Agents of the Multiverse

All new agents will be paired with a full fledged agent (someone else's character if there are slots available) for training for the first real life week of their creation, then you may apply for full operative status if you wish and if the character qualifies (see clearance levels). If there are no player character Mentors available, staff will assign you an NPC that you are welcome to play for yourself, or you're welcome to wait until there's a player character available to be assigned to you.

You're welcome to play out this training period longer than a week, if that's something you'd like to explore with your characters, but a week is the minimum time. The amount of interaction between your character and their mentor is entirely up to you and the other player. This relationship doesn't have to be played out 'on screen', but it's a great way to get your feet wet and to build lasting bonds between characters.

Characters who are minors (anyone under 18) will be placed with a team of up to four other characters of the same age. They will also be placed with an adult chaperone who will look out for them and their team, and act as a surrogate parent until that character reaches the age of majority. Minor characters may petition for a different Chaperone at any time for any reason (though they aren't always guaranteed to receive it unless you also have an OOC reason).

If you have spoken to the player of a specific character, and you would like to request them for your character's mentor or chaperone, then you may do so, otherwise your character's mentor/chaperone will be decided by staff. Both you and the player of the mentor/chaperone will receive a DM if this happens.

Staff typically chooses mentors based on skill levels and player availability. All agents who have been in play for more than two weeks, and are above clearance level one are up for mentorship. Players must actively volunteer their characters to be either mentors or chaperones, however. If you would like to offer up your character as one, you can find the requirements here, but please make sure that you will be able to be active enough for the responsibility. Players who frequently ghost, or who only rarely play will be asked not to partake in this role.


Skill level assessment can happen off screen, and you can assign your character a skill level yourself, or someone who plays a character with at least a level 3 security clearance (Senior Operative) can roleplay it out with you. Filling out a character's skill levels isn't a requirement, but doing so does add more depth to your character's experience, and it makes it easier for staff to figure out which mentor to place them with.

If you need a reference, or if you would like to display your character's skills on their character sheet, feel free to utilize the graphics below!


No skill. Your character is either very bad at, or has had no experience with this subject.


Novice. Your character has had a little experience with this skill, but is still a brand new baby at it.


Competent. Your character has had some practice with this skill at this point, and they're pretty good with it.


Proficient. Your character is good at this skill. They're not going to win any contests, but they can hold their own.


Expert. Your character doesn't know everything there is to know about this skill, but they're very, very good.


Master. Your character knows nearly everything there is to know about this skill. They are probably the person that others consult when they want to know something about it.

❔Where do interested parties sign up to be agents?
❗ Those who wish to become agents visit the Omphalos directly, and may request information about becoming an agent, either through the front desk in the lobby, or through one of the computers that are available to use either in the same space or in the lounge. Interested parties will have to fill out information about themselves and submit a resume in order to petition to become an agent. If accepted, your character will be contacted by an existing agent (NPC), and given a time and a date to begin orientation. They will also be given instructions on how to seek out living quarters within the Omphalos, if an apartment is desired or needed.

Those who don't have the skills or fortitude to become agents but who may still want to help with the cause are often given roles within the Omphalos itself such as helping in the kitchens or supply requisition until they can be properly trained up.

❔Do agents have to give their real names?
❗ While it is strongly preferred that real names are given (in confidence) to those like one's medical professionals and the AotM's higher ups, it's rarely a requirement. If they don't come with their own, agents are often given an alias as an extra layer of security during more dangerous or covert misions.