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COMPASS headquarters building, as seen from the south end of the Sakura Park Bridge.

History

Following his voluntary resignation from Eternals Incorporated, Rodney "the Wheelman" Duelleck founded the first core iteration of COMPASS in 2015, taking much inspiration from his former teammate's initiative to promote heroes of a new generation. Realizing the personal challenges that superheroes (especially metahumans like himself) face in modern times, Rodney drafted a two-fold mission statement outlining COMPASS's role as both an active supergroup and a not-for-profit organization that would look out for the basic needs and rights of their contemporaries.

While still mostly focused on Millennium City due to its status as a hub for the metahuman community, COMPASS has quietly expanded its operations since its founding and now serves clients across the continental United States.

Mission and Operations

COMPASS fields a representative team of superheroes responsible for providing direct emergency response within Millennium City and its environs, with the co-operation of local and federal law enforcement.

COMPASS' secondary mission is to provide heroes-- locally and across the country-- with access to various forms of social assistance, including special resources geared for empowered metahumans. As an organization, some of the services COMPASS aims to facilitate include:

• Public relations with the superhero community and metahuman/civilian relations
• Basic powers orientation for new metahumans
• Counseling for metahuman-related matters (advent of powers, civilian impact, duty-related traumas)
• Meta-civilian training and work placement
• Quality of life assistance (civilian financing and procurement of basic needs)
• Referral to authorities where necessary (ASPRA, PRIMUS, etc.)

Headquarters

((coming soon))

Team Roster

Wheelman, Hi-no-Maru, Spectrum Lass, Telekon, Wordsmith

Associates

Bravado, Dune, Psion and Noble, Prime, Doctor Nightfall, Masked Avenger