Missions

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This page explains the missions available to the members of the Inn, as well as how well they pay.
To know what else the PARADIGM Agents have discovered, refer to the Investigation Log.

Mission Rankings

PARADIGM ranks missions on a D to S system to signify the urgency and scale of the mission. The descriptions of the rankings are as follows.

D Rank Missions: Missions of a standard cleanup/containment nature. The danger is localized, the threat is of a relatively small scale, and the mission can be handled by roughly any agent worth their salt, albeit some might need help.
Payment: 1,000 dollars. (100,000 ¥)

C Rank Missions: Missions which are of a more serious threat level, actually requiring a bit more than standard action, which can have farther reaching consequences, such as affecting an entire city or area. The dangers involved in this type of mission can vary by the number or the nature of the threat, and are to be taken seriously by all but the strongest of agents.
Payment: 5,000 dollars. (500,000 ¥)

B Rank Missions: More serious missions, the kind which can have far-reaching consequences. Often a precursor to something larger and PARADIGM is taking preventative measures, or something of a small-scale disaster. Powerful single targets or organized groups qualify as B Rank missions, and agents are advised to come prepared for the worst.
Payment: 10,000 dollars. (1,000,000 ¥)

A Rank Missions: Missions of this rank are of a deadly serious nature. An entire country or region is at risk, the danger is widespread or immediate, and things have to be handled decisively and with high risk. Incredibly powerful single opponents with dangerously organized groups or armies might be involved, or actual natural disasters on a country-wide scale. All agents are ordered to proceed with caution, and to end this ASAP.
Payment: 25,000 dollars. (2,500,000 ¥)

S Rank Missions: Missions for the strongest and most qualified of agents. S Rank missions are of a planetary scale, and the threats are numerous, widespread and incredibly dangerous both on a personal and organizational scale. Several high-ranking agents are required for these kinds of missions, and the urgency is directly proportionate to how widespread the danger is. These might be time and resource consuming missions, and all agents are ordered to be ready to be involved for an extended amount of time.
Payment: 50,000 dollars. (5,000,000 ¥)

SS and SSS Rank Missions: Missions of an S rank which are on a scale yet unseen. Possibly galactic or universal scale. Expect the apocalypse if a mission of this rank is ever attempted, and all agents are to participate. Note: Any mission which gains the SS rank means it was an S Rank that was not accomplished, so the dangers are doubled or tripled, at least, and all agents are to take up arms and participate.
Payment: 100,000 to 500,000 dollars. (10,000,000 to 50,000,000 ¥)

Mission Template

This is to help people figure out how to post their mission in an easy to read format.

===Operation #Number: Mission Name===
*'''Description:''' Simple description of the mission
*'''Rank:''' Rank Goes Here (SSS/SS/S/A/B/C/D)
*'''Genre:''' Type of Mission
*'''Location:''' Where mission takes place.
*'''Client:''' Contact Name
*'''Status:''' <font color=red>Open</font> or <font color=green>Closed</font>

*'''Participants''':
** Participant 1
** Participant 2
** Participant 3
*'''Synopsis''': First short sentence for the mission description.
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• For Genre, it's pretty much what you feel the mission is. People have used Intel / Mytery / Political / Magical / Drama / Martial Arts / Adventure / Spiritual / Espionage / Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Action / Horror / Comedy / Survival / Mature / Supernatural so far.
• The : indents the paragraph. Also, you do not need to use the BR or P codes for breaks and paragraphs. Just spacing with enter and using : at the beginning is enough.
• Toggledisplay is finicky, so it has to be on its own line. If it's on a line with something else, it may cause issues. Toggledisplay is what hides the bulk of your synopsis to keep the page a bit more manageable.

Available Missions

Operation #240: The God of Rock Demands You, Drive Faster

• Description: Three Lost Vikings need help winning a race to garner favor from the God of Rock so that they can go home.
• Rank: C
• Genre: Rock 'N' Roll Racing/The Lost Vikings
• Location: Planet Valhalla
• Client: The Voice of the God of Rock, aka the Metaltron: Ozzie
• Status: Open

• Participants:
  • Participant 1
  • Participant 2
  • Participant 3
• Synopsis: First short sentence for the mission description.

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Operation #247: Resurrection of O?

• Description: A dimensional incursion has happened on the world from Mission 239. Agents are to investigate and get ready for a hard battle, as before.
• Rank: A
• Genre: Fighting
• Location: Frieza Planet #384
• Client: Trunks
• Status: Open

• Participants:
  • Participant 1
  • Participant 2
  • Participant 3
• Synopsis: First short sentence for the mission description.

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Operation #251: A Chilling Reunion AKA Eric's Character Dies Like This Were The Finale

• Description: The Sorceress Evia has felt something disturbing among the Frozen North. Dimensional Disturbance Detected.
• Rank: B
• Genre: Type of Mission
• Location: Bagonia, Largias Continent
• Client: Contact Name
• Status: Open

• Participants:
  • Participant 1
  • Participant 2
  • Participant 3
• Synopsis: First short sentence for the mission description.

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In Progress

Missions which agents have begun but have not yet been completed. Used for long-term and particularly complicated missions.

Completed Missions

These are the missions already completed by the members of the Inn.

Season One - Missions Completed #1-50
Season Two - Missions Completed #51-100
Season Three - Missions Completed #101-150
Season Four - Missions Completed #151-200
Season Five - Missions Completed #201-250

Operation #252: Part Man, All Model

• Description: A new drug ring masquerading as a bar has popped up, after changing hands. Make people run, then trash the place.
• Rank: C
• Genre: Beat 'Em Up
• Location: The End
• Client: Dylan Copeland
• Status: Closed

• Participants:
  • Miyabi Uzumaki
  • Hanako Uchiha
  • Shaila
  • Quint Nakajima
  • Seiya Sumeragi
  • Faustlin Fontaine
  • Keiko
  • Ayame Hokage
  • Crono Arinborn
• Synopsis: It was a psychobilly freakout!

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Operation #253: Turf War

• Description: The results of Operation #252 have borne fruit - into a huge turf war!
• Rank: B
• Genre: Widespread Beat 'Em Up
• Location: The End
• Client: Dylan Copeland
• Status: Closed

• Participants:
  • Izumi
  • Kamen
  • Shaila
  • Quint Nakajima
  • Seiya Sumeragi
  • Faustlin Fontaine
  • Zala
  • Ellyana Strauss
  • Ayame Hokage
  • Crono Arinborn
  • Shinshi Seta
• Synopsis: The turf war between the Malheureux Family and Don Pergolesi raged across The End...

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Operation #254: Act of the Disappearing Lacrima

• Description: A wizard's guild is looking to outsource some of its jobs as trouble builds in the area, starting with bandits!
• Rank: C
• Genre: Action/Comedy
• Location: Acalypha, Dallurn Continent
• Client: Juraia Nexus
• Status: Closed

• Participants:
  • Shaila
  • Shinshi Seta
  • Ellyana Strauss
  • Argentia
  • Kamen
  • Izumi
  • Elias Jerico
  • Genevieve May Nadia Saillune
  • Crono Arinborn
• Synopsis: A recent magical-supplies shop was stolen from in Acalypha, and the client wishes PARADIGM to catch the thieves!

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PARADIGM traveled to the Soaring Heights guild in Acalypha, where they met with the Guild Master Juraia Nexus. Here, the guild master explained to them in simple terms Dallurn was a place of adventuring wizards who would often take up jobs for the people to quell various troubles or perform various investigations. Recently, by either coincidence, coordination, or opportunity, a sudden surge of troubles had grown and were starting to overwhelmed the guilds in place. Juraia explained that because of this, they were looking for more help, and had chosen to hire PARADIGM after making somewhat recent contact with the organization. For their first job, while the majority of Soaring Heights wizards were already out on different jobs, Juraia asked them to track down a stolen shipment of lacrima (magical batteries) that had been swept away from a caravan earlier in the morning. He provided a map of where the caravan was attacked and let the party be on their way.

The party managed to track down the thieves fairly easily, as the bandits had made a camp in the nearby woods while preparing to transport the mass amount of crates further. As PARADIGM charged, they were beset upon by a firing line of magic-gun wielding thugs, and a forest full of traps. Through a show of power, however, the team managed to bust into the midst of the bandit camp where two rogue wizards revealed their faces - Totomaru, a fire-controlling wizard wielding different 'flavors' of fire in his attacks, and Trisabelle, a woman who could make her body turn to water and seemed particularly moody about her general surroundings. What began as a gentleman's agreement turned prank swiftly escalated into a hectic combat with their pair, though the Agents were able to overwhelm Totomaru with fair ease, leaving Trisabelle to retreat in a show of cowering after seeing hints of lightning magic amidst the group. Who these two are or why they were aiding the bandits is yet to be seen, but Totomaru now rests with Acalypha's guard as prisoner for further questioning.