Grand Legends

= Canon = Grand Legends are sacred things created by the expression of conceptual weapons, magic systems, skills, raised titles, authorities, other powers, etc. at extremely high levels such that a qualitative change in being allows them to surpass certain forms of being 'restrained by unfavorable reality to doing something'. They are able to bypass Curses. Originally the criteria for Grand Legend was much more stringent and often situational due to the OP Scale being much stronger, but after the Breaking War significantly weaker effects and systems qualify. This is due to the loss of godmodding's primacy and resulting changes in narrative weight. Some legends have abilities that are specific to different systems of abstraction, particularly related to godmodders (i.e. guaranteed ability to deal single-digit godmodder damage after a period of time or with easily replicable circumstances such as managing to engage in melee combat to strike the lives out of them).

Accumulation Legends
These legends formed by uplifting synergetic skills and powers to the point of independent cosmology or other transcendence.
 * Pain Breaker: Staff wielded by the unranked godmodder Medea. Extremely powerful healing/reconstruction and curse dispelling. Provides a 'countercurse mantra' effect that allows her to break or disregard curses as she wishes. Healing on the level of recovering godmodder damage in combat turns. Remembers and reconstructs the form that was once had.
 * Test Vorpal Sword: A heavily modified instance of a debug weapon from Skyrim's Dawnguard DLC resembling Mephala's Ebony Blade, its immense flat damage quality sublimated into the quality 'deals a relevant amount of damage regardless of the foe unless they are completely invincible to conventional slash/bash/pierce/physical damage'. Against godmodders, it regularly deals about 1 godmodder damage per combat round if it can manage to hit them. It is wielded by Dragonborn the Dragonborn.

Unclassified Grand Legends
These legends are formed mostly individually and their backstory does not particularly relate to other items or sets.


 * Hammerburger: A rubbery burger on a stick, creating a hammer. It is an extremely potent banhammer, but doesn't provide ban authority where not already extant. Deals 1 Godmodder damage per turn to target if not mitigated, not subject to curse of repetitiveness, otherwise functions as a surprisingly conventional hammer due to being 'a joke taken to the absolute'. Can be used as a banhammer, jokehammer, or regular hammer. Wielded by Frank Ankylon from early in the Post-Breaking Wars onward, having survived into becoming unranked.
 * Nega-Veil: Theatregoing authority, generally taking the form of a pinkish flower petal on a gold bracelet. In exchange for revealing any personal details if legitimately asked for and 'forcing conversations necessary to see what's going on', allows for receiving backstory data or viewing previous occurrences in narrative. Forcibly counters the Veil curse specifically, but is merely a very high-primacy information revealing tool otherwise. Wielded by Frank Ankylon.
 * Black Bone Wyld: Nerfkilling Genesis-type underflow error maxbirth. Undoes OP Scale mitigation, increasing effort on enemy godmodders to maintain that curse and preventing them from suppressing things through it (though not preventing them from avoiding death due to overwhelming force: it still protects them, the actions just remain that powerful). Can be used as an eye of creation as an amenominakanushi, but rarely needs to. Wielded by Frank Ankylon.

The Six
This set of six Grand Legends appeared on the front page of the Lexicon the Godmodder Wiki when it was created.
 * A page about your topic [sic]
 * A Main Character
 * The First Episode
 * An Important Location
 * A Key Event
 * A Crucial Item

= Proposed Canon =

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