I’m still so confused on the limitations of his abilities (also warning for self harm and stuff)
He can’t hurt himself or anyone else at all. He can’t even cut a steak. Is that bc it would count as defilement of a corpse even if it does come from another living organism? How is he able to chew it then? Or is eating categorized differently? Can he cook? Do plants count under the living beings rule?
Does the self harm rule also apply to gravity? Like falling off a cliff, is he just unable to do that physically or does he take no damage? Bc of the steak example, I’m more inclined to believe it’s the latter, any injury is restored instantly basically. Or does he feel the pain, but it’d get better instantly.
What about drowning? Is he unable to enter the water or does the water do no damage to him? In the case of the latter, bro’s basically invincible (as long as he got suicidal thoughts?). What if he fell asleep in a bathtub? There would be no intent as it’d be an accident, so would the damage register then?
What if he did a bunch of extreme sports and got into an accident, would the injury/fatality affect him?
How would a car accident impact him? Can he drive his vehicle at high speeds and die from crashing (direct) or the flames and whatever comes after (indirect)?
What if someone else hits him w/ a car? Thats not really self harm, but it can be if he just runs towards a moving vehicle. How much does intent count towards this self harm rule? This rule feels pretty vague.
I’m still so confused on the limitations of his abilities (also warning for self harm and stuff)
He can’t hurt himself or anyone else at all. He can’t even cut a steak. Is that bc it would count as defilement of a corpse even if it does come from another living organism? How is he able to chew it then? Or is eating categorized differently? Can he cook? Do plants count under the living beings rule?
Does the self harm rule also apply to gravity? Like falling off a cliff, is he just unable to do that physically or does he take no damage? Bc of the steak example, I’m more inclined to believe it’s the latter, any injury is restored instantly basically. Or does he feel the pain, but it’d get better instantly.
What about drowning? Is he unable to enter the water or does the water do no damage to him? In the case of the latter, bro’s basically invincible (as long as he got suicidal thoughts?). What if he fell asleep in a bathtub? There would be no intent as it’d be an accident, so would the damage register then?
What if he did a bunch of extreme sports and got into an accident, would the injury/fatality affect him?
How would a car accident impact him? Can he drive his vehicle at high speeds and die from crashing (direct) or the flames and whatever comes after (indirect)?
What if someone else hits him w/ a car? Thats not really self harm, but it can be if he just runs towards a moving vehicle. How much does intent count towards this self harm rule? This rule feels pretty vague.