This is a general power scale, starting from a normal human to the extremes of the multivserse. Also, every Realm, is divided into 9 subrealms, for example a normal civial is Mortal 1 but a trained soldier is Mortal 4
- Mortal (1):
For example normal people and trained soldiers
- Awakened (2):
After awakening some especial power OR having inhuman reflexes
They are still normal mortals, can be killed by a perfect surprise attack by anyone
E.g: Punisher, Leon from RE5, first stage spiderman, etc
- Ascended (3):
Breaking the mortal limit, for example starting Wesker, his super speed and great strenght, Captain america, etc
- Trascendent (4):
Beings in this realm have fully surpassed mortal limitations
Human weapons and tactics cannot harm them. Their abilities clearly break natural laws, marking the first step into true supernatural existence.
E.g: Dc. Strange, Perfect Wesker, doom slayer, kratos from game 1, etc
- Exalted (5):
Beings who have stepped into the realm of demi-divinity or divinity and advanced metaphysics. They command significant metaphysical forces —fate, storms, life/decay on a large scale— yet remain tied to the universe's deeper architecture
E.g: Thor, Odin, Hela from marvel. Zeus from GoW. etc
- Eternal (6):
Beings who exist outside the normal flow of time, unbound by aging, death, or entropy. An Eternal doesn't just live forever —they operate on a plane where time, decay, and causality have no authority. Their presence is a fixed constant in the cosmos, they cannot be killed until you erase their very existence
E.g: Riuk from Death note. Archangel micael and lucifer. The Daedric Princes (The Elder Scrolls), DB super angels
- Primordial (7):
Beings born from—or embodying—the fundamental laws of existence.
They don't just manipulate cosmic forces; they are expressions of them.
A Primordial can reshape space, time, matter, and metaphysical laws on a universal scale, yet they remain bound by the overarching framework of creation.
Their will can bend the universe, but not overwrite its absolute limits.
E.g: Galactus from marvel. The concept of death if personified. Almost all of lovecraft gods (Cthulhu, Nyarlathotep, Shub-Niggurath, etc)
- Archeon (8):
Beings who stand above the universe's design itself.
An Archeon doesn't just alter cosmic laws—they author them.
They can define, erase, or rewrite the fundamental structure of reality on a universal scale: physics, metaphysics, causality, destiny, existence.
Within their universe, nothing operates outside their jurisdiction.
They represent the highest form of dominion achievable inside a universe before transcending into multiversal existence.
E.g: Azathoth from lovecraft, Zenon from DB super, Emperor of humanity from WH40k
- Omniversal (9):
Beings who exist beyond the boundaries of any single universe or multiverse.
An Omniversal entity can traverse, perceive, and interact with multiple multiverses, treating them as accessible layers rather than isolated realities.
They operate on a scale where entire cosmic systems—universes, timelines, dimensional clusters—are manipulable constructs.
Their presence extends beyond any singular cosmic architecture, placing them on a tier where even universal laws are merely local rules.
E.g: Chaos Gods from Wh40k
- Narrative (10)
Beings in this realm transcend all universes, timelines, and metaphysical systems. They exist outside the structure of fiction itself, aware of the narrative, able to alter it, rewrite it, or ignore it entirely. No multiversal or cosmic law can contain them