ShinyMagicalGirl
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So about the Dimensional Tiering! I have some questions regarding it, and I would love to hear everyone else's thoughts. ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
1. Character A is very strong. Easily MFTL and with solid Multi-galaxy statistics all around. Character would beat up a normal human just by lightly tapping said human, obviously. So then the introduction of Character B! Let's say she's a little kid, a girl around the age of ten. No special powers. Imagine your little sister. That's basically Character B.
However, Character B is revealed to be a 4th dimensional being! So despite having next to no Tier 2 feat (example; destroying a universe, not even destroying a building so she seems below average human level), she coexists completely fine with 4th dimensional beings, and has sufficient proof from both author and in-story. Let's even say that the story uses infinity in projective geometry, and the properties of a Hausdorff dimension. How does she fares against Character A, who by the way is 3-D only?
2. Let's say there's this character who starts out in a 4D dimension field (again using infinity in projective geometry) and then works their way up through the dimensions until the 11th dimension. Throughout their journey, they never showed any universe or space-time busting feats, but live in these higher dimensions, and even fight the beings in it. Would this be a valid feat? (For plot's sake, when they reached the 11 dimension, the entire multiverse was destroyed at the final battle)
1. Character A is very strong. Easily MFTL and with solid Multi-galaxy statistics all around. Character would beat up a normal human just by lightly tapping said human, obviously. So then the introduction of Character B! Let's say she's a little kid, a girl around the age of ten. No special powers. Imagine your little sister. That's basically Character B.
However, Character B is revealed to be a 4th dimensional being! So despite having next to no Tier 2 feat (example; destroying a universe, not even destroying a building so she seems below average human level), she coexists completely fine with 4th dimensional beings, and has sufficient proof from both author and in-story. Let's even say that the story uses infinity in projective geometry, and the properties of a Hausdorff dimension. How does she fares against Character A, who by the way is 3-D only?
2. Let's say there's this character who starts out in a 4D dimension field (again using infinity in projective geometry) and then works their way up through the dimensions until the 11th dimension. Throughout their journey, they never showed any universe or space-time busting feats, but live in these higher dimensions, and even fight the beings in it. Would this be a valid feat? (For plot's sake, when they reached the 11 dimension, the entire multiverse was destroyed at the final battle)