Super Response Protocol

Super Response Protocol (SRP)

Overview:
The Super Response Protocol (SRP) is the official set of guidelines for responding to super-powered incidents within Realism Hit Roleplay (RHRP). It ensures a structured and balanced approach to handling enhanced individuals, defining escalation levels, jurisdiction, inter-agency coordination, and the potential summoning of superheroes when necessary.

Threat Classification System: Super-powered, extraterrestrial, and chaos-related incidents are categorized into structured ranking levels to determine the appropriate response. Each category is designated a numerical scale from 1 to 4, increasing in severity.

Super Level Threats (S-Class)

• S-1 (Super Level 1): Minor disturbances involving enhanced individuals. No immediate danger to the public.
  
  

  • Handled by standard LEOs.

  • Non-lethal force recommended.

  • Example: A powered individual using abilities for personal amusement without harm.

• S-2 (Super Level 2): Active use of abilities leading to public disorder or property damage.
  
  

  • LEOs may request SGA/SHIELD support.

  • Containment protocols initiated.

  • GOTF & Federal Agencies may assist in handling these cases.

  • Example: A super-powered fight causing collateral damage in an urban area.

• S-3 (Super Level 3): Direct harm to civilians or large-scale destruction.
  
  

  • Mandatory SGA/SHIELD intervention.

  • MIB involvement if extraterrestrial or classified elements are present.

  • GOTF & Federal Agencies provide support but do not lead operations.

  • Lethal force authorized if containment fails.

  • Superhero Summons May Be Considered.

  • Example: A rogue super-powered individual attacking law enforcement or civilians.

• S-4 (Super Level 4): Reality-altering events, mass destruction, or existential threats.
  
  

  • Full mobilization of SGA, SHIELD, MIB, and specialized task forces such as the Ghostbusters if paranormal elements are involved.

  • Global Operations Task Force (GOTF) and NSA/FBI provide auxiliary support but are not primary response units.

  • Martial law or large-scale evacuation may be required.

  • Superhero Summons Strongly Recommended.

  • Example: A super-powered individual capable of destroying an entire city.

Extraterrestrial Threats (E.T. Classification)

• ET-10 (Extraterrestrial Level 1): Confirmed but non-hostile presence, monitored by MIB.

• ET-20 (Extraterrestrial Level 2): Unidentified anomaly requiring containment or analysis.

  • GOTF & Federal Agencies may assist.

• ET-30 (Extraterrestrial Level 3): Potential hostile entity, requires immediate response from MIB and SHIELD.

• ET-40 (Extraterrestrial Level 4): Large-scale extraterrestrial invasion or existential threat, necessitating full-force mobilization, including superhero intervention.

MIB Responsibilities:

• Coordinate with SHIELD and SGA to contain or neutralize extraterrestrial threats.

• Enforce secrecy and manage public disinformation when necessary.

• Secure and store extraterrestrial technology or biological specimens for analysis.

• Maintain contact with classified interstellar entities when applicable.

Chaos Events (C-Class Catastrophic Incidents)

Chaos Events are large-scale, unpredictable disasters that threaten massive loss of life, infrastructure destruction, or fundamental shifts in reality.

• C-01 (Chaos Event Level 1): Localized anomaly with minimal impact (e.g., temporary dimensional rifts, small-scale energy distortions).

• C-02 (Chaos Event Level 2): Moderate disruption affecting city blocks or regions (e.g., super-powered riots, reality fractures, biohazards).

  • GOTF & Federal Agencies may assist in containment.

• C-03 (Chaos Event Level 3): Large-scale catastrophe requiring federal/global response (e.g., time-space collapses, continent-wide anomalies).

• C-04 (Chaos Event Level 4): Apocalyptic or extinction-level event (e.g., planetary destabilization, reality implosion, intergalactic war).

  • Ghostbusters may be called in cases involving paranormal phenomena.

Operational Terminology & Communication Codes:

To ensure efficient communication during super-powered incidents, the following coded terms are used:

• Code V (Vanguard Required): Request for SGA/SHIELD immediate response.

• Code M (Men in Black Mobilization): MIB requested for extraterrestrial or classified threats.

• Code B (Backup Mandatory): All available units requested for escalation.

• Code S (Superhero Summons): Authorization for a superhero intervention.

• Code G (Ghost Protocol): Ghostbusters required for paranormal or spiritual disturbances.

• Code X (Extreme Containment): Deploy full suppression teams.

• Code C (Casualty Imminent): Confirmed civilian or responder casualties.

• Code Z (Zero Visibility): Unidentified or unexpected anomaly encountered.

• Code 4 (Under Control): Threat neutralized; return to standard operations.

• Code W (Wipe Authorization): MIB clearance for memory erasure protocols.

Jurisdiction & Inter-Agency Cooperation:

1. Standard LEOs (LSPD, BCSO, etc.): Handle S-1 threats and assist in containment of S-2 incidents.

2. SGA & SHIELD: Lead response for S-2 to S-3 incidents and provide tactical oversight.

3. MIB: Responsible for extraterrestrial containment, memory wipes, and evidence disposal. Additionally, MIB may be activated for super-powered clean-up operations when necessary.

4. GOTF & Federal Agencies:

• Assist with S-2 and ET-20 level threats but are not the primary response force for higher-level threats.

• Provide intelligence, logistical support, and backup for SGA, SHIELD, and MIB in S-3, S-4, ET-30, ET-40, and C-Class threats.

5. Superhero Summons Protocol: If threat levels escalate beyond standard containment, superheroes may be officially requested through SGA/SHIELD channels.

6. Special Response Teams: Certain divisions within agencies may have super-specific containment units.

Final Notes:
The SRP is subject to updates as new threats emerge. LEOs, federal agencies, and specialized divisions must undergo periodic training to stay prepared for evolving super-powered, extraterrestrial, and chaos-related incidents.

Failure to follow SRP procedures may result in disciplinary action or removal from duty.