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Now that Shadow of War is out, Talion has way more feats that show how powerful he is.

Talion fights, kills and dominates drakes and graugs like it's nothing. He goes one on one with the spirit of nature, and defeats it easily (its a very easy boss). Talion also manages to fight and defeat all the the Nazgul at once (excluding the Witch King).

Lastly, Talion (with help from the spirit of nature) manages to take down a Balrog. Of all the things Geralt has killed, I don't think any of them compare to an immortal fallen angel of fire and shadow.

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#2  Edited By WimpyGamer

Just gonna add my two cents, Dovahkiin, Miraak, The ebony warrior, Ulfric and Nahkriin can all use the thu'um, which is extremely powerful. Dovahkiin and Miraak are easily island level, and a (mostly) human experienced with using the thu'um (like ulfric, nahkriin or the ebony warrior) would be able to completely destroy the side of a castle with ease, a dragonborn using the thu'um (there are two of them btw) would be able to destroy landscapes, medium sized islands and large mountains. Dovahkiin, Miraak, Savos Aren (Savos Aren is not a pushover, he is the third strongest mage in skyrim behind DB and Miraak) can all use incredibly powerful magic, and they can also summon incredibly strong elementals and daedra and DB and Miraak can both summon dragons, and DB can summon a dragon that summons wispy skeletons. DB can also summon Karstaag, who is the most powerful frost giant of all time, Karstaag can summon ice wraiths, is incredibly tanky and strong and has a huge blizzard surrounding him at all times, which ragdolls you whenever you get too close. DB and Savos also have powerful anti undead spells, which would easily deal with Solaire, Havel, and Lautrec. DB's soul tear and bend will would also easily kill or make Solaire, Havel, Lautrec and the Chosen Undead join them. DB and Miraak would first Bend Will or Soul Tear all the undead characters. DB also has the Storm Call shout (which would wreak havoc on all of the Ds characters) and Slow time shout (more quickly be able to bend will or soul tear the undead DS characters). Mercer and Astrid (who are actually really good in combat, and utilize poisons) could probably gang up on Ciaran though it would be a really close fight. The Ebony Warrior, Savos Aren (probably with ice elementals and spells to slow him down), Ulfric and maybe Tullius could all gang up on Artorias. Nahkriin (who is also a really powerful mage and use the Thu'um) and Vilkas (one of the strongest werewolves) could both gang up in close range on Gough. The 3-4 Dragons that DB and Miraak summon could all team up on Ornstein (Elder scrolls dragons aren't inherently weak to lightning, which is the main reason why Ornstein was able to kill DS dragons so easily). Karstaag would easily be able to take on Smough by himself (gameplay wise, Karstaag has 1.5x more hp than Smough). Lastly, The Dovahkiin, Miraak and all their summoned daedra (and maybe the undead characters) would most likely outnumber and outmatch Lord Gwyn. Atrorias, Gough and Ornstein would probably be the last DS characters standing, in which case all the ES characters who have killed their enemies (DB, Miraak, Karstaag) would join their teammates against them.

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#3  Edited By WimpyGamer

According to the Silmarillion, Sauron was completely unaffected by Manwe's (the leader of the Valar) lightning (this), which would make any electrical attack by Vader useless. Vader is also extremely vulnerable to lightning due to the armor Palpatine made for him, and Sauron can control the weather, what stops Sauron from blasting Vader with a lightning bolt across the battlefield? Also, we have reason to believe that Sauron has a higher striking power and durability (took out many troops with one swing, he can create shockwaves with a swing of his mace which would make his striking speed also really fast). Sauron's body is also super heated (the ring had it's inscription when it was on his finger, and his finger burned Isildur when he touched it, which implies his body gives off a ton of heat), so the lightsaber might not do much in terms of damage or pain to Sauron. Another thing is, Sauron is a Maiar (a somewhat lesser angel, but still really powerful), not only that, but he was the most powerful Maiar, only beneath the Valar and Eru Ilúvatar, so how would we know if the force would affect Sauron in any way? Lastly, if Sauron has the ring, all of his abilities (including magic, like fire, lightning, weather control, terror, telekinesis and mind control as well as his strength and speed) are augmented, which would make him so much more powerful. I see this battle going in a few ways.

1: Sauron hits Vader with a lightning bolt across the battlefield and fries Vader.

2: Sauron smacks Vader with his mace when he gets close and breaks his bones and metallic parts.

3: Sauron tempts Vader to put on a ring of power, and turns him into a wraith.

4: Sauron persuades Vader to join him.

5: Sauron and Vader have a mind battle resulting in Sauron mind raping Vader due to the power of the ring and being a Maiar,

Even though Vader has the force, he is (mostly) human, while Sauron is an immortal (destroying the ring doesn't kill sauron, it just permanently cripples him to the point where he becomes powerless) fallen angel with amazing powers. I see this as at least 85/15 in favour of Sauron.

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#4  Edited By WimpyGamer

According to page 332 of the silmarillion (this) Sauron was completely unharmed by Manwës (the leader of the Valar) lightning, which must be a useful feat against the god of thunder. Also, Sauron isn't physically a pushover, you'd imagine a fallen angel who is 9ft2in tall would be pretty durable, as well as physically strong (he took out quite a lot of people with just one swing), maybe not as strong as Thor, but still strong. Also, his fingers weren't cut off by some peasant with a sword, his fingers were cut off by Isildur, who was a Dúnedain (Dúnedains were about as strong as elves, but not as enduring, but they were still more enduring than regular humans) wielding the blade Narsil, which was heavily implied to be magical. Lastly, Sauron had just finished killing Elendil and Gil-Galad, the kings of men and elves respectively, so maybe he was caught off guard or slightly tired. But maybe Thor vs Morgoth would have been a better match since Morgoth has planet level strength, so Morgoth would probably win.