Look, all right man, this conversation should have ended when i said there was no point continuing, the reason why i replied was because you were actually seemingly correct on the jailor older than titans thing, although iv’e only heard your word, and still haven’t fact checked if that was exactly what was stated.
I guess that’s it.
There seem to be a lot of confusion around this powerscaling issue, i am 100 % sure that it was stated that the void lords were envious of the titans and all that i stated before about the titans, but it might have been retconned.
In any case, we don’t really know the reason why the titans could not deal with the void lords, it might not be necessarily a thing about power.
From the moment the physical universe was born, the void lords had been watching the titans of the Pantheon. Envious of the titans’ power, the void lords attempted to corrupt one of them, but the titans remained impervious to their attempts. Instead, the void lords pooled their power and hurled dark, parasitic horrors — later known as the Old Gods — out into the universe to find and exert their influence over a titan in its most vulnerable state: before it had awakened. The void lords did not know which planets contained titan , and so simply hoped that at least some of their creations would smash into a planet that contained a nascent titan.
Unless they retconned this, it seems i would be correct, not you.
Maybe they will retcon this, saying that the void lords become more and more powerful as time passes, or something like that.
It would also seem that if what you said is correct about the jailor, it conflicts with what was stated about about the pantheon, since it’s directly stated from the moment the universe was born, so unless the jailor was created before the universe which is impossible since before the universe there was only the light and the void, and the clash of these 2 forces created the universe, what they said is quite literally impossible without a retcon.