Kratos is the God of War, unless Arthas has a spare pandora's box lying around, hes got no chanceKahuna_1
And yet he can get killed by lowly skeletons in GoW2. Newsflash: Arthas is the head of the Undead Scourge, which is a limitless army of undead soldiers and he merged with a warlock with years of experience in both military and demonic tactics. Kratos doesn't have a prayer.
[QUOTE="Kahuna_1"]Kratos is the God of War, unless Arthas has a spare pandora's box lying around, hes got no chanceRedmoonxl2
And yet he can get killed by lowly skeletons in GoW2. Newsflash: Arthas is the head of the Undead Scourge, which is a limitless army of undead soldiers and he merged with a warlock with years of experience in both military and demonic tactics. Kratos doesn't have a prayer.
Edit: How I got a triple post is beyond me.
In GoW2, Kratos has been stripped of his godly powers. If we're assuming Arthas is at the peak of his strength, then it only makes sense that we're assuming Kratos is at the same level as well. And at that point, he is all but invincible.
[QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="Kahuna_1"]Kratos is the God of War, unless Arthas has a spare pandora's box lying around, hes got no chancesonicmj1
And yet he can get killed by lowly skeletons in GoW2. Newsflash: Arthas is the head of the Undead Scourge, which is a limitless army of undead soldiers and he merged with a warlock with years of experience in both military and demonic tactics. Kratos doesn't have a prayer.
Edit: How I got a triple post is beyond me.
In GoW2, Kratos has been stripped of his godly powers. If we're assuming Arthas is at the peak of his strength, then it only makes sense that we're assuming Kratos is at the same level as well. And at that point, he is all but invincible. Adoes didn't looked invencible to Kratos. Also, Arthas was quoted to be the most powerfull being in Azeroth, more powerfull than gods like C'thun.
[QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="Kahuna_1"]Kratos is the God of War, unless Arthas has a spare pandora's box lying around, hes got no chancesonicmj1
And yet he can get killed by lowly skeletons in GoW2. Newsflash: Arthas is the head of the Undead Scourge, which is a limitless army of undead soldiers and he merged with a warlock with years of experience in both military and demonic tactics. Kratos doesn't have a prayer.
Edit: How I got a triple post is beyond me.
In GoW2, Kratos has been stripped of his godly powers. If we're assuming Arthas is at the peak of his strength, then it only makes sense that we're assuming Kratos is at the same level as well. And at that point, he is all but invincible.
However, there are methods in the Warcraft Universe to kill Gods that obviously isn't really available in Greek mythology. Besides, while Arthas may not be able to kill Kratos in his god form, Arthas knows enough warlock spells thanks to the Lich King that he can seal him away. In terms of magical knowledge and tactical prowess, one cannot argue that Arthas has the edge thanks to the Lich King.
[QUOTE="sonicmj1"][QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="Kahuna_1"]Kratos is the God of War, unless Arthas has a spare pandora's box lying around, hes got no chanceRedmoonxl2
And yet he can get killed by lowly skeletons in GoW2. Newsflash: Arthas is the head of the Undead Scourge, which is a limitless army of undead soldiers and he merged with a warlock with years of experience in both military and demonic tactics. Kratos doesn't have a prayer.
Edit: How I got a triple post is beyond me.
In GoW2, Kratos has been stripped of his godly powers. If we're assuming Arthas is at the peak of his strength, then it only makes sense that we're assuming Kratos is at the same level as well. And at that point, he is all but invincible.
However, there are methods in the Warcraft Universe to kill Gods that obviously isn't really available in Greek mythology. Besides, while Arthas may not be able to kill Kratos in his god form, Arthas knows enough warlock spells thanks to the Lich King that he can seal him away. In terms of magical knowledge and tactical prowess, one cannot argue that Arthas has the edge thanks to the Lich King.
Arthas has the edge in magical skill, but Kratos is essentially unstoppable in physical combat. It would probably come down to whether Arthas had a spell powerful enough to quickly dispatch Kratos from a reasonable distance. I don't know whether that's the case or not.
[QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="sonicmj1"][QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="Kahuna_1"]Kratos is the God of War, unless Arthas has a spare pandora's box lying around, hes got no chancesonicmj1
And yet he can get killed by lowly skeletons in GoW2. Newsflash: Arthas is the head of the Undead Scourge, which is a limitless army of undead soldiers and he merged with a warlock with years of experience in both military and demonic tactics. Kratos doesn't have a prayer.
Edit: How I got a triple post is beyond me.
In GoW2, Kratos has been stripped of his godly powers. If we're assuming Arthas is at the peak of his strength, then it only makes sense that we're assuming Kratos is at the same level as well. And at that point, he is all but invincible.
However, there are methods in the Warcraft Universe to kill Gods that obviously isn't really available in Greek mythology. Besides, while Arthas may not be able to kill Kratos in his god form, Arthas knows enough warlock spells thanks to the Lich King that he can seal him away. In terms of magical knowledge and tactical prowess, one cannot argue that Arthas has the edge thanks to the Lich King.
Arthas has the edge in magical skill, but Kratos is essentially unstoppable in physical combat. It would probably come down to whether Arthas had a spell powerful enough to quickly dispatch Kratos from a reasonable distance. I don't know whether that's the case or not.
You talk as if Arthas is incapable of physical combat. He's probably one of the most physically powerful creatures in Azeroth and after his merging with the Lich King, he's even more powerful. Not only that but Arthas commands a infinitely more diversed army than Kratos. Lets also remember that Arthas has another being helping him within his mind. What he can't see initially, the Lich King will see. Also, Frostmourne, if striking a victim, attacks the soul as well as the physical. Kratos may have tons of physical strength but can his spiritual being take blow after blow?
[QUOTE="sonicmj1"][QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="sonicmj1"][QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="Kahuna_1"]Kratos is the God of War, unless Arthas has a spare pandora's box lying around, hes got no chanceRedmoonxl2
And yet he can get killed by lowly skeletons in GoW2. Newsflash: Arthas is the head of the Undead Scourge, which is a limitless army of undead soldiers and he merged with a warlock with years of experience in both military and demonic tactics. Kratos doesn't have a prayer.
Edit: How I got a triple post is beyond me.
In GoW2, Kratos has been stripped of his godly powers. If we're assuming Arthas is at the peak of his strength, then it only makes sense that we're assuming Kratos is at the same level as well. And at that point, he is all but invincible.
However, there are methods in the Warcraft Universe to kill Gods that obviously isn't really available in Greek mythology. Besides, while Arthas may not be able to kill Kratos in his god form, Arthas knows enough warlock spells thanks to the Lich King that he can seal him away. In terms of magical knowledge and tactical prowess, one cannot argue that Arthas has the edge thanks to the Lich King.
Arthas has the edge in magical skill, but Kratos is essentially unstoppable in physical combat. It would probably come down to whether Arthas had a spell powerful enough to quickly dispatch Kratos from a reasonable distance. I don't know whether that's the case or not.
You talk as if Arthas is incapable of physical combat. He's probably one of the most physically powerful creatures in Azeroth and after his merging with the Lich King, he's even more powerful. Not only that but ( I think you meant Arthas here >.>)Â commands a infinitely more diversed army than Kratos. Lets also remember that Arthas has another being helping him within his mind. What he can't see initially, the Lich King will see. Also, Frostmourne, if striking a victim, attacks the soul as well as the physical. Kratos may have tons of physical strength but can his spiritual being take blow after blow?
[QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="sonicmj1"][QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="sonicmj1"][QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="Kahuna_1"]Kratos is the God of War, unless Arthas has a spare pandora's box lying around, hes got no chanceko_threat
And yet he can get killed by lowly skeletons in GoW2. Newsflash: Arthas is the head of the Undead Scourge, which is a limitless army of undead soldiers and he merged with a warlock with years of experience in both military and demonic tactics. Kratos doesn't have a prayer.
Edit: How I got a triple post is beyond me.
In GoW2, Kratos has been stripped of his godly powers. If we're assuming Arthas is at the peak of his strength, then it only makes sense that we're assuming Kratos is at the same level as well. And at that point, he is all but invincible.
However, there are methods in the Warcraft Universe to kill Gods that obviously isn't really available in Greek mythology. Besides, while Arthas may not be able to kill Kratos in his god form, Arthas knows enough warlock spells thanks to the Lich King that he can seal him away. In terms of magical knowledge and tactical prowess, one cannot argue that Arthas has the edge thanks to the Lich King.
Arthas has the edge in magical skill, but Kratos is essentially unstoppable in physical combat. It would probably come down to whether Arthas had a spell powerful enough to quickly dispatch Kratos from a reasonable distance. I don't know whether that's the case or not.
You talk as if Arthas is incapable of physical combat. He's probably one of the most physically powerful creatures in Azeroth and after his merging with the Lich King, he's even more powerful. Not only that but ( I think you meant Arthas here >.>) commands a infinitely more diversed army than Kratos. Lets also remember that Arthas has another being helping him within his mind. What he can't see initially, the Lich King will see. Also, Frostmourne, if striking a victim, attacks the soul as well as the physical. Kratos may have tons of physical strength but can his spiritual being take blow after blow?
[QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="sonicmj1"][QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="sonicmj1"][QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="Kahuna_1"]Kratos is the God of War, unless Arthas has a spare pandora's box lying around, hes got no chanceRedmoonxl2
And yet he can get killed by lowly skeletons in GoW2. Newsflash: Arthas is the head of the Undead Scourge, which is a limitless army of undead soldiers and he merged with a warlock with years of experience in both military and demonic tactics. Kratos doesn't have a prayer.
Edit: How I got a triple post is beyond me.
In GoW2, Kratos has been stripped of his godly powers. If we're assuming Arthas is at the peak of his strength, then it only makes sense that we're assuming Kratos is at the same level as well. And at that point, he is all but invincible.
However, there are methods in the Warcraft Universe to kill Gods that obviously isn't really available in Greek mythology. Besides, while Arthas may not be able to kill Kratos in his god form, Arthas knows enough warlock spells thanks to the Lich King that he can seal him away. In terms of magical knowledge and tactical prowess, one cannot argue that Arthas has the edge thanks to the Lich King.
Arthas has the edge in magical skill, but Kratos is essentially unstoppable in physical combat. It would probably come down to whether Arthas had a spell powerful enough to quickly dispatch Kratos from a reasonable distance. I don't know whether that's the case or not.
You talk as if Arthas is incapable of physical combat. He's probably one of the most physically powerful creatures in Azeroth and after his merging with the Lich King, he's even more powerful. Not only that but ( I think you meant Arthas here >.>) commands a infinitely more diversed army than Kratos. Lets also remember that Arthas has another being helping him within his mind. What he can't see initially, the Lich King will see. Also, Frostmourne, if striking a victim, attacks the soul as well as the physical. Kratos may have tons of physical strength but can his spiritual being take blow after blow?
Fixed that for ya >.>
That was really kinda pointless...Who else would I mean if I said "Not only that but commands a infinitely more diversed army than Kratos." in an Arthas vs Kratos thread? Even if it was a typo, one would assume I meant Arthas...
[QUOTE="sonicmj1"][QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="sonicmj1"][QUOTE="Redmoonxl2"][QUOTE="Kahuna_1"]Kratos is the God of War, unless Arthas has a spare pandora's box lying around, hes got no chanceRedmoonxl2
And yet he can get killed by lowly skeletons in GoW2. Newsflash: Arthas is the head of the Undead Scourge, which is a limitless army of undead soldiers and he merged with a warlock with years of experience in both military and demonic tactics. Kratos doesn't have a prayer.
Edit: How I got a triple post is beyond me.
In GoW2, Kratos has been stripped of his godly powers. If we're assuming Arthas is at the peak of his strength, then it only makes sense that we're assuming Kratos is at the same level as well. And at that point, he is all but invincible.
However, there are methods in the Warcraft Universe to kill Gods that obviously isn't really available in Greek mythology. Besides, while Arthas may not be able to kill Kratos in his god form, Arthas knows enough warlock spells thanks to the Lich King that he can seal him away. In terms of magical knowledge and tactical prowess, one cannot argue that Arthas has the edge thanks to the Lich King.
Arthas has the edge in magical skill, but Kratos is essentially unstoppable in physical combat. It would probably come down to whether Arthas had a spell powerful enough to quickly dispatch Kratos from a reasonable distance. I don't know whether that's the case or not.
You talk as if Arthas is incapable of physical combat. He's probably one of the most physically powerful creatures in Azeroth and after his merging with the Lich King, he's even more powerful. Not only that but Kratos commands a infinitely more diversed army than Kratos. Lets also remember that Arthas has another being helping him within his mind. What he can't see initially, the Lich King will see. Also, Frostmourne, if striking a victim, attacks the soul as well as the physical. Kratos may have tons of physical strength but can his spiritual being take blow after blow?
Arthas is not incapable of physical combat. However, considering Kratos defeated the god of war by essentially beating him in the face repeatedly, I'm pretty sure that he's strong enough to defeat any foe if he can attack them with the blades of chaos/athena.
I have no idea how to judge the stamina of Kratos's soul.
Haha Kratos? Sure he's strong but Arthas would slice and dice him in a second. Kratos might be good against Anub'arak but Arthas is far too powerful in strength and magic.
Arthas is not incapable of physical combat. However, considering Kratos defeated the god of war by essentially beating him in the face repeatedly, I'm pretty sure that he's strong enough to defeat any foe if he can attack them with the blades of chaos/athena.
I have no idea how to judge the stamina of Kratos's soul. sonicmj1
The thing is that he killed the God of War using a giant stone sword nearby. If the God of War got killed by something as simple as that, Arthas has plenty of spells in his arsenal and plenty of units to takes that into account.
Also, do you know why the Gods seem so powerful in Greek mythology? The humans lacked the firepower to give them a decent fight. The inhabitants of Azeroth basically based it's lore on tampering with forbidden and god like magic.
[QUOTE="poopinloop32"]Arthas > any villian in a video game ever createdproject343
Well, Arthas was kind of a hero... :?
He was an arrogant prince with no will power and a weak mind which got corrupted quickly and easily. He started killing in no time. He was hardly a hero.
[QUOTE="poopinloop32"]Arthas > any villian in a video game ever createddarklord888
Well, Arthas was kind of a hero... :?
He was an arrogant prince with no will power and a weak mind which got corrupted quickly and easily. He started killing in no time. He was hardly a hero. He was like Anakin but less lame.
[QUOTE="poopinloop32"]Arthas > any villian in a video game ever createddarklord888
Well, Arthas was kind of a hero... :?
He was an arrogant prince with no will power and a weak mind which got corrupted quickly and easily. He started killing in no time. He was hardly a hero. He is a Hero! Look at this rang he can pick up items, cast spells and level up to level 10!!
[QUOTE="poopinloop32"]Arthas > any villian in a video game ever createddarklord888
Well, Arthas was kind of a hero... :?
He was an arrogant prince with no will power and a weak mind which got corrupted quickly and easily. He started killing in no time. He was hardly a hero. Warcraft is kind of like LOTR....Frodo got corrupted with the Ring of Power and Arthas got corrupted trying to save his people
[QUOTE="sonicmj1"] Arthas is not incapable of physical combat. However, considering Kratos defeated the god of war by essentially beating him in the face repeatedly, I'm pretty sure that he's strong enough to defeat any foe if he can attack them with the blades of chaos/athena.
I have no idea how to judge the stamina of Kratos's soul. Redmoonxl2
The thing is that he killed the God of War using a giant stone sword nearby. If the God of War got killed by something as simple as that, Arthas has plenty of spells in his arsenal and plenty of units to takes that into account.
Also, do you know why the Gods seem so powerful in Greek mythology? The humans lacked the firepower to give them a decent fight. The inhabitants of Azeroth basically based it's lore on tampering with forbidden and god like magic.
If there's one thing I'm not worried about, it's Kratos' ability to defeat a near-limitless army of undead.
However, powerful-enough magic could certainly defeat Kratos, and that difference would probably allow for Arthas' victory.
[QUOTE="loco145"]So, Ilidian vs Arthas would have been a better mach-up? BEcause i think that Kratos > Thrall, Silvana, Jaina, etc... Redmoonxl2
I personally don't think that Kratos can match anyone in Warcraft in terms of strength. Maybe he can go toe to toe with Timmy the Zombie...
Kil'Jaedan would just use and abuse Kratos, kill him, revive him and torture him like he did with the Lich King. Comeon, last time i checked Cairne Bloodhoof was 5 mannable.
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