Tiering

## Overview

This is a detailed description of the hierarchical indexing method that this wiki uses to appropriately classify and index fictitious persons, entities, and things according to the magnitude of their achievements and the different scopes that they may influence, create, or destroy. But it's important to remember that there are other ways to get into a certain tier besides Destructive Capacity and Area of Effect, which are among the most common ones. When a character with a particular degree of Durability is harmed, for example, that character can also be upgraded to the next tier.

We are just about 5 to 0 Tier.

## The Measure

### Tier 5: Planetary

#### 5-C: Moon Level

Persons or things capable of destroying a moon or a comparable astronomical object.

#### Low 5-B: Small Planet Level

Small planet-destroying characters or items, or those who can injure characters with durability comparable to that of a small planet with ease.

#### 5-B: Planet Level

Entities or items have the ability to generate or destroy planets.

#### 5-A: Large Planet Level

Entities or things have the ability to form or destroy massive ice giants, like Neptune and Uranus.

#### High 5-A: Dwarf Star Level

Characters or things with the ability to produce or destroy little stars.

### Tier 4: Stellar

#### Low 4-C: Small Star Level

Little stars that may be created or destroyed by characters or objects.

#### 4-C: Star Level

Things or characters with the ability to produce or destroy stars.

#### High 4-C: Large Star Level

Things or characters have the ability to build or destroy a big star.

#### 4-B: Solar System Level

Persons or things have the power to build or destroy a solar system.

#### 4-A: Multi-Solar System Level

Persons or things have the ability to build or destroy many solar systems.

### Tier 3: Cosmic

#### 3-C: Galaxy Level

Characters or items that, when considering the distance between celestial bodies rather than just the substance they contain, are capable of forming and or destroying a galaxy.

#### 3-B: Multi-Galaxy Level

characters or items that, when the distance between celestial objects is taken into consideration, have the ability to create and or destroy numerous galaxies.

#### 3-A: Universe Level

Characters or objects that, instead of involving the creation or destruction of space-time, can create or significantly alter a 3-D universe or a pocket dimension of comparable size, or they can destroy all celestial bodies within a finite 3-D space that is at least equivalent in size to the observable universe through an omnidirectional explosion that covers the entire space.

#### High 3-A: High Universe Level

Characters or objects that, when created or destroyed, exhibit boundless energy on a three-dimensional scale, or that have the ability to influence an endless quantity of three-dimensional space. When no higher dimensions or time are taken into consideration, this can apply to an endless number of finite or infinite-sized 3-D universes or pocket dimensions. Large numbers of infinite 3-dimensional universes only represent a higher level of this tier, unless they are causally disconnected from each other by an independent spacetime or existence. Unless it is uncountably powerful, being "infinitely" stronger than this level does not qualify for any higher tier.

### Tier 2: Multiversal

#### Low 2-C: Universe Level+

Characters or items with the ability to create, alter, or destroy a vast enough amount of space to be qualitatively greater than an endlessly huge 3-dimensional space. Space-time continuums, or the whole past, present, and future of three-dimensional space, are popular fictional representations of spaces that depict such sizes. It can, however, be more broadly satisfied by any either 4-dimensional space.

#### 2-C: Low Multiverse Level

Characters or items with the ability to greatly influence, generate, and or destroy minor multiverses, which can be made up of two to a thousand different space-time continuums, or equivalents.

#### 2-B: Multiverse Level

Characters or things with the ability to generate, destroy, or modify bigger multiverses with 1001 or more distinct space-time continuums, or any higher finite number.

#### 2-A: Multiverse Level+

Characters or items with the ability to create, destroy, and or dramatically alter an endless number of distinct space-time continuums.

### Tier 1: Extradimensional

The ability of characters or objects to significantly alter spaces that are qualitatively larger than those of ordinary universal models and spaces is typically represented in fiction by higher levels or states of existence (also referred to as "levels of infinity") that trivialize everything below them into insignificance, usually by making them seem like imaginary constructs or something infinitesimal.

#### Low 1-C: Low Complex Multiverse Level

Characters or things that, in simple English, correspond to one or two higher degrees of infinity greater than a basic universal model and that have the universal ability to change, generate, and or destroy spaces (also known as Low 2-C structures). This corresponds to 5- and 6-dimensional real coordinate spaces (R ^ 5 to R ^ 6) in terms of "dimensional" scale.

#### 1-C: Complex Multiverse Level

Characters or objects with the ability to create, destroy, and or alter spaces worldwide, with a size that equates to three to five higher levels of infinity above the usual universal model. This corresponds to 7 and 9-dimensional real coordinate spaces (R ^ 7 to R ^ 9) in terms of "dimensional" scale.

#### High 1-C: High Complex Multiverse Level

Characters or things that, when multiplied by six or seven higher levels of infinity, correspond to spaces that may be created, destroyed, or affected globally larger than those of a conventional universal model. This corresponds to 10- and 11-dimensional real coordinate spaces (R ^ 10 to R ^ 11) in terms of "dimensional" scale.

#### 1-B: Hyperverse Level

Characters or objects that, above a typical universal model, have the universal ability to alter, produce, destroy, or correspond in size to any greater finite number of levels of infinite. This corresponds to 12-dimensional real coordinate spaces and up (R ^ 12 and up) in terms of "dimensional" size.

#### High 1-B: High Hyperverse Level

Characters or objects that, in fiction, are typically represented by endless hierarchies of layers of existence, each completely trivializing the previous into insignificance, or more generally, by a space with countably infinite dimensions, and that have the ability to create and or destroy structures whose size is equivalent to a countably infinite number of qualitative sizes above a universal model.

### 1-A: Transcendent

things or characters that provide purposes beyond those of the other Tiering System components. Even those with total control over a single infinite hierarchy of levels of infinity are far inferior to these characters.

#### Low 1-A: Low Outerverse Level

Characters or items that have the ability to influence structures whose number of dimensions is greater than that of the set of natural numbers; to put it simply, this means that the objects' dimensions fully exceed High 1-B structures, which have only a countably infinite number of dimensions. The number of dimensions is aleph-1, which is an uncountably infinite number that is assumed to be the cardinality of the real numbers themselves. This website has further details on the idea.

#### 1-A: Outerverse Level

The cardinal aleph-2, or a level that practically surpasses Low 1-A structures to the same extent as they surpass High 1-B and lower, is the number of dimensions of characters or things that can effect structures with. This functions similarly to 1-C and 1-B and can also be extended to bigger cardinal numbers, such aleph-3, aleph-4, and so on. Characters with an Attack Potency section + modifier (Outerverse level+) are those who stand an endless number of steps above baseline 1-A.

#### High 1-A: High Outerverse Level

Characters or things having the ability to effect structures greater than those allowed by the logical framework defining 1-A and below, and so surpassing any number of levels that might have been included in the previous tiers, even an infinite or uncountably infinite number. In actuality, this would be something that no 1-A hierarchy could possibly access.

#### Tier 0: Boundless

Characters or things that have the ability to influence structures that fully surpass the logical bases of High 1-A, in the same way that they surpass the logical bases defining 1-A and below. This implies that every possible level of High 1-A is exceeded, including an endless or uncountable number of levels. Similar to the levels above, this one has no end and may be extended to any higher level.