Ordinal Index

An Ordinal Index is a system created by Fish, mainly for TAH. It may also be called OL, for Ordinal Level, but they are one and the same. They are similar to EUSI or Soupcount (V&D) While OLs predominantly align with TAH, it should work with any hierarchy or verse. The concept is simple - each verse is assigned an ordinal, starting at 0 for Universe, 1 for Multiverse etc. Unlike AO if a verse has a finite number of layers its OL is finite. For any infinite set of verses, the OL of verse that contains them all will be the limit ordinal of that set's OL so a ω × ω verse will contain the ω verse (Omniverse), the ω × 2 verse (Diplomniverse), the ω × 3 verse (Veromniverse) ... all the way for every Omni layer. And as such the Barrel has an OL of ω × ω.
Some other examples is that Metaarchverses go from 1024 to infinity, thus Omniverse has an OL of ω. The Barrelplex contains all the Sublimes (see TAH), all of which represent a countable ordinal, thus the Barrelplex has an OL of ω1.
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