Superman, Thanos, Galactus, Hulk, Doctor Manhattan: rank Marvel and DC characters from most to least powerful.
Pick a theme and a ranking size, then start the game. Cards drop one at a time: for each one, you choose a free rank. Once a card is placed, it stays there.
You never know which card is coming next. Put a great card too high and you may have no room for the next one: that’s the whole twist of a blind ranking, also called a blind tier list.
Every game draws at random from these 37 cards. Here is each one, with a short profile and key facts.
Last son of Krypton, raised in Kansas, he draws near-limitless strength from the yellow sun. A symbol of hope, he holds his power back at all times so he never hurts anyone.
A survivor of the universe that existed before the Big Bang, he must devour the energy of planets to live. Neither good nor evil, he sees himself as a force of nature essential to cosmic balance.
Norrin Radd gave up his freedom to Galactus to save his home planet. As Galactus's herald he roams the cosmos on his silver board, until he finally turns against his master.
An Eternal Titan obsessed with Death, he gathered the Infinity Gems to wipe out half of the universe with a snap of his fingers. A formidable strategist even without the Gauntlet.
Born from the gamma rays that struck Bruce Banner, Hulk embodies rage with no ceiling. The angrier he gets, the stronger he becomes, and nothing seems able to stop him for long.
God of Thunder and prince of Asgard, he protects the Nine Realms with Mjolnir. Now a king, he has inherited the Odinforce, one of the most powerful energies in the cosmos.
A survivor of the camps, Erik Lehnsherr swore that mutants would never be persecuted again. His control of magnetism is so precise that he can rip apart a bridge or move the iron in a human body.
A telepath and telekinetic of the X-Men, she is the host of the Phoenix Force, the universe's entity of life and rebirth. When the Phoenix takes over, stars go out.
Wanda Maximoff wields chaos magic and manipulates probability. In a moment of grief, three words were enough to strip millions of mutants of their powers.
Tyrant of Apokolips, he seeks the Anti-Life Equation to strip every living being of free will. He embodies tyranny itself, beyond his physical body.
A creature engineered on Krypton through forced evolution: killed over and over, it came back more resilient every time. Best known as the one who killed Superman.
Diana, Amazon princess of Themyscira, is a warrior trained since childhood and blessed by the gods. She fights for peace with strength on par with Superman's.
Barry Allen is connected to the Speed Force, the energy that makes time move forward. At full speed he outruns light, crosses dimensions and rewrites history.
With no powers at all, Bruce Wayne forged a body and mind at the peak of human potential. He keeps a plan against each of his own allies, and is famous for always being one step ahead.
America's favorite superhero and leader of the Seven. Behind the perfect smile hides an unstable being who would do anything to be loved.
Nolan Grayson, a hero adored on Earth, is in fact a scout for the Viltrumite empire. His confrontation with his son left an entire city in ruins.
Peter Parker, bitten by a radioactive spider, learned that with great power comes great responsibility. He is constantly holding back his punches.
A mutant with an adamantium-coated skeleton and over a century of life behind him. He's the best there is at what he does, and what he does isn't very nice.
A disfigured, chatty mercenary who knows he's in a comic book. In one of his stories, he has already killed the entire Marvel universe.
An arrogant surgeon who became Sorcerer Supreme after losing the use of his hands. He protects Earth from mystical threats.
Tony Stark, a genius billionaire, built his first suit of armor in a cave. He keeps inventing a new one for every threat.
Steve Rogers, a frail soldier transformed by the super-soldier serum. He embodies a will that never bends.
Robert Reynolds wields the power of a million exploding suns. His worst enemy, the Void, is nothing but his own dark side.
Victor von Doom, monarch of Latveria, masters both science and magic. He even stole the power of the Beyonders.
An alien symbiote bonded to Eddie Brock. Together they make a lethal protector, and the symbiote itself is tied to a god of darkness, Knull.
Lord of the Dark Dimension and an entity of pure magic. He constantly seeks to swallow Earth into his realm.
Carol Danvers, a pilot fused with Kree DNA. She absorbs energy and fires it back as cosmic blasts.
A nameless criminal with a frozen grin, obsessed with Batman. No one knows where he came from, not even him.
Hal Jordan, a test pilot chosen by a ring that turns willpower into reality. He knows no fear.
Billy Batson, an orphan, becomes a super-powered adult by speaking a magic word. He carries the gifts of six legendary figures.
J'onn J'onzz, last of the green Martians, took refuge on Earth. He is often called the heart of the Justice League.
Jon Osterman was disintegrated in a lab accident and rebuilt himself atom by atom. He experiences all of time at once.
The spirit of divine vengeance, bound to the soul of a murdered police officer. He punishes the guilty with terrible irony.
An interdimensional demon and father of Raven. He has conquered countless worlds and wants Earth to be next.
Once the champion of the wizard Shazam, he became a tyrant ruling his homeland. As strong as Superman, he never holds back.
Al Simmons, a soldier killed and sent back from Hell as a soldier in its army. He turns his powers against his masters.
Mark Grayson, son of Omni-Man, discovers his Viltrumite powers at 17. He wants to be a hero despite his father's legacy.
Superman on the DC side and cosmic characters like Galactus, Thanos with the Infinity Gauntlet or Doctor Manhattan from Watchmen usually top the lists. Their power changes a lot from one writer and era to the next, hence the endless Marvel vs DC debates.
A tier list is a ranking in tiers, from best to worst. Tiers are usually lettered: S for the elite, then A, B, C and D.
With a regular tier list maker, you drag pictures into tiers freely. On BlindTier, you pick a theme and a Top 10, 20 or 50, then place the cards one by one without knowing which one comes next. It’s free and needs no sign-up.
A blind ranking is a game where you rank items without seeing the rest of the list. Each item is revealed one at a time and has to get a final spot, so you make every choice without knowing what comes next.
In a tier list, you see every item before sorting them into tiers. In a blind ranking, items are revealed one by one and every spot is final: you have to bet on what’s coming.
Yes. BlindTier is free to play in your browser, on desktop and mobile, with no sign-up.
