Category:Local Multiverses

The Omniverse is composed of several distinct layers of reality, known as "Local Multiverses" or "Realms", which all have distinct characteristics and rules. Each Multiverse is composed of several dimensions which each inherit the traits and rules of their parent multiverse, while often having some of their own properties.

Each Multiverse is its own distinct layer of reality, being ordered from 'highest' to 'lowest' is based on each individual universe's "Average Reality Stability" (ARS) rating. ARS measures the stability of reality by measuring how much 'reality' exists within any given area or dimension, with dimensions that have a Low ARS score having a very unstable and fluctuating nature, dimensions with a Medium ARS score being generally similar to Baseline Reality, and dimensions with a High ARS score often appearing overwhelming or otherwise 'magical' in the eyes of standard beings that enter them.