Everything about you as a person — separate from any one Adventure — lives under My Account, reachable from your avatar in the header.
Profile
Upload a profile picture, edit your first/last name and email, and write a short bio. Your username/nickname is shown but not editable here. You can also set your interface Language and add optional Company Name, Website, and LinkedIn fields — useful if your organization uses BLUERABBIT for professional networking-style cohorts, not just training.
You'll also see a Player Level here that's different from any single Adventure's level — it's an average across every Adventure you're enrolled in, a rough sense of your overall experience on the platform.
Player Type (Hexad Quiz)
A short personality-style quiz (based on the Hexad player-type model) sorts you into a dominant type — Free Spirit, Achiever, Philanthropist, Socialiser, Player, or Disruptor — each with a short description of what motivates that type. Take it once from your Profile tab; retake it any time with "Test Again" if you want an updated read. It's informational, not something that gates content — think of it as understanding your own play style, not a requirement.
Staying Signed In
Sessions last 30 days. Log in once and you'll stay signed in for a month of ordinary use, rather than being kicked out after a couple of hours.
This is deliberate: most people work through an Adventure across weeks, not in one sitting, and being asked to log in again every time you came back was friction with no security benefit. If you're on a shared or public computer, log out explicitly when you're done — the long session is convenience for your own device.
Privacy: Anonymize Me
If you want out, the Anonymize Me tool (in the Account tab, double-confirmed before it runs) scrambles your name, photo, and email to random values while keeping your stats and history intact under that now-anonymous identity. It logs you out permanently — this isn't a "hide my profile" toggle, it's a one-way action for anyone who wants their personal data removed while leaving the underlying Adventure data (like completion stats) alone. If your organization doesn't offer this option, it's been turned off by your GM or organization admin.