if we’re talking about personal OCs, then yea even martin is absolutely done for.
Pretty much all of them defy the laws of physics somehow and a lot of them have a crazy diverse set of attacks that gives them some kind of insane advantage one way or another
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shit so big forums cant handle it
what did you guys do to my topic
forumer try not to yap about random bs challenge (impossible)
would never go to the dark sea cause that shit is gonna make me lose my mind (Irl of course)
Vega could absolutely destroy any Atlanteans up to Monstrous tier, but anything stronger and he’s not got the greatest odds.
my oc would absolutely destroy any atlantean (maybe apart from martin) as they are essentially a curse user without a curse
For my most recently created character, Simon Peter, he could probably hold his own against at most a level 400 Atlantean. He wouldn’t win, but he would last more than a minute, that’s for sure. (The Savior)
As for the next character I plan to reveal, he’s much more powerful. I plan to make him powerful enough to defeat an entire horde of Atlantean, only being held up by the higher-tier ones. But, I also plan to make him die in the same situation that he is introduced in. (Legendary Hero)
she could kill the unholy atlantean wit one hit ngl 
bye bye 
Anthony and Lukas combine their knockback forces to fling the Atlanteans to the War Seas
If they are still alive there are two warlords and mages and more waiting for them
Oh yeah, Corrina could deal with basically any Mutated or monstrous Atlantean too, unless they have a really solid magic like Earth, Wood, Ice, Metal. These can really get her with how lightweight her figure is.
Wind arcane expansion snare into light boxing Emperor’s Strike
Assuming we had like 3-5 of them,
Ace Grey: burnt, frozen, poisoned, blinded, withered and/or melted tier 5 atlanteans
Eso: bone-shattered tier 5 atlanteans
Frost Hallows: frozen tier 4 atlanteans
Agate: ashes of tier 5 atlanteans
Zen Shadowkeeper: sliced up and blasted tier 4 atlanteans
Kaj: tier 3-4 atlanteans with many metal and crystal shards in them
(This is taken from the peak of Ace Grey’s lore, so they are at their strongest. Although, Agate could probably do this any Tuesday)
Anything above Mutated would get my bro killed
Vetex has literally directly said that War Seas mages are stronger than Seven Seas mages because they have more developed magic usage and have moved past mutations. Mutations are primitive compared to what exists in the War Seas by lore.
Thank you! I’ll give this… mmm… a “C” for “Chatgpt-sounding ass” 
Bro ran ChatGPT in a fucking Linux terminal and put -v for verbose on his prompt 
Thats not how mutations work. PK, Theos and maybe Verdies are exceptions. Scrolls might be more common than it seems, Iris literally managed to get a scroll and she lives with her dad who is basically just a normal blacksmith. She wasnt even some explorer, she just lived at Ravenna and just so happened to have a scroll.
Its Ancient stuff that are rare, and a lot of the Ancient stuff arent really available as mutations anyway.
And people dont really choose their mutations. In War Seas, people kinda has a choice in which magic they want. So they get more liberties here.
And like what Sock said, some mutations are literally BASE MAGICS in the War Seas.
Also, you are kinda relying on combat gameplay a lot. And you know how combat gameplay NEVER shows the true lore-accurate strength of characters. More often or not, they really restrict characters to specific movesets when they can actually do more.
Due to balancing, different stat builds, etc. it just looks like War Seas is weaker, but in reality, thats just because AO just so happened to have more restrictions and rules when it comes to gameplay than AA ever did.
A bit off-topic, but was it ever explained how mutations occurred?
Not really, seems like humanity just eventually discovered them after the advancement of magic.