Primary Classes:
In the CAT Foundation, there are five distinct object classes used to classify the difficulty level of containing an anomaly.
Class Name | Class Description | Class Logo |
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Circle | Anomalies that can be easily and safely contained with little to no effort, and they don't require any strict containment protocols. | ![]() |
Triangle | Anomalies that require a bit more effort to contain and monitor due to their unpredictability. | ![]() |
Square | Anomalies that are extremely difficult to contain, necessitating extensive containment protocols, advanced technology, and expertise. | ![]() |
Pentagon | Anomalies that possess the capability to aid the Foundation in containing other, more dangerous anomalies. | ![]() |
Hexagon | Anomalies that cannot be contained by the Foundation whatsoever. They represent the most dire of threats. | ![]() |
Secondary Classes:
These are Secondary Classes, alternative classifications used to categorize more specific anomalies based on their attributes, state, and utility.
Class Name | Class Description |
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Daimond | Anomalies that can be explained by mainstream science or are misidentified as anomalies. |
Spiral | Anomalies that are intentionally or accidentally destroyed or lose their anomalous capabilities. |
Pawprint | Anomalies that are employed by the Foundation. It's similar to the Pentagon Class, but it exclusively involves anomalous humanoids. |
Lethality Rating:
This is the Lethality Rating, it is used to classify how lethal an anomaly is.
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Indigo
Violet
How to use Object Classes:
When writing the Object Class for your CAT, you must always place the name of the color you wish to use in front of the name of the shape. For instance, if an anomaly is harmless and easily containable, it would be classified as Red-Circle. Please note that when you select the color, you should change the entire class name to that color.