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AISYS v4.3 | Threat Classification System Summary

Generated Using Files Available Under Access Level: Initiate

; Report Intel limited Due To Standing Orders Not To Hack Friendly Targets.

[ Introduction ]

Framework for classifying various threat levels, aiding in appropriate response allocation.

Source compiled from official Hero Agency and Local Enforcement databases.

[ Threat Classifications ]

• Class E Threats (Everyday Level):

Description:

Minor disturbances, petty crimes, small property damage, and non-violent incidents.

Response:

Handled by law enforcement or low-ranking heroes (Initiate-P1/E1 to P2/E2).

• Class D Threats (Disorder Level):

Description:

Moderate criminal activity, gang-related violence, destruction of property, low-level superhuman threats.

Response:

Requires intervention from mid-level heroes (Initiate-P2/E2 to Apprentice-P1/E1).

• Class C Threats (Conflict Level):

Description:

Significant threats like armed robberies, terrorist incidents, and minor superhuman battles.

Response:

Responded to by skilled heroes (Apprentice-P2/E2 to Guardian-P1/E1).

• Class B Threats (Battle Level):

Description:

Major threats such as natural disasters, mid-level superhuman threats, and large-scale conflicts.

Response:

Experienced heroes needed (Guardian-P2/E2 to Elite-P1/E1).

• Class A Threats (Assault Level):

Description:

Extreme threats involving high-level superhuman antagonists, massive disasters, and potential major loss of life.

Response:

• Class S Threats (Catastrophic Level):

Description:

[REDACTED]

Response:

[REDACTED]

• Class X Threats (Existential Level):

Description:

[REDACTED]

Response:

[REDACTED]

[ Notes ]

AISYS:

"It appears that for the time being, while we get on-the-job training, we will most likely be assisting the local police."

Your Response:

"I'm okay if they take us slowly. My life has been changing at lightning speed, so I'll take any breather I can get."

AISYS v4.3 | File Compilation: Hero Agency Ranking, Notation, and Classification System

Access Level: Initiate - Areia (Josh)

[ Introduction ]

A guide to understanding the intricacies of the Hero Agency's ranking, notation, and classification systems. This file serves as a quick reference for operatives in the field or newcomers to the agency.

Compiled from data gathered during orientation and testing sessions at the Hero Agency, led by veteran hero Comet.

[ Ranking System ]

• Initiate:

New to the field, still learning to control their powers.

Example: Areia (P1/E1)

• Apprentice:

Proficient control, some successful field experience.

• Guardian:

Mastered abilities, significant experience.

• Elite:

Veterans, noted accomplishments.

• Legend:

Paragons of the hero world, feats are legendary.

[ Annotations ]

• Power (P):

P1: Lower power level for rank.

P2: Average power level for rank.

P3: Higher power level for rank.

• Experience (E):

E1: Lower experience for rank.

E2: Average experience for rank.

E3: Higher experience for rank.

Note: Annotations are subject to change through biannual evaluations.

[ Classification System ]

• Physical Heroes:

Superhuman physical attributes.

• Elemental Heroes:

Control or generate natural elements.

• Psychic Heroes:

Mental powers.

• Technological Heroes:

Utilize technology or AI.

• Transformation Heroes:

Ability to alter forms.

• Hybrid Heroes:

Mix of multiple classifications.

Example: Areia (Technological/Transformation)