Tiering system

## **Tier** ∅**: un-dimensional**

A extremely small object or character would fall under this tier, being below the application of "dimensionality" and are infinitely small and inferior.

## **Tier 11: below conventional dimensions.**

Characters that are below 3 dimensional levels. Characters that have shown to be above 2d automatically move up a layer. These guys seem like gods to tier nulls, as they are a dimension upwards.

## **Tier 10: humans**

#### 10-C: below average human level

Characters that are below average human level. Deer, wolves, woodchucks, etc are all below average human level. This also includes adolescent human children (up to)

**Notes:**

* Any weapon of any sort would make you move up a tier
* Any threat to human life animal is probably above this tier as they are above humans

#### 10-B: Human level

Characters that show physical characteristics to a human, like being able to destroy things with ease. Humans in armor/ with guns or special hax are considered above this tier.humans, stuff like that are considered human tier

#### 10-A: Athlete level

Humans that show physical strength above normal humans. These can include normal athletes up to higher-tier athletes.  Sharks are animals that are considered this tier, as well as worked- out humans.

## **Tier 9: street levels**

#### 9-C: Superhuman

Characters that have shown immense strength outclassing the previous tiers. Characters in this tier should be able to nearly destroy a wall.

#### 9-B: Wall level

Characters that can destroy a wall, or put out enough energy that is equivalent to destroying a wall.

#### 9-A: room level

Characters that can destroy at least 4 walls, or a room. Characters that collapse the foundation of the room or do not completely destroy the room are not considered room level.

## **Tier 8: Building levels**

#### Low 8-C:

Characters that can destroy a building or a object of similar size

#### High 8-C:

Characters that can destroy a Large building, up to a skyscraper

#### 8-B: city block level

Characters that can destroy an area equal to a city block.

#### 8-A multi-city block level

Characters that can destroy a area equivalent to a multi-city block, or a very very small town.

## **Tier 7: City levels**

#### 7-C: small town level

Characters that can destroy a small town. Characters that can destroy a land area larger than a small town would be classified as higher.

#### 7-B: town level

Characters that can destroy a town or a structure that has the same mass as a town has.

#### 7-A :City level

Characters that can destroy a city or medium proportions. Examples include detroit, san francisco, phoenix, etc

#### Low 7-A: large town level/small city level

Characters that are capable of destroying a large town or small city

#### High 7-A: Mega/Super city level

Characters that can destroy a city similar in size to Shanghai, New york, or tokyo. Being able to destroy a simple large city does not make you this tier.

## **Tier 6: tectonic levels**

#### 6-C: mountain level

Characters that can destroy a mountain such as Mount everest.

#### Low 6-C: island level

Characters that can destroy an entire island. Small islands would only count as town level, as the mass of them is not comparable to large islands.

#### High 6-C: State level

Characters capable of destroying a united state. The bigger the land, the higher they are in this tier.

#### 6-B: Country level

Characters that can destroy a land close or near to the United states. A small country depending on its size would be state level; destroying a country that is small isnt considered this tier.

#### High 6-B: large country level

Characters/things that are capable of destroying a large country such as russia.

#### 6-A: continental level

Characters that are capable of destroying a continent such as north america. The continent should be completely gone. Calcs can be used for this tier.

#### Low 6-A: low continent level

Characters that can destroy an area less or equal to australia.

#### High 6-A: multi-continental level.

Characters that can destroy at least 3 continents. If the continents are equal to australia it would qualify for continental level. High 6-A+ is destroying every single continent on a planet.

## **Tier 5: planetary levels**

#### 5-C: moon level

Characters that can destroy a moon up to mercury's size. Large moons such as ganymede quantify as small planet level as, it is nearly ⅔ of mars´ size.

#### High 5-C: small planet level

Characters that can destroy a planet/moon that is equal to ganymede up to mars.

#### 5-B: planet level

Characters that can destroy a planet which has at least venus's mass up to uranus mass.

#### High 5-B: large planet level

Characters that can destroy a planet equal to or above saturn's mass, or equal to or below a brown dwarf´s mass.

#### 5-A: Star level

Characters that can destroy a star equal to the sun or above all the way up to a star with 4 masses of the sun.

#### Low 5-A: dwarf star level

Characters that can destroy a brown dwarf+ up to nearly the sun's mass. A white dwarf qualifies for this tier.

#### High 5-A: Large star level

Characters that can destroy a star up to 30 solar masses. Destroying a neutron star or black hole requires much more energy and quantifies higher durability.

## **Tier 4: galactic levels**

#### 4-C: solar system level

Characters that can destroy a solar system or a star that exceeds 30 solar masses. A neutron star is solar system level.

#### High 4-C: multi-solar system level

Characters that can destroy 3 or more solar systems. Destroying a small to medium black hole qualifies for this tier.

#### 4-B: star cluster/satellite galaxy level

Characters that can destroy an entire star cluster up to a galaxy like the large magellanic cloud.

Destroying a large black hole qualifies for this level.

#### 4-A: galaxy level

Characters that can destroy a galaxy equal to the milky way up to a galaxy 50 masses of the milky way. Destroying a supermassive black hole qualifies for this level

#### Low 4-A: small galaxy level

Characters that can destroy a small galaxy.

#### High 4-A: massive galaxy level

Characters that can destroy a galaxy of 50 solar masses up to the galaxy ic 1101. Destroying a black hole like ton 618 qualifies for this.

## **Tier 3: universal levels**

#### 3-C: pocket universe level

Characters that can destroy a small dimension/pocket dimension, or a small universe.

#### 3-B: universe level

Characters that can destroy a universe equivalent to our own universe within a 3d setting.

#### 3-A: large universe level/bubble universe

Characters that can destroy a large universe which is at least 2\* our universe's size, or a bubble universe that contains 2 universes stuck to each other.

## **Tier 2: multiversal levels**

#### 2-C: multi universal level

Characters that can destroy multiple 3d universes or a 4-dimensional universe.

#### 2-B: multiversal level

Characters that can destroy a multiverse, or a 5-dimensional space. Characters can obtain this tier by resisting it.

#### 2-A: Low Complex multiversal level

Characters that can destroy a low complex multiverse (2 multiverses or more), or a 6-dimensional space. As with 2-B resisting an attack of 6d quantity qualifies for this tier.

## **Tier 1: Outerversal levels**

#### 1-C: complex multiversal level.

Characters that can destroy a 7-D space or every multiverse within your verse.

#### 1-B:  Hyperversal level

Characters that can destroy a 12-dimensional space. Destroying all multiverses within your verse will not qualify for this tier.

#### Low 1-B: Low hyperversal level

Characters that can destroy a space 8-D+ to 12 dimensional.

#### High 1-B: High hyperversal level

Characters that can destroy a space excess of 12 dimensional levels up to uncountably dimensional

#### Low 1-A: low outerversal level

Characters that scale to a uncountably infinite dimensional space, or scaling above the individual concepts of time and space/individual abstract objects.

#### High 1-A: high outerversal level:

Conceptually transcending a Outerversal structure of character ; aleph 2 amount of things; simply being "beyond" is not enough to surpass or reach this tier.

## **Tier 0: boundless**

Things that conceptually transcend a high outerversal character. layers thereon are structured in r>f transcendences. any amount of cardinality above the high outerversal (eg, inaccessible, hyper inaccessible, mahlo) is not nearly enough to reach a layer into boundless.

## Tier 0-X: Irrelevant

Characters that reach the very limits of fiction, scaling to neoplatonics and the type 4 multiverse/modal realism. characters obtain this tier via the aforementioned things, as well as transcending the fictional equivalent of the real world (that scales to boundless)

## **Logical / NFI (no further interpretations) Omnipotence (unusable in fiction)**

Things that are all powerful. This is unusable in fiction because being fictional is a limitation, and characters have desires which is also a limit. Just having this contradicts the meaning of a character.

## **Omniumpotence/beyond omnipotence tier (unusable)**

having all sets of power/all the power. beyond nfi omnipotence.

## **Extended modal realism tier/Cantors absolute infinity (unusable)**

Characters that are beyond all possibility and impossibility. Things that excede all math and reach the mathematical version of omnipotence

## Trivialism

Things that have all truth or false statements and contradictions.

## theological (true) omnipotence

Things that scale to being beyond all forms of math and/or being beyond and able to do anything/everything. + having all metaphysical and pataphysical concepts.

## Cataphysics/trans-absolute numbers.

things that are completely beyond all forms of logic, illogic, pseudo-logic, etc / numbers beyond cantor's ai, the highest is inconceivable.

## Exotic Multiverse

the "thing" beyond the strongest "thing", contains exotic worlds, totally inconceivable, talking about it breaks it, etc.