Agency intel // Classified
N.A.T.I.O.N.The Obsidian Agency vault
Step inside the Obsidian Agency's computer system and read the files it keeps on the Knightverge's characters - exactly how the agency classifies them, in its own words.
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What's in an agency file
Every file opens with the agency's own banner for the subject, then the full written assessment. The public wiki tells you who a character is. NATION tells you what the agency thinks of them.
Threat level
How dangerous the agency judges the subject, from minimal to extreme, with its own colour-coded rating.
Bio-scan
What the agency's scanners say the subject actually is.
Power profile
The abilities NATION has recorded, and the primary target points it advises exploiting.
Known affiliations
Who the subject answers to, who they run with, and what the agency has redacted.
Agency assessment
Written in the agency's own voice, so it can disagree with the public record.
How to get in
- 01
Join the Knightverge
Any member of the site has clearance. Create a free account, or sign in if you already have one.
- 02
Enter the vault
NATION boots up, verifies you by name and opens the archive.
- 03
Pull a file
Choose a character and NATION pulls their file live, decrypting it on screen every time.
Questions
- What is NATION?
- NATION is the Obsidian Agency's central computer system - its intelligence archive. Fans who are members of the site can open it to see how the agency classifies Knightverge characters.
- Who can access the vault?
- Every member of the Knightverge site. Signing up is free, and signed-out visitors will be asked to sign in before a file opens.
- Is an agency file the same as a character's profile?
- No. A character's public profile is the wiki entry. An agency file is the Obsidian Agency's own view of them - how it rates, tracks and labels them - and it can differ from, or contradict, the public record.
- Do I have to sit through the boot sequence every time?
- The full NATION boot plays once when you first enter the vault in a browser session. After that, each file simply decrypts as it loads, and a Skip button is always available.