Omnipotence vs Reality Warping

Omnipotence is paradoxal, reality warping however is not as much. Both are stupid.

Omnipotent beings usually reside outside space-time, at least in the comics (e.g. the Presence, One-Above-All) And therefore, since reality warpers are confined to changing reality - space, time, matter and energy - they couldn't really touch a being that resides outside reality, and which, in the instance of the two aforementioned examples, actually created reality. At least that's the understanding I get from the comics. Like the time - in The End - that Thanos gets his hands on the Infinity Gauntlet and he destroys all of reality. While he can alter all of reality, and does actually abolish it, the One-Above-All is still left perfectly fine and outside it all. Plus, if stuff like the Infinity Gauntlet only operates within its own universe (as per some recent FF comics), then it stands to reason that reality-warping has some limits.

Also, as traditionally understood, omnipotence is the power to create or do any meaningful object or action. For instance, an omnipotent being cannot both give an entity two legs and simultaneously not give it two legs. So I think if you define your terms properly, omnipotence is not actually paradoxical.