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Exactly what it says on the tin!

Rank all your characters in order of how they would fair in a tournament! Goal: knock out the opponent.

I'll start:



Now you go!

Ohh boy i have a ton of ocs but this would be so chaotic

+The honorable mention of Marcy who would not last against any of them but put up a good fight

Out of my non-anonymous characters:

Aight, lemme see lol

As with any good fight, it would depend on the circumstances.
Since I haven't ported over most of my characters, and I'm not planning to, I'm going by descriptions. Also, the names probably would be mostly useless for anyone but me.

Oh, this looks fun.

Hmm... Good question:

Interesting!


I will add, my tier list has a couple of winners, and it all depends on where/when the battle is taking place!


Patches and Haku are listed twice because the both of them have situational battle prowess.

When awake, Patches is easily the least powerful of my cast and wouldn't stand a chance in any battle. They're not strong and not intelligent enough to put up a good fight. In the Dreamworld, however? Patches is omnipotent and practically untouchable. Unless you're a lucid dreamer, an insomniac, or are also capable of manipulating dreams, you're going to lose no matter how strong you are. The house always wins, as they say.

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So if all combatants are in the Dreamworld, then Patches will come out on top, guaranteed. The fight would be rigged in their favour.

Assuming all combatants are awake, Haku would then take the first-place spot. Combine the strength and healing factor of a werewolf with bounty-hunting weaponry, and you've got a recipe for disaster.

Assuming the fight takes place during the day, and Haku is human, then victory goes to Mixie.

Nahh this is fun as hell, lemme see! Like my friend Hades above me, I think the winner very much depends on the when, where and how, but I'mma try and keep myself from gettin' carried away.


Right, so.. Randle would, in a scenario where all bets are off and killing the other opponents would be the only objective, win. If he breaks his carapace and lets his inner Anti-Magick spill out, he pretty much obliterates reality as we know it, sucking everything and everyone that ever was, is and will be into a black hole of nothingness. He'd consume himself as well, though, so I wonder if that would even count as winning.

Nah, in a less apocalyptic scenario, Sprite's Therion form would win. She's enormous, extremely fast and strong, and doesn't stop until she's rendered into a puddle of blood and bones. It would take a whole battleship to knock her down, pretty much.

On third place, we'd have Nice Man Blake himself, under the condition that he's not cornered in his little evil lair, and that he still has his entire army and plethora of gadgets on stand-by. Blake is decked in top-notch cyberware and the military leader of an enormous intercontinential army and fleet, so he'd have no issue at all keeping enemies off his back. Unless, of course, story magic happens and he's suddenly confronted by his mortal enemy, son, and grumpy mama.

The rest of 'em pretty much speak for themselves! A lot of these characters wouldn't even dream of fighting each other, though, but it's still really fun to think about.

Hmmm...this looks fun. Like others, definitely have some who will vary.



Rhith takes top spot only cause of Naberius....perhaps Ukuri too but he's not on RPR right now to explain. Rhith's keen mind is able to out think and snare many opponents but add that to Naberius, the very creator of existence, he's guaranteed winner.

On normal ground, Callius is the victor. Even without using his Bahamut, he can beat the rest without trying. Casting his own ability aside, he also has the largest and advanced military and tech. Should he use every aspect of his Bahamut, he could rewrite reality to his liking...if he didn't reduce it all to the chaotic resources it started from. Granted...that would cost him much to abuse the power given to him. In that regard, The Bahamut itself is the winner.

Blacklight takes 2nd due to the combination of his Bahamut and Kigem Heart. Even without paying the Anima price to access all his power, his Bahamut easily outdoes Callius', who has paid his price, because of the Heart. Of course...he has to not fear his power first. In short, all three must be mindful about abusing their power.

To keep this exercise fair and interesting, I'll only be including my top five most recurring characters. Let's go!


At the end of it all, Hekili'akos takes the win, followed shortly by Azura'ellys and Jack Hatchett. No one should be surprised, considering that the victor can make meteorites kiss the earth. Azura can temporarily become ethereal using her powers as a dreamwalker, but she's still susceptible to the same non-earthly damage that can theoretically harm ghosts, and given that Hekili has long since shed his mortal body, anything he does to her will take effect regardless of her form and state.

In a completely different vein, Jack is a juggernaut of strength and defense and highly resistant to fire, which constitutes most of the elemental damage Hekili is capable of producing, making him hard to scratch through both magic and might... almost. The power Hekili commands at his fingertips isn't limited to just fire, but extends to more solar-oriented magics as well, and Jack is far more resistant to physical damage than he is the arcane, making this another difficult yet probable win for Hekili.

As for the last two? Everyone likes to joke that Harrison Graves is just a crappy magician, but his squishy exterior and one-trick pony tendencies mask something far more insidious. The man is a menace, especially when things come down to the wire, and he won't hesitate to curb-stomp Valerie King into tomorrow. While formidable and armed with a plethora of raven-like forms, she wears everything she is on her sleeve, leaving the underused element of surprise in the favor of Harrison.

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