This is the same as the classic "Object Class." It is renamed in order to more clearly convey what the classification refers to: Containment. This is the "Contain" part of "Secure, Contain, Protect."

This is one of the new classes invented for this Classification System. Disruption Class refers to an anomaly's ability to disturb the status quo and/or break the veil. This is the "Secure" part of "Secure, Contain, Protect."

When considering the Disruption Class of an object, ask yourself these questions:

1. How swiftly will the influence of the anomaly spread?
2. How far will it spread if left unchecked?
3. How easily can The Foundation neutralize its effects?

This is one of the new classes invented for this Classification System. Risk Class refers to the severity of an anomaly's effects on an individual person and how easily one can recover from it. This is the "Protect" part of "Secure, Contain, Protect."

When considering the Risk Class of an object, ask yourself these questions:

1. How easily can individuals recover, if at all?
2. How severe are the effects?
3. At what proximity do these effects start being noticed?

This is an optional new class used, but not invented, for this classification system. The Secondary Class can also be known as the "Esoteric Class."

It uses the already known Esoteric Classes, which you can find a list of here.

It is standard for the Containment Class to be set to "Esoteric" when utilizing a Secondary Class, but this is not required.

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The object is essentially inert when not interacted with and may potentially only affect a single individual.

The known or potential disruption would be localized to a small handful of people.

The anomalous effects certainly do affect multiple people, but it would not extend very far.

The Foundation would find it relatively simple to neutralize its effects.

The known or potential disruption would be extended to a number of people roughly defined as a city.

The anomalous effects could spread with fairly significant speed, fast enough as to cause concern.

The Foundation would find it moderately difficult to neutralize its effects.

The known disruption would extend to roughly the size of a large metropolitan area to an entire country. The potential disruption could extend to the entire known world.

The spread would be swift and difficult to manage.

The Foundation would find it quite difficult to neutralize its effects.

This Disruption Class should be reserved for special circumstances when The Foundation is essentially "declaring war" on an anomaly. When an anomaly poses such a dire threat to the status quo and The Foundation's veil that there is no other option than to use all possible options in order to Neutralize it.

The effects of an Amida anomaly would extend to the entire known world and possibly the entire universe.

An individual within close proximity of the object would not feel anything as a result of the object.

The anomalous effects of the object are mild to moderate.

An individual within close proximity of the object may feel mild effects from the anomalous object.

It poses mild danger to any individual nearby.

The anomalous effect of the object are moderate to significant.

An individual within close proximity of the object will feel mild effects or may feel major effects from the anomalous object.

It poses moderate danger to any individual nearby.

The anomalous effect of the object are significant to extreme.

An individual within close proximity of the object will feel major effects or may feel extreme effects from the anomalous object.

It poses significant danger to any individual nearby.

This Risk Class should only be chosen when the object's effects will be near instant and/or extremely severe.

It does not, necessarily, need to cause actual death, but death is incredibly likely and expected. Any individual nearby will feel the effects near instantly and the possibility of recovery is impossible.