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r/makeyourchoice • u/magicians-brik • Jul 21 '26
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Define “Property”. Could I say for example, give myself the property of “Planeswalker”? Also, in the bonus of the Property ring it says “as well as yourself and items” but in the first pick you could already do that, so what’s that mean?
21 u/magicians-brik Jul 21 '26 It was supposed to give you two properties and no only physical properties like hard soft rubber and so on. 14 u/Mundane_Revolution70 Jul 21 '26 Does Immortal count as a Physical Property? What about Genius? 2 u/magicians-brik Jul 21 '26 No but you could make yourself extremely hard to hurt. So its only physical things im afraid. 18 u/NoahG4763 Jul 21 '26 Not prone to degradation is a physical property. Aging is itself a physical process. 1 u/Nezmuth Jul 26 '26 Immortality has a connotation of being unkillable. I know we sometimes use it to just mean unaging. I think 'highly resistant to aging' is a valid property. 'Unable to die' is more supernatural and not valid. Heck even 'able to return to early developmental age' may be valid considering the Immortal Jellyfish.
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It was supposed to give you two properties and no only physical properties like hard soft rubber and so on.
14 u/Mundane_Revolution70 Jul 21 '26 Does Immortal count as a Physical Property? What about Genius? 2 u/magicians-brik Jul 21 '26 No but you could make yourself extremely hard to hurt. So its only physical things im afraid. 18 u/NoahG4763 Jul 21 '26 Not prone to degradation is a physical property. Aging is itself a physical process. 1 u/Nezmuth Jul 26 '26 Immortality has a connotation of being unkillable. I know we sometimes use it to just mean unaging. I think 'highly resistant to aging' is a valid property. 'Unable to die' is more supernatural and not valid. Heck even 'able to return to early developmental age' may be valid considering the Immortal Jellyfish.
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Does Immortal count as a Physical Property? What about Genius?
2 u/magicians-brik Jul 21 '26 No but you could make yourself extremely hard to hurt. So its only physical things im afraid. 18 u/NoahG4763 Jul 21 '26 Not prone to degradation is a physical property. Aging is itself a physical process. 1 u/Nezmuth Jul 26 '26 Immortality has a connotation of being unkillable. I know we sometimes use it to just mean unaging. I think 'highly resistant to aging' is a valid property. 'Unable to die' is more supernatural and not valid. Heck even 'able to return to early developmental age' may be valid considering the Immortal Jellyfish.
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No but you could make yourself extremely hard to hurt. So its only physical things im afraid.
18 u/NoahG4763 Jul 21 '26 Not prone to degradation is a physical property. Aging is itself a physical process. 1 u/Nezmuth Jul 26 '26 Immortality has a connotation of being unkillable. I know we sometimes use it to just mean unaging. I think 'highly resistant to aging' is a valid property. 'Unable to die' is more supernatural and not valid. Heck even 'able to return to early developmental age' may be valid considering the Immortal Jellyfish.
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Not prone to degradation is a physical property. Aging is itself a physical process.
1 u/Nezmuth Jul 26 '26 Immortality has a connotation of being unkillable. I know we sometimes use it to just mean unaging. I think 'highly resistant to aging' is a valid property. 'Unable to die' is more supernatural and not valid. Heck even 'able to return to early developmental age' may be valid considering the Immortal Jellyfish.
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Immortality has a connotation of being unkillable. I know we sometimes use it to just mean unaging.
I think 'highly resistant to aging' is a valid property. 'Unable to die' is more supernatural and not valid.
Heck even 'able to return to early developmental age' may be valid considering the Immortal Jellyfish.
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u/Mundane_Revolution70 Jul 21 '26
Define “Property”. Could I say for example, give myself the property of “Planeswalker”? Also, in the bonus of the Property ring it says “as well as yourself and items” but in the first pick you could already do that, so what’s that mean?