We see him match the Hulk in a fight during the 2012 Avengers movie(so one of the first movies with Thor). In that movie Hulk stops the momentum of one of those long flying alien machines that carries bunches of alien guys. That thing would easily weigh more than 100 tons and he is stopping a lot of forward momentum at the same time. That alone shows both capable of lifting 100+ tons.
Sure. So we need better rule support for feats of strength!
I don't know why we would, because he obviously is. And sure, most of the Marvel talk is rather off topic, but it is somewhat related in a sense that we are trying to understand what people actually mean when they say that they want high level fighters to be "like Thor."
There is nothing short of Wish that would allow a caster to use as much energy as Storm. She's punched a hole through a mountain and can control weather and lightning for miles and miles. And if the caster uses wish for that, he's likely to never be able to cast it again.
Power Overwhelming
But they can Fly, Lightning Bolt, Obscuring Mist, Hail Storm, etc. Basically be Storm if not the maximum form of a 40 year old comic book character. Might as well point out that's she's become a literal goddess in her long and storied history.
I remember the Mjolnir feat where he lets rip with that in Thor, and of course him beating giants up.
No it really doesn't.
This would work, but thing is once you start getting strength 30, and taking it twice you may as well play M&M as you are getting to the point where they can literally level mountains which is way out of DnD scope.
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I am all for casters getting an ice slide though.
