@Joygirl said:
@Floopay: His healing factor is superior to something that can heal from death in less than six seconds? That is impressive. I know he has tough but I have never seem him to anything like that. He got pretty well vaporized in Reign In Hell, from something I am quite sure The Tarrasque would have survived with a small scuff.
And what are Etrigan's speed feats?
The Tarrasque in 4th edition I think retreats back into the Earth after he is brought too low on hit points, he doesn't regenerate.
3rd Edition Tarrasque is immune to anything that could vaporize him, even disintegrate deals non-lethal damage to him, meaning it doesn't reduce him to ash. In fact, it's all but stated that he can't regenerate from being vaporized.
Unless of course we consider the 2nd edition version who can regenerate from so much as a single skin cell. Over and above this he is only theorized to be killable with a wish spell, as he has never been slain before.
Then there's the 1st edition Tarrasque who I don't believe can ever be fully killed. I think you needed a wish spell to wish it away, not actually kill it, and it only worked when it was at -10 hp or greater.
However, all versions of the Tarrasque are slow. 1st, AD&D, 3rd Edition Revised, 4th Edition, etc. They are also extremely dumb (animal to sub-animal intelligence) mindless creatures who do nothing but attack.
The only versions I could see standing up to Etrigan would be the 1st or AD&D versions because of their superior healing abilities (by pure stats they are beat, but if you scale them in the same manner you would scale a 2nd edition character to 3rd edition, they would be much much more powerful).
Thanks for reading,
Floopay
Log in to comment