Zetsu-San

Eh, not sure how well that kind of argument works when discussing something that we can visibly see street levelers fighting. If anything this just kind of demonstrates how unreliable those kind of statements are, when coming from comic writers.

@andromeda1001: I can’t tell how close he’s supposed to be to the explosion. I assume he also used his shield to block it or something.

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Yea, but he’s also Keannu Reeves, can Cain handle that? lol

@wastelandman:

How many summons can he produce? Maybe they can distract Morg long enough for him to do something. Which of his abilities in particular do you think would even threaten Morg?

Again, it's hard to tell due to gameplay limitations, definitely not the sort of game that can plop actual armies on to the battlefield; but I was under the impression that the entirety of Albion was under siege from monsters that were just teleporting in all over. Albion obviously being this setting's Brittish isles.

Sounds like he'd be a good match-up for someone in Elder Scrolls like Miraak or Mannimarco.

lol I think he'd fit perfectly into Elder Scrolls as a Mephala artifact that ends up possessing some Dragonborn who then takes over the Dark Brotherhood, maybe pretending to be Sithis himself, and builds it into this massive spy network in hopes of simultaneously overthrowing all the governments of Tamriel.

He even turns into a dragon as well. xD

@wastelandman: In addition to the above, we also regularly see him make barriers, bubble people inside barriers (which stops teleportation too), and move at super-speed (which works even under time slow).

He also summons armies of monsters, ghosts, drains lifeforce, and so on. The color on his draining is the same one that shows when other magic characters give you level ups, so I think he's "supposed" to be draining your actual levels/power, but this isn't actually reflected in the gameplay (I think they just thought it was too unfair or something).

Edited that in above, stats are hard to say since everything's very game mechanicy. But if we take the in-game books seriously, then he should be able to casually cleave mountains.

As a Triumvirate, Jack, Knight, and The Queen were able to flood the planet, cause global insanity, burn the surface of the world, etc.

Alone, Jack was able to turn the sky red by making it rain blood, and the game made it clear he was going to destroy the world (systematically, like with Morgaine).

Supposedly the battles between the First Hero and each member of the court lasted days and altered the landscape, with their sword swings cleaving mountains and valleys. I'm a bit skeptical on whether this actually happened, or if it's just in-universe exaggeration by word of mouth, but I think it's fair to utilize these feats given the sort of leeway comic characters get with their scaling.

Also the First Hero beat the court, using The Sword of Aeons (which he stole from Jack).

Here is some of the magic he uses in direct combat:

Jack is able to easily keep the powerful Seer Theresa trapped.

Jack could casually summon minions.

Jack can shoot beams out of his sword.

Jack shows great proficiency in the Assassin Rush ability, enabling him to move at great speeds.

Jack shows deadly power with his Drain Life ability, being able to drain the hero's health almost instantly.

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Would be neat to see Strange beat an enemy by casting a spell that invokes Thor's lightning. lol