Power Classes

## Power Classification

**POWER CLASSES: Relative to Worlds/Places/Misc.**

1. Microverse Threat

• Tier I – The ability to cause harm to common microscopic beings (that are considered possible threats if gone deviant to their world) on a mild level

• Tier II – The ability to cause harm to common microscopic beings (that are considered possible threats if gone deviant to their world) on a critical level

• Tier III – The ability to cause harm to common microscopic beings (that are considered possible threats if gone deviant to their world) on a terminal level

• Tier IV – The ability to cause harm to several microscopic beings (that are considered possible threats if gone deviant to their world) on a terminal level at a time

• Tier V – The ability to cause harm to small portions of the microverse

• Tier VI – The ability to cause harm to medium portions of the microverse

• Tier VII – The ability to cause harm to large portions of the microverse

• Tier VIII – The ability to destroy up to one third of the microverse

• Tier IX – The ability to destroy up to two thirds of the microverse

• Tier X – The ability to destroy the entire microverse

Use this tier ranking as an example to state the power classification of your character. Remember, “world” does not necessarily mean a world or even a civilization, but rather it could even mean something close to what your character can do such as “Skyscraper Tier  V”. Ask questions if needed in the comments below.

2. Cellular Threat

3. Insect Threat

4. Insect-Hive Threat

5. Vermin Threat

6. Vermin Burrow Threat

7. Canine Threat

8. Canine Burrow Threat

9. Human Threat

10. Bear Threat

11. Two-Seater Vehicle Threat

12. Four-Seater Vehicle Threat

13. Six-Seater Vehicle Threat

14. Eight-Seater Threat

15. Bungalow Threat

16. Stand-Alone House Threat

17. Victorian House Threat

18. Mansion House Threat

19. Castle House Threat

20. Skyscraper Threat

21. Castle Threat

22. City Threat

23. Metropolis Threat

24. Megapolis Threat

25. State County Threat

26. National Threat

27. Continental Threat

28. Global Threat

29. Solar System Threat

30. Galactic Threat

Use this tier ranking as an example to state the power classification of your character. Remember, “world” does not necessarily mean a world or even a civilization, but rather it could even mean something close to what your character can do such as “Skyscraper Tier  V”. Ask questions if needed in the comments below.

31. Realm Threat

32. Universal Threat

33. Multiverse Threat

34. Megaverse Threat

35. Gigaverse Threat

36. Omniverse Threat

37. Existence Threat

38. Void Threat

39. Unfathomable Threat

40. Omni Threat (highest a Cosmology being can be, the Apex limit)

41. Metaverse Threat (fourth wall/retroactive continuity level)

42. Ink Threat

43. Delirium Threat

44. Despair Threat

45. Desire Threat

46. Destruction Threat

47. Dream Threat

48. Death Threat

49. Destiny Threat

50. Law Threat

51. Actuality Threat (highest a Cosmoverse being can be))

Use this tier ranking as an example to state the power classification of your character. Remember, “world” does not necessarily mean a world or even a civilization, but rather it could even mean something close to what your character can do such as “Skyscraper Tier  V”. Ask questions if needed in the comments below.

For “Multi-Blank Tier Blank” add “(multiple of blank)” at the end of “Tier Blank” if using Multi in any case. If All then put “All”.

This isn’t necessary, but sometimes a radius field will work as well (not really needed for a specific area such as “Dwarf Planet” especially if at “Tier X”.)

'’’(These are merely examples of how the Tier system works. Feel free to expand on it.)'’’

'’’’’((Make sure you understand that this isn’t necessarily how strong these characters are at base power, but preferably when using their “Absolute Being” into an attack))'’’’’