You count the number of attacks he gets. Let's see... Hawkeye has been documented at 29 arrows a minute. Divide by 10. 2.9 arrows every 6 seconds. Round to nearest. Three! Three attacks a round. 11th to 19th level. I'm pretty sure I've seen him resist some hefty mind control, so 17th seems likely.
I've seen him affect lots of planes. Pretty sure he survived some crashes, too.
Bard's arrow wasn't non-magical. It was forged by the dwarves who were better at forging than even the Noldor, and they forged Gurthang and other powerful magic items. Bard's arrow was forged by the King Under the Mountain and passed down through the generations. A normal arrow wouldn't have made it through even Smaug's weak spot.
I think this would blow up a wall of ice pretty easily.
Not sure why? It already does for instance Clerics classic miracles were pulled directly from biblical sources and Feat is after all something D&D adopted strong likely from Celtic Myth. Samson (conflict between matrimonial oath and empowering oath), Lancelot (conflicting oaths to king and queen) and CuChulainn ( healing touch and disempowered when he broke his totemic oath because of hospitality oath), are the characters who inspired the whole oath bound hero archetype ie Paladin. Sources are rich with inspiration for reasons.
MCU Hawkeye very specifically didn't resist Loki's mind-controlling scepter.You count the number of attacks he gets. Let's see... Hawkeye has been documented at 29 arrows a minute. Divide by 10. 2.9 arrows every 6 seconds. Round to nearest. Three! Three attacks a round. 11th to 19th level. I'm pretty sure I've seen him resist some hefty mind control, so 17th seems likely.
MCU changed a bunch of stuff. Captain America can hold cars that are trying to drive away. He was never that strong in the comics. Comics Hawkeye is better than MCU Hawkeye I think.
Sounds like they upped the Cap to somewhat closer to xmen level in that regards, not quite spidey but...
