Tiering System

## Introduction

Below is an extensive examination of the structured framework employed by this wiki to effectively classify and organize fictional characters, entities, and objects according to their accomplishments' magnitude and the diverse ranges they can influence or generate/eradicate. It is essential to bear in mind that while Destructive Capacity and Area of Effect serve as fundamental criteria for determining a specific tier, they are not the exclusive factors. For example, causing harm to a characters with a specified Durability level also permits another characters to meet the requirements for the corresponding tier.

Additionally, it's worth emphasizing that characters in a higher tier don't automatically possess invincibility against entities from lower tiers. Some powers and abilities have the potential to completely bypass the disparity in strength, enabling the latter to engage with or even surpass such characters.

## Ranks

### Tier 11 – Fractional

This tier represents characters or objects capable of affecting a lower-dimensional spaces, Normally these characters are represented as dots, sentient and living draws in a book or a below 0 dimensional beings

#### Tier 11-C: Utterly Fractional Level

characters or objects exhibiting the capability of affecting a 0-Dimensional structure of any magnitude, below a 3-Dimensional space/structure.

#### Tier 11-B: Nigh-Fractional Level

characters or objects exhibiting the capacity to influencing a 1-Dimensional structure of inherently lower life, No matter its size.

#### Tier 11-A: Incompletely Fractional

characters or objects showcasing the ability to impact 2-Dimensional structures of inherently inferior existence.

### Tier 10 – Human

#### 10-C: Below Ordinary Human Level

characters of this scale have remarkably subhuman charactersistics, their physical capacities are almost null but not in comparison to the scales above, normally these characters are represented as underage, sick, or old people.

#### 10-B: Ordinary Human level

characters of this scale have remarkably decent charactersistics, their strength does not stand out at all, but it is enough to damage another characters, these characters are usually untrained adults or teenagers.

#### 10-A: Athlete Level

characters of this scale have remarkably remarkable charactersistics, their abilities allow them to reach a speed considerably higher than that of an ordinary human, others are highly skilled in combat and can break a wooden plank or a block of stone with little or no difficulty.

### Tier 9 – Superhuman

#### 9-C: Super human Level

The characters that scale to this level have their physical and possibly mental capabilities more developed than a human fighter or athlete trained at a medium level, these characters are capable of hurting or impacting large animals with their own force.

#### 9-B: Wall Level

The characters that scale to this level can relevantly impact over highly resistant objects, such as a large rock, metals or well-compacted walls, or also as boulders from constructions, etc.

#### 9-A: Small Building Level

The characters that scales to this level can affect rooms, or small buildings, such as a house, or unpretentious buildings

### Tier 8 – Urban

#### 8-C: Building Level

The characters or objects that scales to this tier have the capability to affect medium-sized structures like expansive factories or vast complexes, such as supermarkets.

#### High 8-C: Large Building Level

The characters or objects that scales to this tier, haves the power relevantly affect/impact buildings, including skyscrapers or structures equivalent to the size of the spaces mentioned before.

#### 8-B: City Block Level

The characters or objects that scales to this tier are capable of modifying an entire urban city blocks or spaces of equivalent size.

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

The characters or objects that scales to this tier possess the power to lay waste to multiple urban city blocks or areas of space of comparable.

### Tier 7 - Nuclear

#### Low 7-C: Small Town Level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can destroy a small town.

#### 7-C: Town Level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can destroy a town or structures of its equivalent size.

#### High 7-C: Large Town level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can destroy a large town or structures of its equivalent size.

#### Low 7-B: Small City level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can destroy a small city or structures of its equivalent size.

#### 7-B: City level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can destroy a city or structures of its equivalent size.

#### 7-A: Mountain level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact over a mountain of its equivalent size.

#### High 7-A: Large Mountain level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact over a large mountain or structures of its equivalent size.

#### 6-C: Island level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can destroy a Island or structures of its equivalent size.

#### High 6-C: Large Island level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact over a large island or structures of its equivalent size.

#### Low 6-B: Small Country level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact over a small country or structures of its equivalent size.

#### 6-B: Country Level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact over a country or structures of its equivalent size.

#### High 6-B: Large Country level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact over a large country or structures of its equivalent size.

#### 6-A: Continent level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact over a continent or structures of its equivalent size.

#### High 6-A: Large Country level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact over a large continent or structures of its equivalent size.

### Tier 5: Planetary

#### 5-C: Moon level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact the moon or any astronomical body of comparable size, or a character with this durability level.

#### Low 5-B: Small Planet level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact a small planet or any astronomical body of comparable size, or a character with this durability level.

#### 5-B: Planet Level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact a medium-sized planet or any astronomical body of comparable size/or a character with this durability level.

#### 5-A: Large Planet Level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact a large-sized planet or any astronomical body of comparable size/or a character with this durability level.

#### High 5-A: Dwarf Star level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact a dwarf star or any astronomical body of comparable size/or a character with this durability level.

### Tier 4: Stellar

#### Low 4-C: Small Star level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact a small-sized star or any of comparable size/or a character with this durability level.

#### 4-C: Star level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact a star or any astronomical body of comparable size/or a character with this durability level.

#### High 4-C: Large Star level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact a large-sized star or any astronomical body of comparable size/or a character with this durability level.

#### 4-B: Solar System level

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact a solar system or any astronomical body of comparable size/or a character with this durability level.

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

The characters or objects that reaches this scale can impact multiple solar systems or any astronomical body of comparable size/or a character with this durability level.

### Tier 3: Celestial

#### 3-C: Galaxy Level

At this power level, characters or objects have the capability to create or obliterate entire galaxies. This takes into account not only the matter contained within the galaxies but also the vast space that separates celestial bodies within them.

#### 3-B: Multi-Galaxy Level

Characters or objects at this level possess the power to generate or annihilate multiple galaxies, considering the extensive gaps between celestial objects in those galaxies.

#### 3-A: Universe Level

In the 3-A tier, characters or objects can bring about the creation or destruction of all celestial bodies within a finite three-dimensional space, equivalent in size to the observable universe. This is achieved through a pervasive explosion that covers the entire space. Alternatively, they can create or significantly impact a three-dimensional universe or a pocket dimension of comparable size without involving the manipulation of space-time.

#### High 3-A: High Universe Level

At this extraordinary level, characters or objects exhibit an infinite amount of energy on a three-dimensional scale. This includes the ability to create or obliterate infinite mass or influence an infinite three-dimensional space. This also extends to an infinite number of finite or infinite-sized three-dimensional universes or pocket dimensions, without accounting for higher dimensions or time. However, the presence of numerous infinite three-dimensional universes, unless causally isolated from each other by a separate spacetime or existence, would merit a higher tier. It's important to note that being “infinitely” stronger than this level, unless qualitatively so, doesn't qualify for a higher tier.

#### Tier 2: Multiversal

At this level of power, characters or objects possess the ability to exert a profound influence on, create, or annihilate a region of space that extends beyond what can be described as an infinitely-sized three-dimensional space.

#### Low 2-C: Universe Level+

In the Low 2-C category, characters or objects are capable of significantly impacting, generating, or eradicating a spatial area that surpasses the boundaries of an infinitely-sized three-dimensional space. This is often exemplified in fictional contexts by the manipulation of space-time continuums on a universal scale, encompassing the entirety of past, present, and future within three-dimensional space. However, this classification can also encompass any four-dimensional space that meets certain criteria:

1. Equivalent to a vast extradimensional space, which is a higher-dimensional "bulk" space encompassing lower-dimensional ones (such as our universe) as integral parts of itself, and these dimensions are not limited to microscopic or compactified scales.
2. Depicted as entirely transcending lower-dimensional objects and spaces within the context of a given work of fiction.

#### 2-C: Low Multiverse Level

In this category, characters or objects can profoundly influence, create, and/or obliterate relatively small multiverses, which may consist of several distinct space-time continuums, typically numbering from two to a thousand or their equivalents.

#### 2-B: Multiverse Level

At the 2-B tier, characters or objects have the power to significantly impact, create, and/or destroy larger multiverses, which encompass anywhere from 1001 to any higher finite number of separate space-time continuums.

#### 2-A: Multiverse Level+

Characters or objects in the 2-A classification possess the capability to profoundly affect, create, and/or annihilate a countably infinite number of separate space-time continuums.

### Tier 1: Upper-Dimensional

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

In this category, characters or objects possess the power to universally affect, create, and/or obliterate spaces whose magnitude corresponds to one to two higher levels of infinity beyond a standard universal model (equivalent to Low 2-C structures, in simple terms). this can be compared to 5 to 6 dimensions.

#### 1-C: Complex Multiverse Level

At the 1-C level, characters or objects are capable of universally influencing, creating, and/or destroying spaces whose size aligns with three to five higher levels of infinity greater than a standard universal model. This can be compared to 7 to 9 dimensions

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

Level Characters or objects in the High 1-C tier hold the power to universally affect, create, and/or obliterate spaces whose magnitude corresponds to six to seven higher levels of infinity beyond a standard universal model. This can be compared to 10 to 11-dimensions

#### 1-B: Hyperverse Level

At this level, characters or objects possess the ability to universally impact, create, and/or destroy spaces whose size corresponds to eight or any higher finite number of levels of infinity beyond a standard universal model. This can be compared to 12 dimensions

#### 1-B+: Hyperverse+ Level

At this level, Characters possess the capacity to significantly influence structures whose dimensionality extends beyond 12 dimensions, encompassing a range that extends upward without culminating in infinite-dimensional structures. In simpler terms, characters in this context can have a meaningful impact on structures that exist in dimensions beyond 12, without necessarily reaching structures of (*spatial*) infinite dimensions.

#### High 1-B: High Hyperverse Level

Characters or objects in the High 1-B tier have the power to universally affect, create, and/or obliterate structures that are equivalent to a countably infinite number of qualitative sizes above a universal model. This is often represented in fiction by endless hierarchies of layers of existence, each rendering the previous one insignificant, or by spaces with countably infinite dimensions.

### 1-A: Ascendent

Characters or objects at this level functionally transcend the rest of the Tiering System. They are entirely transcendent even to those with absolute power over a single infinite hierarchy of levels of infinity.

#### Low 1-A: Low Outerverse Level

In this category, characters or objects can affect structures with a number of dimensions exceeding the set of natural numbers. In simple terms, this means the number of dimensions is aleph-1, an uncountably infinite number, assumed to be the cardinality of the real numbers themselves. This surpasses High 1-B structures, which have only a countably infinite number of dimensions.
Note that simply being at the top of a hierarchy of levels of existence is not enough to qualify a character for this tier. To meet the description, they must surpass the hierarchy as a whole, rather than being on another level within it.

#### 1-A: Outerverse Level

Characters or objects in this tier can affect structures with a number of dimensions equal to the cardinal aleph-2, which significantly exceeds Low 1-A structures to the same extent that they exceed High 1-B and below. This can be extrapolated to larger cardinal numbers such as aleph-3, aleph-4, and so on.

#### High 1-A: High Outerverse Level

At this level, characters or objects can affect structures that exceed any possible number of levels contained in the previous tiers, including an infinite or uncountably infinite number. Practically speaking, this would be something beyond the reach of any 1-A hierarchies.
A concrete example of such a structure could be an inaccessible cardinal, a number so large it cannot be reached by smaller numbers and must be assumed to exist for formal definition. Even the number of infinite cardinals between the first inaccessible cardinal and aleph-2 (which defines 1-A) is greater than cardinals like aleph-0, aleph-1, aleph-2, aleph-3, and more.

#### Tier High 1-A+: High Outerversal+ Level

This tier comprises characters or objects that can affect structures exceeding the logical foundations of High 1-A, similar to how High 1-A exceeds 1-A and below. In this tier, all possible levels of High 1-A are surpassed, including an infinite or uncountable number of such levels. This tier has no defined endpoint and can be extended to any higher level, or instead, characters are capable to impact over any hierarchy of large cardinals: such as; Mahlo Cardinals, Weakly Compact Cardinal, and so on with cardinals that are sufficiently stronger than a inaccessible cardinal.

## References

1. ↑ 10,000 to 500,000 kilometers (about 6,200 to 310,000 miles)