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Premise
So, recently the Tiering Changes occurred so a few updates to D&D profiles need put through. This should be fairly uncontroversial since most of this is just revising them to match the site's standards more accurately.
Changes
A few tiers have seen some change or have been expanded on so I'll go over all relevant ones now.
High 2-A
About five D&D pages were High 2-A until recently (The Lady of Pai, Ao, The Serpent, Thanatos, and Rad). They've been updated to Low 1-C. Ao, Lady of Pain, and Serpent are all invariably "5-D". Rad and Thanatos each have a 5-D and a 6-D rating (both are Low 1-C). So High 2-A is outright nyxed.
High 1-B
High 1-B as tier has been expanded into High 1-B and Low 1-A. Low 1-A is defined as transcending High 1-B but not actually entering into Outerversal (1-A) levels. To my knowledge, nobody of the High 1-B profiles (literally just Rad) qualifies as Low 1-A. So no changes, merely explaining how he works.
1-A
1-A is now expanded into 1-A and High 1-A. For the most part, it is believed that the D&D profiles are 1-A with no variation. The possible exception to this rule is Luminous Being who has a possibility for High 1-A. The TL;DR of this is based around this line of High 1-A's descriptor.
So it isn't about the number of "layers". It's about the access from 1-A to High 1-A. We're currently going with the many implications that Lumi is the DM. Going by that logic, Lumi is High 1-A by right of no matter how many layers of transcendence of 1-A the characters make, they won't ever access Lumi's tier, with Lumi being defaultly more powerful than the characters in his game.
Worst comes to worse we'll refer to Lumi as "At least 1-A, likely High 1-A".
Conclusions
So, recently the Tiering Changes occurred so a few updates to D&D profiles need put through. This should be fairly uncontroversial since most of this is just revising them to match the site's standards more accurately.
Changes
A few tiers have seen some change or have been expanded on so I'll go over all relevant ones now.
High 2-A
About five D&D pages were High 2-A until recently (The Lady of Pai, Ao, The Serpent, Thanatos, and Rad). They've been updated to Low 1-C. Ao, Lady of Pain, and Serpent are all invariably "5-D". Rad and Thanatos each have a 5-D and a 6-D rating (both are Low 1-C). So High 2-A is outright nyxed.
High 1-B
High 1-B as tier has been expanded into High 1-B and Low 1-A. Low 1-A is defined as transcending High 1-B but not actually entering into Outerversal (1-A) levels. To my knowledge, nobody of the High 1-B profiles (literally just Rad) qualifies as Low 1-A. So no changes, merely explaining how he works.
1-A
1-A is now expanded into 1-A and High 1-A. For the most part, it is believed that the D&D profiles are 1-A with no variation. The possible exception to this rule is Luminous Being who has a possibility for High 1-A. The TL;DR of this is based around this line of High 1-A's descriptor.
| Note that simply adding more "layers" to an already infinite 1-A hierarchy (or some structure of equivalent size) is not enough to reach this tier, and one must be completely external and unreachable by it in any form. | ||
~ Tiering System |
Worst comes to worse we'll refer to Lumi as "At least 1-A, likely High 1-A".
Conclusions
- All High 2-A is now Low 1-C
- High 1-B is unchaged despite changes to the tier
- All 1-As remain 1-A except for Lumi, who is potentially High 1-A.
