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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Manbearcat" data-source="post: 7827500" data-attributes="member: 6696971">If I have the supernatural explosive power required to swing a weapon and cleave through Ancient Dragon scales, is it reasonable to assume that I possess the supernatural explosive power to debond mortar and stone with a powerful shove, compromise its structural integrity, and topple it?If I posses the supernatural quickness/full body coordination and explosive power required to evade an Elder Air Elemental’s blow, is it reasonable to assume that I can surf down an avalanche on a shield?If the above two things are true, and I can be completely unmoved and unharmed by a Storm Giant’s mightiest blow against my armor, is it reasonable to assume I have the requisite musculoskeletal composition and supernatural strength required to grab a small section of fieldstone wall, uproot it, plant it nearby in a narrow gap, and bulwark the wall with my form (until my allies can get stuff to reinforce it) to prevent the flooding of a village?Without having actual empirical evidence to rely upon and without doing speculative energy calculations, is that chain “a complete logical fallacy?”</blockquote>