MIB RPG

Treaty of Earth Neutrality
Recognized Earth as neutral territory where member species may reside, trade, and travel under MIB supervision. All signatories agreed to refrain from military operations on Earth.

The Extraterrestrial Secrecy Accord
Established that knowledge of alien life would remain hidden from the general public. The MIB was granted authority to contain evidence and protect classified information.

The Sentient Rights Agreement
Guaranteed basic legal protections to all intelligent species regardless of origin, biology, or appearance. Discrimination based solely on species is prohibited.

The Technology Restriction Pact
Forbids the sale, distribution, or weaponization of advanced alien technology without authorization. Violators are subject to MIB enforcement.

The Refugee Protection Compact
Allows peaceful aliens fleeing war, persecution, or disaster to seek sanctuary on Earth through approved channels.

The Interstellar Criminal Extradition Treaty
Permits the transfer of wanted criminals between participating governments. The MIB serves as Earth's primary enforcement agency.

The Non-Interference Convention
Prohibits alien governments from manipulating Earth's politics, economies, religions, or public institutions.

The Biological Safety Accord
Regulates the transport of extraterrestrial organisms and diseases. All species entering Earth must comply with quarantine protocols.
The Deep Space Navigation Agreement
Establishes safe travel routes near Earth and restricts unauthorized spacecraft activity within protected zones.

The Treaty of Galactic Cooperation
Created a framework for diplomacy, information sharing, and mutual defense against major threats to member worlds.

Greys
Small humanoids with gray skin and large black eyes. Highly intelligent and technologically advanced, they are among the most common aliens encountered by the MIB.

Reptilians
Scaled humanoids from harsh worlds. They value strength, discipline, and honor, making them respected soldiers and security specialists.

Insectoids
Insect-like aliens with hive-based societies. Efficient and organized, they are known for their loyalty and strong work ethic.

Aquarians
Amphibious aliens adapted for life in water. Calm and patient, they are often traders, diplomats, and explorers.

Lumens
Energy-based lifeforms that often require special suits or containment devices. They are known for their scientific knowledge and unique biology.

Morphs
Shape-shifters capable of altering their appearance. Most use their abilities legally, though some become skilled criminals or spies.

Titans
Massive aliens with incredible strength. Despite their size, they are generally peaceful and community-oriented.

Synths
Artificial lifeforms created through advanced technology. They possess free will and are recognized as sentient beings by most interstellar governments.

Floaters
Small floating creatures that travel in groups. Friendly and curious, they are frequent visitors to populated worlds.

Voidborn
Rare beings adapted to survive in open space. Their origins and biology remain largely unknown.

Chameleons
Aliens capable of blending into their surroundings. Naturally cautious, they excel at scouting and observation.

Glimmers
Bioluminescent aliens whose bodies glow with shifting colors. Their light patterns often reveal their emotions and intentions.

The Men in Black does not accept applications. Most recruits are discovered rather than hired. Potential candidates are identified through recommendations, exceptional performance in their field, or encounters with extraterrestrial activity.
The MIB recruits from all backgrounds, including law enforcement, military, science, medicine, engineering, intelligence, and civilian life. Skill is important, but character matters more. Agents must be capable of remaining calm under pressure, thinking critically, keeping secrets, and treating both humans and aliens fairly.
Once identified, candidates are secretly observed and evaluated. Their decisions, behavior, and ability to adapt to unusual situations are carefully reviewed. Promising recruits may be invited to undergo a series of tests designed to measure intelligence, judgment, emotional control, and problem-solving ability.
Those who pass are introduced to the reality of extraterrestrial life and offered a position within the organization. Successful candidates undergo training in alien biology, interstellar law, investigation, diplomacy, advanced technology, and field operations.
Not every recruit becomes a field agent. Many serve as scientists, technicians, analysts, pilots, medical staff, diplomats, or containment specialists.
The MIB believes that skills can be taught, but integrity, composure, and sound judgment cannot. Their goal is to find individuals capable of protecting a world that will never know they exist.

The Men in Black is a secret organization responsible for managing all extraterrestrial activity on Earth. Unknown to the public, aliens from countless species live, work, travel, and seek refuge among humanity. The MIB ensures these interactions remain peaceful and hidden from the world.
Agents investigate alien-related incidents, capture dangerous fugitives, recover illegal extraterrestrial technology, enforce interstellar laws, and respond to threats that could endanger Earth. They are also responsible for assisting peaceful aliens and maintaining diplomatic relations with off-world governments and organizations.
Using advanced technology, including memory-altering neuralyzers and alien detection equipment, the MIB protects the secrecy of extraterrestrial life. When unusual events occur, agents contain evidence, protect civilians, and ensure the public remains unaware of the truth.
Despite their reputation, the MIB is not primarily a military force. Most aliens are peaceful, and agents are trained to solve problems through investigation, negotiation, and restraint whenever possible.
Their mission is simple: protect Earth, preserve peace between species, and keep humanity unaware of the vast and often strange galaxy that exists beyond their knowledge.

Unofficial Rules Every Agent Learns

• If the alien says "Don't touch that," don't touch that.
• The cute ones are usually the most dangerous.
• The ugly ones are usually the nicest.
• Never eat alien food without medical clearance.
• Never press a glowing button because you're curious.
• If headquarters calls you back immediately, stop asking questions and start running.
• Every veteran agent has at least one story involving an exploding bathroom.
• The paperwork is always worse than the mission.
• If an intern says, "I think I found something," prepare for disaster.
• The galaxy is weird. Get used to it.

1- The existence of the MIB, extraterrestrial life, and all related technology is classified. Unauthorized disclosure is grounds for disciplinary action, memory alteration, termination of employment, or prosecution.
2- The mission is not to destroy aliens. The mission is to protect Earth and maintain peace between species whenever possible.
3- Not every strange creature is a threat. Assess the situation before using force.
4- Agents are expected to resolve incidents with the least amount of damage possible. A successful negotiation is often worth more than a successful firefight.
5- Earth is a member of multiple interstellar agreements. Ignorance of alien law is not an acceptable excuse.
6- Species, appearance, biology, or origin are not grounds for discrimination. A twelve-eyed slime creature possesses the same legal protections as a human citizen.
7- Unauthorized possession, sale, modification, or theft of extraterrestrial technology is prohibited.
8- Memory modification may only be used when necessary to preserve secrecy, protect civilians, or prevent mass panic.
9- Any newly discovered extraterrestrial species must be reported immediately to Xenobiology and Diplomatic Affairs.
10- Agents are responsible for their actions, their equipment, and any collateral damage they cause.
11- An MIB badge grants extraordinary authority. Abuse of that authority will not be tolerated.
12- Never abandon a partner in the field unless doing so prevents a greater catastrophe.
13- Unknown entities, organisms, artifacts, and anomalies should be contained for study whenever possible.
14- The average citizen should go home believing everything is normal.
15- Political interests, corporations, governments, and alien factions are secondary to the protection of Earth and its inhabitants.