Ominverse Hierachy

**The Omniverse** has a certain hierarchy of power that dictates the relationships between different multiverses and the Omnidragons that administer them.

### The Laws of the Omnidragons

There are three distinct rules that govern how Omnidragons must act.

1. Omnidragons are assigned to a specific "zone", or group of multiverses. They are tasked with patrolling their zone and eliminating multiverses that step outside their boundaries.
2. Omnidragons must not directly interfere with another's work. That is, they are not responsible for multiverses that do not fall inside their zone.
3. Omnidragons MUST accept any challenge to their authority. A king that is weaker than his subjects is nothing more than a figurehead. Amended 244 trillion years after creation: by order of the Ancestor, Omnimagic is forbidden during a challenge.

Omnidragons will follow these rules to the letter, lest they risk destruction by their overlord, The Ancestor of All.

### Challenges

A Challenge is an event in which someone challenges the authority of an Omnidragon with the intention of taking the Dragon's place. The challenger can be anyone or anything, even a being from the Dragon's own zone. In order to survive in Omnispace, and thus effectively battle an Omnidragon, one must already be an Omnidragon themselves, requiring any potential challengers to either kill and utilize an "outcast" Dragon (see below) or persuade an existing Dragon to share some of its genetic makeup. This not only allows the individual to survive in Omnispace but also grants them Omnimagic, the limitless power wielded by all Dragons. The strength of their Omnimagic, and thus their place in the hierarchy of power, is dependent on their existing power, not the power of the Dragon that granted it to them.

### The Hierarchy of Power

Omnidragons are organized into different tiers of power based on the overall strength of the universes they oversee. They are then labeled with a percentage amount: a lower percentage means a higher strength and, in turn, more powerful Omnimagic. For example, the label "1% universe" means that only 1% of universes are stronger than that particular universe, and a "1% Omnidragon" oversees a group of 1% universes. Omnimagic is tied to the Dragon's zone, which means that a Dragon in charge of a 1% zone will have significantly more powerful Omnimagic than a Dragon in charge of a 10% zone (though not necessarily more strength).

#### Known Dragons and their ranking

* Kyrionis: 1%
* Galactron: 37%
* Essencia: 39%
* Rex: 48% (pre-exile)
* The Ancestor of All: 0%

#### The Hierarchy of a Zone

Beginning with the Ancestor, each zone has a certain hierarchy of power that dictates a person's title. It is as follows, in order:

1. The Ancestor of All, ruler of the Dragons.
2. The Omnidragon of the zone, who oversees all.
3. The gods of the various multiverses, who control their universe at will and answer only to the Dragon if he so chooses to act.
4. In the isolated universes that have no parallel, where Fate drives all, the Fates answer only to the god.
5. Finally, the life that resides in the universe, all of whom answer to Fate and/or their god.

### Outcasts

An Outcast Dragon is an Omnidragon who has been deprived of his zone, and thus, his Omnimagic. This can happen one of two ways. First, the Dragon can be kicked out of its zone by a victorious challenger, in which case the Dragon must challenge another Dragon and take over its zone. Second, the Dragon's zone can be destroyed entirely, leaving it with nothing to oversee. Rex is an example of the latter, and the only Outcast presently known to Nullverse.