical attacks.
And now, after Harry received mental defense training from Snape, Luke's Jedi-mind f&%&s, I mean tricks, will have low success probability.
I'm giving the edge to the boy-who-did-not-die. Unless Luke pulls out a blaster, or wins initiative and cuts off Harry's wand wielding arm(s).
The force trumps magic, Skywalker for the win.
Thet're tied for the most whiny hero though.
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lastknightleft wrote:What ruleset t are you using, because it's supposed to be a CMB vs. CMD. And does luke have disarm? The only times I've seen luke disarm someone it was literal, he may sunder, but he doesn't disarm. Force pull sounds like it should have a save. Ranged touch attack and you disarm someone is waaaay to overpowered broken.I was mostly just whimsically rolling vitua-d20's and making up the results according to the numbers. If the results had favored Harry, it probably would have been something like:
Harry uses expeliarmus.
Luke uses force to retrieve lightsaber.
Seeking a more aggressive tact, Harry uses sectum sempra.
Luke falls to the ground, gushing blood.
And I was just giving you s@*# for kicks and giggles dude, this may just be the nerdiest discussion ever, so I decided to kick it up a notch with adding ruleslawyer to complete the nerd trifecta.

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Tensor wrote:Light sabers cannot block magical attacks.
And now, after Harry received mental defense training from Snape, Luke's Jedi-mind f&%&s, I mean tricks, will have low success probability.
I'm giving the edge to the boy-who-did-not-die. Unless Luke pulls out a blaster, or wins initiative and cuts off Harry's wand wielding arm(s).
The force trumps magic, Skywalker for the win.
Thet're tied for the most whiny hero though.
No, anakin takes the gold for that.

Luke Skywalker |

Xabulba wrote:No, anakin takes the gold for that.Tensor wrote:Light sabers cannot block magical attacks.
And now, after Harry received mental defense training from Snape, Luke's Jedi-mind f&%&s, I mean tricks, will have low success probability.
I'm giving the edge to the boy-who-did-not-die. Unless Luke pulls out a blaster, or wins initiative and cuts off Harry's wand wielding arm(s).
The force trumps magic, Skywalker for the win.
Thet're tied for the most whiny hero though.
Aa-awww... I came in second again!

Xabulba |

Xabulba wrote:No, anakin takes the gold for that.Tensor wrote:Light sabers cannot block magical attacks.
And now, after Harry received mental defense training from Snape, Luke's Jedi-mind f&%&s, I mean tricks, will have low success probability.
I'm giving the edge to the boy-who-did-not-die. Unless Luke pulls out a blaster, or wins initiative and cuts off Harry's wand wielding arm(s).
The force trumps magic, Skywalker for the win.
Thet're tied for the most whiny hero though.
Goes to show you that Luke is like his father.

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lastknightleft wrote:...this may just be the nerdiest discussion ever...Even over Kirk vs. Picard?
Yes, because that exists within the same universe, Potter/Skywalker are two completely different genres/universes. You have to have a more broadbase nerd cred to follow the arguments, whereas kirk/picard you only have to follow startrek to debate. Therefor Potter/Skywalker > Kirk/picard

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[ And I was just giving you s@!% for kicks and giggles dude, this may just be the nerdiest discussion ever, so I decided to kick it up a notch with adding ruleslawyer to complete the nerd trifecta.
No problem, I wasn't offended or pissed off or anything. ;)
Rules-lawyering between two incompatible systems: HARDCORE

The Crimson Jester, Rogue Lord |

CourtFool wrote:Yes, because that exists within the same universe, Potter/Skywalker are two completely different genres/universes. You have to have a more broadbase nerd cred to follow the arguments, whereas kirk/picard you only have to follow startrek to debate. Therefor Potter/Skywalker > Kirk/picardlastknightleft wrote:...this may just be the nerdiest discussion ever...Even over Kirk vs. Picard?
I knew that there was something I liked about you! :D

Tensor |

Tensor wrote:Light sabers cannot block magical attacks.
And now, after Harry received mental defense training from Snape, Luke's Jedi-mind f&%&s, I mean tricks, will have low success probability.
I'm giving the edge to the boy-who-did-not-die. Unless Luke pulls out a blaster, or wins initiative and cuts off Harry's wand wielding arm(s).
The force trumps magic, Skywalker for the win.
Thet're tied for the most whiny hero though.
Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.
I've seen a huge variety of magic spells and magic schools. Not to mentions tons of books and games featuring wizards and their magic. There is only one movie with Force power in it, and then only a few uses of it are demonstrated..
Metachlorian for the loss. Again.

Xabulba |

Xabulba wrote:Tensor wrote:Light sabers cannot block magical attacks.
And now, after Harry received mental defense training from Snape, Luke's Jedi-mind f&%&s, I mean tricks, will have low success probability.
I'm giving the edge to the boy-who-did-not-die. Unless Luke pulls out a blaster, or wins initiative and cuts off Harry's wand wielding arm(s).
The force trumps magic, Skywalker for the win.
Thet're tied for the most whiny hero though.Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.
I've seen a huge variety of magic spells and magic schools. Not to mentions tons of books and games featuring wizards and their magic. There is only one movie with Force power in it, and then only a few uses of it are demonstrated..
Metachlorian for the loss. Again.
Harry Potter only had to fight Voldemort, who he allready beat once before when he was in diapers. Luke Skywalker had to fight George Lucas who has the power of creative control over evreyone in the SW universe.
Skywalker for the win.
Tensor |

I just realized that Harry Potter can draw upon Time Travel. Maybe he could go back to when Luke was a boy and kill his parents. Now that would be a story.
Edit: Notice the position of his step-father is on >this chart< .

Grand Magus |

Tensor wrote:If the point of the fight was to defend yourself, then obviously Harry is in it for blood. If the fight went the other way and Harry kills Luke would that still be evil? And don't say Harry wouldn't kill Luke because given the right motivation anyone is capable of killing.Murderer. ( Plus, he killed someone who was disarmed == Evil )
Now Luke will burn in hell for eternity.
Harry would kill Luke to protect the life of Dumbledore... oh wait, the D. man is dead, so that logic is of no use now.
I guess Luke is evil after all.

Shadowborn |

Round One:
Initiative - Luke 1d20
Initiative - Harry 1d20
Luke uses the force to pull Harry's wand out of his hand.
Ranged touch attack: 1d20
Harry, disarmed runs.
Round 2:
Luke force-leaps while swinging his lightsaber.
Attack; 1d20
Harry dies.
Of course, one can argue about Harry's hit points and Dex score.
This, without the killing the unarmed opponent part.

Turin the Mad |

Luke, enraged at meeting the only protagonist whinier than he is, gives in to his anger and pulls his old man's really cool force choke on Harry Potter, squishing larynx and drowning the 'tardlet in his own bood. Obi-Wan, Anakin the Older and Yoda's blue ghosts cheer him on, glad to rid the nerd-verse of The Whiniest Protagonist Ever.
Afterwards, the orbiting armada of repurposed Star Destroyers wipes out Hogwart's from orbit. Hermioni's fate is best left to deviant fan-fiction. AT-ATs and assorted star fighters mop up the magical strongholds. Ewoks cook griffons on bonfires.
Generations later the magical rebellion spawns Episodes VII, VIII and IX to complete "the trilogy of trilogies". Lucas turns over in his grave.

Turin the Mad |

Turin the Mad wrote:Luke, enraged at meeting the only protagonist whinier than he is"Mr. Skywalker, have you had the pleasure of meeting Ms. Buffy Summers?"
"Charmed, I'm sure."
The movie Buffy was not a whiney emo wenchling. :P
But ... if the lasses show up ... FORCE CHOKE THEM ALL!! ... then let orbital bombardments solve the rest of the problem. ^_^