Editing Tier System (section)

=== Tier ∞ ===
Also sometimes called «Tier 0», and is one of it's interpretations, but different enough to be considered it's own thing. For characters what are even more powerful at breaking the game through their ability to permanently improve themselves with few practical limits outside of the normal progression system. If Tier 1 is country with 10,000 nuclear weapons, then Tier ∞ is Space Empire and/or Post-Technological-Singularity civilization — with ''uncountable'' bombs, [[Wunderwaffen|wonderweapons]], and [[Space Marines]]. In other words, such characters enter the Singularity, as is "a point at which expected rules break down". For example: Soul Eater, [[Beholder]] Mage, [[Illithid]] Savant, Thrallherd, «Omniscifier», [[Pun-Pun]].
* «Normal» spellcasters are also capable of ''eventually'' becoming Tier ∞, since [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/GameBreaker/DungeonsAndDragonsThirdEdition Fortify seed is an endless loop] — you can increase the "stat you use to cast spells" (e.g. Intellect for Mages), what allows to roll a higher Spellcraft craft for Epic spell that increases said Primary Stat even further, and eventually get '''arbitrarily big''' stat — then, increase all other stats to match. However, while Tier 0, 1 and 2 characters and builds reach this by Epic Levels — «True» Tier ∞ are capable of going into «endless loop of improvement» from the get-go, or from early levels.
* To differentiate «Tier what can pull the needed ability out of his ass when he sees a problem» and «Tier what can permanently improve themselves with few practical limits outside of the normal progression system», we could divide them into multiple Tiers. The former is Tier 0; The latter would be «Tier ∞», «Tier U» (Uber), «Tier S» (Super), or something like it.