Yet Another Civilization Index [Still Alive]

[The Islands of Versilia]

Nation: Versilia
Tier: 8-9
Level: 6; Wuthjun Akeldama is an L9 individual.
Type: 7
Special Notes about your civilization: Versilia's military is largely MT-PMT, with only a few things being FT. We use portals to get around, instead of ships. We do use spaceships, but they're mainly for colonization and exploration.
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index? None

[Grazdania]

Nation: The People's Socialist Republic of Grazdania
Tier: 6
Level: 0
Type: 4
Special Notes about your civilization: Imagine if North Korea was Russo-Polish. And like. More advanced and not cut off from the rest of the world.
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index? nnnnope

[Vlanlados]

Nation: The Empire of Vlanlados
Tier: 4.5
Level: 0
Type: 4.5 ish, we have spy's in our two neighbors.
Special Notes about your civilization: Stealing tech from neighbors to get up to probably tier 5, also expanding industry as much as they can without causing issues.
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index? Something something military.

[The Imperial State]

Nation: The Jingoistic Warmongers of the Imperial State
Tier: 6.5 (We have some PMT genetic and weapons tech)
Level: 0
Type: 5.8 (Making the leap from Hegemon to global conquest)
Special Notes about your civilization: Nope
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index? Nope

[Kajman-eilanden]

Nation: Kajman-eilanden
Tier: 6
Level:0
Type:5
Special Notes about your civilization:
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index?

[Lauchenoiria]

Nation: Lauchenoiria
Tier: 7
Level: 1
Type: 5
Special Notes about your civilization: while genetic engineering is technologically possible, it is legally banned. Some citizens have empathic or low level telepathic abilities, but these are rare.
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index? not that I can think of

[Yomadi Nova]

Nation: (Solar) Empire of Yomadi Nova
Tier: 7
Level: 6
Type: 6
Special Notes about your civilization: We have Red Alert's Chronosphere and Sigma Harmonizer, as well as possessing several technologies that belongs to Tier 8 and 9.
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index? Nope.

[Thyrgga]

Nation: Þyrggiskan Rikją
Tier: 9
Level: 0
Type: 8
Special Notes about your civilization: Thyrggish space is roughly 170,000 ly³ in volume, containing 680 star systems and inhabited by 64 trillion citizens. The empire possesses a space fleet of 32,000 FTL-capable vessels. Genetic engineering is extremely common, especially under the current reign of Emperor Alaric. FTL communication is possible. Human lifespans have been extended with recent advancements, and it is not yet known how much longer enhanced citizens will live. Semi-intelligent machines are used to conduct commerce, assist in medical procedures, and to run many basic services. Full AI is still in development.

[United Republic of Lepala]

Nation: United Republic of Lepala
Tier: 6
Level: 0
Type: 6
Special Notes about your civilization: Modern-day world power.
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index?

[Conaim]

Conaim is...
Tech 6
Arc 0
Inf 4

[Swanduland]

Nation:
Tier:4
Level:0 (no magic in this nation!)
Type:4
Special Notes about your civilization:It's just a basic earth like nation.
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index?nothing i can think of!

[Multiversal Venn-Copard]

Nation: Venn-Copard Multiversal Republic
Tier: 11
Level: 0
Type: 11
Special Notes about your civilization: Specific territorial extent is redacted by the Law of Multiversal Size Ambiguity, but the VCMR encompasses a finite number of universes and microverses, all of finite size, in several different continua across multiple multiverse clusters, largely centered on R0-0.

Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index?: There's a very large difference between a Type 11 that controls, say, one continent, yet managed to develop interuniversal portals (like some nations I've seen), a Type 11 that controls two universes, and a Type 11 that controls a transfinite number of universes (but still just a subset of the infinite set of universes beyond). The first example does not have interstellar or intergalactic influence, skipping directly to interuniversal; the third example shows how a civilization can have a size with no bound yet still only be Type 11. (Not to mention that a single universe might be infinite, so a sufficiently large Type 10 could be infinite as well.) The difference in actual influence within this tier can be arbitrarily large; while I'm not asking for subdivisions or anything, it might be worth addressing this disparity in some way.

[Excidium Planetis]

Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index?: There's a very large difference between a Type 11 that controls, say, one continent, yet managed to develop interuniversal portals (like some nations I've seen), a Type 11 that controls two universes, and a Type 11 that controls a transfinite number of universes (but still just a subset of the infinite set of universes beyond). The first example does not have interstellar or intergalactic influence, skipping directly to interuniversal; the third example shows how a civilization can have a size with no bound yet still only be Type 11. (Not to mention that a single universe might be infinite, so a sufficiently large Type 10 could be infinite as well.) The difference in actual influence within this tier can be arbitrarily large; while I'm not asking for subdivisions or anything, it might be worth addressing this disparity in some way.

The first example would probably be a Type 7:

Type 7 - Astro Ambassador
Many planets, planetoids, moons, space stations, asteroids, or other large stellar objects are under the influence of a Type 7 nation. These bodies do not necessarily need to be in the same star system or even the same universe.

I can clarify again, if necessary, that the area influenced does not need to be in the same universe for lower tiers. Any interstellar power, even if the star systems influenced are in different universes, would be a Type 8, any intergalactic power is a Type 10 even if the galaxies are not in the same universe, etc.

[Multiversal Venn-Copard]

Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index?: There's a very large difference between a Type 11 that controls, say, one continent, yet managed to develop interuniversal portals (like some nations I've seen), a Type 11 that controls two universes, and a Type 11 that controls a transfinite number of universes (but still just a subset of the infinite set of universes beyond). The first example does not have interstellar or intergalactic influence, skipping directly to interuniversal; the third example shows how a civilization can have a size with no bound yet still only be Type 11. (Not to mention that a single universe might be infinite, so a sufficiently large Type 10 could be infinite as well.) The difference in actual influence within this tier can be arbitrarily large; while I'm not asking for subdivisions or anything, it might be worth addressing this disparity in some way.

The first example would probably be a Type 7:

Type 7 - Astro Ambassador
Many planets, planetoids, moons, space stations, asteroids, or other large stellar objects are under the influence of a Type 7 nation. These bodies do not necessarily need to be in the same star system or even the same universe.

I can clarify again, if necessary, that the area influenced does not need to be in the same universe for lower tiers. Any interstellar power, even if the star systems influenced are in different universes, would be a Type 8, any intergalactic power is a Type 10 even if the galaxies are not in the same universe, etc.

Ah, that makes sense. Any notes on the finite/transfinite/infinite thing, or is that just not relevant to the index?

[Excidium Planetis]

Ah, that makes sense. Any notes on the finite/transfinite/infinite thing, or is that just not relevant to the index?

I'm not entirely sure if there is enough of a distinction between a civilization which influences "many different universes" versus a civilization which influences many thousands of universes or many billions of universes.

Sure, the scale is larger, but the scale can be moved up arbitrarily. Earlier Types at least generally distinguish different types of things influenced (planets versus galaxies, for example) rather than merely scaling up, and at the multiversal level there is literally no end to the number of tiers you could create because the number just keeps going up.

Lastly, this is mainly a roleplay aid. I do not feel that the distinction between the lowest Type 11 and the infinite Type 11 is enough that it would really matter in roleplay. Both nations would participate in the same roleplays on more or less equal power levels. Contrast this to a Type 7, which would probably be an FT nation but would probably not be in the same roleplays as a Type 9, which might also be an FT nation. The scale is different.

[Multiversal Venn-Copard]

Ah, that makes sense. Any notes on the finite/transfinite/infinite thing, or is that just not relevant to the index?

I'm not entirely sure if there is enough of a distinction between a civilization which influences "many different universes" versus a civilization which influences many thousands of universes or many billions of universes.

Sure, the scale is larger, but the scale can be moved up arbitrarily. Earlier Types at least generally distinguish different types of things influenced (planets versus galaxies, for example) rather than merely scaling up, and at the multiversal level there is literally no end to the number of tiers you could create because the number just keeps going up.

Lastly, this is mainly a roleplay aid. I do not feel that the distinction between the lowest Type 11 and the infinite Type 11 is enough that it would really matter in roleplay. Both nations would participate in the same roleplays on more or less equal power levels. Contrast this to a Type 7, which would probably be an FT nation but would probably not be in the same roleplays as a Type 9, which might also be an FT nation. The scale is different.

Fair enough. One could certainly continue to define different types of things past universes; multiverse clusters, polyverses, cardinalities, whatever you care to describe... though your comment about this being a roleplay aid sort of makes that irrelevant, you're right. Thanks for clearing this up.

[Excidium Planetis]

Fair enough. One could certainly continue to define different types of things past universes; multiverse clusters, polyverses, cardinalities, whatever you care to describe... though your comment about this being a roleplay aid sort of makes that irrelevant, you're right. Thanks for clearing this up.

You are welcome to make a "Multiversal Power Index" if you want.

[Aaronian]

Nation: Aaronian
Tier: 7-8
Level: 0
Type: 7-8
Special Notes about your civilization: None
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index? None

[Al Emanni]

Nation: Al Emanni
Tier: 6
Level: 0
Type: 6
Special Notes about your civilization: We built a small church on the moon (read as: we put a cross, bible, and folding chair in our lunar lander)
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index?

[Randumbness]

Nation: United Socialist State of Randumbness
Tier:7
Level:0
Type:2
Special Notes about your civilization:None
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index?None

[Faschistisches Land]

I heavily rounded due to math
Nation: Faschistisches Land (Free American Empire IC-ly
Tier: Technically 7
Level: 1
Type: 5
Special Notes about your civilization: Our Tech is weird
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index? Nah

[Ka Na]

Nation: Ka Na
Tier: 5
Level: O
Type: 4
Special Notes about your civilization: I haven't really created it yet so these may change slightly...
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index? Not really.

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[Stroulia]

Nation: Federal Republic of Stroulia
Tier: Tier 6
Level: Level 0
Type: Type 4
Special Notes about your civilization: N/A
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index? N/A

[Mon Ling]

Nation: Mon Ling
Tier: 8
Level: 1
Type: 6
Special Notes about your civilization: None
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index? Nope

[Finswedeway]

Nation:Finswedeway
Tier: 8 leading on 9
Level:2-ish. It's complicated.
Type: 7
Special Notes about your civilization: i haven't directly alluded to what exactly, but it is commonly known that the royal family is odd in some subtle respects. But that is the extent of it, no other citizens are known to possess super-human abilities.
Any Improvement Suggestions for the Index?: Nothing immediately comes to mind, nope.