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− | + | The Quantum League is a superhuman alliance similar to '''The Silver Age Sentinels''', '''The Champions''', and '''The Adventurers'''. Organized in Champions Online by '''@skyrimhogwarts''', the Quantum League was created to allow role players to play out their superhero fantasies without being limited to only the content given within Champions Online. Most - if not all - of The Quantum League’s story arcs come from original, powerfully thought out content created by members within the supergroup. As a community, members within The Quantum League view each other as a family; thus, treating one another with respect, charity, and love. | |
− | + | The Quantum League’s missions take them through supernatural investigations, covert operations, journeys to other dimensions, space-fights, and large-scale battles. Sometimes teaming up with other well-known super teams, The Quantum League are ready and willing to help out in almost every area they are needed in. The Quantum League takes thematic cues from well-known teams such as '''The Avengers''', '''The X-Men''', '''The Incredibles''', '''The Fantastic Four''', '''The Guardians of the Galaxy''', '''The Justice League''', and '''The Teen Titans'''. The Quantum League also has a heavy stylistic influence from the Modern Era of Superheroes in comic books, movies, and television. | |
− | '''When observing potential recruits, The Quantum League looks for members with complex, well thought-out, and presentable characters who - if a part of the League - will represent us well, not only aesthetically, but in public and roleplay settings. High quality applicants tend to have visually established character designs, complex backstories, and thought out character arcs; all-the-while, being creative, approachable, and positive people to be around. It is important to us that every member stands out in their own unique way that sets them apart and makes them easily identifiable among other members.''' | + | The Quantum League’s members are organized in a hierarchical chain of command: '''Commander''', '''Captain''', '''Field Officers''', '''Core Members''', '''League Members''', and '''Recruits'''. All members start out as a Recruit. After participating in three successful Quantum League roleplay events (without any negative setbacks), Recruits are promoted to full Quantum League Membership Status. From there, further activity will eventually lead passionate members toward Core Membership, where they will be highly regarded, valued, looked up to, and respected among all other ranks. From this point, Core Members are looked upon in the event that new Field Officers are needed, in which case they will be appointed. |
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+ | When observing potential recruits, The Quantum League looks for members with complex, well thought-out, and presentable characters who - if a part of the League - will represent us well, not only aesthetically, but in public and roleplay settings. High quality applicants tend to have visually established character designs, complex backstories, and thought out character arcs; all-the-while, being creative, approachable, and positive people to be around. It is important to us that every member stands out in their own unique way that sets them apart and makes them easily identifiable among other members. | ||
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− | ''' | + | In Early 2020, a reclusive superhero called ''The Chameleon'' witnessed an altercation between a super soldier and a young hero known as ''Blueberry'', the leader of '''The Prism Girls'''. The Super Soldier was sent by a villain, ''Paramount'', to capture Blueberry and the rest of The Prism Girls. Paramount had arrived on planet Earth to not only track down her past super soldier experiments, but to expand her project to those she knew couldn’t fight back. Intervening on the altercation between Blueberry and the Super Soldier, Chameleon was able to stop this attack, but by doing so, she had then become Paramount’s next target. With high stakes, Chameleon and a team of local superheroes were forced to work together in order to stop Paramount’s super soldier experiments. |
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− | ''' | + | Sacrificing herself as a Trojan Horse to allow the team to comprehend Paramount, Chameleon was experimented on by Paramount to the point her heart stopped beating. After comprehending Paramount, the heroes brought Chameleon to a Superhero Hospital within Millenium City. Later that night, when it was apparent that all hope was lost, ''Reclusa'', watched as Chameleon reawakened with superpowers. The next morning, after Chameleon’s release from the hospital, the group were informed that Paramount successfully escaped her imprisonment during her transport to Stronghold Prison. The team worked together in a final effort to defeat Paramount once and for all. In a large battle between this rag-tag alliance of D-List heroes, Paramount and the super soldiers in her aid were ultimately defeated, sending Paramount into hiding. |
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+ | Later that week, the heroes who were essential to Paramount’s defeat were called together for a secret meeting in Downtown Millenium City, Michigan. Michael Trent, a wealthy scientist and business mogul in Millenium City had the offer of a lifetime. These heroes would sign on to form an official A-List Legion of Superheroes. On '''March 20, 2020''', ''Chameleon'', ''Reclusa'', ''Crusher'', ''Vortex'', ''Dreamcatcher'', ''Captain Mockery'', ''Blueberry'', and ''Coyote'' became the official founding members of '''The Quantum League'''. | ||
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<br>[[Image:TrentBuilding1.png|center|650px|<font color=#000000>The Trent Industries Office Building (Downtown Millennium City, Michigan).</font>|thumbnail]]<br> | <br>[[Image:TrentBuilding1.png|center|650px|<font color=#000000>The Trent Industries Office Building (Downtown Millennium City, Michigan).</font>|thumbnail]]<br> | ||
− | ''' | + | Founded by ''Michael Trent'', the older brother of ''Reclusa'', '''Trent Industries''' is a research-oriented private organization, similar to '''Harmon Laboratories''', focused on Quantum Science and Interdimensional Exploration. Having cracked the code to safe Interdimensional travel, Trent Industries initiated the testing of a large device prototype that could open a dimensional rift within a chosen space. While the device worked, the testing led to the accidental creation of tears within this universe, opening random dimensional rifts across the planet. In an effort to fix what they had started, they utilized another device that would track these dimensional rifts as they occurred. Being that these portals did access other dimensions, the other side also were given access to this dimension, leading to the displacement of extra-dimensional wanderers and extra-dimensional attacks. Without the firepower necessary to solve this, Michael Trent realized that they would need the help from those who could both calm down the masses and defend against these threats - '''Superheroes'''. |
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+ | While observing heroes at a local Superhero Hospital, Michael Trent was drawn to a small unit of heroes. He witnessed as they checked a seemingly deceased Chameleon in that night. Among these heroes was a familiar face, Michael’s younger sister operating under the alias of Reclusa. Interacting with the doctors and nurses about the heroes’ situation, Michael saw potential in this team and saw that this could be the team of heroes his company needed. Michael witnessed the final battle between this team and Paramount. | ||
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+ | Receiving Chameleon’s contact information from the Hospital, Michael was able to get in touch with the other heroes as well. By the end of the week, this rag-tag group of heroes would be molded into '''The Quantum League''', a highly trained, A-List, fighting force. Led by their Commander, ''The Chameleon'', this team would help fix the dimensional crisis Trent Industries started, supplying them with an aircraft called '''The A.N.D.R.O.M.E.D.A.''' as their headquarters. | ||
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+ | Over the course of the next six months, '''The Quantum League''' achieved much success in their endeavors, rising in popularity and growing in numbers, however, the League strived to operate independently, resulting in several differences. Michael had many pursuits in the superhero industry that he felt '''The Quantum League''' could not satisfy, such as '''the Star-Lite Initiative''', which would inject leaguers with a chemical called '''Star-Lite''', harvested from an extraterrestrial superheroine known as ''Jadestar''. Knowing that some of their members could potentially die from these experiments, '''The Quantum League''' refused, especially having technically lost one of their own facing '''Paramount'''. Regardless, Michael was unrelenting. | ||
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+ | Over the next few weeks, '''Trent Industries''' appealed to the homeless and powerless, convincing them to partake in an underground version of these experiments. The experiments started out with over ''200 test subjects''. By the end of '''the Star-Lite Initiative''', only ''23 remained''. These numbers dwindled even more in the following weeks as some subjects experienced severe immune responses to the '''Star-Lite''' Chemical. | ||
+ | With just ''11 subjects'' left, ''Michael Trent’s'' organization organized these subjects into a new - and improved - fighting force, '''The Major League'''. The members of '''The Major League''' were ''Overclock'', ''Diva'', ''Tremor'', ''Hive'', ''Terabyte'', ''Impact'', ''Red Racer'', ''Catwalk'', ''Mister Sly'', and ''Weaver''. Using social media as their primary popularity tactic, '''The Major League''' achieved minor popularity under the false guise of The Quantum League’s replacement. This move began to harm the public reputation of The Quantum League. | ||
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+ | Eventually, '''the Quantum League''' were able to expose Michael Trent’s corruption, as well as the illegal experiments he organized, leading to his ultimate arrest. Afterwards, '''the Major League’s''' leader, ''Overclock'', defected to become a member of '''The Quantum League''' under ''Chameleon’s'' tutelage, starting a tense rivalry between '''The Quantum League''' and '''The Major League'''. | ||
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− | ''' | + | Now owned by ''Anna Trent'', '''Trent Industries''' has resorted back to its initial purpose, expanding its mission to the betterment of superhuman safety and livelihood. '''The Quantum League are no longer affiliated with Trent Industries'''! |
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− | <br>[[Image:QL_Andromeda.jpg|725px|center|<font color=#000000>'''The Andromeda''' (Aerospace Neutralization, Destabilization, Research, and Observation Mechanism for Extra-Dimensional Anomalies). '''Current | + | <br>[[Image:QL_Andromeda.jpg|725px|center|<font color=#000000>'''The Andromeda''' (Aerospace Neutralization, Destabilization, Research, and Observation Mechanism for Extra-Dimensional Anomalies). '''Current Pilot: Chameleon.'''</font>|thumbnail]]<br> |
− | The Aerospace Neutralization, Destabilization, Research, and Observation Mechanism for Extra-Dimensional Anomalies - better known by its acronym 'The Andromeda' - is both The Quantum League's home and primary base of operation. This highly armored vehicle is comprised of various rooms and facilities to complement members' needs in the event that they travel to another dimension for an extended period of time. The Quantum League was given The Andromeda to aid in the completion of their initial mission and purpose: aiding Trent Industries in | + | The ''Aerospace Neutralization, Destabilization, Research, and Observation Mechanism for Extra-Dimensional Anomalies'' - better known by its acronym ''''The Andromeda'''' - is both '''The Quantum League's''' home and primary base of operation. This highly armored vehicle is comprised of various rooms and facilities to complement members' needs in the event that they travel to another dimension for an extended period of time. '''The Quantum League''' was given '''The Andromeda''' to aid in the completion of their initial mission and purpose: aiding '''Trent Industries''' in cracking down on Dimensional Anomalies within their dimension. While under the umbrella of '''Trent Industries''', '''The Quantum League''' utilized '''The Andromeda''' heavily, and for many of them, it became their home; so much so that after '''The Quantum League's''' succession from '''Trent Industries''', they embarked on an operation with the sole purpose of stealing it back from '''Trent Industries'''' grasp. Recalibrated by Quantum League Captain, ''Glitch'', the ship is now theirs permanently. While accessible upon welcome, '''The Andromeda's''' advanced security system only allows members of '''The Quantum League''' to enter freely. |
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Commander Chameleon | ||
Captain Glitch | ||
Field Officer: Poltergeist | ||
League Members: Sister Salem • Vortex • Astral-Man • Metagirl Breach • Tesseract • Wraith | ||
Recruits: Aiming Point • Calef • Neutron • Luna • Cyberfox Pink Flamingo • Sugar Rush • Renegade • Saevi |