Tiering System

# The Scale

## Tier Ten: Human

#### Tier 10-C: Below Average

Characters that exist within higher three-dimensional structures or can only harm them

#### Tier 10-B: Average

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as windows

#### Tier 10-A: Above Average

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as rocks

#### Tier 10-A+: Non-Average

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as bricks

## Tier Nine: Above Human

#### Tier 9-C: Martial Artist

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as a pile of bricks

#### Tier 9-B: Expert Martial Artist

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as a wooden wall

#### Tier 9-A: Peak Human

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as a brick wall

#### Tier 9-A+: Super Human

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as wooden doors

## Tier Eight: Brick Set

#### Tier 8-C: Wall

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as walls

#### Tier 8-B: House

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as houses

#### Tier 8-A: Small Building

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as small buildings

#### Tier 8-A+: Building

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as buildings

## Tier Seven: Set Of Constructions

#### Tier 7-C: Big Building

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as big buildings

#### Tier 7-B: Skyscraper

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as skyscrapers

#### Tier 7-A: Town

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as towns

#### Tier 7-A+: Small City

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as small cities

## Tier Six: Land Piece

#### Tier 6-C: City

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as cities

#### Tier 6-B: Big City

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as big cities

#### Tier 6-A: State

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as multiple cities

#### Tier 6-A+: Country

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as countries

## Tier Five: Big Land Piece

#### Tier 5-C: Big Country

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as big countries

#### Tier 5-B: Multi-Country

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as multiple countries

#### Tier 5-A: Continent

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as continents

#### Tier 5-A+: Multi-Continent

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as multiple continents

## Tier Four: Terrestrial Space

#### Tier 4-C: Pangea

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as a super continent

#### Tier 4-B: Moon

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as moons

#### Tier 4-A: Dwarf Planet

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as small planets

#### Tier 4-A+: Planet

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as planets

## Tier Three: Eva Aotepi

#### Tier 3-C: Big Planet

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as big planets

#### Tier 3-B: Demi-Planetary

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as a group of planets

#### Tier 3-A: Planetary

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as a big amount of planets

#### Tier 3-A+: Star

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as stars

## Tier Two: Nether Cosmic

#### Tier 2-C: Supernova

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as big stars

#### Tier 2-B: Stellar

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as groups of stars

#### Tier 2-A: Solar

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as solar systems

#### Tier 2-A+: Galaxy

Characters who are capable of damaging higher three-dimensional structures, such as galaxies

## Tier One: Higher Cosmic

#### Tier 1-C: Universe

Characters who are capable of damaging four-dimensional structures, such as a universe

#### Tier 1-B: Multiverse

Characters who are capable of damaging five-dimensional structures, such as a multiverse

#### Tier 1-A: Complex Multiverse

Characters who are capable of damaging structures from five to eleven dimensions, such as infinite universes with infinite dimensions

#### Tier 1-A+: Hyperverse

Characters who are capable of damaging twelve-dimensional structures, such as a hyperverse

## Tier Zero: Un-Dimensional

#### Tier -0: Upperverse

Characters who are capable of transcending the concept of dimensionality

#### Tier 0: Boundless

Characters who are capable of transcending human understanding to a lesser degree

#### Tier 0+: Unscalable

Characters who are capable of transcending human understanding to an absolute degree

## Notes

The Tier 3 name "Eva Aotepi" (ένα αστέρι) means "one star", this is because that tier ends at star tier (Tier 3-A+)

For Tier 0+ "Unscalable", the characters must be either apophatic, neoplatonic or non-fictional