Ashurbanipal vs. Kamehameha

[poom3619]

Can Ramkhamhaeng lift the Khmer statues in his garden. If not, I still think his headgear could kill a person or two.

Firaxis should seriously do this when CiV BNW + DLC sale are die off. They can milking from their hard work in leaderhead and music making, and I would laughing and don't say it is milking at all.

 

[TheLohoped]

Pedro can simply flip his table over anybody in sight. And then dance like a champion.

 

[JSMCAG]

Harun al-Rashid can throw the deadliest of weapons - a book - at the very least

Wait, you mention Harun's books, yet you failed to mention fancy-pants William? If anything, William has an advantage because of his fashion sense he is already holding the book on his hand.

Also, Maria has a few amount of strategies when it comes to fighting - people have already mentioned using the ship's cannons, and using her "turban" as a whip. I will also raise her scepter as a possible utensil in case of close-combat. She seems she could pack a mean one!

 

[berialima]

Wait, you mention Harun's books, yet you failed to mention fancy-pants William? If anything, William has an advantage because of his fashion sense he is already holding the book on his hand.

Book for book, Suleiman has a bigger one

Also, Maria has a few amount of strategies when it comes to fighting - people have already mentioned using the ship's cannons, and using her "turban" as a whip. I will also raise her scepter as a possible utensil in case of close-combat. She seems she could pack a mean one!

That is it! Maria would win a "all-girls" fight even against Boudicca (what is a sword against ships, a whip and a scepter)

 

[Homusubi]

How about Washington hitting someone over the head with that globe?

Also, raw physical strength means nothing. You have to choose from weapons and cunning. Preferably both.

 

[janboruta]

Casimir has a pretty pointy crown. And this mace of his cracks skulls, I bet.

And he has a this belt of protection in shape of castle walls. Invincibility assured.

 

[Biologist]

Harun al-Rashid can throw the deadliest of weapons - a book...

Harun has a sword, why would he need to throw a book? Are you thinking of William?

 

[JSMCAG]

Book for book, Suleiman has a bigger one

Sure, but then Ashurbanipal has something even better: a tablet! Throwing that thing will surely hurt more than a book. And on top of that, he'll surely throw it harder too!!!

Gentlemen, I think we just did a full circle...

 

[Art Grin]

Harun has a sword, why would he need to throw a book? Are you thinking of William?

He's staunch believer in the phrase "The pen is mightier then the sword" and a book was written with several pens, which means it must be deadliest weapon of all.

 

[berialima]

He's staunch believer in the phrase "The pen is mightier then the sword" and a book was written with several pens, which means it must be deadliest weapon of all.

 

[God of Kings]

Pedro would win. The pen is the mightiest weapon of all and he wields it.

 

[berialima]

Pedro would win. The pen is the mightiest weapon of all and he wields it.

And of course if all falls down, he can always flip the table and kill the other guy

 

[Ricardo_]

According to the Rastafari movement Haile Selassie is God incarnate. Assuming they're right I guess he would win if he chose to use his godly powers.

 

[God of Kings]

According to the Rastafari movement Haile Selassie is God incarnate. Assuming they're right I guess he would win if he chose to use his godly powers.

According to ancient Egyptian mythology, pharaohs are considered deities. Ramesses II (who introduces himself as a god) would win (but may be a stalemate against Haile Selassie).

 

[Furycrab]

*Sees long multiple page thread hoping for new BNW info*

*Steps out quietly before someone notices he was here*

 

[berialima]

According to ancient Egyptian mythology, pharaohs are considered deities. Ramesses II (who introduces himself as a god) would win (but may be a stalemate against Haile Selassie).

Caesar was the son of God. Attila was the Scourge of God.

So that means that Ramesses II is the father of Caesar, which is sick so use Attila to go execute their evil plot, and then reincarnate as Haile S.?

 

[berialima]

*Sees long multiple page thread hoping for new BNW info*

*Steps out quietly before someone notices he was here*

Wrong thread, dude! No serious business here This this one instead

 

[trexeric]

Caesar was the son of God. Attila was the Scourge of God.

So that means that Ramesses II is the father of Caesar, which is sick so use Attila to go execute their evil plot, and then reincarnate as Haile S.?

Attila would win against any god-type thing, period.

 

[Biologist]

I though Alexander was the one who claimed to be descended from a god, not Augustus.

 

[berialima]

Attila would win against any god-type thing, period.

Not completely true. If we had Zeus, Odin or Thor in the game, Attila would not stand a chance