EtherZeroverse Tiering System

**Welcome to the EtherZeroverse Tiering System**

The official Tiering System exists to create uniform scaling throughout all articles on the True Godverse Wiki, and is used to categorize characters on the Power List. While users are allowed to do their own scaling, take that scaling with a grain of salt unless the character is scaled similarly on the Power List. Please leave any criticism of the system or any questions you may have in the comments. Happy scaling.

Note that this Tiering System is tailored specifically for the True Godverse, and is not intended to be applied outside it. It wouldn't work, anyway.

## **The Scale**

### Tier 10: Human

Characters that exist or act on a level comparable to human reality.

### 10-C: Below Average Human level

Characters weaker than the average human.

Example: A sick or injured person.

### 10-B: Human level

Characters as strong as an average human.

Example: A normal human with no special abilities.

### 10-A: Athlete level

Characters that are stronger than the average human, but not quite at the level of a superhuman.

Example: A trained or talented individual with exceptional ability in a particular area.

### Tier 9: Superhuman

Characters possessing superhuman abilities well above the average human.

### 9-C: Street level

Characters that can destroy walls or structures with ease.

Example: A character with superhuman strength or speed.

### 9-B: Wall level

Characters who can destroy small buildings with their power.

Example: A character with explosive or energetic abilities.

### 9-A: Small building level

Characters who can affect multiple building blocks with their skills.

Example: A character with telekinetic or elemental abilities.

### Tier 8: Urban

Characters who can influence or manipulate entire cities or neighborhoods with their abilities.

### 8-C: Building level

Characters who can easily destroy or manipulate buildings.

Example: A character with high caliber or heavy weapons.

### High 8-C: Large Building level

Characters that can handle larger and more stable structures with ease.

Example: A character with rocket launchers or bombs.

### 8-B: City Block level

Characters who can affect an entire city block with their abilities.

Example: A character with strong magical or psionic abilities.

### 8-A: Multi-City Block level

Characters that can affect multiple starting blocks at once.

I've expanded the list I wrote up to Boundless. Here is the extended list:

### Tier 7: Nuclear

Characters who can destroy or manipulate entire cities or neighborhoods with their abilities.

### Low 7-C: Small Town level

Characters that can destroy or manipulate small towns.

\*Example: A character with nuclear or biological weapons.\*

### 7-C: Town level

Characters that can destroy or manipulate an entire city.

\*Example: A character with a meteor attack or an earthquake.\*

### High 7-C: Large Town level

Characters that can influence larger cities with greater power.

\*Example: A character with a volcano attack or a tsunami.\*

### Low 7-B: Small City level

Characters that can destroy or manipulate small towns more effectively.

\*Example: A character with a Lightning Attack or a Firestorm.\*

### 7-B: City level

Characters capable of destroying or manipulating cities with greater proficiency.

\*Example: A character with a laser attack or antimatter blast.\*

### 7-A: Mountain level

Characters who can affect mountains with their abilities.

\*Example: A character with a blast wave or an ice rift.\*

### High 7-A: Large mountain level

Characters that can affect larger mountains more effectively.

\*Example: A character with a solar flare or a gravitational wave.\*

### Tier 6: Tectonic

Characters who can influence or manipulate entire islands or countries with their abilities.

### 6-C: Island level

Characters that can influence or manipulate an entire island.

\*Example: A character with a depth charge or tornado.\*

### High 6-C: Large Island level

Characters that can affect larger islands more effectively.

\*Example: A character with a fissure or a tidal wave.\*

### Low 6-B: Small Country level

Characters that can destroy or manipulate small countries.

\*Example: A character with a nuclear attack or climate change.\*

### 6-B: Country level

Characters that can influence or manipulate entire countries.

\*Example: A character with an Asteroid Attack or a Pole Shift.\*

### High 6-B: Large Country level

Characters that can influence larger countries more effectively.

\*Example: A character with a gamma ray burst or black hole.\*

### 6-A: Continent level

Characters that can influence or manipulate entire continents.

\*Example: A character with a supernova explosion or a space-time warp.\*

### High 6-A: Multi-Continent level

Characters that can affect multiple continents at once.

\*Example: A character with a galaxy collision or a singularity.\*

### Tier 5: Planetary

Characters who can influence or manipulate celestial bodies like the moon or planets with their abilities.

### 5-C: Moon level

Characters that can destroy or manipulate the moon.

\*Example: A character with a lunar fission or lunar orbit changes.\*

### Low 5-B: Small Planet level

Characters capable of destroying or manipulating small planets or planetoids.

\*Example: A character with a planetary fission or planetary orbit change.\*

### 5-B: Planet level

Characters that can destroy or manipulate normal planets.

\*Example: A character with a planet annihilation or a planet shapeshift.\*

### 5-A: Large planet level

Characters capable of destroying or manipulating larger planets.

\*Example: A character with a Gas Giant Annihilation or a Gas Giant Shapeshift.\*

### High 5-A: Dwarf Star level

Characters who possess or can influence the power of a dwarf star.

\*Example: A character with a Dwarf Star Explosion or a Dwarf Star Fusion.\*

### Tier 4: Stellar

Characters who can influence or manipulate entire stars or star systems with their abilities.

### Low 4-C: Small Star level

Characters that can destroy or manipulate small stars.

\*Example: A character with a nuclear fission or a stellar orbit shift.\*

### 4-C: Star level

Characters that can destroy or manipulate normal stars.

\*Example: A character with a star annihilation or a star shapeshift.\*

### High 4-C: Large Star level

Characters capable of destroying or manipulating larger and more powerful stars.

\*Example: A character with a Giant Star Annihilation or a Giant Star Shapeshift.\*

### 4-B: Solar System level

Characters capable of destroying or manipulating entire solar systems.

\*Example: A character with a solar system annihilation or a solar system shapeshift.\*

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

Characters capable of destroying or manipulating multi-star systems.

\*Example: A character with a Binary Star Annihilation or a Binary Star Shapeshift.\*

### Tier 3: Cosmic

Characters who can influence or manipulate entire galaxies or universes with their abilities.

### 3-C: Galaxy level

Characters capable of destroying or manipulating an entire galaxy.

\*Example: A character with a galaxy annihilation or a galaxy shapeshift.\*

### 3-B: Multi-Galaxy level

Characters capable of destroying or manipulating multiple galaxies.

\*Example: A character with a multi-galaxy annihilation or a multi-galaxy shapeshift.\*

### 3-A: Universe level

Characters capable of destroying or manipulating an entire universe.

\*Example: A character with a universe annihilation or a universe shapeshift.\*

### High 3-A: High Universe level

Characters capable of destroying or manipulating larger or more powerful universes.

\*Example: A character with a Megaverse Annihilation or a Megaverse Shapeshift.\*

### Tier 2: Multiversal

Characters who can influence or manipulate multiple universes or multiverses with their abilities.

### Low 2-C: Universe level+

Characters who can affect or manipulate more than one universe, but at a lower level than a multiverse.

\*Example: A character with an Omniverse Attack or an Omniverse Access.\*

### 2-C: Low multiverse level

Characters who can influence or manipulate a multiverse composed of finitely many universes.

\*Example: A character with a Multiverse Attack or a Multiverse Access.\*

### 2-B: Multiverse level

Characters who can influence or manipulate a multiverse composed of infinitely many universes.

\*Example: A character with an infinity concept or infinity access.\*

### 2-A: Multiverse level+

Characters who can influence or manipulate a multiverse composed of infinitely many higher dimensional universes.

\*Example: A character with a Transfinite Attack or a Transfinite Gateway.\*

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

Characters who can influence or manipulate a plane composed of a finite number of higher dimensional universes.

Example: A character with a complexity attack or a complexity access.

### 1-C: Complex multiverse level

Characters capable of affecting or manipulating a plane composed of infinitely many higher dimensional universes.

Example: A character with an infinity concept or infinity access.

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

Characters who can influence or manipulate a plane composed of infinitely many higher dimensional universes, which in turn are composed of infinitely many lower dimensional universes.

Example: A character with a Transfinite Attack or a Transfinite Gateway.

### 1-B: Hyperverse level

Characters who can affect or manipulate a plane composed of infinitely many higher dimensional universes, which in turn are composed of infinitely many higher dimensional universes.

Example: A character with a Hyper Attack or a Hyper Access.

### High 1-B: High Hyperverse level

Characters who can affect or manipulate a plane composed of infinitely many higher dimensional universes, which in turn are composed of infinitely many higher dimensional universes, and so on ad infinitum.

Example: A character with an Omega Grip or an Omega Access.

### Tier 1-A: Transcendent

Characters capable of affecting or manipulating spaces of qualitatively higher magnitude than ordinary multiversal models and spaces usually represented in fiction by external planes or states of existence that reduce everything below them to nothing.

### Low 1-A: Low Outerverse level

Characters that can affect or manipulate a plane that has more than one dimension but less than two.

Example: A character with an area in which you can split an infinite number of lines.

### 1-A: Outerverse level

Characters that can affect or manipulate a plane that has exactly two dimensions.

Example: A character with a line in which you can share an infinite number of points.

### High 1-A: High Outerverse level

Characters that can affect or manipulate a plane that has less than one dimension.

Example: A character can split in two with a point.

### Tier 0: Boundless

Characters or objects that can affect structures that are completely beyond the logical foundations of High 1-A, just as it is beyond those that define 1-A and below. That means all possible levels of High 1-A are surpassed. This stage has no end and can be expanded to any higher level like those above. Being “omnipotent” or similar justifications alone are not enough to reach this stage. However, such statements may be used as supporting evidence in conjunction with substantive information.

Example: A character with an Infinite Attack or an Infinite Access.

### Tier ?: Beyond limitless

Characters in this level are characters that are even beyond the Boundless where there is no way to fight these characters at all. Characters that are in this level Are characters that are outside of any kind of level, they are not even on Boundless but above that