How do Tiers work below Universe level?

[Hop_Hoppington-Hoppenhiemer]

I am curious as to how we judge Characters under Tier 2. I believe Tier 3-A is what we think of when a character in 3 spatial and one temporal dimension has reached the upper limits of power in their verse.

For example, let's assume a protagonist takes something like a long time of training and gaining new powers, until they can destroy thier universe with ease.

Then let's assume they haven't progressed to a 5th dimension, like an underworld, spirit world, or something along those lines. So no 5th dimension. If they reach that level of power, and continue to ascend, will the ever reach low Tier 2-C or higher levels without gaining a new dimension of power? Or will they forever be an "infinite" or "top tier" in thier verse forever, with nothing left to aspire to? Could they tackle multiverses, without leaving the standard 4 dimensions us in the real world are familiar with?

 

[Azathoth_the_Abyssal_Idiot]

A character with infinite power on a 3-D scale would be considered High 3-A. Possessing 4-D power over space-time but not being able to destroy an entire continuum is also considered High 3-A.

 

[Hop_Hoppington-Hoppenhiemer]

I see. So then, a character or being that acsends that or is already above it is at Tier 2 by default, including 5-D charcters?

 

[Hop_Hoppington-Hoppenhiemer]

And if they can destroy a contiuum or multiverse?

 

[Azathoth_the_Abyssal_Idiot]

Indeed. 4-D characters (true 4-D characters, as humans are 3-D due to 3 being the minimum number of coordinates to define a single point within them) should by default be within the lower bounds of tier 2, while 5-D beings are in the upper bounds. Destroying a single continuum is low 2-C, destroying a basic multiverse ranges from 2-B to 2-A.

 

[Hop_Hoppington-Hoppenhiemer]

Okay. And above that is pretty crazy. How about an omniverse? What tier is that kind of strength?

 

[Azathoth_the_Abyssal_Idiot]

Since "omniverse" has no defined definition, it depends on what the author means. For example, if an omniverse is used as an infinite collection of multiverses, each of which contains infinite universes, that would be Low 1-C.

 

[Hop_Hoppington-Hoppenhiemer]

I'll take it as that. Okay, thanks for the help! I'll upload another Tier question in a second, probably by the time you read this.

 

[Azathoth_the_Abyssal_Idiot]

Alright.