Tier One: Famous and well studied (like the ones in my banner)

Tier Two: not mentioned as often but still discussed

Tier Three: Often contained to their fandom of origin, rarely breach containment

Tier Four: Always contained to a (usually obscure) fandom

L O A D I N G   M I S S I O N   F I L E . . .

TIER REQUIRED: TWO

LIKELY AUTHORITIES TO RESPOND: YOUTH BRIGADE [X], GREEN BANSHEE (UTP)

MISSION REPORT:

Reports have been coming out of the Vancouver area recently, that a “Collective member” has been going on a citywide rampage. Within the last three months, five businesses have been burglarized, numerous billboard signs have been defaced, a subway has been derailed, and all thirty-five public toilets of a local high school have been cherry-bombed. All of these crimes have been claimed by just one villain, who has identified herself as Replica. Replica has become a bit of a TikTok sensation since she first burst onto the supervillain scene as well, as she records all of her acts of chaos for her channel. 

Ordinarily the Collective wouldn’t insert themself into the business of a non-agency villian, the problem is that Replica has claimed that she is in fact a Collective member. As there is no record of Replica in any agency record, and she appears too young to be a member, it is presumed her claim of membership is a lie simply to bolster her clout as a villain. With her influence growing, and her actions becoming more and more reckless, the Collective has decided that it must put a stop to Replica- or at the very least get her to agree to make a public statement admitting that she has no ties with the agency. 

PERSON(S) OF INTEREST:

Replica: The agency has no information on Replica’s real identity, however it is assumed that she likely attends the high school that was at the center of her early vandalisms. Replica appears to be anywhere from 16-18 years of age, and is considered a highly skilled replicator- meaning she can make multiple copies of herself.  Ms. White has suggested that when found, Replica could be persuaded to join one of North America’s junior supervillain leagues, such as America’s own The Teen Terrors.

L O A D I N G   M I S S I O N   F I L E . . .

TIER REQUIRED: TWO

LIKELY AUTHORITIES TO RESPOND: LOCAL AUTHORITIES, MIND MASTER (UTP)

MISSION REPORT:

Three days ago, the retired supervillain known as Dr. Judgement, filed a crime request asking the Collective to provide him with two villains to utilize as private security. The private security, he explained, was not to be used for himself, but rather his youngest son who is soon to be turning twenty-one. Planning to celebrate the milestone in Cancun, Mexico, Dr. Judgement is concerned that his son’s habit of flaunting his money and ties to the criminal underground, will likely drawl in unwanted attention. 

The retired villain has cautioned, that any Collective member involved not present themself openly as hired muscle, but instead find a way into his son’s entourage the night of the party. Should his son discover his father hired villains to protect him, he’ll likely throw them out of whatever club or beachside mansion they should find him in that night. Villains should also be reminded that while on the job, they are not to overindulge in any of the party’s various offerings. 

PERSON(S) OF INTEREST:

Dr. Judgement: A retired supervillain who was a registered member of the Collective between 1985-2014. He amassed a large degree of wealth during his time as a supervillain, and was once considered a bit of a party animal himself back during his own heyday. 

Rico [REDACTED]: Dr. Judgement’s son. This is not the first time Rico has had a run-in with the Collective. According to agency records, he’s been kidnapped and held for ransom at least three separate times, and arrested five times on charges varying from mail fraud to attempting to steal a Saudi prince’s pet chimpanzee. 

L O A D I N G   M I S S I O N   F I L E . . .

TIER REQUIRED: TWO

LIKELY AUTHORITIES TO RESPOND: PRIVATE SECURITY, GEO GIRL (UTP)

MISSION REPORT:

The Nürburgring, located in the town of Nürburg,Germany, is an infamous test track that has been utilized by auto makers throughout the world to test their latest pre-production vehicles. These vehicles aren’t just any old sedans or SUVs, however, every car taken to The Nürburgring is done so with the intention of showing off the auto makers speed-defying capabilities. None of the cars brought to this track are ever designed for civilian use, these cars were built exclusively for the race track, and the world’s elite to use as their new favorite toy. 

This upcoming weekend, The Collective has gathered intel that Ferrari is scheduled to arrive at the test track with not just one- but two of its newest and reportedly fastest prototypes yet. Should The Collective manage to acquire either one of them, it would certainly bring with it a high price on the black market- as well as a bit of fun for the villains in the meantime. Mr. Blue has arranged for a cargo ship to help transport any stolen merchandise after the theft. Information on the time of the race, reported security involved, and the location of Blue’s cargo ship have been included in the mission report. 

PERSON(S) OF INTEREST:

N/A

L O A D I N G   M I S S I O N   F I L E . . .

TIER REQUIRED: TWO

LIKELY AUTHORITIES TO RESPOND: LOCAL POLICE, GREEN BANSHEE (UTP)

MISSION REPORT:

Yesterday, The Collective of Supervillainy received a crime request and subsequent payment from someone using the alias “Mars”. In the request, Mars asked whether the Collective could complete a bank heist in one particular branch of Siam Commercial Bank, located in the Pathum Wan District of Bangkok, Thailand. Within the request, Mars gave everything a group of hopeful bank robbers would need, including employee schedules, the locations of security cameras, a blueprint of the facility, and even individual vault codes. The fact that Mars already paid the Collective fully upfront for the job, makes the mission all that more odd. 

Within Mars’s request, they state specifically that they want a particular safety deposit box, and that the rest of the heist is to be done in order to cover up that one specific theft. Mars has also stated that any money taken during the heist can be kept by the villains involved, and that they are solely interested in the safety deposit box previously mentioned. The crime seems like a trap if there ever was one, but the amount of money involved may be just enough to grab the attention of more than one of our villains. 

PERSON(S) OF INTEREST:

Mars: The mysterious client behind the bank heist request. We have no other information about their identity. They have given the instructions of leaving the stolen safety deposit box inside one of the laundry machines of a local laundromat upon completion of this crime. 

Tier One: The first tier of hunters consist of those who’ve realized that the world is much darker than they ever believed possible, and gather what resources they have to combat it. Unfortunately, what resources they have are limited to what they and their likely small circle of allies can gather. Whatever information they have on the monsters they hunt is likely limited to direct observation and public information that may well be entirely mythical.

For example, they might know that sunlight can destroy vampires, but Holy Symbols don’t have the power to ward them off...most of the time. What’s more likely to work against a werewolf, silver or aconite? The list goes on. Much is obscured from these Hunters, their enemies striking from darkness, but still they’re brave enough to step up against threats powerful and alien in nature.

Tier Two: The second tier of hunters are comprised of many hunter cells, groups ranging from two to twenty people each, that have managed to form strong alliances with each other, prompting the spread of resources, information, shouldering each other in the long night.

These “Compacts” tend to have a general ideology shared by their members, but different ideas on how to achieve it, with whatever leadership present permissive of different approaches, provided they aren’t totally opposing or hostile to the Compact. Their range of influence tends to be regional as opposed to global, and the few compacts that are multinational don’t always have a huge range influence where they operate.

Tier 3: The third and final tier of hunters refers to powerful factions that operate in the shadows. Most are at least a century old, with influence across the world. The hunters who join these “Conspracies” have access to powerful weapons, archives with a wealth of information, and perhaps most importantly, Endowments, tools, powers, and knowledge that put those who possess them on an even playing field with the monsters.

But there is a price to pay for such power. Conspiracies brook little to no dissent among their numbers, and are quick to turn their attention on those who defy their orders. These hunters must often face the choice of whether freedom or power is more important than the other in their hunts. There is also the risk that shadowy heads of these conspriacies may not be totally honest with their agents...