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I swear this is my last one in a while.
AP
This object, the Nebula Fragment, has this description: "The power of a galaxy resides within this fragment". Tooltips in Terraria are generally objective and from an Omniscient point of view instead of from a character's statement, so this is unlikely to be a hyperbole. It isn't an outlier either, as the High 5-A feat is casual.
Though "Power of a Galaxy" doesn't imply 3-C by itself, we can use the Angular Momentum of the Milky Way as the highest source of power for the Galaxy, which is 1×10^67 joules according to Wikipedia. 3-C.
The Terrarian can fight and defeat the Nebula Pillar, which body can contain up to 90 of those fragments. Given that one fragment is already quite high on the 3-C scale, 90 of them would be in the 3-B range. This means that End of Game Terrarian would be At least High 5-A, likely 3-B
Speed
We have the "Fallen Star" item, alongside two weapons and an accessory that can make Stars fall from the sky. They have been constantly stated to fall from the sky. While it isn't clear if the "sky" is simply the atmosphere or actual other stars, I think the latter is far more likely, given that one can summon stars even when above the Atmosphere and that the stars have been referred to as the "power of the cosmos".
While the timeframe for the Fallen Stars is unknown, the stars summoned manually appears in about half a second. Apparently, the average distance between stars is 347 lightyear. At half a second, this results in approximately 21900974400 c, or Massively FTL+
This should scale from the End of the Tier 7 key and up, aka Shadow Armor and ownward, as this is when you get access to the Starfury.
tl;dr
90 times the power of a Galaxy = God tiers are likely 3-B now
Dodging stars falling from space = everyone from Shadow Armor on are Massively FTL+
AP
This object, the Nebula Fragment, has this description: "The power of a galaxy resides within this fragment". Tooltips in Terraria are generally objective and from an Omniscient point of view instead of from a character's statement, so this is unlikely to be a hyperbole. It isn't an outlier either, as the High 5-A feat is casual.
Though "Power of a Galaxy" doesn't imply 3-C by itself, we can use the Angular Momentum of the Milky Way as the highest source of power for the Galaxy, which is 1×10^67 joules according to Wikipedia. 3-C.
The Terrarian can fight and defeat the Nebula Pillar, which body can contain up to 90 of those fragments. Given that one fragment is already quite high on the 3-C scale, 90 of them would be in the 3-B range. This means that End of Game Terrarian would be At least High 5-A, likely 3-B
Speed
We have the "Fallen Star" item, alongside two weapons and an accessory that can make Stars fall from the sky. They have been constantly stated to fall from the sky. While it isn't clear if the "sky" is simply the atmosphere or actual other stars, I think the latter is far more likely, given that one can summon stars even when above the Atmosphere and that the stars have been referred to as the "power of the cosmos".
While the timeframe for the Fallen Stars is unknown, the stars summoned manually appears in about half a second. Apparently, the average distance between stars is 347 lightyear. At half a second, this results in approximately 21900974400 c, or Massively FTL+
This should scale from the End of the Tier 7 key and up, aka Shadow Armor and ownward, as this is when you get access to the Starfury.
tl;dr
90 times the power of a Galaxy = God tiers are likely 3-B now
Dodging stars falling from space = everyone from Shadow Armor on are Massively FTL+
