A milli-Fleeze is an idle whim. Hope is measured in milli-Walkers, and Green lanterns are all given a milli-Ion score.
Milli-Ions and milli-Ions!
Thanks. I honestly forgot that I already asked this.You've asked this question before.
The response was:
At least in this continuity, domains aren't an automatic thing for New Gods. Neither Knockout nor Barda actually bear the title "New God of _____" -- I can't actually find where the Renegade ever said anything about it. (At best, there may have been an offhanded comment in a non-story post.)
It's also not a specific title that's obviously plastered on the character unless they're trying to make a point of it like the Renegade does -- he was even doubting Kanto's domain title.
Milli-Ions and milli-Ions!
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In the comics, Astarte is the sister of Hippolyta, who herself is the daughter of Ares. I guess Astarte fought more than Hippolyta did thanks to not being on Themyscira, giving her the chance to learn new tricks.
No, that's correct.
Thank you, corrected.
Hmm... Working for Grayven-16, or merely avoiding him? Clearly they've met. The more important question is, can the Renegade bring her into the fold, make her an ally? I suppose it all depends on the next few minutes...
Yes, I think she's going to want to see this shit. Bet she'll be dashing to the nearest Boom Tube point as soon as she's told.
Looking for a good fight, I see. That's one thing she can bond with Diana over.
I'm sure there's more to it than that. If she isn't allied with Grayven-16, she's probably hoping for a safe haven for her people.
I see she has much more refined god-senses than the Forever morons. And most other New Gods, who seem to have taken the Renegade at his word so far. Then again, Darkseid has basically backed him... His word probably carries much weight, and much baggage.
"And what was that about ponies? Are you a madman as well as a liar?"No, Renegade... You probably haven't realised it, but I think you are Acquisition. It's easy to confuse for Conquest, I suppose...
Ah, playing the buffoon to serve as a distraction. Smart, Renegade.
Damn, she's good. If she is the daughter of Ares and Ortrera, as Hippolyta is, then she must have been developing her abilities of War...
Fascinating. Not avarice, or he would have perceived it as such. The Kirby Dots are a signature of New God tech, too.
Ouch, I don't think Barda's going to be happy about losing her weapon...
...When she wakes up. Damn, this could be an actual challenge for the Renegade.
Nothing saying it isn't some lesser form of it, some offshoot like the energy Orion commands.
At least they're still on task. Be glad they haven't leapt into the fray by your side.
True, the Citizenry do have advanced tech. Said to rival the Guardians, by some. I'm not surprised that they can replicate Divine weaponry...
...Okay, now that's just rude, trashing a man's blade like that... Definitely getting a feeling of War God from her from her Godspeech.
Focus, Renegade. Forget the sword, try to keep your hide intact.
Something of an oversight. Though I suspect it's because she enjoys the challenge...
Wrong god, Renegade. Remember the history of the Amazons?
Because Magic. Of course she's shielded from mundane means of analysis. Time for Mother Box?
When's the last time the Renegade found himself this pressed by a foe? He's so used to being the stronger party, isn't he?
Oh, that's just prime...
He had the superior plot armour of being BATMAN. You only have that of being the protagonist. And in this Divine Narrative, that isn't as strong as it might seem.
"Be patient, She's on her way to a Boom tube chamber now."
Reinforcing her implacability? Handy technique. Though not completely refined, I see.
Likelihood of her being unharmed when the smoke clears: 99%. Tropes for the win.
Yep, basically unharmed.
Ah, here comes backup.
Niece, meet auntie.
'Astarte' and a double space.
The sentence separated by dashes reads like: I just can't keep one of these in--one--intact for five minutes.
Should be Batman 12 If you mean Justice League Unlimited Batman.
That's a knockout punch to his metaphysics.
Just because your fake memories tell you something doesn't mean it's true...
Which should mean under Zoat's rules for New God's that Renegade lost.
Hmm. A man of taste.
Thank you, corrected.
No snark. While I can't point to any specific examples of it, it's the general feeling of the way he gathers people to him. There's none of the domination you would expect from, say, the real Grayven. The Renegade has followers and allies, not subjects and servants.
I'd argue that kind of pressure would force him to develop his powers as much as possible in order to survive. He's the New God of Freedom and escaped Apokalips, after all (though I'm not sure if he evaded Darkseid or the latter didn't care). And he's done pretty impressive things in both the Renegade and Paragon timelines (notably countering a powered-up angel's theurgy in the latter).
Renegade explains his own articulation of conquest somewhere- his goals and his people's goals becoming one, and things like that. There can be multiple ways to embody a concept, especially an abstract one like most New God domains tend to be.
If he's being studied on New Genesis, I feel like they could plausibly figure out the process. Though whether they'll share that knowledge with people from Earth is a different matter entirely.
I do hope we actually get to see Highfather at some point. Apokalips might be a long-term goal for the OLC but setting the groundwork now by getting a meeting with him would be good (I'm thinking of the Paragon here; Renegade might want to but that'll probably be a far tougher sell, especially after meeting Orion, and I think Paragon Mister Miracle met Highfather offscreen when the League rescued the Forever People from Apokalips).
Thanks for showing the Godspeech. I would definitely have missed a bunch of stuff without comment leavers like you helping out. Thanks.
Not sure how that qualifies? She never managed to even scratch him. Hell, he achieved first blood before Diana even showed up.
