This is going to be a big ol' wall of text, and likely not a huge priority. I'm leaving the Mega-PPT Thread alone, because that's its own separate thing and likely higher-priority due to the narrative weight of the megaquest, the importance of those involved, and likelihood of the survivors (some of which are unclear) to show up again soon.
Kit-Tickets PPT
Azhaz Bul'Gannoz, Vizier of the Blazing Canopy (Undefined, Level 78) Reference Link
An Eidolon whose challenge-key can be pulled from the Keys to Realms Beyond category in the Warehouse.
Chuule'Kluuquiiokk, the Leviathan-World (Undefined, Level 98) Reference Link
An Eidolon whose challenge-key can be pulled from the Keys to Realms Beyond category in the Warehouse.
Dhougvwaul Vhreeeeeeez, Dazzling Director of Airport Roads, King of Balloons and Bells, Grand Sultan of Lights Over the World, Messenger of Dawn Gongs, Devourer of Countless Particles, Last Detective of the Air Force, Lord of the Spaces Hanging West, and Void and Eternal Count of the Cruciform Tower Hanging Precariously from the Moon (Undefined, Level 88) Reference Link
A member of The Eight, an powerful Eidolon-adjacent entity whose challenge-key can be pulled from the Keys to Realms Beyond category in the Warehouse.
Dulston Diggersworth (Animal & Cthonian, Level 21) Reference Link
A giant mole that goes on mole patrols. Fought Greeverexos.
Ghaloup Vahrne, the Wolf-Jester (Undefined, Level 71) Reference Link
An Eidolon whose challenge-key can be pulled from the Keys to Realms Beyond category in the Warehouse.
Greeverexos (Dragon, Level 25) Reference Link
A dragon with molten breath and sharp claws.
Inspector Carp (Aquatic, Level 16) Reference Link
A fish-detective that tangled with Mad Chef Brian.
Mad Chef Brian (Human, Level 19)Reference Link
A mad chef that tangled with Inspector Carp.
Things
Blasthowl Echo Reference Link
Item mentioned in a Triple-Item Dating Service pull. A Lightning weapon.
Blue Purgatation-Vivifier's Spark Reference Link
Item mentioned in a Triple-Item Dating Service pull. Possibly a Lightning weapon.
Bottle of Ten Thousand Pests Reference Link
"A bottle of liquid rats, churning and frothing as they mix with shadows of mosquitos and swelling, drifting flea-bulbs."
Item mentioned in a Triple-Item Dating Service pull. Supposedly brings 'death and disaster', especially on a grand scale.
Fake Map Made Out of Bees Reference Link
"A map that vibrates with a buzzing hum."
Item mentioned in a Triple-Item Dating Service pull. Involves bees, and is related to Confusion and Poison.
Languorous Lightning of Llorath Reference Link
Item mentioned in a Triple-Item Dating Service pull. A Lightning weapon.
Net-tek Weapon: Electric River Reference Link
Item mentioned in a Triple-Item Dating Service pull. Possibly a Lightning weapon.
Rukathal-Tickets PPT
People
Lyr Bardol (Undefined, Undefined)
(May Not Exist)
A member of the Entombers, and the superweapon of Sol Bardol... or would have been. May or may not exist in the main timeline due to things getting slightly off-track with Anathema killing Sol early in the scheme of things for the crime of boasting about being better at causing death, and the Entombers being all about not coming back from death.
Lyr is, or would be, built to kill the Ascendants with his Perpetual Atrocity Engine, capable of pulling ridiculous Entomber tech-boosts out of nowhere. Lyr operates as a cyclic philosophical zombie, with a core that accepts a soul, brings life and perspective into itself, then self-annihilates, allowing one moment of awareness to itself before restarting the process, running through the well of souls available to the multiverse. Its skillset involves resurrection prevention, gear destruction / mass-sunder, Robots, explosive-type thrown weapons, Hammers and stake-type ammo for Hammers, self-upgrading, taking advantage of destroyed effects, non-undoable buff/debuff-converstion, automated attack-routines that sacrifice choice for massive action piles, massive bonuses upon killing unique things, and inbuilt-items that don't occupy slots / cybernetics / grafts.
Addendum: Decreed to be an 'absolutely massive dick, one of the biggest' by the Highest of Powers.Sol Bardol (Human, Level 39)
(Deceased)
"A second Entomber, this one in some modified version of the group's armor made from shiny silver metal with dimly-glowing red cores in the mouths of the skulls and a hole in the back of the mask for his long, red hair to flow down from"
An Entomber that holds a special place in the Order of the Silent Hall, not for his strength, but for his unique abilities. Killed by Anathema when he tried to prove the supremacy of his order's brand of death to the undead arena member who vastly outmatched him through part of some machination involving Hugo Bekkler.
Santooth: Who's Lyr
[1:50 AM] Gadigan: Good question! Hasn't been asked yet despite her/it being on the list with Sol's last name
[1:50 AM] Gadigan: The Ascension boss list I handed you, that is
[1:50 AM] Gadigan: Contains 'Lyr Bardol'
[1:50 AM] Santooth: THE entomber?
[1:50 AM] Gadigan: Not quite, even though eventually yes
[1:50 AM] Gadigan: Lyr is Sol's superweapon
[1:51 AM] Gadigan: His perpetual atrocity engine
[1:51 AM] Gadigan: Built to kill the Ascendants
[1:51 AM] Gadigan: (And the main root behind his ability to pull absolute bullshit Entomber tech-boosts despite not being one of the higher-Level ones)
[1:52 AM] Gadigan: Lyr operates as a cyclic philosophical zombie, with a core that accepts a soul, brings life and perspective into itself, then self-annihilates, allowing one moment of awareness to itself before restarting the process, running through the well of souls available to the multiverse
[1:52 AM] Santooth: Sol seemed like a dick
[1:52 AM] Gadigan: Sol is an absolutely massive dick, one of the biggest
Things
Golems Have No Weak Points (World Law, Golomancer) Reference Link
A World Law. Presumably removes the Weaknesses of Golems.
Humans are the Apex Predator and Eat Every Other Animal (World Law, General) Reference Link
A World Law. Presumably allows Humans to inflict Drain on Animals with their Melee Attacks and Melee Overdrives.
One With Nothing (Draconics Echo Providence Quest)
People
Ser <NameValueNotAssigned> the Carp Knight the Carp Knight (Aquatic & Humanoid, Level 60) Reference Link
"The carp is brought forth from the pond and elevated. It gains legs and arms, grows to human-size, and acquires carp-themed armor as the Vashnas and Roulette Masters of the round dub it officially a Knight.
The carp knight has an expression of surprise on its face, which the bulging eyes make somewhat more amusing than might normally be the case. It looks at the metal not-a-sword-but-a-fish it holds, looks at its helm, looks at Draconics, and kneels in reverent awe."
An entity created by Draconics during his visit to Echo Providence, uplifted from a mere Aerial Pondfish into a member of the Empty Order. (And provided with a crafted personal history declaring it as having joined such). Possesses the potential to cast potent wishes by consuming currency, an ability that was considerably amped by its forced consumption of a Triplehyperplatinum Grand Guardian (and became considerably more powerful and stable as a result).
Wind-Dancer of the Airless Plaza (Undefined, Level 80) Reference Link
"A graceful figure, adorned with mask"
An entity created by Draconics through reality-glitches in order to help the Dancers of the Airless Plaza in Echo Providence communicate through means other than returned scan results. While integrated into the area, it seems to be a distinct entity in its own right (as well as an anchor-point for possible future resurrection-attempts for its creator).
Places
(Nexus Portal Nexus)
->->->Portal to Echo Providence Reference Link
"The room starts like a normal Portal Nexus chamber, but then decays into a wireframe mesh of one, with the portal being a half-black, half-white oval with no depth slapped onto the back wall."
The portal to Echo Providence. It's difficult to locate if you don't know it exists, or can't detect Null-element.
Echo Providence's entry gains:
It tends to have glitchy monsters in the 60-89 range, with some variance by sub-region, but is mostly one big, empty city. Its streets are black and white, and glitches occur amidst their mazy passages. There aren't fast-travel spots like in Nexus proper, and traversing Echo Providence would be deadly for most people. As of its last appearance, it contains 15 dungeons, 20 other assorted locations, the main elevator, and the Nihilarchitects' base.Much of the top disc here does shift in form and structure as glitch-waves wash over it and bits of it fade in or out of shadows of buildings that are or aren't there, but that the key locations tend to remain stable in roughly the same spots - the exit to this portal included (except when a particular twice-yearly glitch moves it to one of two other spots).
(Echo Providence)
->->->->Dancers' Plaza Reference Link
"An airless plaza where a fountain with three statues of faceless female figures performing a frozen dance above it. They wear elaborate silks, but their faceless heads are uncovered. Cool, refreshing air bubbles up from the fountain's spigots and forms a gently flowing pool in its basin. Faceless fish swim in the basin of air, unable to exit it into the airless space above."
Thanks to the glitchy nature of Echo Providence, the dancer-statues are sentient beings that possess a soul but don't count as an entity or entities mana-pattern-wise (and are incapable of normal communication, except via scanning results). Thanks to a quirk of the area, it counts as distinct from the surrounding area of Echo Providence, and thus no hostile spawns appear within it- the site counts as its own 'location' and has its own area mana pattern, meaning that it is distinct from, though held within, the greater mana pattern of Echo Providence. One of its mana pattern's traits is that it does not share the surrounding area's spawn table, and it, oddly, does not have a slot in its own mana pattern to acquire a standard spawn table. Instead, the terrain feature that takes the form of the three dancers is, abstandardly, able to filter mana from the area and channel it either into itself, reinforcing its structure, back out into the exterior area, or into the pond (to make air or fish). It also emanates an ongoing sanctity-type effect that blocks the overall nature of Echo Providence from altering it to have a spawn table with entities and from forcing its existing spawn table's entities to spawn there, as well as discouraging wandering monsters from outside from entering the area. The exact details of the setup are mildly more complex than that, relying on quirks of null, subspace architecture, geomancy, and theoretical element manipulation to work. The fountain can, if money is deposited in it and a wish is made, sometimes make a wisher able to breathe air, sometimes make a wisher able to drink air, and sometimes transplant a wisher's soul into a newly-spawned fish. Was made a great deal more stable and potent due to Ser <NameValueNotAssigned> the Carp Knight the Carp Knight, a spawned Aerial Pondfish-turned-knight, having eaten a Triplehyperplatinum Grand Guardian and subsequently wishing for an abundant wealth of mana to allow for Draconics' creations to flourish in Echo Providence.
->->->->Nihilarchitects' Base Reference Link
One of the few 'permanent' areas of Echo Providence, and reasonably stable in terms of location.
Things
Entities
[ ] (Undefined, Undefined) Reference Link
"Boxes without contents"
One of the hostile, glitchy spawned entities of Echo Providence that appears when its mana gets stirred up. Tend to swarm in such instances.
[Entity] (Undefined, Undefined) Reference Link
"Monster-shaped spaces"
One of the hostile, glitchy spawned entities of Echo Providence that appears when its mana gets stirred up. Tend to swarm in such instances.
[Weapon Slot] (Demon & Humanoid & Golem, Level 75) Reference Link
One of the hostile, glitchy spawned entities of Echo Providence. Attacks with weapon types, of a sort, such as [[Sword]], [[Spear]], [[Chainsaw]], and [[Beaver]]. Confirmed as dropping [[Weapon Slot]] and [[Beaver]], and may also drop [[Spear]] and [[Chainsaw]].
' (Aerial, Level 63) Reference Link
"A flock of five ' converge on his position, stretching space from their perches while copy-pasting images of chimneys in streams like bouncing free cell cards in their wake"
One of the hostile, glitchy spawned entities of Echo Providence. Tend to attack in flocks. Drops /'.
Aerial Pondfish (Aquatic, Level 13) Reference Link
Fairly harmless creatures that spawn in the Dancers' Plaza in Echo Providence. They live and swim in air, and eat copper and police uniform pieces, but don't require either.
`CLIPART<>(Undefined, Undefined) Reference Link
"Clip-art football players"
One of the hostile, glitchy spawned entities of Echo Providence that appears when its mana gets stirred up. Tend to swarm in such instances.
Shadow-Armed Shadow Armed Shadow-Army Shadow [Armed] (Undefined, Undefined) Reference Link
"A mass of black shadows of assorted body parts"
One of the hostile, glitchy spawned entities of Echo Providence that appears when its mana gets stirred up.
Triplehyperplatinum Grand Guardian (Golem, Level 79) Reference Link
"Its massive frame is formed from silvery bars that shine blindingly-bright and radiate a sense of what would be incomprehensible value to most beings."
A powerful currency-focused golem.
Items
[[Chainsaw]] Reference Link
One of the glitchy weapons used (and potentially dropped) by [Weapon Slot]s. Likely Null element.
[[Spear]] Reference Link
One of the glitchy weapons used (and potentially dropped) by [Weapon Slot]s. Likely Null element.
Triplehyperplatinum Reference Link
An absurdly valuable metal.
Notes
The Wind-Dancer created by Draconics was noted as temporary if he didn't spend the XP to make it permanent. He didn't, but stated that if he found a source of XP later, he would have done. Given reality glitched itself even more than usual due to [UNIVERSAL EXISTENCE FAILURE], the created entity's fate could have gone either way. Or possibly both. Echo Providence is weird.
Official Quest: The Rumbling Land
People
Belyaam the Nimble (Undefined, Level 39-45) Reference Link
(Presumed Deceased)
A legendary hero or other similarly notable and potent adventurer (by the standards of the generally-capped-at-Level-39 world of Eldor VI) who ventured out to determine the cause of the worsening earthquakes on the New Continent, and one of three teams known to have ventured out with anti-petrification gear as far as the layer with petrifying enemies. Never returned, and was thus assumed dead.
Cyrindill Delegate #1 (Human, Level 1-39) Reference Link
"Three children wearing rabbit masks and silver robes"
One of three delegates in charge of asking Nexan adventurers to assist in dealing with the New Continent's growing earthquake problem on behalf of Cyrindill, the Kingdom of Rabbits. Spawned as a child, and is for a fair number of purposes a kid, but is also an agent who has been working for their kingdom for a good 30-ish years on average, so at the same time, they aren't quite. Due to [Universal Existence Error], their fate and the fate of their country is presently unknown.
Cyrindill Delegate #2 (Human, Level 1-39) Reference Link
"Three children wearing rabbit masks and silver robes"
One of three delegates in charge of asking Nexan adventurers to assist in dealing with the New Continent's growing earthquake problem on behalf of Cyrindill, the Kingdom of Rabbits. Spawned as a child, and is for a fair number of purposes a kid, but is also an agent who has been working for their kingdom for a good 30-ish years on average, so at the same time, they aren't quite. Due to [Universal Existence Error], their fate and the fate of their country is presently unknown.
Cyrindill Delegate #3 (Human, Level 1-39) Reference Link
"Three children wearing rabbit masks and silver robes"
One of three delegates in charge of asking Nexan adventurers to assist in dealing with the New Continent's growing earthquake problem on behalf of Cyrindill, the Kingdom of Rabbits. Spawned as a child, and is for a fair number of purposes a kid, but is also an agent who has been working for their kingdom for a good 30-ish years on average, so at the same time, they aren't quite. Due to [Universal Existence Error], their fate and the fate of their country is presently unknown.
Head Priest from Radiant Hyeril (Human, Level 1-39) Reference Link
"Priests in layered robes with tall turbans and necklaces of blue beads"
The lead priest in charge of asking Nexan adventurers to assist in dealing with the New Continent's growing earthquake problem on behalf of Radiant Hyeril. Due to [Universal Existence Error], their fate and the fate of their country is presently unknown.
Iadro Darkstalker (Undefined, Level 39-45) Reference Link
(Presumed Deceased)
A legendary hero or other similarly notable and potent adventurer (by the standards of the generally-capped-at-Level-39 world of Eldor VI) who ventured out to determine the cause of the worsening earthquakes on the New Continent, and one of three teams known to have ventured out with anti-petrification gear as far as the layer with petrifying enemies. Never returned, and was thus assumed dead.
Lyseddia the Vermilion (Undefined, Level 39-45) Reference Link
(Presumed Deceased)
A legendary hero or other similarly notable and potent adventurer (by the standards of the generally-capped-at-Level-39 world of Eldor VI) who ventured out to determine the cause of the worsening earthquakes on the New Continent, and one of two teams known to have ventured out with anti-petrification gear and made it to the layer full of lava hazards. Never returned, and was thus assumed dead.
Mathkerios, the Devouring Sky (Planetary, Unknown) Reference Link
(Deceased)
A slain Planetary of the world of Eldor VI, with deific domains related to the sky, hunger, and liberation through destruction.
Merchant from The Eternal City of Venmote (Human, Level 1-39) Reference Link
"A fat merchant with a large, brown beard and a giant white bird with a massive, trumpet-shaped beak protruding from its face."
A merchant in charge of asking Nexan adventurers to assist in dealing with the New Continent's growing earthquake problem on behalf ofThe Eternal City of Venmote. Due to [Universal Existence Error], their fate and the fate of their country is presently unknown.
Niarzar, Hand of Eth'Mehnot (Undefined, Level 39-45) Reference Link
(Presumed Deceased)
A legendary hero or other similarly notable and potent adventurer (by the standards of the generally-capped-at-Level-39 world of Eldor VI) who ventured out to determine the cause of the worsening earthquakes on the New Continent, and one of two teams known to have ventured out with anti-petrification gear and made it to the layer full of lava hazards. Never returned, and was thus assumed dead.
Officer of The Isenbelt Confederation (Human, Level 1-39) Reference Link
"A military officer with an eyepatch, well-decorated uniform, and six subordinates at her side"
A military officer in charge of asking Nexan adventurers to assist in dealing with the New Continent's growing earthquake problem on behalf of The Isenbelt Confederation. Due to [Universal Existence Error], their fate and the fate of their country is presently unknown.
Radiant Hyeril Sub-Priest #1 (Human, Level 1-39) Reference Link
"Priests in layered robes with tall turbans and necklaces of blue beads"
One of the subordinate priests in charge of asking Nexan adventurers to assist in dealing with the New Continent's growing earthquake problem on behalf of Radiant Hyeril. Due to [Universal Existence Error], their fate and the fate of their country is presently unknown.
Radiant Hyeril Sub-Priest #2 (Human, Level 1-39) Reference Link
"Priests in layered robes with tall turbans and necklaces of blue beads"
One of the subordinate priests in charge of asking Nexan adventurers to assist in dealing with the New Continent's growing earthquake problem on behalf of Radiant Hyeril. Due to [Universal Existence Error], their fate and the fate of their country is presently unknown.
The Resurgent Glory of Lost Gathmernia (Large Structure & Undead & Celestial & Devil, Level 55) Reference Link
The Holy City of Lost Gathmernia, collapsed into a bizarre fallen-celestial-undead-structure-entity through geomantic damage, spawning peculiarities, and a particular curse that attracts the ire of sentient buildings. Lashed out at a group of BA Members who were trekking through its ruins to try and determine the cause of its collapse and the earthquakes of the New Continent of Eldor VI. Capable of calling forth Heralds of the Collapse to aid it. Runs on a resource called 'Malice' that builds when it gets attacked/hurt and gets expended to summon and power effects, recover from status effects and resummon lost summons. Building it too much gets very dangerous, but it builds slowly over time anyway. May potentially be pacified by having its Malice healed away or otherwise dealt with. Due to [Universal Existence Error], its fate is presently unknown.
Tresia Elf-Blood (Undefined, Level 39-45) Reference Link
(Presumed Deceased)
A legendary hero or other similarly notable and potent adventurer (by the standards of the generally-capped-at-Level-39 world of Eldor VI) who ventured out to determine the cause of the worsening earthquakes on the New Continent, and one of three teams known to have ventured out with anti-petrification gear as far as the layer with petrifying enemies. Never returned, and was thus assumed dead.
Things
Entities
Great White Trumpeter (Aerial, Level 33) Reference Link
"A giant white bird with a massive, trumpet-shaped beak protruding from its face" Reference Link
Seen at the side of the merchant-representative of The Eternal City of Venmote. Capable of relaying information to far-flung areas via distance-shattering trumpet-squawks that can additionally hook up to geomantic ley-lines to be carried further.
Herald of the Collapse (Celestial & Undead, Level 53) Reference Link
"Angelic figures peel from the sides of ruins, existing in a partially 2-D, partially shadowy state, falling into ruin before climbing out of the holes in space where their bodies imploded."
An undead Celestial entity created from the destroyed-and-reanimated ruins of the Holy City of Gathmernia. Likely not a standard representation of its subtype-mixture. Possesses catastrophe magic and echo effects.
Holy Ruin-Golem (Golem, Level 40) Reference Link
Weird golems seen around the collapsed rift that was once the location of the Holy City of Gathmernia. Can disrupt magic and holy power, and they can resurrect one another when broken apart.
Items
Anti-Petrification Unguent Reference Link
A temporary petrification-warding consumable, sold in The Eternal City of Venmote made from rare jungle plants (from surface jungles) mixed with harvested parts of deep-monsters and crafted using magical alchemy.
First Ascension PPT
People
Anadar gains "formerly a ranger living in the Great Forest of Anadar, which she was named after. Her Ascension Prologue involved assisting the village of Greencleave in determining the cause of unusual beast behaviour, and retrieving her house keys from Graznax the Wood Imp."
Aunt Larue Reference Link
Owner or founder of Aunt Larue's Village and Aunt Larue's Mansion, important locations to the First Ascension and in particular Anadar's Prologue.
Blade (Human, Undefined) Reference Link
Person encountered by the Ascendant Anadar during her Prologue of the First Ascension. Refused to help on the grounds of having 'more important matters'
Graznax (Undefined, Undefined) Reference Link
A Wood Imp from the Great Forest of Anadar. One of the earliest antagonists of the First Ascension, having stolen Anadar's house keys in their Prologue.
Hrolvo The Laughing Beast (Animal, Undefined) Reference Link
Leader of a pack of Gray Wood Wolves terrorising the town of Greencleave. One of the earliest antagonists of the First Ascension, faced by Anadar.
Joe (Human, Undefined) Reference Link
One of the first supporting characters of the First Ascension. Joined up with Anadar to find her house keys and assist the village of Greencleave. Lives in Joe's Cave, which he desired to be decorated as payment for his help.
Jonkuldonttus (Undefined, Undefined) Reference Link
One of the first minor bosses in the First Ascension. A creature encountered in Grevsey Wood-Orchard.
Marcus Lumley (Human, Undefined) Reference Link
Mayor of the Village of Greencleave in the Kingdom of Anadar. Contacted the Ascendant Anadar during their prologue to look into unusual beast activity in the area.
Ronsworth (Undefined, Undefined) Reference Link
One of the first supporting characters of the First Ascension. Joined up with Anadar to find her house keys and assist the village of Greencleave.
Sarbeck (Undefined, Undefined) Reference Link
One of the first minor bosses in the First Ascension. A creature that laired in the Sarbeck Den.
Places
Crimson Superbelt gains the description "a galaxy-sized-or-larger field of floating asteroids and/or planets, many times wider than it is thick"
Great Forest of Anadar gets moved to be 'within' Anadar.
(Erathis)
(Plains of Redmane)
->->->->->Kingdom of Redmane Reference Link
Location important to the First Ascension. Controls the majority of the Plains of Redmane. Bordered by the Citadel Isles to the West, Parthevia to the North, Anadar (the region) to the East, and the Crimson Superbelt to the South.
->->->->->->City of Redmane Reference Link
Capital of the Kingdom of Redmane.
->->->->Anadar Reference Link
A region of Erathis. Like other regions on the world, its name is used for a great deal of things within it.
->->->->->Kingdom of Anadar Reference Link
Area important to the First Ascension.
->->->->->->Aunt Larue's Village Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->->Aunt Larue's Mansion Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->Bigroot Village Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->Bigroot Village Grainery Complex Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->Bluebell Village Reference Link
Small village inside the Kingdom of Anadar. One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->City of Anadar Reference Link
Area important to the First Ascension. The Capital of the Kingdom of Anadar, in Anadar.
->->->->->->->Citadel Anadar Reference Link
Area important to the First Ascension. Presumably the capital building of the capital city of Anadar in the Kingdom of Anadar, in Anadar.
->->->->->->Golezby Village Reference Link
Small village inside the Kingdom of Anadar. One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->Golezby Wood Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->->Golezby Wood Imp Lair Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->Great Forest of Anadar Reference Link
Destination point of a portal from Nexus. Most of it is Level 1-60. There's a fair number of Level 100-199 dungeons sitting around mixed in with the lower-Level dungeons, though. The capital has non-hostile undead in the upper end of that range. Original home of the Ascendant Anadar.
->->->->->->->Anadar's Cottage Reference Link
Home of the Ascendant Anadar.
->->->->->->->Great Forest Road of Anadar Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->->->Greencleave Side-Trail Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->->The Nockle Tree Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->->The Well In The Forest Near Anadar's Cottage Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->Greencleave Reference Link
Small village inside the Kingdom of Anadar. One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->->Greencleave Orchards Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue. Plagued by Gray Wood Wolves led by Hrolvo The Laughing Beast.
->->->->->->Grevsey Wood-Orchard Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue. Area where the Jonkuldonttus was encountered.
->->->->->->Joe's Cave Reference Link
Area important to the First Ascension. Home of Joe, one of the first supporting characters in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->Sarbeck Den Reference Link
Area important to the First Ascension. Lair of the Sarbeck, one of the first minbosses in the First Ascension.
->->->->->->The Tower of Yellow Blossoms Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->Whitecup Village Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
->->->->->->Whitecup Wood-Mansion Reference Link
One of the first locations in Anadar's Ascension Prologue.
Things
Entities
Forest Deer (Animal, Undefined) Reference Link
A possibly-generic forest deer.
Gray Wood Wolf (Animal, Undefined) Reference Link
A forest wolf.
Wood Imp (Undefined, Undefined) Reference Link
Mischievous beings native to forests, such as the Great Forest of Anadar.
Items
*Anadar's Keys Reference Link
Item pivotal to the Prologue of the First Ascension. Keys to Anadar's Cottage, which were stolen by Graznax the Wood Imp.
Giga-PPT EX: Hyper Void Turbo Edition Reference Link
Be warned, these spoilers contain A LOT of entries. Given the thread is full of things from past instances of the site that have since been lost, there's no reference links to be had.
People
^&&# (Abstract, Unknown)
"It has a fancy suit for a body, stands 12 feet tall, and possesses a stapler where its head should be. In one hand it holds a coffee mug with the word "Yes" on it, and it holds an almost identical mug with the word "No" on it in the other hand. A halo of paperclips surrounds the imposing figure."
Strange Abstract refereeing the Festival of ~^$.
!!@@@'s Kilted Rocket Cow (Unknown, Unknown)
"Reality twists and shudders. The kilted cow emerges from the drawing and, now alive, picks up the helm and places it atop its horns. The helm bursts into flames (which stay lit) and the House Hellstrom symbol is replaced with a drawing identical to the one Aokage made. A rocket extends from the kilted cow's behind."
The result of one of the Singing Trashcan's demands in order to let an Arena Member pass it in the Library of the Lorekeepers. The Arena Member interpreted the demand of 'a cow' to include 'a drawing of a cow', and the resulting strange piece of art was then brought to life as flesh and blood by the bizarre Abstract. The cow now acts in service to !!@@@ by pulling its sleigh every Walrusfest.
'Princess Aridia Silverblossom' (Unknown, Unknown)
"A large red demon wreathed in flames standing in the center of a magic circle on the floor. The demon appears to be bound by chains made by streams of lambent blue light."
A bound demon in the Library of the Lorekeepers that pretended to be a fae princess held under an illusion. Killed the pet dragon of the Arena Member that set it free and vanished.
Admiral Lysirith (Undead, Unknown)
Undead admiral that haunts the Sea of the Dead in the Isles of Orsirion. In an alternate past, he attacked a group of agents hired by Lassiter and boarded the Silver Breeze, only to be cut down.
Admiral Lysirith's Officer (Undead, Unknown)
High-ranking officer of Admiral Lysirith that haunts the Sea of the Dead in the Isles of Orsirion. In an alternate past, he possessed one of the hired agents of Lassiter and caused them to destroy the shield-generating orb aboard the Silver Breeze, allowing the undead crew to board the vessel.
Adventurers Across Worlds Clerk (Unknown, Unknown)
"A silver-haired man with a red cloak"
Runs the reception desk of the Adventurers Across Worlds mercenary adventurer agency.
Agent of Lloyd (Unknown, Unknown)
"A man in a brown coat with a white ponytail"
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd to get a certain data storage device. Succeeded.
Aidan (Unknown, Unknown)
The intelligence residing in an unusual magical floating castle created by an ancient mage found in the Library of the Lorekeepers, spatially enchanted to allow it to act as an impregnable fortress that could be sealed from its surroundings, providing those within with nearly complete protection. It repairs itself at a decent speed, provides provisions for those dwelling inside it, can easily be move around. The entity tied to the castle was created as the butler, curator, and guardian of the edifice, capable of manipulating the castle's magic and structure as needed. An Arena Member who discovered it gave it the name 'Aidan'. It does not speak Universal Common, instead being fluent in an ancient language. It is, however, more than intelligent enough to pick up other languages.
Ailuron, Court Wizard of Zasatyr (Unknown, Unknown)
(Deceased)
Unfortunate individual whose head presently decorates a wall of The Huntsman's Lodge as a trophy.
Airinth of Glynn (Unknown, Unknown)
An ambassador who had dealings with the debt-ridden Sultan Al'Amir. Presumably had horrible things happen to him once Beak claimed the Sultan's domain (and everything and everyone in it) as his own.
Allen Gamelfry (Unknown, Unknown)
Jewelsmith from Ormentt who mass-produced Ruby Lips of Madeline Povermy.
Ancient Volmaz (Unknown, Unknown)
His seals could not hold Tymus, Manifest of Unreasonable Hype (according to Tymus' servant). Given Tymus' purview, they may either not exist, be far less impressive than they sound, or never have been involved with Tymus at all.
Aral-Tyrranar of Twilight (Demon, Unknown)
A ruler of the Dusk Realm. Khalrundas was one of his ambassador-generals.
Ariella Glubbington (Unknown, Unknown)
Mika Katsune's biggest fan. Due to a specially-empowered Walrusfest giftbox gone awry, she was temporarily saddled with a potentially-fatal curse- Mika took steps to remove this and have her sent a large amount of merchandise by way of apology.
Aronjo the Wise (Unknown, Unknown)
Presumably some hermit-type or other. Notably, the only map to his cave is unique.
Aseryth (Unknown, Unknown)
Lassiter's assistant alongside Victoria. In an alternate past, he betrayed Lassiter during a campaign to gather pieces of a mysterious map, but was killed by Victoria.
Badly-Blending Robot (Robot, Unknown)
"A cylindrical robot with exposed gears that's trying REALLY HARD to blend in, but not really succeeding."
Wants to blend in with the rest of the Ticking Market's residents and not doing a great job at it.
Baerik Son of Baerik (Unknown, Unknown)
From the polar reaches of Rethmynn IX, a world notable for its horrendously dangerous clockwork maze.
Bank Robber (Unknown, Unknown)
Individual involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Robbed a bank.
Baumveu Citizen (Unknown, Unknown)
"A young woman on the side of the large hill in a white dress who is gathering flowers."
A citizen of the city of Baumveu. Rather trusting.
Beastman Commander (Fox-Type) (Unknown, Unknown)
"A one-eyed, fox-headed beastman in black leather armor"
A beastman commander from the horde occupying the Silver City.
Beastman Sub-Commander (Lizard-Type) (Unknown, Unknown)
"A huge rhino-headed man wearing full plate who carries a greatclub"
A beastman commander from the horde occupying the Silver City.
Beastman Sub-Commander (Rhino-Type) (Unknown, Unknown)
"A huge rhino-headed man wearing full plate who carries a greatclub"
A beastman commander from the horde occupying the Silver City.
Being Beyond the Seal of Grannyeik the Elder (Unknown, Unknown)
A powerful and dangerous entity that lies trapped beyond the Seal of Grannyeik the Elder. According to the dubious fortuneteller 'Lady Yrralreb', it has lost its powers.
Bel-Dongo (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the creditors who hounded the debt-riddled Sultan of Sildriza. Had his mage-surgeon implant an explosive gemstone into the Sultan's heart to ensure compliance.
Bierabel (Unknown, Unknown)
Colossus that guarded Doctor Tshlanylvok's Mana Cannon Piece. Presently owned by the Bascaradine Twins.
Bill (Unknown, Unknown)
According to Arisina (The Veil Render)'s fortune, someone who is always late.
Blademaster Kaldos, Swordsman of Zaior (Unknown, Unknown)
"A one eyed man with a katana at his side"
Actively sought out challengers on the streets of Nexus. When he found one that could defeat him, he gave up his ancestral blade in honour of the victory.
Botanical Mage
"An old wizard in blue robes"
Plant-specialised wizard from Lord Bannion's Kingdom, and part of a guild of horticulturalists. Interested in the relations of magic and plant growth, although still a highly competent traditional wizard in his own right. Enjoys experimenting with fruit juices, but wasn't the best mixologist, creating 'augmented juices' that had magically 'interesting' effects and potions with unusual or undesirable effects.
Brandon McFlash (Unknown, Unknown)
Individual who Evangeline DeLaPhantos beat at chess.
Bureau Director (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. A city's bureau director. Due to all the chaos being caused, he was forced to take a would-be conqueror's threat seriously, transferring 10,000,000 gold to his account.
Captain Wolfman (Shapeshifter, Unknown)
The Negaverse equivalent of Sensei Dracula, being a pirate-king werewolf to his counterpart's master ninja vampire.
Cerilya (Unknown, Unknown)
An adventurer from the Isles of Orsirion. A dwarven mage. In an alternate past, worked for Aseryth, Lassiter's treacherous assistant.
Chaldra Gringrammer (Unknown, Level 40-55)
Dwarven would-be-leader of a gang of thieves in Flameforge. Plots to steal from High Flameforge. This is likely to go badly.
Chosen of Ice (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the many notable individuals involved in the Dome of the Lich Lord quest.
Chosen of Psychic (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the many notable individuals involved in the Dome of the Lich Lord quest.
Citadel Lu'Ronn (Large Structure, Unknown)
"The stone to your right begins to shift and quake, rising into a forty-foot-tall head with a long mane of hair and a beard. The slightly-wrinkled but strong-eyed human face gazes down at you"
Frequently ornery ancestral home of Littrya Damachastle. Dislikes visitors.
Commemorative Shotglass Booth-Runner (Unknown, Unknown)
"A man with a short beard"
Runs the Commemorative Shotglass Booth.
Cricket Princess (Unknown, Unknown)
According to Arisina (The Veil Render)'s fortune, someone who loves people who play the violin skillfully enough.
Deck of Many Things Dealer (Unknown, Unknown)
"A six-armed dealer with pale white skin, and elongated face, and monochromatic green eyes"
Dealer at the Disc 21 Casino who handles their Deck of Many Things.
Cards seen:
The Bargain (A picture of two hands shaking) (End deck rolls)
The Beatdown (A picture of eight men wrecking another man in a fight) (Lose an upcoming battle)
The Champion (A picture of a knight made of light wearing silver armor and holding a sword of flame) (Obtain a mystic champion to fight for your cause)
The Duty (A picture of a bearded guard looking out at the horizon from a castle wall) (Obtain a task you must complete)
The Lover (A picture of a woman in a wedding dress clinging to a man in a suit made of fire) (Cause someone to fall in love with you)
The Sword (A picture of a steel sword) (Obtain a weapon)
The Taxman (A picture of a man with a bag of money and a humorless expression) (Lose all the Gold you're carrying)
Demon-Beast Mulgrester (Unknown, Unknown)
Creature pressed into service as a steed by Tymus, Manifest of Unreasonable Hype (according to Tymus' servant). Given Tymus' purview, they may either not exist, be far less impressive than they sound, or never have been involved with Tymus at all.
Demonologist (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Was conducting a ritual to summon demons all over the city in which the mess transpired.
Devil's Den Clerk (Human & Devil, Unknown)
"A half-devil gentleman in black leather robes with a pentagram cut into his reddish forehead and two long horns."
Runs the Devil's Den, a shop in the Grand Mall of Worlds.
Director Brombosto (Unknown, Unknown)
Was one of the leaders of the Ordinators working directly under the Shadow Council. An able commander. Was mostly in charge of their military affairs, until he became suspicious that Cleutius was providing bad intelligence- after his report to Thrandark was intercepted by Cleutius, the other director undermined and sabotaged him enough to remove much of his authority.
Director Krilldon (Unknown, Unknown)
(Deceased)
Was one of the leaders of the Ordinators working directly under the Shadow Council. The least experienced of the Directors, he focused on supply acquisition and movement rather than actual military involvement. His battle style revolved around style over substance, making him look far more dangerous than he actually was. Killed, along with Cleutius, due to an incident involving a servant of Valcont and a dimension-scouring explosive.
Disc 69 Demon Chef (Demon, Unknown)
Runs a giant kitchen that is built to satiate lusts for exotic and forbidden foods.
Disc 99 Entity (Unknown, Unknown)
"a pyramid with a shining eye above it"
Entity from the extremely-high-level Disc 99.
Disc 101 Receptionist (Unknown, Unknown)
"A woman with glasses"
The first guardian to the gateway of nigh-endless knowledge. Ensures all prospective students know what it is they're signing up for and where to go. Keeper of the Bottomless Tuition Fees Drawer.
Disc 916 Play Director (Unknown, Unknown)
"a fussy-looking man in a suit with a pink handkerchief neatly folded in the pocket peering through small, shiny glasses"
Disc 916 Noblewoman (Unknown, Level 6)
"A woman in a red dress and sun hat"
Found having car trouble.
Dizadrius (Unknown, Unknown)
A commentator for the Battle Arena.
Dizadrius' Fellow Commentator (Unknown, Unknown)
A commentator for the Battle Arena.
Doctor Thomas Robert Memorial Hospital Receptionist (Unknown, Unknown)
"A male receptionist wearing a salmon-colored shirt"
Runs the front desk at the Doctor Thomas Robert Memorial Hospital.
Dog-Owning Girl (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. A young girl who tried to chase her dog, which was startled by all the chaos.
Dome Explorer (Unknown, Unknown)
"A man with a backpack"
An explorer writing a travel guide to the area around the Dome of the Lich Lord. Just so happened to be doing so whilst a huge array of various forces converged on the place to attack it.
Drakkath Nighrod (Unknown, Unknown)
Mythical, religious or otherwise important figure in the JRPG-like dimension beyond the Violet Veil. Has 1,111 symbols hidden around the dimension. Finding enough of these can raise the level caps of the dimension's inhabitants that do so.
Duped Cowboy on Motorcycle (Unknown, Unknown)
"A cowboy on a motorcycle"
One of the many people tangled up in Lzarde Tokh's fate and probability-manipulating plans formulated around the Mechanical Candles and Grand Mall of Worlds. Had been tricked into thinking the Shielding Golem and Celas were in league with the Candles.
Chandelarmus (Unknown, Unknown)
Entity related to the Priest-class ability 'Chandelarmus' Wings'.
Creator of Ahtu-Eruum (Unknown, Unknown)
A soul in the realm beyond the Curtains of Death, which generally kills anything that passes through it and reconstitutes them as spirit-entities in the realm beyond. It created Ahtu-Eruum, a Tier 2 element focused on the principle of creating 'locations' based on the reference memories of others to structure one's own foundation in a morphically-geographic afterlife-domain (as well as some other, more esoteric, functions). It bears little relation or use on normal things or systems, but is handy for the soul who managed to get it over there.
Elder Horror #1 (Outer Terror, Undefined)
"The first being to emerge from the hole torn in reality is a massive aberration that defies all form. Viscid globs of oily blackness and greenish pestilence swim in the air around the five-dimensional horror. Its form, though ever changing and maddening to behold, somehow gives you comfort. You feel drawn to the being, as whispers of ancient secrets fill your head. Before you can approach it and touch its shapeless existence in supplication, a second being emerges through the rift."
Elder Horror #2 (Outer Terror, Undefined)
"The second creature appears to be a mass of bloodied flesh and tissue. Spider like creatures whose bodies are akin to giant eyeballs scutter in and out of vents in its body that continually spurt of great jets of blood. Out of the bottom of its elephantine body hang seven twitching, insectoid legs that hang a foot or two above the ground. Its face is like the fleshless skull of a cowlike, but somehow different beast, dyed the red color of slaughter. Its eyes are endless pits of blackness, and three scintillating, impossibly long tongues descend from its mouth. Its presence makes you almost wish for death, but you somehow know that there can be no death in the wake of this beast. No, you sense that you will live on forever as a part of its horrific body, empowering it from your ever-tortured state."
Elder Horror #3 (Outer Terror, Undefined)
"A third being then emerges from the blackness hanging where the floor once was. It appears first as a nude woman wearing an iron mask of some strange, beaked horror. The longer you look at her, the more that you notice seems to be "wrong" with her. Her skin is a dead bluish shade, and her hands are withered and blackened, with long nails extending and curling downwards. There are also holes scattered about her body, which long, maggot-like worms writhe out from. Her shadow is that of a tendrilled, winged horror, towering over you at a size massively disproportionate to her form."
Eighth Distortion Lord (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the Eight Distortion Lords that acted as bosses for the Ascendants to face in Boroluer. Its weakness was Holy Magic in a Zone of Spatial.
Ekk'Brelly Fisherman (Unknown, Unknown)
"A fisherman with a broad hat, plaid shirt, and overalls fishing off the edge of the bridge"
Resident of the Isles of Ekk'Brelly.
Emperianus, The Lord of the Gold Leaf Throne (Unknown, Unknown Boss)
Emperor Gentnal (Alien, Level 100-199)
He has a Level 199 alt-form that is an Apocalyptic.
Emperor Ghaldu Shazazkhannan (Alien, Level 200-399)
A subordinate of Thousandfold-Emperor Galshukmakko.
Eraser From Nyemnwg-Emwghfe-Kesihwernox (Unknown, Unknown)
"Something else is starting to erase the dispersed graphite fire, but the eraser shavings are flying at your group, eradicating stuff in their path"
One of the entities responsible for drawing/spawning/otherwise affecting the strange land of Nyemnwg-Emwghfe-Kesihwernox.
Eryn Gazoff (Unknown, Unknown)
Wealthy master of a powerful island in the Isles of Orsirion.
Ethryl of Healing (Ethryl, Unknown)
Ethyrl once venerated in parts of the Isles of Orsirion.
Evelynn (Unknown, Unknown)
Eva got her misdirected mail.
Fairy Queen of the Ruined Castle (Unknown, Unknown)
Queen of a ruined fairy castle in Rael'ael, either long dead or otherwise departed under unknown circumstances.
Farthest Tansyrmeym Storyteller #1- Comedic Parody (Unknown, Unknown)
"A castle full of knights riding tables"
One of the incredibly powerful narrative-creation entities from Farthest Tansyrmeym.
Farthest Tansyrmeym Storyteller #2- Remixed Fairytales (Unknown, Unknown)
"A cowboy dangling by a lasso from the neck of a giant goose"
One of the incredibly powerful narrative-creation entities from Farthest Tansyrmeym.
Fifth Distortion Lord (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the Eight Distortion Lords that acted as bosses for the Ascendants to face in Boroluer.
First Distortion Lord (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the Eight Distortion Lords that acted as bosses for the Ascendants to face in Boroluer.
Fourth Distortion Lord (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the Eight Distortion Lords that acted as bosses for the Ascendants to face in Boroluer.
Gerald the Slack Dragon (Dragon, Unknown)
Stole Hrothmar Ironthighs' Masterwork Burrito.
God of Street Vendors (Unknown, Unknown)
"A nearby god of street vendors is selling ambrosia from a cart."
God-resident of Disc 100.
Goose of Walking (Undead, Unknown)
Known enemy of Justice Argoxx Meatcontrols.
Grandfather Time Clerk (Unknown, Unknown)
"An absurdly old man is behind the counter with a beard that runs off his chin, to the floor, and curls up into a pile half as tall as he is. He's squinting at you all through a pair of glasses and has a cane."
Runs the Grandfather Time store in the Grand Mall of Worlds.
Grannyeik the Elder (Unknown, Unknown)
Sealed away a powerful and dangerous entity.
Guardian of Illurytherin (Dragon, Unknown)
"An enormous dragon with eight glowing wings, radiant eyes, emerald scales, a serpentine tail, and a ridge of red spines down its back emerges from the spatial division between the mountains and the jungle"
Guardian of Illurytherin's Throne.
Grozzman (Unknown, Unknown)
Entity related to the Swordsman-class ability 'Grozzman's Attack'.
Head of Excelsior's Reconnaissance (Unknown, Unknown)
Individual involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. The head of Excelsior's reconnaissance team.
High Priestess of Sereyn (Unknown, Unknown)
Found at the Grand Cathedral of Sereyn.
Hrothmar Ironthighs (Undead, Unknown)
A dwarven ghost whose Masterwork Burrito was stolen by Gerald the Slack Dragon.
Ikros Mysaar (Unknown, Unknown)
Presumable creator of the Floating Garden of Ikros Mysaar, which is presently ruled over by a lich.
Illandras (Unknown, Unknown)
Sorceress from the Celestial City who was appointed second-in-command by the Queen of Silver Glory during her sudden plunge into madness.
Illuria Brightwing (Unknown, Unknown)
An automated guide from a ruined fairy castle in Rael'ael. Acts as the castle's general magical interface, capable of controlling its various glamours, charms and teleportation spells. Tends to run off a script, rather than being a sentient entity.
Inquisitor 516 (Unknown, Unknown)
"He is wearing white robes with a compass symbol on them along with a wide-brimmed hat."
One of the Ordinator's interrogators. Able to cause near-total paralysis.
Installation Manuel (Human, Unknown)
A lecherous computer programmer in the service of Nega-Cael until he was consumed by a vortex of evil energy and spit out as a being of pure sin. Was last seen leaving for new employment with a cultist of Bez'Bekklin and a Master Entomber of the Order of the Silent Hall, expressing interest in making a pilgrimage to the future site of a great structure called Shadow Babylon, which he heard whispers of within the evil vortex.
Irrya'Salrisis (Unknown, Unknown)
Ancestor of one of Naria's allies.
Irrlym Vhost (Unknown, Unknown)
Fae mage previously known as Syrrion Rose-Stem. May not actually exist. The bound demon in the Library of the Lorekeepers purporting to be the forcibly-glamoured Princess Aridia Silverblossom blamed him for binding it there.
Jack Jackson (Unknown, Unknown)
Proprieter of Jack Jackson Action Swords on Disc 1. Has been known to send unique swords out to people to drum up business.
Jack's Shack Customer #1 (Unknown, Unknown)
"An old woman in a purple dress with white polka dots"
Seen having breakfast at Jack's Shack.
Jack's Shack Customer #2 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A tall, thin man with light brown hair and a dazed smile"
Seen having breakfast at Jack's Shack.
James Amdoran (Unknown, Unknown)
Worked on the original Mana Cannon project.
Jaridan (Unknown, Unknown)
An adventurer from the Isles of Orsirion. A warrior. In an alternate past, he worked for Aseryth, Lassiter's treacherous assistant, but was captured by an evil naga and died collecting a piece of a mysterious map from a castle for her.
Jeff (Unknown, Unknown)
According to Arisina (The Veil Render)'s fortune, someone who is always late.
Jenna (Unknown, Unknown)
A creepily obsessed fan of Anathema.
Jeran's Underling (Unknown, Unknown)
Brigand working for Jeran. Was holding Milton Brewster at knifepoint. Detained by Kit.
Jogger (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Happened to be jogging in the area at the time.
Joseph (Unknown, Unknown)
(Deceased)
"A bluish spirit"
A spirit trapped in the Library of the Lorekeepers. Sought the skull of Rosaline Dunmount, the person who sacrificed them in order to let her spirit escape the place, in order to send them both to their respective afterlives. Rather bitter due to people tending to disperse him via impermanent death rather than help him. An Arena Member helped destroy the skull and send him on his way.
Kind-Looking Lady (Unknown, Unknown)
According to Arisina (The Veil Render)'s fortune, someone who wants her hat back. Also advisable to stay on her side in the ensuing slaughter.
King Ark'Rem'Olokk (Unknown, Unknown)
"A gem-eyed earth elemental with a crown and sceptre"
Master of the lands below, lord of a thousand soils, origin of gems, and unopposed ruler of the Earthen Kingdom of Arimbar. One of the allies of Doc and the Bright Crusade, and a member of their plans to find and utilise the Fulcrums of Day and Night.
King of the Ice Giants (Humanoid, Unknown)
Killed the hero Selena Vardriss in a duel.
King Robert (Unknown, Unknown)
A king in the peaceful world of Teth'Arys. Had some trouble with bandits.
Kral'is, Tyrant-Lord of Galadare (Unknown, Unknown)
(Deceased)
"A huge serpentine creature that couldn't have fit inside the box without spacially altering magics emerges. It has the body and head of a snake, crimson-colored scales of a shade similar to blood, six arms with claw-tipped hands on their ends, and a rack of four-foot horns. Its eyes glow with malevolent power, and it wields weapons in each of its hands, holding a staff made from luminescent red coral, a fork-bladed sword with a golden aura covered in magic symbols, a huge axe made of black steel with a skull emblam on it, a rod with a snowflake on its tip, a second rod which is in the shape of a bolt of lightning, and a metal katana that has a technomatically-generated field of power around it."
Powerful creature that was imprisoned in the Dome of Margandil by the ancient sorceror of the same name. Cruel, prone to toying with his prey, and rather knowledgable about artifacts. Killed by Doc without any ceremony whatsoever.
Kryss (Unknown, Unknown)
Wethryn servant of Jaridan and Cerilya.
Kulza-Krahn (Unknown, Unknown)
"A giant manta ray flying toward you out of one of the world's scattered cloud banks. There is a humanoid figure riding it, and its tail is long and has two massive barbs on it."
Creature ridden by Ranghas Almanassan, Last of the Sartonakho. Capable of massively powerful charge-up electrical attacks.
Kyrss (Unknown, Unknown)
Wethryn servant of Jariden and Cerilya. In an alternate past, worked for Aseryth, Lassiter's treacherous assistant.
Larry (Unknown, Unknown)
Acquaintance of Dave, the computer technologies worker from the ranged-attack-preventing Disc 14,511. Presumably has the authority or capability to deal with incursions from the priesthood of Madame Misfortune seeking the Heart of Grimzelda.
Larry Brinkow (Unknown, Unknown)
"Mechanical giants armed with laser cannons and missile racks"
Iinvolved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Created a number of anti-portal machines, each of which failed due to not receiving enough power, until Lloyd's machinations caused his 54th device to work perfectly, if to potentially a larger scale than expected.
Leranee Eisylwith (Unknown, Unknown)
"A friendly-looking old woman in a floral-print shirt with silver-rimmed glasses."
Runs Leranee Eisylwith's Flowers on the top disc of Nexus.
Lord Bagfried Stimburg (Unknown, Unknown)
A noble Herinemous Gantmeyer wished killed.
Lord Gilbris Dirbik, Conqueror of the Flamelands (Demon, Unknown)
"A short, green skinned humanoid male with solid black eyes, webbed hands and feet, slick, slime-covered skin, and slave runes tatooed all over its body"
Somehow escaped an effect triggered by an Arena Member to kill the demons holding the Demon King Artifacts, instead getting teleported with Isquardis to the weilder of Naphlus. Extremely nervous about being stripped of his power. Managed, against all odds, to not get killed by the weilder of Naphlus, the new weilder of Isquardis, an extremely dangerous trapped dungeon, the angry demon general coming to kill everyone within a five mile radius of the aforementioned artifacts, and an uppity Magma Dragon. May have managed to find his way to Nexus.
Lord Glogugoxx (Unknown, Unknown)
Maintains a (dangerous) palace on Disc 82.
Lord Goveror of Port Pearl (Unknown, Level 9)
Runs Port Pearl, an island on Disc 415.
Lord Thargodian (Unknown, Unknown)
A powerful noble from Trandel.
Lord Vermilion (Unknown, Unknown)
Entity that possessed fancy sunglasses.
Lord Webster Norris (Unknown, Unknown)
A noble Herinemous Gantmeyer wished killed.
Luigi Margettio (Unknown, Unknown)
"There is a man behind the counter; he is a black-haired gentleman in a pizza chef's outfit."
Chef at a pizza restaurant on Disc 3, and an associate of Robert Norrington. Was used as an intermediary to send a death-curse via pizza flyer to Albert Nowles.
Lumazzo Brother #1 (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the Lumazzo Brothers.
Lumazzo Brother #2 (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the Lumazzo Brothers.
Lysandra (Unknown, Unknown)
Also known as the Knight of Spades. Hails from the city of Rinshadin. She swore an oath to protect Laurennia, the Chosen of Light. She battled Salphron and gained a grudging respect for him in the caverns under the Spire of Ice. She fought with Laurennia in the last battle before the catastrophe and was killed. Her current location is unknown.
Manifest of Benevolent Fortune (Conceptual, Unknown)
Found in the World of Beginnings of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum. Invisible and high level. Pleasant to visitors, granting them potent buffs, and communicates without words.
Man in a Blue Jacket (Unknown, Unknown)
"A man in a blue jacket"
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Held a device that caused geysers of water to spout from the city's sewers.
Man with a Check (Unknown, Unknown)
"A man with a check"
Individual involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Fled from a bank being robbed.
Map Salesman (Unknown, Unknown)
"A man at a booth selling some maps"
A salesman who wandered into Nexus one day selling unique maps. In a great hurry. And then promptly fled once he'd unloaded all of his merchandise. Hmm.
Marcus Sunguott (Unknown, Unknown)
Had an absurdly heavy cursed bathtub made of silver. For some reason.
Margandil (Unknown, Unknown)
An ancient sorceror who studied the Fulcrum of Night.
Mayor of Trensdekk Falls (Unknown, Unknown)
"An elderly woman in nicer dress than most of the peasents"
Mercenary Commander of Naria (Human, Unknown)
"A man with a circlet on his head instead of a helm. He is a darkly handsome individual who speaks with a slight hint of an accent."
Naria's mercenary commander from the Dome of the Lich Lord quest.
Millionaire (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd, which resulted in his helicopter being rammed into by one of Excelsior's airborne division. Escaped via parachute with his guards.
Mister Astounding (Unknown, Unknown)
Individual who Evangeline DeLaPhantos either defeated or learned from in some capacity. Had a special 'Fantastic-Swagger-Recovery Technique'.
Mister Edward (Unknown, Unknown)
An unusually angry, mobile, acrobatic volcano fully capable of pursuing those who earn its ire.
Mitch Kurley's Living Sax (Instrument, Unknown)
(Deceased/Destroyed)
Saxophone owned by Mitch Kurley, Sax Offender. Was rendered inert after a battle against the Grand Maestro.
Montague (Unknown, Unknown)
An agent of Lassiter. In one possible alt-past, he died to a horde of Lastrill while the heroes he had hired were busy fighting amongst themselves. In another, his apprentice warned him in time to allow him to escape.
Morrisons' Hero Agency Clerk #1 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A male paladin with blonde hair"
Runs the reception desk of Morrisons' Hero Agency.
Morrisons' Hero Agency Clerk #2 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A female elf with brown hair. Her ears are very large."
Runs the reception desk of Morrisons' Hero Agency.
Mother Hegriss (Unknown, Unknown)
Owner of 'Mother Hegriss's House of Erotic Fiction', a library on Disc 69.
Moustached Man (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Kicked in the door to his wife's boyfriend's apartment, firing wildly, and ended up killing Bob Hysoon, who was catapulted into the room due to prior events.
Mr. Anything (Unknown, Unknown)
A computer on board Doc's spaceship.
Mr. Bartameus (Unknown, Unknown)
Nexus Librarian. One of the higher-ups able to approve access to the more heavily restricted sections.
Mr. Thompson (Unknown, Unknown)
Likely a psuedonym. Individual that sought to hire assassins to kill Bob Hysoon.
Nega-Remalius (Unknown, Unknown)
"A confused-looking man with blue skin and huge muscles. He has a massive barbell in each hand and is wearing an untied robe, a loincloth, and a tall hat. The hat has a burning book on it, and he seems to be sweating profusely."
A physically-strong but rather stupid individual allied with the Wisdom Burners. Present status unknown given the fate that befell the Wisdom Burners in the main Universe. Easily browbeaten by Nega-Rosaline.
Nega-Rosaline (Unknown, Unknown)
"A cigar-smoking female flesh golem wearing a similar Wisdom Burner uniform walks over towards the window and peers out."
An extremely loud, crude and argumentative flesh golem who swears like a sailor. Has absolutely no love for Nega-Geddoe. Also has some control over space, able to seal dimensional rifts between universes.
Nicholas Zeltier: Rising Technologist (Unknown, Unknown)
Was once a candidate for a special match under the 'Very Weak' category. Who knows how he's fared?
Nietrich's Fifth Experimental Lifeform (Unknown, Unknown)
"The fourth tank, despite being in a row with the ones with contents, is empty."
An experimental creation of the mad scientist Nietrich.
Granted, I'm not sure there was even an entity there, but given Mad Science and such I wouldn't be surprised about an invisible experiment.
Nexus Administrative Bureau Clerk #1 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A woman in a black and white dress with purple hair"
A bit of a mind reader.
Nexus Administrative Bureau Clerk #2 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A being with four faces, a head that floats above its golden body, and 19 arms"
Nexus Administrative Bureau Clerk #3 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A robot with a cowboy hat that is polishing a rifle"
Nexus Bar Patron #1 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A bird-man with a long, downward-curved beak in a broad-brimmed blue hat, a long cloak, and fancy blue clothes. It has rapid-fire laser guns at both hips."
Nexus Bar Patron #2 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A three-headed giant that has long, slightly curved swords in two hands and drinks in two others."
Nexus Bar Patron #3 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A female elven archer with silver armor."
Nexus Bar Patron #4 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A bird with sunglasses and a martini"
Nexus Bar Patron #5 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A giant made of tiny worms"
Ninja (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. A ninja that was shopping for weapons at the time.
Noble from the Kingdom of Lord Bannion #1 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A handsome black-haired man wearing dark leathers who is staring intently at a tastly looking roast"
One of many individuals important to the Kingdom of Lord Bannion in attendance at the celebratory dinner in honour of Walter Pendingale and the heroes who assisted him in finding the tome of magic capable of removing the threat of famine from the kingdom.
Noble from the Kingdom of Lord Bannion #2
"An old, muscular man with a neatly trimmed white beard and a suit of golden armor that is decorated with many medals"
One of many individuals important to the Kingdom of Lord Bannion in attendance at the celebratory dinner in honour of Walter Pendingale and the heroes who assisted him in finding the tome of magic capable of removing the threat of famine from the kingdom.
Noble from the Kingdom of Lord Bannion #3
"A woman wearing silk robes with long blue hair"
One of many individuals important to the Kingdom of Lord Bannion in attendance at the celebratory dinner in honour of Walter Pendingale and the heroes who assisted him in finding the tome of magic capable of removing the threat of famine from the kingdom.
Noble from the Kingdom of Lord Bannion #4
"A dwarf who wears shimmering plate armor and sits in an especially high chair"
One of many individuals important to the Kingdom of Lord Bannion in attendance at the celebratory dinner in honour of Walter Pendingale and the heroes who assisted him in finding the tome of magic capable of removing the threat of famine from the kingdom.
Noble from the Kingdom of Lord Bannion #5
"A woman with short, blond hair who wear's a noble's dueling outfit"
One of many individuals important to the Kingdom of Lord Bannion in attendance at the celebratory dinner in honour of Walter Pendingale and the heroes who assisted him in finding the tome of magic capable of removing the threat of famine from the kingdom.
Nyrin Thregarth: Kaldrenian Warrior Priest (Unknown, Unknown)
Mentioned as being around the same power level as Lassiter and Victoria. Involved with the mysterious Book of Gates.
Nythelis (Unknown, Unknown)
An evil woman who lives on an island of twisted woodland in the Isles of Orsirion that she took over.
Observatory of Stathelmenta Receptionist (Unknown, Unknown)
The lady who mans the reception desk of the Observatory of Stathelmenta.
Obtain an Arch-Nemesis Clerk #1 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A man with a long beard and spectacles is reading over a list written in blood."
Runs the Obtain an Arch-Nemesis Booth over Walrusfest.
Obtain an Arch-Nemesis Clerk #2 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A man in a rabbit costume"
Runs the Obtain an Arch-Nemesis Booth over Walrusfest.
Obtain an Arch-Nemesis Clerk #3 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A bat-winged demon"
Runs the Obtain an Arch-Nemesis Booth over Walrusfest.
Painter (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. A painter.
Pamela Indsburn (Unknown, Unknown)
"A prim-looking old lady in a black and white ruffly outfit with rectangular spectacles at the main office"
Headmistress of the Pamela Indsburn School of Dungeon Crawling, a very reputable establishment and one of Nexus' finest schools of dungeon exploration.
Paul (Unknown, Unknown)
According to Arisina (The Veil Render)'s fortune, he always wins at horse races because he cheats.
Pazzargo (Unknown, Unknown)
"An old man in vaguely red robes sitting on a mat in it. He holds an octagon-tipped wooden staff and candles burn beside him."
Resident of Mount Prazondracon. Utterly sick of all the adventurers Berlarry keeps sending his way on a wild goose chase. Notably skilled in mind games, to the point where only Darius Bascaradine has been able to beat him. Knows the First, Second and Third Masks. Set an Arena Member against Primordius as a test.
Pen From Nyemnwg-Emwghfe-Kesihwernox (Unknown, Unknown)
"A pen's point hits the place nearby"
One of the entities responsible for drawing/spawning/otherwise affecting the strange land of Nyemnwg-Emwghfe-Kesihwernox.
Pencil From Nyemnwg-Emwghfe-Kesihwernox (Unknown, Unknown)
"You sense a pencil almost metaphysically 'above' you"
One of the entities responsible for drawing/spawning/otherwise affecting the strange land of Nyemnwg-Emwghfe-Kesihwernox.
Pie Salesman (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. A pie salesman.
Pomfroy's Centipede (Unknown, Unknown)
"A three-eyed red centipede that stretches the length of a man and wears a golden crown with seven mystic jewels in it."
Another of Pomfroy's servants. Or his pet.
Portal Attendant (Unknown, Unknown)
"A woman in silver robes with white hair and a blindfold"
Looks after the portals on Disc 20.
Postal Worker (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. A postal worker delivering a package at the time.
Queen of Airindor (Unknown, Unknown)
Perhaps not of all Airindor. Her ancestors are buried in the graveyard and mausoleums atop the Berenic Mesa. Talsyrr pretended to be a servant of hers to gain Celas' trust.
Rennick LaRue (Unknown, Unknown)
Presumable previous resident of the Old LaRue Mansion, which is now a haunted, abandoned wreck.
Rinnhaveth Farmer (Unknown, Unknown)
"A farmer on a horse-cart"
A farmer from Rinnhaveth. Seems convinced that spheres will keep invading daemons away.
Rosalee (Unknown, Unknown)
Entity related to the Warlock-class ability 'Rosalee's Phonecall'.
Rosaline Dunmount (Unknown, Unknown)
(Deceased)
An explorer who died in the Library of the Lorekeepers. Sacrificed her traveling companion, Joseph, in a ritual to allow her spirit to escape the place after death.
Sarah (Unknown, Unknown)
The other receptionist for Larexmordum Verinextus.
Second Distortion Lord (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the Eight Distortion Lords that acted as bosses for the Ascendants to face in Boroluer.
Selena Vardriss (Human, Unknown)
Was once a great hero, destroying armies of evil and saving various small villages. She was killed in an epic duel with the king of ice giants. Mr. Grimsburg inherited a valuable statue of her. It is unknown if she was revived after the catastrophe, and it is also unknown whether she would still possess her memories if she was revived.
Seventh Distortion Lord (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the Eight Distortion Lords that acted as bosses for the Ascendants to face in Boroluer.
Seventh Dragon of Disc 66 (Unknown, Unknown)
"The massive head of some burning-eyed dragon on a serpentine neck cranes through the sky, extending for miles, a crown with the numeral VII above it floating above the head."
Notably enormous resident of the demonic Disc 66.
Sixth Distortion Lord (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the Eight Distortion Lords that acted as bosses for the Ascendants to face in Boroluer.
Spinning Larry (Unknown, Unknown)
Held a 'Fast Combo Contest' one Holy Festival. It's unknown if he's just really interested in Arena Members and wanted to get them making combos to see the results or more-invested in the Arena and Combos in other ways.
Star Federation Official #1 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A flustered official"
Star Federation Official #2 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A flustered official"
Star Federation Official #3 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A flustered official"
Statue from the Birinic Mesa That Desires To See (Unknown, Unknown)
"A large stone statue with a reddish-blue gem for a right eye."
A statue encountered by Celas in the Birinic Mesa. Sought to have its other eye returned to it. It provided Celas with a gem-key upon its other eye's return.
Statue from the Birinic Mesa That Desires Not To See (Unknown, Unknown)
"A statue of a man meditating sits in the room's center. It has one red gem for an eye."
A statue encountered by Celas in the Birinic Mesa. Desired the loss of its 'eye', so it could 'truly see' and ascend to the mystic realm. Upon its eye's removal, the statue warped away and went on to become a great tutor for a certain hero.
Sultan Al'Amir (Human, Level 29)
(Deceased)
"A man who seems to have once been fat, but is now withered and worn, sits on a throne. His olive skin has grown pale and sickly, and his azure eyes seem to have lost their shine. He wears regal white robes but lacks his crown or sceptre. The throne is made of gold and has sockets where jewels seem to belong."
One of the three rulers of Sildriza. Owned huge numbers of gemstones, including some of unique and powerful natures, but had to sell the vast majority off to pay his spiralling debts. Had an undefined number of sons, who were all killed by his creditors after they attacked them. Also sold his soul to Doctor Beak for extended life. Fell prey to an Arena Member's attempt at 'surgery' in an attempt to remove an explosive gemstone from the ruler's heart, despite having no skill in the art whatsoever.
Sultan Al'Amir's Archmage (Unknown, Unknown)
Archmage in employ to Sultan Al'Amir. Presumably had horrible things happen to him once Beak claimed the Sultan's domain (and everything and everyone in it) as his own.
Sultan of Sildriza's Daughter (Unknown, Unknown)
Desert princess who had to deal with an enormous number of suitors. Was in the unfortunate position of being sold off to satisfy her father's debts. Presumably had horrible things happen to her once Beak claimed her father's domain (and everything and everyone in it) as his own.
That Old Lady (Unknown, Unknown)
Talks about her poodle and its exploits incessantly and with great repetition. Can, and will, continue talking for weeks on end.
That Old Lady's Poodle (Animal, Level 30-40)
A poodle that tends to get itself into a string of exploits, to the long-winded delight of its owner.
The Bat King (Unknown, Unknown)
Either dead, or likely to die before or while Celas meets him. His corpse is noted as being easily resurrectable, however.
The Eighth King (Unknown, Unknown)
His God-Binding Rod could not hold Tymus, Manifest of Unreasonable Hype (according to Tymus' servant). Given Tymus' purview, they may either not exist, be far less impressive than they sound, or never have been involved with Tymus at all.
The Great Mage (Unknown, Unknown)
A highly intelligent man. He also had a great and abiding fondness for tacos. His grand library was ruined at some point in history, but returned to its full splendour by Volatilis, Cyaeilia, Lilian and Elyion.
The Man With The Butterflies (Unknown, Unknown)
According to Arisina (The Veil Render)'s fortune, a jerk who wants to steal your money, but isn't part of a conspiracy.
The Narrator (Unknown, Unknown)
"You both hear a voice echo. <Thus the first seal is broken. Thus the rise of darkness begins.> The voice seems distant an unconcered, neither revelling in the news or despairing from it. It seems to be some unconcerned, but yet interested observer watching over you. The voice gives a faint chuckle and then fades back to darkness."
Heard, but not seen, commenting on proceedings as the seals holding powerful evil entities within Castle Pelronde were broken one by one.
The Other Time Train Rider #1 (Unknown, Unknown)
"Three men are riding atop it. All three men are in suits, and one is wielding a long polearm."
Man who rode the Other Time Train in the Pathways of Time in an unconventional manner. Weilds a polearm.
The Other Time Train Rider #2 (Unknown, Unknown)
"Three men are riding atop it. All three men are in suits, and one is wielding a long polearm."
Man who rode the Other Time Train in the Pathways of Time in an unconventional manner.
The Other Time Train Rider #3 (Unknown, Unknown)
"Three men are riding atop it. All three men are in suits, and one is wielding a long polearm."
Man who rode the Other Time Train in the Pathways of Time in an unconventional manner.
The Psychedelic Tiger (Unknown, Unknown)
"A tiger in a smoking jacket with a monocle and what looks to be a blunt that's giving off purple-paisley-patterend smoke."
Entity born (or summoned) by a curse. Has a notably bizarre taste in fashion. Could be placated by getting enough new outfit pieces on Disc 885,435,625
The Rat Huntsman (Unknown, Unknown)
Had a nailgun, of all things, as a weapon.
Third Distortion Lord (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the Eight Distortion Lords that acted as bosses for the Ascendants to face in Boroluer.
Thomas (Unknown, Unknown)
An ex-guard evacuee from the Silver City. A swordsman. Has found employment in Nexus.
Unknown Elder Horror (Unknown, Unknown)
"You see some indescribable horror from the realms beyond for a split second before Nyrr teleports it away to somewhere... else."
Dark force sealed within Castle Pelronde.
Unknown Turtle (Unknown, Unknown)
"A mechanized turtle-shaped transport with a giant jetpack"
One of the many people tangled up in Lzarde Tokh's fate and probability-manipulating plans formulated around the Mechanical Candles and Grand Mall of Worlds.
Vargoland (Unknown, Unknown)
An ex-enemy of Victoria, Lassiter and Markannion (presumably before his becoming subverted by Valcont). Was killed by Markannion when Vargoland turned him into a monster, but rose again as a lich.
Veil-Breaker Clerk (Unknown, Unknown)
Knows exactly what you're here for.
Vernon (Unknown, Unknown)
One of the many alternate bartenders of the Nexus Tavern. Deals with drinks of higher level than Carl and Shannon are capable of making.
Verran's Watch Statue (Golem, Unknown)
"A large statue of a woman in a robe with a crown"
A statue in Verran's Watch that desired a nearby pool of water cleansed of evil. Held a false version of The Rose.
Volcano Lord Mormallax (Unknown, Unknown)
Controls much of the world in which his fortress is located. His forces are strong and generally unfriendly towards outsiders, but he has reached an accord with trading groups from Nexus such that he won't attack non-trespassing visitors from the gate.
Walter Pendingale (Unknown, Unknown)
"An older man wearing bluish scale armor and large spectacles walks out of the second door in the hall. He is holding a staff with a green gem at the top."
An adventuring mage in the employ of Lord Bannion, sent to the Library of the Lorekeepers to locate a tome that contained magic that could solve his kingdom's food shortage issues. Walter met up with two Arena Members and, with their help, succeeded in locating the room containing the book he sought, and shortly after that, a secret treasury full of powerful items, from which he gained a unique tome of ice magic that invoked constant snowfall around itself.
Wandering Painter (Unknown, Unknown)
A painter from the Grand City of Luriveyl. Painted a portrait of Elyion and Remalius in the hedge maze there. 'Living Magic In The Gazebo' went on to be displayed in The Ivvingford Gallery In Luriveyl.
Whoever Gregory Feldmarr's Grandson Was a Fan Of (Unknown, Unknown BA Member)
One of the Arena Members that irked Larry the Catfish to the extent that the ex-bartender considered them as 'wasting their position' and deserving of being trapped in a spatial sinkhole to have all their stuff stolen. Got sidetracked due to someone hiring Wykki Stooger, who promptly led half the group off to search for treasure inside a cow.
Wizard from Luriveyl (Unknown, Unknown)
"The wizard has a long beard, stereotypical hat and robe, and is being cheered on by a crowd of apprentices"
A wizard from the Grand City of Luriveyl. Attempted to help capture some escaped rare birds, but wasn't the best at magical flight.
Would-Be Conqueror (Unknown, Unknown)
Red-haired individual involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Threatened to take over a city, despite only having one missile and two guys with machineguns. Lloyd's plans created a lot of chaos that lent credence to his threat.
Zalerion (Unknown, Unknown)
(Deceased)
A treacherous psychic in service to Lady Amelia who sought The Rose for himself. Died at the hands of Salphron and Amelia.
Zombie Moose Axeman (Unknown, Unknown)
"You see what appears to be a zombie moose axeman standing in the middle of the hall."
Loyal guardian undead with notably poor eyesight from the Birinic Mesa. After being 'dismissed' by Celas using a tapestry to disguise himself as a long-dead king, the undead moose axeman left his post with great joy to go... somewhere.
Irastor should have "Presently has eight Orb Seals- Air, Fire, Darkness, Physical, Wood, Metal, Life and Illusion" added to his description.
Lady Thelrain gets "Curator of the Town Museum on the First Disc of Nexus. Due to a draw from a Deck of Many Things, is in love with the Shielding Golem." added to her entry.
Nega-Geddoe should have "Due to an extremely complicated product using the Forge of Aeons, a range of high-tier weapons and materials, and the inadvertant creation of a space-and-science-cleaving sentient Sword of Vashna, was defeated and turned into *Sword-Geddoe. Or was he?" added to his entry.
The Stormkeeper should have "Currently gaining a new powerset due to Cael bringing him samples of unusual travel-blocking fog-of-war stormclouds from his involvement in the Ascension of Thandolmann" added to his entry.
Valcont gets "A goateed man in a black suit" added to his description.
The Obscure Python gets "currently under the control of the Veil Render following the Knot of Trelhais Incident for her own inscrutable schemes." added to its description.
Langidor needs to have "has learned techniques to haunt machines an improve their efficiency and speed" added to his description.
Paul should have his name changed to 'Paul the Octopus' (despite not obviously appearing as such) and have "is notably good at making coffee" added to his description.
Zlaedon needs the description "a handsome individual, with jet black hair and cool blue eyes. He wears glistening silver plate armor, has a dove-white cape, and holds a large, glowing sword with a handguard shaped like a pair of angelic wings."
Bertram's description should become "An ex-guard evacuee from the Silver City. An axeman working on becoming a mage. Has found employment in Nexus."
Matthias's description should become "An ex-guard evacuee from the Silver City. A swordsman. Has found employment in Nexus."
Vivian's description should become "An ex-guard evacuee from the Silver City. An archer and a swordswoman Has found employment in Nexus.."
Manethos should gain the description "It appears to be a massive, wingless draconic creature; it possesses a long, wormlike, almost serpentine body covered entirely in dark-amber hued chitanous plates."
Orindar should gain the description "A gleefully cackling dwarf in dark robes that resemble the vestments of a dwarven priest"
Talsyrr should get the description "An amber scaled lizard man stands a few feet behind you. He has a wand holstered in a belt, and he seems to radiate electrical energy."
Zaridas should get the description "A man wearing blue robes ebroidered with golden runes. His eyes are lurid green, his hair is long and colored a shade of cosmic latte. He has large, white wings"
Doc should gain the description "a man wearing a lab coat and reflective glasses"
Amelia Photos should gain the description "A small girl with wings of light and eyes that glow with white radiance"
Erisandre should gain the description "a black-haired woman sprawled over the throne fiddling with a crystal ball. She is wearing red robes and seems frustrated." She also needs the Deceased tag and the addition "killed by Arena Members backed by Naria."
Erisandre was mentioned as being the 'designated successor of the Silver City', despite the Queen mentioning 'Illandras'. Presumably they're the same person. (Perhaps a forename and surname?)
Onjiru should get the description "a male demon cloaked in an exotic single-piece cloth outfit with rune patterns adorning it, whose flesh is sunken down to the bones, whose eyes are like tiny reddish points in seas of blackness, who has a scorpion-like tail, and who has a bladed staff resting against his chair."
Lady Vhaz'Loss should get the description "an alluring, dark-skinned female figure wearing a dress made of tightly-woven spider webs who has a crown with a jade scarab inset into it perched atop her head"
Professor Amerigandan apparently also used to be called "Professor Amelstern" or "Professor Ahmalnstrin". Alternatively, one's his forename and the other his surname. Professor Amelstern/Ahmalnstrin Amerigandan is a pretty decent name. Or, for maximum gravitas, Professor Ahmalnstrin Amelstern Amerigandan.
According to this, Amerigandan was one of the backers for the Mana Cannon Project. This likely needs mentioning in his description.
Gillingman should get the description "He appears to be an old man, wearing black, skeleton-adorned robed finery with a dark black surgeon's apron draped over the top. His skull-tipped staff hangs in his right hand, eyes glowing with green fire. In contrast to the stave's blazing eyes, Gillingman's own appear to be cold and dead."
Malburgeon should get the description "A tall, musular gentleman in golden armor with an axe of pure light in his hands and wings of holy energy. His hair is white, his eyes are wise, and his face carries the weight of experience."
Asaratain needs the 'deceased' tag and "destroyed by Maleficus after the Dome of the Lich Lord quest." Asaratain was also supposed to be female, apparently.
Milton Brewster gains the description "a slightly overweight, balding man in his late forties"
Winthrop gains the description "A gray haired man wearing a black suit and tie"
Lady Amelia gains the description "A woman, probably in her early twenties, sits in a white chair reading a book on the downfall of the giants while sipping herbal tea from a florally-patterned cup. She is wearing a green, Victorian-style dress and large diamond earrings; her smile is comforting, her eyes are a deep green, and her hair is long and brown."
Garganthelo gains the description "A gigantic, six-legged, blue-furred, purple-maned, lion with blazing eyes and sharp teeth."
Organisations
Association of Diabolical Lies
Group from the World of Governance. Headed by Justice Argoxx Meatcontrols.
Association of Spanking
Group from the World of Governance. Headed by Hugo Loudchair. Enemy of the Association of Diabolical Lies.
Brewers of Time and Monkies
Group from the World of Governance. Enemy of the Association of Diabolical Lies.
Coils of Time
Group from the World of Governance. Allied to the Association of Diabolical Lies.
Council of Spider Observers
Group from the World of Governance. Allied to the Association of Diabolical Lies.
Dark Lotus Clan
A famous group of ninja mercenaries.
Green Rain
A group of dragon-related mercenaries.
Guardians of the Dragon's Heart
A famous group of ninja mercenaries.
Guides of the Issorian Sea
A group of corsairs for hire.
Kingdom of Lord Bannion Horticulturist's Guild
A guild of wizard-botanists who gather to discuss the influencing of plant growth through magic. Also create specialised magically-formulated fruit juices and potions with the plants, although they have a rather spotty track record regarding that.
Large Council of Cheeses
Group from the World of Governance. Enemy of the Association of Diabolical Lies.
Nation of Laughing
Group from the World of Governance. Allied to the Association of Diabolical Lies.
Nation of Weaving
Group from the World of Governance. Allied to the Association of Diabolical Lies.
New Fae Empire
Fae empire on Rael'ael.
Nose of Trouble
Group from the World of Governance. Enemy of the Association of Diabolical Lies.
Old Trithian Interstellar Republic
Aaron Laedonglor is a hero to them.
Order Draconis
A group of dragon-related mercenaries.
Order of the Last Gods
An order of monks and templars from the Isles of Orsirion.
People of Grievances
Group from the World of Governance. Enemy of the Association of Diabolical Lies.
Princesses of Deliberation
Group from the World of Governance. Enemy of the Association of Diabolical Lies.
Rilian Conclave
Mysterious organisation which Thalvados was part of.
Shadows of Zarkadin
A famous group of ninja mercenaries.
The Caulingham Family
A family of nobles on Disc 916 that maintain an estate.
Wit of Reaping
Group from the World of Governance. Allied to the Association of Diabolical Lies.
Needs further info wrote:It's the Negaverse crew! Those mentioned who didn't get actual screentime, at least. Some further info may be required for them.
Nega-Alrick (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Alrick. Generally allied to Nega-Kit's faction supporting the New Dark Empire.
Nega-Anathema (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Anathema. Generally allied to the Bright Crusade faction of that universe.
Nega-Catrice (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Catrice. Generally allied to Nega-Rosaline's faction supporting the Wisdom Burners. Present status given the Burners of the main universe getting cut off from the Eternal Pyre is unknown.
Nega-Celas (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Celas. Generally allied to the Bright Crusade faction of that universe.
Nega-Charming (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Charming. Generally allied to Nega-Kit's faction supporting the New Dark Empire.
Nega-Golem (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of The Shielding Golem. Generally allied to Nega-Geddoe's faction of that universe. Notably a being of pure order that seeks an orderly, sterile universe.
Nega-Heracles (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Heracles. Generally allied to Nega-Kit's faction supporting the New Dark Empire.
Nega-Jessie (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Jessie. Generally allied to Nega-Geddoe's faction of that universe.
Nega-Kevin (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Kevin. Generally allied to the Bright Crusade faction of that universe.
Nega-Nira (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Nira. Generally their own faction. May be linked to, or actually be, Ivan Spartacus.
Nega-Patchy (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Patchy. Generally allied to Nega-Geddoe's faction of that universe.
Nega-Roulette-Master (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of The Roulette Master. Generally allied to Nega-Geddoe's faction of that universe.
Nega-Shauni (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Shauni. Generally allied to Nega-Kit's faction supporting the New Dark Empire.
Nega-Tia (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Tia. Generally allied to the Bright Crusade faction of that universe.
Nega-Volatilis (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Volatilis. Generally allied to Nega-Rosaline's faction supporting the Wisdom Burners. Present status given the Burners of the main universe getting cut off from the Eternal Pyre is unknown.
Nega-Zeo (Unknown, Unknown)
The Negaverse version of Zeo. Generally allied to Nega-Geddoe's faction of that universe.
Nexus Portal Information Uplink (Unknown, Unknown)
An AI or other entity connected to the various screens of the Nexus Portal Nexus, providing auto-translation and telepathic interfaces and information for those requiring it.
The Nexus Portal Information Uplink is possibly a nonunique, I just put it under People on the offchance it was some sort of centralised AI that administered the whole information channel in the building. Excerpt in which it actively communicated is as follows:
These guys were mentioned in a very, very old thread. They didn't have any descriptions to go with them.
Dahrimas (Demon, Level 75)
Dame Margaret (Human, Level 45)
Dr. Klineger (Human, Level 67)
Dr. Thandurin (Aquatic & Humanoid, Level 65)
Edmond Waterson (Human, Level 60)
General Hope (Human, Level 80)
Harriett Waterson (Human, Level 60)
Jack Sunnigar (Human, Level 80)
Jeremiah Falls (Humanoid & Horror, Level 100-199)
Maria Clairemont (Human, Level 68)
Markus Foster (Coded Being, Level 85)
Maxwell Vulcan (Coded Being, Level 86)
Stephen Johnson (Human, Level 50)
These guys are from beyond the Barrier. As such, they might not get entries in People.
Amondar (ENTITY OUT OF BOUNDS ERROR)
An Eternal Sovereign from beyond the Barrier.
Gilfried (2nd Iteration) (ENTITY OUT OF BOUNDS ERROR)
An Eternal Sovereign from beyond the Barrier.
Martilsine (ENTITY OUT OF BOUNDS ERROR)
An Eternal Sovereign from beyond the Barrier.
Sairaji (ENTITY OUT OF BOUNDS ERROR)
An Eternal Sovereign from beyond the Barrier.
Voices of the Many (ENTITY OUT OF BOUNDS ERROR)
Hiveminded-ish with the Man in Grey, former Sovereigns whose spark got dulled and pulled into a grey state.
Places
(Elemental Research Institute)
(Nonbase Elements)
->->->->->Addiction Section
May no longer exist due to the Element-deleting Error Elemental infestation that briefly swept the ERI.
->->->->->Anti-Bob Section
"A gray door with a crossed-out picture of a man on it "
->->->->->Bill's Swords Section
"There's images of three swords in here. Bill apparently has three swords. How unimpressive."
May no longer exist due to the Element-deleting Error Elemental infestation that briefly swept the ERI.
->->->->->Candy Section
"A door made of candy with a symbol of a peppermint lolipop"
->->->->->Cute Pets! Section
"A door made of chew-toy fabric with a symbol of an adorable doggie"
->->->->->Draco Section
"A scaled door with a symbol of a dragon head on it"
->->->->->Flux Section
"A rippling door that shifts both colors and materials and has a patterns of intertwined, moving lines on it"
->->->->->Grandeur Section
(Destroyed)
"You open it to locate a room that is halfway through the process of being disassembled by the most massive element specimen you've seen yet"
No longer exists due to the Element-deleting Error Elemental infestation that briefly swept the ERI. Given the element has returned in some form, however...
->->->->->Innovation Section
"It is a blue room with the walls, floor, and ceiling made of twirling blue gears. There are three doors, each of which is keypad-locked"
->->->->->Laundary Section
"A door made of damp fabric with a symbol of a basket of clothes on it with question marks on the basket"
No, that isn't a typo.
->->->->->Marsh Section
"A black-and-sunset-red door with a symbol of cat tails emerging from water on it"
->->->->->Nature Section
"A door with grass growing from the bottom that is made of wood that smells like fresh mountain air"
->->->->->Not Bees Section
"The room is about halfway gone. It it are random piles of junk and items you'd find in an everyday home. There aren't any bees."
May no longer exist due to the Element-deleting Error Elemental infestation that briefly swept the ERI.
->->->->->Phantom Section
"An etheral door with a symbol of a purple-shrouded humanoid shape surrounded by butterflies on it"
->->->->->Speed Section
"There's a small room on the other side that appears to contain a drug-addicted car and a flashing yellow arrow. This element seems to have been misdeveloped at some point"
May no longer exist due to the Element-deleting Error Elemental infestation that briefly swept the ERI.
->->->->->Steam Section
"An etheral door with a symbol of a purple-shrouded humanoid shape surrounded by butterflies on it"
->->->->->STEVE's Version of Law Section
(Destroyed)
"A door made of silver with a symbol of a man's head and a law-balance"
No longer exists due to the Element-deleting Error Elemental infestation that briefly swept the ERI.
->->->->->Surreality Section
"A door with images of staircases and water flowing upwards on it with a symbol of a melting watch"
->->->->->Weird Section
"A slick black door that shifts to being made of blonde hair when you approach, with the symbol of a hand with an eye with a mouth in the center on it"
->->->->->Wonder Section
"Through it is a corridor made of singing gold. At the end is a waterfall of life energy enshrouding a door of humming jewels."
Rather benevolent by the rest of the ERI's standards. Encounters generally offer refusable challenges or alternate ways of 'beating' them. Experiencing them, it seems, is just as valid a method of progression as fighting them.
(Superior Nonbase Elements)
->->->->->Divine Section
"A marble-white door with a symbol of hands clasped in prayer on it"
->->->->->Dream Section
"A purple door with silver stars twinkling in it with the symbol of a cloud containing many shifting scenes"
->->->->->Evil Section
"A door made of black basalt with a symbol of a red pitchfork with a burning halo above it."
->->->->->Good Section
"A door made of gold-and-silver light with a symbol of a halo above a winged sword on it."
->->->->->Hax Section
"A door made of glowing zeroes and ones with a symbol of a broken set of balance-scales on it"
->->->->->Infinity Section
"A door made of every color at once that seems to grow bigger the longer you look at it with an infinity symbol on it"
->->->->->Primordium Section
"A door made of crawling tendrils of greenish-blackness with the symbol of a bubbling pool containing galaxies on it"
->->->->->Triumph Section
"A door made of broken swords with the symbol of a crown above the top of a mountain. It opens to a great plain leading up towards the crowned mountain depicted on the door. There is a path leading towards the mountain made of a mixture of golden bricks, weapons, and skulls."
->->->->->->The Mountain of Triumph
Triumph-element entity/dungeon/location. Attempting to approach it without either being able to overpower it via level or deed will result in failure and becoming part of the section's pattern.
->->->->->Unknown Section
"A door and symbol that you cannot see, but know are there"
Unable to be scanned. Presumably the element beyond it specialised in obscurity. (Mystery?)
->->->->->Unknown Section #2
"A door made of Erashrop and %quezdyl with a glowing SYMOL on it"
Unable to be scanned, and purports to be eternally unknowable. Or is it?
ELSEWHERE
(Storage?)
->->Yazbellic Cathedral
"A black cathedral with curling spines decorating it and deep-red stained glass."
A cathedral from Yazbellan that somehow got spatially displaced due to the villainous shenanigans of the Buzzard Priest and stuck in Disc 14. Thanks to various efforts of the Nexus Administration Bureau and a group of Arena Members, it got decisively removed from the area.
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Rell'Arill
World from which Markus Dutry came.
(Demon Realm)
->->->->Sea of Darkness
(Rael'ael)
->->->->Pearl's Crossing
"A ruined human down full of decaying buildings. A sign outside of it reads "Pearl's Crossing", though the writing is worn away and barely legible."
->->->->Castle of the Fey Court
Heavily glamoured, dweomered, and otherwise enchanted (but apparently deserted) castle. Contains an effect (in the manner of a limited magical AI) that is able to communicate with people outside and provide teleportation and training services. Was apparently once the capital of a civilisation of fairies.
->->->->->Armoury
->->->->->Bureau of Disaster Control Offices
->->->->->Library
->->->->->Medical Wing
People who die in the training hall are resurrected here.
->->->->->Training Hall
Capable of generating opponents to fight against.
->->->->Vashdol
A Vaalathi city.
(Naria's Tower)
->->->->Air-Communing Chamber
"A room with a platform suspended over a pit filled with howling winds. Lightning cracks in the chamber heights above you, and you cannot see the cieling."
Holds an ancient elemental.
->->->->Barracks Complex
Contains everything one would need to house a mercenary army, including a restocking bar.
->->->->Earth-Communing Chamber
"A chamber made of crystals. A massve pillar made of geodes that shift from one shade to another continually stands in the chamber's center."
Holds an ancient cthonian terror.
->->->->Goldenhammer's Forge
Holds an ancient elemental that powers the forge.
->->->->Naria's Chamber
->->->->Naria's Laboratory
->->->->Naria's Library
"A large library chamber that is cylindrical in shape. You cannot see its upper reaches, though you can see many higher floors of it that are connected with ladders and spiral staircases. All of the walls almost are lined with shelves stocked with books, most of them magical. "
->->->->Naria's Summoning Chamber
->->->->Naria's War Room
"The war room is a large chamber with various objects adorning the walls. One wall holds a large scrying glass, another holds what appears to be a large tablet made from ancient stone. Other magical objects of all sorts also decorate the chamber. In the chamber's center is a massive table with a map crafted from magic on it. Sitting on the map are several figurines of various individuals, which move around seemingly of their own accord. Around the table are large, comfy chairs. Beside each chair is a plate of refreshments, in this case some sort of non-intoxicating wine and cookies that radiate a faint magical energy, a pad of paper, a pencil, and a pointer for indicating things on the table."
->->->->Swimming Pool
The rank and file have to have some amenities, after all.
->->->->Water-Communing Chamber
"A cavernous chamber a large pool of murky water occupying most of its floor space. You sense that the water is very deep."
Holds an ancient elemental.
(Sildriza)
->->->->->Opulent Desert City
"Seems to be a paradise with a massive palace at its center"
The city of one of the three Sultans of Sildriza.
->->->->->->Opulent Desert Palace
The palace of one of the three Sultans of Sildriza.
(The Isles of Osirion/Parts Unknown)
->->->->Casteris Rock
Home of Nyrin’Thregarth.
->->->->(Erynn Gazoff's Island)
->->->->->Erynn Gazoff's Estate
->->->->->->Erynn Gazoff's Vault
->->->->Lassiter's Island
->->->->->Lassiter's Secret Underground Storage Cave
Has a dock for the Silver Breeze.
->->->->Lastrill Island
In an alternate past, a horde of Lastrill took over this island at the behest of Nythelis, destroying the village within. In another, Montague's assistant and several hired heroes held them off.
->->->->->Shrine to the Ethryl of Healing
Located submerged under the island. Held a piece of a mysterious map.
->->->->->Island Village
In an alternate past, a horde of Lastrill destroyed this. In another, Montague's assistant and several hired heroes held them off.
->->->->Sea of the Dead
Undead-haunted fog-choked ocean. In an alternate past, the undead admiral responsible for causing the fog was killed by a hero hired by Lassiter.
->->->->->Foggy Island
Located in the centre of the Sea of the Dead.
->->->->->->Ominous Castle
Held a piece of a mysterious map.
->->->!!~~(%)
"The top of a cliff made of what appears to be obsidion. He sees a star-dotted sky above him, but he senses somehow that it isn't quite real. The wind hums oddly as it blows across the top of the cliff."
Strange Abstract land, and location of the Festival of ~^$.
->->->Realm of Silver Glory
Contains the Silver City?
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Ahz'Khrelar
Present (or recently past) whereabouts of Zaccariah Thornbrush. Given how much he annoyed Lord Gadigan, it can be safely assumed that this is not a nice place. Naria threatening her foes with 'writhing in the Caverns of Ahz'Khrelar for all eternity' reinforces this.
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Airindor
->->->->->(Insert Berinic Mesa here)
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Earthen Kingdom of Arimbar
Kingdom ruled by King Ark'Rem'Olokk.
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Galadare
World once held in the iron grip of Kral'is and his Empire. Given the serpentine tyrant was imprisoned perhaps centuries ago by the ancient mage Margandil and then killed by Doc when accidentally freed much later, it can probably be assumed the world's in a somewhat different state nowadays.
(Rell'Arill)
Homeworld of Amon Horutep (Previously Lord Birgin Gapsburg)
->->->->->Barony of Gapsburg
->->->->->Barony of Ibsburg
->->->->->Barony of Rhet'Gaffo
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Teth-Arys
World known for being very peaceful and danger-free.
->->->->->Bip'Dodun
"A small, quiet town. The little village has pleasant, rustic houses in it."
Town in which Milton Brewster lives.
->->->->->->Milton Brewster's Smithy
"A small, quiet town. The little village has pleasant, rustic houses in it."
Town in which Milton Brewster lives.
->->->->->Hillyburg
A capital city.
->->->->->->King Robert's Palace
->->->->->Vabelburg
A capital city.
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Vhans'Organth
->->->->->Vault of the Dead
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->VonDurion's Homeworld
->->->->->Ispitt
Small market town close to the town in which an ancestor of VonDurion was born.
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Unknown World
->->->->->Ainingsburg Facility
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Unknown World
->->->->->Brumont
->->->->->->Three Dogs Café
Starting location of a conspiracy to kill Bob Hysoon.
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Unknown World
->->->->->Cave of Aronjo the Wise
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Unknown World
->->->->->Issorian Sea
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Unknown World
->->->->->Jhandile
Homeland of Keith.
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Unknown World
->->->->->Broken Land
Lies to the north of the Kingdom of Lord Bannion.
->->->->->Eastern Mountains
->->->->->Great Sea
Lies West of the Kingdom of Lord Bannion
->->->->->Holy Lands
Lie across the sea from the Kingdom of Lord Bannion.
->->->->->Kingdom of Lord Bannion
A peaceful, forested kingdom in a distant dimension ruled over by Lord Bannion. About two million people live in it. Contains a gate to Nexus.
->->->->->->Castle Capital
"You head through the portal and find yourselves in a massive plaza with a sun symbol, made from solid gold, set into the center of the pattern of its stones. Towering keeps and elaborate stone buildings are in front of the plaza and both to the left and right. There is a large wall with a massive, open gate set into it a good 140 feet behind you. Through the gate, you see a bustling town filled with reasonably wealthy peasants. About 580 feet in front of you is the main doorway to the central castle."
->->->->->->->Botanist Mage's Tower
->->->->->->->Castle Town Clocktower
->->->->->Southern Mountains
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Unknown World
->->->->->Mount Paradine
->->->->->->Paradine Quagmire
->->->->->->->Verran's Watch
A tower that sank beneath the quagmire. Used to contain The Rose.
->->->->->Parndish Grasslands
->->->->->->Millarox Road
A long, dusty road that covers most of the Parndish Grasslands.
->->->->->->Parnadine
The capital city.
->->->->->->Willow Woodlands
->->->->->->->Lady Amelia's Mansion
A colossal mansion.
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Unknown World
->->->->->Pirinsburg Biotech Research Center (Facility 2)
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Unknown World
->->->->->Rinshadin
Home of Lysandra.
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Unknown World
->->->->->Ruins of Caralox
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Unknown World
->->->->->Spire of Ice
Salphron and Lysandra clashed here.
->->->Unknown Dimension
->->->->Unknown World
->->->->->City in Which That Ridiculous Rube-Goldberg-Esque Chain of Events Took Place
Trensdekk gains "has a Random Battle mechanic that pulls people in dungeons or encounter areas into battles with foes after the requisite reality-whirling transition."
Apparently, the Labyrinth of Paper Cranes on Dol-Quorsis was originally called the Labyrinth of Paper Snowfall. Given it seems to have switched pretty firmly to 'Cranes and Origami' on the subsequent visits, I think altering the Places name to 'Labyrinth of Paper Cranes' may be called for. Also because origami and cranes are more stylish than just paper snow.
Gilbezber needs to have "Destroyed by the Man in a Hazmat Suit" added to it. And then possibly a 'rebuilt by Doctor Beak upon his resurrection' added to it.
Alterations may need to be made to the Dusk Realm and its subcategories, as the entire thing was broken up by Gillingman as noted here.
The Silver City needs the description "a massive city whose buildings are constructed from enchanted silver. Like glistens off of the domed building rooftops and crenellated towers, reflecting onto the silver-bricked streets. Many people walk the streets in rich, resplendant clothing. A few coaches can also be seen, drawn by horses."
The Silver City should get the note "also known as the City of Silver Glory"
The Silver City needs "overtaken by Naria after the defeat of Erisandre" added to its description.
Castle Pelronde should gain "Contains many items left by Talrusion himself, although a large number were taken by Naria and a group of Arena Members. Also contains a fake shard of the Worldstone designed to send the overly-greedy into a holding dimension for a few weeks."
The Ruins of Airalaunth and Black Fortress of Dalgoth Lyhon's entries should gain the description "dungeon complexes that allegedly contain one-third of a map to the Fulcrum of Night".
Things
Entities
Abin'Sholeem Golem (Golem, Unknown)
"A red-eyed, light-brown-stone golem"
Guardian golem found in the Ruins of Abin'Sholeem.
Abin'Sholeem Jumping Ooze (Ooze, Level 7)
"A large green ooze"
Ooze found in the Ruins of Abin'Sholeem.
Abin'Sholeem Lizard (Reptile, Unknown)
"A large, horse-sized lizard"
Lizard found in the Ruins of Abin'Sholeem.
Abstract Bear (Abstract, Unknown)
"A bear on a ball with a fez and eyes made of burning toast"
Abstract summoned by The Laaaamp. Capable of replicating itself and being many places at once. All of its component selves must be hit, otherwise it auto-dodges.
Abstract Club Abstract #1 (Abstract, Unknown)
"Talking sets of shapes"
Abstract Club Abstract #2 (Abstract, Unknown)
"Watering cans full of fire and neon-glowing carp"
Abstract Club Abstract #3 (Abstract, Unknown)
"Galoshas with eyes that are being worn by traffic signs"
Abstract Club Abstract #4 (Abstract, Unknown)
"Pink questionmarks in tutus with viking helmets"
Abstract Rowboat (Abstract, Unknown)
"A group of swan-headed rowboats with scorpion legs walks sideways by you in a line"
Resident of Disc @#.
Abstract Steak (Abstract, Unknown)
"A living human-sized beefsteak with eyes and emotive arms that floats about."
Fond of Disco Horse's music.
Aerial Defense Formation (Unknown, Unknown)
Part of the defenses of the Brain Fortress.
Airalaunth Ooze (Ooze, Level 4)
Unpleasant jell creature that liquifies its prey's organs from the outside in. Drops Liquefying Dagger.
Allisation (Animal & Aquatic & Reptile, Unknown)
"A dog with gills and an alligator-like tail"
Ancient Air Elemental (Elemental, Unknown)
"You hear a howling rise from the pit, and winds envelop you."
Powerful, ancient elemental. Naria had one bound to her tower.
Ancient Dark Oceanid (Elemental, Unknown)
"A female shape made out of the murky water rises from the pool"
Powerful, ancient elemental. Naria had one bound to her tower.
Ancient Cthonic Horror (Cthonian, Unknown)
Powerful, ancient rock-dwelling horror from the depths of some long-lost world. Naria had one bound to her tower.
Ancient Forge Elemental (Elemental, Unknown)
"A shape arises in the flame, and a tendril of fire reaches out"
Powerful, ancient elemental. Naria had one bound to her tower. Used to power Goldenhammer's forge.
Animated Furniture (Unknown, Unknown)
Animated Guardsman (Golem, Unknown)
Main force of Lassiter's crew during the Dome of the Lich Lord quest.
Arachne (Insect, Unknown)
Frequently found on Disc 70.
Aranea (Insect, Unknown)
Frequently found on Disc 70.
Archangelfish (Aquatic & Celestial, Unknown)
Found in the 'FISH OF LEGEND' pool of the Walrusfest Fish Pond stall.
Archmage (Unknown, Unknown)
A prospective enemy for the enemy list marked as 'Average Difficulty'. Given that category ranged from 'Hover Tank' to 'Lassiter', however...
Ardrakis' Drillmech (Unknown, Unknown)
Summon/mech created by the Ascendant Doctor Ardrakis.
Ardrakis' Main Spider-Mech (Unknown, Unknown)
Mech created by the Ascendant Doctor Ardrakis.
Ardrakis' Mecha-Lumberjack (Unknown, Unknown)
Summon/mech created by the Ascendant Doctor Ardrakis.
Ardrakis' Palace-Mech (Unknown, Unknown)
Summon/mech created by the Ascendant Doctor Ardrakis.
Ardrakis' Spider-Mech (Unknown, Unknown)
Summon/mech created by the Ascendant Doctor Ardrakis.
Ardrakis' Spotlight-Mech (Unknown, Unknown)
Summon/mech created by the Ascendant Doctor Ardrakis. Creates a Zone of Light on entry.
Archer Jelly (Ooze, Unknown)
Relatively low-powered ooze.
Armed Response Squad #9 (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Contains tanks and soldiers.
Artillery Mech (Unknown, Unknown)
Bascaradine artillery mech.
Ashen Necromancer (Unknown, Unknown)
One of their drops is the Ash Rod. Never got scanned, but was defeated. Its somewhat-atypical drop of 60 XP (and 30 Gold) puts it somewhere between Level 2 and 3 in power.
Ash Zombie (Undead, Unknown)
Ancient foe.
Assassin-Bot (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Was delivered to the site of the mayhem via package.
Atranelia's Honour Guard (Fae, Unknown)
"Fairy men with butterfly wings, silver plate armor, and beards"
Princess Atranelia's personal guards.
Attendant to the Parallel Count (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the Parallel Court to Lohm Sabakhmar.
Backing Singer of !!@@@ (Abstract, Unknown)
"A flock of floating capital Q's with eyes and lipstick that provided backup singing"
!!@@@'s ever-present backing singers.
Baghstannim Arch-Librarian (Unknown, Unknown)
Baghstannim Guard (Unknown, Unknown)
"Armored men and women"
Guards of the City of Baghstannim.
Bakery Golem (Golem, Unknown)
"The people running it appear to be made of clay, save their moustaches and hair, which are made of hair."
Man Patt's Bakery, a bakery on Disc 2.
Ballista Manticore (Monster, Unknown)
Exceptionally nasty monster with venom that persists through death, hops to cloned bodies, and does all sorts of nasty stuff. Found in the Clockwork Maze, a particularly dangerous dungeon.
Balstoni Soldier (Unknown, Unknown)
"Soldiers wearing iron plate armor with black bumps of some strange material, halfway between steel and rubber, placed on both of their shoulders. They wear the insignia of the Iron General."
Soldiers of the Iron General, Lord Balstoni.
Bascaradine Advertising Werewolf (Unknown, Unknown)
Bascaradine-brand transformation. A yearly lottery is held for ownership of that year's version.
Bascaradine Dimensional Transport Ship (Unknown, Unknown)
"It's large, shiny, and has a comfortable interior"
Batsby's Brass Horse (Clockwork, Unknown)
"Their internal gears are primarily covered by numerous plates of protective metal, but you can catch glimpses of thousands of tiny gears whirling away within them through some small glassed-over openings."
One of Wemblick Batsby's servants. Of Batsby's own design.
Batsby's Clockwork Maid (Clockwork, Unknown)
"A clockwork maid"
One of Wemblick Batsby's servants. Of Batsby's own design.
Batsby's Glasscrystal Maid (Golem, Unknown)
"A glasscrystal maid"
One of Wemblick Batsby's servants. Created by Batsby, with design input from his associates.
Batsby's Honking Bird-Disperser (Clockwork, Unknown)
"A flying robotic creature, primarily made of coiling tubes, with a massive horn upon its front, descends through the air"
Created to deter birds from Batsby's castle. Even works on robot birds!
Batsby's Sand Maid (Golem, Unknown)
"A maid made of sand"
One of Wemblick Batsby's servants. Created by Batsby, with design input from his associates.
Bear with Wings (Animal & Aerial, Unknown)
Found on Rinnhaveth.
Beastman (Bear-Type) (Unknown, Unknown)
A common beastman type.
Beastman (Warthog-Type) (Unknown, Unknown)
A common beastman type.
Bedridden Corpse (Undead, Unknown)
"Both beds contain decaying corpses. The nearer one turns to look at Lili"
Weird and creepy resident of the Horrorphant's Domain.
Beetle Bouncer (Human, Unknown)
"Men in suits with neon-blue-glowing ties and black sunglasses"
Funky guards of The Beetle, a club on Disc 2.
Beetle Camera Drone (Robot, Unknown)
"In behind her fly three camera drones, one highly-technological and eye-orb-shaped from The Beetle (complete with blue-neon-glowing patterns and a similarly-glowing beetle logo on its back)"
Camera-drone from The Beetle. Follows adventurers who tackle dungeons near the club, for the viewing pleasure of its patrons.
Bigbeak Toucan (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the World of Jungles in the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Bird-Raptor (Unknown, Level 13)
Found in the World of Jungles in the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum. Drops Bird-Raptor Feathers.
Birinic Undead Patrol (Unknown, Unknown)
Small army of undead from the Birinic Mesa area.
Birinic Warrior Statue (Unknown, Unknown)
Mausoleum-guarding statuary.
Blink Dog (Unknown, Unknown)
Teleporting bloodhound summonable by Erynn Gazoff. In an alternate past, it was used to chase an undead naga that attempted to destroy his estate.
Block-Tower Overseer (Unknown, Unknown)
"Floating brains with rings of eyes"
Found on Disc 64, overseeing the eternal reconstruction of the strange towers there.
Bloodaxe's Aerial Horde (Unknown, Unknown)
"Gorgorath, somehow flying, is leading a huge army of gray-skinned, flame-eyed orcs toward the boat through the air."
Flying, flame-eyed orcs led by Gorgorath Bloodaxe.
Boffulboo (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the World of Jungles in the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Bored Giant (Unknown, Unknown)
Hard to surprise.
Bowling Giant (Unknown, Unknown)
"A massive assortment of giants in bowling uniforms, balls in hand"
Giants that made their home in one or more of the timelines of El-Bazaril.
Butler from Disc 916 (Human, Level 4)
Has a sword.
Butterfly Person (Humanoid & Insect, Unknown)
Cadrucees Guard (Unknown, Unknown)
"Guards with full-body armor and skull-shaped helms"
Guards of the cruel collector of rare items, Lady Cadrucees.
Carrier Bee (Insect, Unknown)
Peculiar messenger used by certain types of beekeeper-centric settlements.
Catgirl Cosplayer (Unknown, Unknown)
"Three girls dressed as catgirls from Magic Kitty Panic Brigade."
Attendee of the Costume Party House when the Mansion of Horrors visited Nexus.
Castle of Crawling Paintings Chess-Piece (Unknown, Unknown)
"Paint-splattered chess-figures"
From the Outer Feylands. Inhabit the Castle of Crawling Paintings.
Castle of Crawling Paintings Wind-Rabbitman (Unknown, Unknown)
"Rabbit men made of wind turn into tornados of clocks, repositioning furniture and paintings frantically, almost in competition with each other"
From the Outer Feylands. Inhabit the Castle of Crawling Paintings.
Cat-Kin Beastman Thief (Humanoid, Level 6)
Caveman Architect (Unknown, Level 15)
"A nearby caveman is giving lessons on paeleolithic architecture"
Found in the Flintstones-esque World of Stone in the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Cavern Dragon (Dragon, Unknown)
Celestial Archer (Celestial, Unknown)
Powerful member of the Celestial City's defenses.
Celestial Dragon (Unknown, Unknown)
A prospective enemy for the enemy list marked as 'Powerful'. Given that category included the later-declared-cancelled due to being too high-level Lesser Ethryl, however...
Celestial Wizard (Celestial, Unknown)
Powerful member of the Celestial City's defenses.
Centipede Trooper (Unknown, Unknown)
Channeler (Unknown, Unknown)
"A trio of robed channelers "
(Presumable) generic, archetypal Channeler-entity.
Chesterton Camera Drone (Robot, Unknown)
"In behind her fly three camera drones, one brass-and-silver copter-camera-contraption from The Chesterton"
Camera-drone from The Chesterton. Follows adventurers who tackle dungeons near the club, for the viewing pleasure of its patrons.
Circle Man (Abstract, Unknown)
Abstract participant of the Festival of ~^$. Sworn enemies of the Triangle Men.
Coalfolk Rogue (Unknown, Level 40-55)
Found in Low Flameforge.
Commemorative Loop-Holder (Robot, Unknown)
"A series of floating rings held aloft by flying golden orb-robots"
Conical Dweller (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the Attrachan Magma Cones. Drop Cone Iron.
Contemplator of the Infinite (Unknown, Unknown)
"Figures in white robes with heads of shining golden energy"
Found on Disc 88.
Contest Judge (Human, Unknown)
Usually fill in extra spaces for when not enough unique judges can be found for a contest.
Corporate Commander (Unknown, Unknown)
Bascaradine field commander.
Crag Dragon (Dragon, Unknown)
Crag Giant (Unknown, Unknown)
Some enjoy bowling.
Cricket-Musician (Unknown, Unknown)
"A tiny cricket-musician"
Cut-Pasted Walking Castle (Media: Digital) (Unknown, Unknown)
"A walking castle with turrets is cut-pasted nearby"
Spawned (or drawn) entity from Nyemnwg-Emwghfe-Kesihwernox.
Cyclopean Bat (Unknown, Unknown)
"Large-eyed cyclopian bats"
Found in The Mirrorweb.
Cyclopean Miner (Unknown, Unknown)
"Vaguely humanoid creatures with large pick-mauls and single eyes"
Found in the ruined town of Pearl's Crossing.
Dallos Thair Storm Beetle (Unknown, Unknown)
"Large, yellow beetles"
Deathcorp Salesbot (Unknown, Unknown)
"Three beings that are either robots or wearing form-altering mecha-armor of some sort. Their armor is silver-white, and the faces, while not shaped like human skulls, remind you of the skulls of... something."
Run the counter at Deathcorp Limited in the Grand Mall of Worlds. Deliver great quality with extreme prejudice.
Defensive Darkmetal Waspbot (Machine, Level 45)
Found on Disc 6. A backup darkness-generator. Helps provide night and darkness to the discs of Town.
Demon Train (Unknown, Unknown)
Another of Hank S. Mayor's little surprises. Annoyingly persistant and hard to take down.
Designer Lich (Undead, Unknown)
The most fabulous of all undead magi. Often judge necromantic accessory contests.
Dire Florist-Wight (Unknown, Unknown)
"There appears to be some sort of hard-to-ID undead floating around partially in the ceiling and invisible."
Haunting The Pleasant Florist, a shuttered shop in Nexus.
Disarming Armed Chest (Unknown, Unknown)
"A four legged chest with arms skitters into the room"
Ambulatory construct that can disarm all traps in an area.
Disc 21 Bouncer (Dragon) (Dragon, Unknown)
"Bouncers with suits (who include a dragon, a great golem, a fire czar, and an indestructable soldier) "
Disc 21 Bouncer (Fire Czar) (Elemental, Unknown)
"Bouncers with suits (who include a dragon, a great golem, a fire czar, and an indestructable soldier) "
Disc 21 Bouncer (Great Golem) (Golem, Unknown)
"Bouncers with suits (who include a dragon, a great golem, a fire czar, and an indestructable soldier) "
Disc 21 Bouncer (Indestructable Soldier) (Immortal, Unknown)
"Bouncers with suits (who include a dragon, a great golem, a fire czar, and an indestructable soldier) "
Disc 21 Bunnygirl (Human, Unknown)
"A woman in a golden outfit with bunny ears"
Disc 66 Resident (Demon, Unknown)
"Masked humanoid-shaped figures cavort about, dining of human flesh and the hearts of virgins."
Hostile denizen of Disc 66.
Disc 67 Guardian (Unknown, Unknown)
"Individuals in hulking suits of metal armor with power glaives, watching the pillar intently"
Defenders of the disc against incursions from their upper neighbour.
Disc 81 Tourist (Unknown, Unknown)
"A large lady in a red dress"
Disc 90 Jailer (Unknown, Unknown)
"A group of hooded jailors"
Disc 96 Programmer (Unknown, Unknown)
"You stand in a room filled with computer terminals. Several nerdy-looking individuals are typing on a group of them frantically in one corner."
Disc 415 Tourism Agent (Unknown, Level 4)
"A tourism officer in a blue jacket"
Guides people around the vacation-disc.
Disc 916 Buggy (Unknown, Level 5)
"A broken-down red buggy"
Disc 14,511 Police Officer (Human, Unknown)
"Police officers nearby with longswords in their belts"
Officers of the ranged-attack-preventing Disc 14,511.
Diviner (Unknown, Unknown)
Assisted Bascaradine in the Dome of the Lich Lord quest.
Dome Continent-Turtle (Unknown, Unknown)
"A turtle with a glass dome on its back containing a continent of sea wizards"
Creature of the Sea of Secrets. Vast, capable of holding an entire continent.
Doorman of Urdonjas' Halls (Unknown, Unknown)
Giants with awesome weapons.
Double-Doppelganger (Unknown, Unknown)
"He sends out a doppel-monster. It faces a two-headed version of itself with four arms and legs."
Creature created by the Brazier of Supreme Opposition as a foe against a Doppelganger.
Drawn Fire (Media: Graphite Pencil) (Unknown, Unknown)
"A drawn burst of fire made of graphite"
Spawned (or drawn) entity from Nyemnwg-Emwghfe-Kesihwernox.
Drawn Scythe-Monster (Media: Pen) (Unknown, Unknown)
"A scythe-legged eye-faced monster"
Spawned (or drawn) entity from Nyemnwg-Emwghfe-Kesihwernox.
Drider (Insect & Fae, Unknown)
Frequently found on Disc 70.
Dungeonland Barker (Unknown, Unknown)
"A carny in a suit and top hat"
Collects fees for the dungeon/fairground/attraction of Dungeonland.
Dwarven Arcane-Smith (Unknown, Level 40-55)
Found in Low Flameforge.
Ebon Mummy (Undead, Level 60-80)
High-tier undead from Snowdeath. Holds a plethora of nasty curses.
Elder Vampire (Undead, Unknown)
Elemental Golem (Golem & Elemental, Unknown)
A quartet of these ended up killing most of the magistrates of the Silver City due to the machinations of the Queen of Silver Glory.
Elemental Researcher (Unknown, Unknown)
Techylmann's crew. Often found in the ERI.
Elite Arenagoer (Human, Level 58 Elite)
"Two men in tophats with beards heading for a staircase"
Seen around the Arena Clerical Ward.
Endless Desert Mobile Cactus (Plant, Unknown)
"Giant cacti that are mobile"
Found in the Endless Desert.
Endless Desert Living Dune (Elemental, Unknown)
"Living mounds of sand"
Found in the Endless Desert.
Excelsior Airborne Division Pilot (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Part of Excelsior's Airborne Division #17.
Excelsior Battle Mech (Unknown, Unknown)
"Mechanical giants armed with laser cannons and missile racks"
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Part of Excelsior's Battle Mech Division #5.
Excelsior Hovertank (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Part of Excelsior's Hovertank Division #18.
Excelsior Land Division Agent (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Part of Excelsior's Land Division #57.
Eye-Grass-Bird (Abstract, Unknown)
"A song of goats and ghosts and cheese is sung to greet you by the eye-grass-bird."
Resident of Disc @#.
Fae Dweelin (Unknown, Unknown)
From the Outer Feylands. Inhabit the Cliffs of Ice and Song. Many enjoy music.
First-Metal Spyglass (Unknown, Unknown)
Flying-Head Demon (Demon, Unknown)
Forgemaster of Aeons (Unknown, Unknown)
"Robed figures with amulets and clothing-adornments shaped like hammers"
Frosting Golem (Golem, Level 18)
Creation of The Cake Witch.
Fruit of Possession (Plant, Unknown)
Found on a world where Burmalongs are hunted. Prone to explode, using their seeds to take over the bodies of those they hit.
Fungal Mass (Plant, Unknown)
"A huge fungal mass with many stalks and a massive mouldering base"
Found in the ruined town of Pearl's Crossing.
Gaki (Demon, Unknown)
Gardener-Merchant from the Grand Mall of Worlds (Unknown, Unknown)
"A blue-skinned merchant with rusty red hair"
One of the Arena Members that irked Larry the Catfish to the extent that the ex-bartender considered them as 'wasting their position' and deserving of being trapped in a spatial sinkhole to have all their stuff stolen. Got sidetracked due to someone hiring Wykki Stooger, who promptly led half the group off to search for treasure inside a cow.
Gas Dragon (Dragon, Unknown)
"Floating, bulbous dragons that appear to contain some sort of internal air-sac that provides them with aerial bouyancy"
Gazoff's Invisible Guard (Unknown, Unknown)
Discrete protection for the well-to-do Orsirion noble.
Gear-Robin (Clockwork & Aerial, Unknown)
Found in the Clockwork Nest on Brexxor Prime. Drop Gear-Robin Eggs.
Gem Colossus-Beast (Unknown, Unknown)
"Colossus-beasts made of gems"
Found on Disc 84. Come in many varieties.
Genie Sultan (Magic Being, Unknown)
Ghezjhan Castle Guard (Demon, Unknown)
"Two tall, three-horned male oni with burning naginatas"
Ghost Child (Undead, Level 37)
"A single short ghost (?) that kinda looks like a kid in a sheet standing in the room; it has long, curly blonde hair and gives a wave."
Generally friendly ghost-entity.
Giant Ant (Insect, Level 1)
Giant Ant Worker (Insect, Level 2)
Giant Lock (Unknown, Unknown)
May or may not be a typo. Found in the weird world full of jolly boating music and pirates. Summons Mechasharks.
Giant Mantis (Unknown, Unknown)
'Training' entity created in a ruined fairy castle.
Giant Plant Creature (Unknown, Unknown)
Giant plant creature summonable by Erynn Gazoff. In an alternate past, it was used to prevent a captured Silver Breeze from being used to ram his estate from the air.
Giant Puffin (Aerial, Unknown)
"The puffins are about 6 feet tall"
Giant Thunder Frog (Unknown, Unknown)
Native of Mulstorn Plains before its alteration.
Gigadiamond Colossus-Beast (Unknown, Unknown)
"Colossus-beasts made of gems"
Found on Disc 84. Come in many varieties.
Gingerbread Golem (Golem, Unknown)
Construct summoned by The Cake Witch.
Glorian Honour-Guard (Unknown, Unknown)
"Armored fae guards with blades "
Fae guards of Castle Glorian.
Glutton Demon (Demon, Unknown)
Found in the World in Flames of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Gnome Tinkerer (Unknown, Unknown)
"A gnome tinkering with some sort of bomb-like device"
Resident of Disc 463.
Gofer Gopher (Unknown, Unknown)
"A gopher wandering down the hall with a coffee mug"
Office workers found in the Nexus Administrative HQ. Presumably the doing of Doctor Gopherpants in some manner or other.
Goldclad Colossus (Unknown, Unknown)
Resident of Nexus.
Golden Colossus (Unknown, Unknown)
"A duo of golden colossi playing frisbee"
Gormlech Knight (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in a secret room in the Castle of Knorgos on Desmyr VII. May drop one or more ingredients required to make Brellymic Oil.
Gralnyark (Unknown, Unknown)
Creature found while hunting a specific yellow-tailed Burmalong. Drops: Gralnyark Hide- (Consumable, Antiquity, Earth, 200 Gold)
Gralnyark Musk- (Consumable, Antiquity, Earth, 500 Gold)
Grandpa Slime (Ooze, Unknown)
"It's a gray slime with a large beard and bushy eyebrows, but no eyes. It can speak and it moves slowly, using a floating cane to assist its locomotion. It likes to talk about whippersnappers and how things were back in the day, but is at least reasonably intelligent as far as slimes go."
Great Dragon-Whale (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the World in Beginnings of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum, in its strange oceans. Luck, as a tangible thing, lives inside them.
Greater Mountain Dragon (Dragon, Unknown)
Greater Wax Golem (Golem, Unknown)
Oddly powerful. Can steal items.
Greater Wax Ogre (Humanoid, Unknown)
Oddly powerful. Can steal items.
Great Green Dragon (Dragon, Unknown)
Greenfur Sloth (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the World of Jungles in the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Grey Oni (Demon, Unknown)
"A gray oni wearing white furs"
Guardian Golem (Golem, Unknown)
One of the constructs built to defend Nexus by The Architect. Entire armies of them are kept in special midpoint-discs.
Guardian of Airalaunth (Unknown, Unknown)
"Giant, insectoid-legged quadropod with a green hide and a ceramic mask for a face. It is easily twenty feet tall and has a hulking form."
Creature found guarding a gem in the Ruins of Airalaunth. Capable of controlling undead.
Halberdier (Unknown, Unknown)
Half-Dragon Skeleton Guard (Unknown, Unknown)
"Half-dragon skeletons, wielding pole arms"
Creature found guarding doorways Ruins of Airalaunth.
Hank's Guardian Golem (Unknown, Unknown)
A six armed crazy stone idol of death, apparently. Found on an island in a pocket dimension trapped by Hank S. Mayor.
Hellfire Ent (Unknown, Unknown)
"A twisted ent cloaked in green flames"
A summon of Professor Khaldrin.
Hippo-Kin Brew-Miser (Humanoid, Unknown)
Cannot withstand Horse Spirits.
Holy Dragon (Dragon, Unknown)
Their scales could be used in an involved combo to change the Scale of Mrautweyr to make it compatible enough to absorb into a certain mechanical arena member.
Honeypot Guard (Unknown, Unknown)
Guards from the settlement of Honeypot on Disc 81.
Horror-Maze Euthaniser (Unknown, Unknown)
"A man and woman in puritan garb standing next to a gallows, both wearing gas masks. The woman stands next to a medical trolley and hands the man syringes"
Encountered in the Mansion of Horrors' Maze. May be able to charm people into submitting themselves for lethal injections.
Horrorphant-Dimension Resident #1 (Unknown, Unknown)
"A faceless man answers the door. A deep gurgling comes from the depths of his throat."
Strange horror-creature pressed into the weird Trick-Or-Treat world of the Horrorphant.
Ibodian Starship Guard (Alien, Level 25)
Ibodian Transport Captain (Alien, Level 25)
Incubus (Demon, Unknown)
Frequently found on Disc 69.
Inflated Bobble-Man (Golem, Unknown)
Resident of Disc 31
Iron Gigas (Undead, Unknown)
Illchos's Elite Guard (Alien, Unknown)
Elite guards of Illchos the Ibodian.
Imperial Star Federation Containment Sphere (Unknown, Unknown)
"One of the doors opens and some metal spheres float through"
Provide containment effects.
Jellyfish-Serpent (Unknown, Unknown)
From the Outer Feylands. Inhabit the Whiteglow Sea.
Jorugumo (Insect, Unknown)
Frequently found on Disc 70.
Kraken Plankton (Unknown, Unknown)
Creature of the Sea of Secrets. Plankton swarms that create Kraken-sized entities.
Lamp-Eyed Sheep (Unknown, Unknown)
Found on the hills of Gober Vale.
Lantern-Eyed Bat (Unknown, Unknown)
"A lantern-eyed bat"
Minions of the army of The Road Hag, from an alternate timeline in the Starry Plains of El-Bazaril.
Lesser Common Nexus Bat (Animal, Level 1)
Found on Disc 4.
Lesser Dust Mummy (Unknown, Unknown)
Lesser Ethryl (Ethryl, Unknown)
A prospective enemy for the enemy list marked as 'Powerful'. It was later declared cancelled from the list due to being too high-level.
Lesser Fire Demon (Demon, Unknown)
Weaker version of Fire Demons Found in the World in Flames of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Lesser Shadow Demon (Demon, Unknown)
Weaker version of Shadow Demons Found in the World in Flames of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Light Elemental (Elemental, Unknown)
Lizardfolk (Unknown, Unknown)
Lizard Ogre (Unknown, Unknown)
Dangerous creature that lives in the wilds outside Karanaldes-Otrae-Este Pleasure Palace.
Lurking Eye (Horror, Level 3)
"One-foot-high legged eyeball creatures"
Found in the deep woods of the World of Night of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Mad Science Robot (Unknown, Unknown)
"A massive brown robot of some sort that appears to be leaking an oily substance carring a pile of machine parts"
Resident of Disc 463.
Mad Scientist (Unknown, Unknown)
"A man with goggles, a gun, and a long white coat"
Resident of Disc 463. May be the Mad Genius from the enemy list.
Magma Dragon (Unknown, Unknown)
"a dragon made of molten magma"
Found on Mount Prazondracon.
Mana Golem (Golem, Unknown)
One of Naria's Golem forces. Explosive. Made of Mana Crystal?
Mana Golem (Ice) (Golem, Unknown)
One of Naria's Golem forces. Violently explosive.
Mana Golem (Light) (Golem, Unknown)
One of Naria's Golem forces. Heals with a touch.
Mana Ripper (Aerial, Level 10)
A beefier Mana Raptor. Gave 500 XP on defeat.
Manifest of Barter (Conceptual, Unknown)
Found in the World of Beginnings of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Manifest of Birds (Conceptual, Unknown)
Found in the World of Beginnings of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Manifest of Death (Conceptual, Unknown)
Found in the World of Beginnings of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum. Can cause level-loss.
Manifest of Glass (Conceptual, Unknown)
Found in the World of Beginnings of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Manifest of Jellyfish (Conceptual, Unknown)
Found in the World of Beginnings of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Manta-Dragon (Unknown, Unknown)
A resident of the Sea of Secrets. Enjoys riddles.
Marching Clam (Aquatic, Unknown)
Mercenary (Human, Unknown)
Main force of Lassiter's crew during the Dome of the Lich Lord quest.
Messenger Spirit (Spirit, Unknown)
Spiritual courier.
Meta-Medusa (Unknown, Unknown)
Medusa variant with sub-heads, which have sub-heads, which...
Millionaire's Guard (Unknown, Unknown)
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. A guard of the millionaire involved in the mess.
Mimic Czar (Shapeshifter, Level 75 Elite)
A higher-tier Mimic that takes the form of fancy chests to lure in unsuspecting prey. These particular mimics imitate artifacts. Whether it's stronger or weaker than a Joker Mimic is unknown.
Mind-Borer (Unknown, Unknown)
Mineral Dragon (Dragon, Unknown)
Miniature Cyclops (Unknown, Unknown)
Fond of icecream.
Mini-Rex (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the World of Jungles in the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Mirror-Faced One (Unknown, Unknown)
Found on Disc 218,311.
Moleman (Humanoid, Unknown)
Primary resident of Disc 15.
Morull'Shugaathi Wardrone (Augmented Type II) (Unknown, Unknown)
Thing either created or held by the Fleshwarpers at some point.
Mosquito Woman (Unknown, Unknown)
Evil insect-person native to the swamps of certain timelines of El-Bazaril. Side with hags.
Moonwalker (Unknown, Unknown)
Found on Disc 218,311.
Mr. Saxtime (Abstract, Unknown)
"A raidiant saxophone with a moustache tilts politely to you"
Resident of Disc @#.
Mysanomorph (Unknown, Unknown)
Implacable, shapechanging constructs that serve Nexus. One runs the Portal Nexus, and another the (main) Warehouse.
Naria's Golem (Golem, Unknown)
One of the many golems Naria had bound to her tower.
Naria's Portal-Creating Puppet (Unknown, Unknown)
Generally to be found in Naria's Tower or with Naria.
Naria's Skykeeper (Unknown, Unknown)
"A silent figure in robes stands at the platforms edge."
One of the many servants Naria had bound to her tower.
Naria's Terror-Teddy (Golem, Unknown)
"The toy, a bearlike monster, appears to be eating pieces of meat that she is pulling out of midair and throwing for it to catch in its jaws."
One of Naria's animate stuffed toys.
Nexus Administration Agent (Unknown, Unknown)
Nexus Mailbot (Unknown, Unknown)
"A flying robot identifying it as being a Nexus mail delivery robot working for Postmaster of Nexus Hugo Bekkler"
Nexus PD Doctor (Unknown, Unknown)
From its corrupt days.
Nightbringer Wyrm (Dragon & Umbral, Unknown)
A rare breed of singularly massive and dangerous shadow dragons that, when present, serve as terrors that hold entire worlds in terrified thrall. They are capable of injecting shadow-essence into those they bite, causing their victims' vision to be replaced by indistinct masses of swirling midnight as their victims are torn apart by the shadows now within them, melting away into darkness.
Ninja Master (Unknown, Unknown)
A prospective enemy for the enemy list marked as 'Average Difficulty'. Given that category ranged from 'Hover Tank' to 'Lassiter', however...
Oarfish (Aquatic, Unknown)
A pet worth 16k gold.
Omni Mech (Unknown, Unknown)
Powerful mech mass-produced by Doc for the Bright Crusade.
One City Lizard Resident (Unknown, Unknown)
"Three coated figures with lizardlike features and wide smiles stand in the distance"
Tend to stick to the lowest levels of the One City.
One City Main Southern District Resident (Unknown, Unknown)
"A golden, saucer-shaped creature with a large eye on one side and two three-clawed metal crab-arms floating around"
One City Ruin Lizard (Unknown, Unknown)
"A giant three-tongued lizard"
Ordinator Agent (Unknown, Level 2)
Drop: Ordinator Pistol- (Weapon, Gun, Technology, 15,000 Gold) +20 Ranged Attack.
Ordinator Fighter Plane (Unknown, Unknown)
"Fighter planes circle around the aerial structure in swift loops."
Ordinator Sky Fortress (Unknown, Unknown)
"A floating fortress above the clouds that is pouring out the rain of missiles from many bombing bays"
(Added as an entity as the quest it was in took place in a player-backstory world and thus unsuitable as a Place)
Ordinator War Priest (Unknown, Unknown)
Never got scanned. Could cast Augmentation, increasing damage values, and had healing magic.
Outer Feylands Flower (Unknown, Unknown)
"A flower with a face and a tophat"
Entity from the Outer Feylands.
Painted Angel (Unknown, Unknown)
"A painted angel descends from the fresco with a sword drawn. It is the third angel in the general spiral shape the angels are making, and it wears a black robe, has yellow eyes, and holds a long, thin blade."
Construct summoned by a trap room in Castle Pelronde from a ceiling fresco.
Painted Giant (Unknown, Unknown)
"Painted giants"
From the Outer Feylands. Inhabit the Castle of Crawling Paintings, followed by retinues of animated furniture.
Pale Sentinel (Undead, Unknown)
Enemy that turned up during the quest 'The Coffin of the Brilliant God' (attended by non-PC Arena Members).
Patterned Tiger (Unknown, Unknown)
"A strange patterned tiger roaming around. As the tiger moves, it moves along its individual green-and-black pinwheel pattern. "
Entity from the pattern-centric Disc 885,435,625.
Peak Dragon (Dragon, Unknown)
Pelronde Mantrap (Unknown, Unknown)
"A large plant with teeth"
One of the results of Naria's converting the protective Glyph on Castle Pelronde into a Rune.
Peoplewatcher (Aerial, Unknown)
"Some intelligent birds watching people with binoculars"
Photoptic Construct (Unknown, Unknown)
Powerful construct mass-produced by Doc for the Bright Crusade.
Plastic Person (Golem & Human, Unknown)
Odd residents of Disc 81. Come in a variety of sizes, from human-sized to toy-sized.
Platter-Backed Deer (Unknown, Unknown)
Strange servile animal that lives in the Karanaldes-Otrae-Este Pleasure Palace. Serves food and/or hallucinogenic drug-gourds.
Polychromonate Golem (Golem, Unknown)
At least one can be found on Disc 463. Agitiating them is not recommended.
Pomfroy's Butler (Unknown, Unknown)
"A long-nosed butler with gray-brown skin who is around three feet tall"
Carries an umbrella for the ridiculously pompous Pomfroy.
Pomfroy's Gnome Butler (Unknown, Unknown)
"A long-nosed gnome butler with a scroll case on his back and a silver platter in one hand"
Another of Pomfroy's servants.
Prazondracon Salamander (Unknown, Unknown)
"A salamander like creature with red stones embedded into its back"
Found on Mount Prazondracon.
Priestess of Gadigan and the Saints (Unknown, Unknown)
Priest of Gadigan and the Saints (Unknown, Unknown)
Project Mecha (Unknown, Unknown)
Guardian of Zanthalir's Mana Cannon blueprints.
Protobear (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the World of Jungles in the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Quicksilver Sea Serpent (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in The Mirrorweb.
Raaic Centurion (Unknown, Unknown)
A prospective enemy for the enemy list marked as 'Average Difficulty'. Given that category ranged from 'Hover Tank' to 'Lassiter', however...
Raalutharian War Demon (Unknown, Unknown)
Demonic entity fond of possessing people to go on rampages.
Ragged Stray Cat (Animal, Level 1)
"A rather ragged-looking gray cat"
Stray found on Disc 610.
Rainbow-Body Frog (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the World of Jungles in the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Raptor (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the World of Jungles in the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Rat-Head-Transplanted Man (Unknown, Unknown)
"Men whose heads have been removed and replaced with sewn-on heads of giant rats"
Resident of Disc 463.
Restaurant Host (Unknown, Level 2)
Found in the Lucky Duck Restaurant.
Ridge Dragon (Dragon, Unknown)
Ring-Pattern Oomphelbie (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the World of Jungles in the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Ripped Bro (Human, Level 3)
Contestant in the Disc 415 Muscleman Contest.
Rokurokubi (Demon, Unknown)
"some people with stretchy necks"
Round Man (Unknown, Unknown)
"Round, large-moustached men"
Teleportation-capable, spatial-powered mercenaries. Can teleport people's organs out of their bodies. Also capable of divination and scanning.
Link now updated
Roving Gang (Unknown, Unknown Unit)
Found in the World of Ruin of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Rune-Twisted Pelronde Mantrap (Unknown, Unknown)
"A large plant with teeth seems to be leering at him."
A plant from Castle Pelronde altered by a large infusion of Runic Magic.
Scorpion Swarm (Insect, Level 2)
Found in a cubic storage device in the Dome of Margandil.
Secret Agent 00-Caprine (Animal, Unknown)
"Goats in suits with martini glasses that just walked in on their hind legs"
Seeing Star Society Receptionist (Unknown, Unknown)
"A veiled woman who is wearing multiple robes"
Receptionist-clerk of the Seeing Star Society in the Violet Veil District.
Serpentine Wyrm (Dragon, Unknown)
Shadow Demon (Demon, Level 40)
Extrapolated from the encounters in the World in Flames of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum. They also turn up in the Into The Underworld quest.
Shadow of Margandil (Unknown, Unknown)
Shadow-creatures found in the artificially-dark buried Dome of Margandil. Actively recoil from light and cannot attack entities within Zones of Light. Drops Dark Essence.
Shining One (Unknown, Unknown)
"Vague outlines of brighter-than-bright beings floating out in the shining expanse"
Ancient, powerful, hostile beings of law and light that indiscriminately pronounce judgement on those before them. Found in the World of Light of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Silver City Guard (Unknown, Unknown)
Singing Fish (Unknown, Unknown)
Strange singing aquatic types that live in a fountain in the Karanaldes-Otrae-Este Pleasure Palace. Serenade passers-by on how they are 'A Really Great Guy'.
Sky Pirate (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the weird world full of jolly boating music and pirates.
Sky Pirate Captain (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the weird world full of jolly boating music and pirates.
Sky-Pirate Ship (Unknown, Unknown)
"A giant pirate ship suspended in the air by a giant chain"
Found in the weird world full of jolly boating music and pirates.
Silver Chimera (Unknown, Unknown)
Summon-vomits Brass Chimera Heads. Very problematic. A favourite of Hank S. Mayor. Can deal unhealable damage.
Snowdeath Tour Guide (Undead, Unknown)
"There is a smiling skeletal man in a white robe standing in the chamber, clutching a lever."
Takes people on a two-hour tour of Northlight by sky, only with all of the nifty local features activated and shiny.
Sorlonian Lizardack (Unknown, Unknown)
Creature whose head presently decorates a wall of The Huntsman's Lodge as a trophy.
Space Whale (Astral Being, Unknown)
Creature that swims the voids of space and eat celestial objects. Those that swim between the Gremnir System and the Sartantalos System may drop Ignition Stars.
Spider of Wraalor (Unknown, Unknown)
Weak to Fate damage. Possesses the Constant Effect 'Plane-Distanced'. The Grey Reginald grenade deals 555,000,000 Flat Fate element damage to it.
Spider Queen (Insect, Unknown)
Frequently found on Disc 70.
Star Federation Clerk (Unknown, Unknown)
Star Federation Technician (Unknown, Unknown)
Stazgyrrian Abyss-Dweller (Unknown, Unknown)
"Crawling ball-like things wriggle through the air."
Entities found in the Stazgyrrian Abyss.
Stone Dragon (Dragon, Unknown)
Stormkeeper's Guard (Unknown, Unknown)
"Wind spirits clad in blue plate with halberds of lightning"
Stranglevine (Plant, Unknown)
Not the usual thing to raise in a greenhouse.
Stuffed Animal Army (Golem, Unknown)
Resident of Disc 31. Presumably a Unit.
Sultan's Eunuch Guard (Unknown, Unknown)
Suulkaxxian (Alien, Unknown)
"A blue, eight-eyed, blob-slug-like race"
Tend to inhabit the same general galactic space as the Ibodians.
Taco Bandit (Unknown, Unknown)
"A gang of bikers with large tacos on their hats. The bikers have holtered packets of hot sauce at their sides"
Terror-Deer (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in the World of Night in the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Test Screen Man (Unknown, Unknown)
"A humanoid phantom with a distorted body of colored bars"
Found in the Tower of Static of the One City
*The Golden Zephyr (Vessel, Unknown)
Magical skyship owned by Lassiter. Based on the old statblocks from below, it looks like it is (at the very least) a Unique Transformation. Played a prominent part in the battle over the Dome of the Lich Lord, wherein it was crippled.
*The Silver Breeze (Vessel, Unknown)
Magical skyship owned by Lassiter. Has a history. Or an alt-history, depending on one's perspective. Likely also (at the very least) a Unique Transformation.
Three-Headed Goat (Unknown, Unknown)
"A three-headed goat"
Resident of Disc 463.
Three-Headed Goblin (Unknown, Unknown)
"Three-headed goblins wielding wavy black spears with jagged tips"
Minions of the army of The Road Hag, from an alternate timeline in the Starry Plains of El-Bazaril.
Thunder Drake (Dragon, Unknown)
Low-level dragon found on the Mulstorn Plains before its alteration.
Thunder Lurker (Demon, Unknown)
One of the entities assisting the Bascaradine-backed Wizard team in the Dome of the Lich Lord quest.
Thunder Wizard (Unknown, Unknown)
From the Dome quest, I believe. Never got scanned. Also known as 'Thunder Mage'. Were involved on Bascaradine's behalf.
Time-Angler (Unknown, Level 40-60)
"Deep-sea fish made of living time"
Found swimming the Pathways of Time.
Time Ninja (Unknown, Unknown)
Found in a castle in the Pathways of Time.
Titan-Mech (Unknown, Unknown)
Summon/mech created by Tardil in her Ascendant-Boss form.
Torment Lord (Undead, Level 60-80 Elite)
High-tier undead from Snowdeath. Holds a plethora of nasty curses.
Tralviostroi (Humanoid & Aerial, Unknown)
Turkey-men from the Sea of Lindric Grass.
Transit Police Officer (Unknown, Unknown)
Maintain order on the railway-filled Disc 81. Can temporally or spatially freeze targets.
Triangle Man (Abstract, Unknown)
Abstract participant of the Festival of ~^$. Sworn enemies of the Circle Men.
Umbral Predator (Unknown, Unknown)
"Things seem to be moving in the shadows of the room near a large mote of shadow mana"
Found in the Darkness wing of the ERI.
Umbral Vampire Hunter (Unknown, Unknown)
"Something that looks like umbral VanHelsing manifests from the brazier and begins to fight the sunfire count."
Creature created by the Brazier of Supreme Opposition as a foe against a sunfire-imbued Vampire Count.
Undead Flytrap (Unknown, Unknown)
A carnivorous plant that prefers the taste of undead. Found in the forests around the Dome of the Lich Lord.
Undead Orc (Unknown, Unknown)
"Their flesh is pale but more muscular than normal, and their eyes glow bright red."
Unknown Camera Drone (Robot, Unknown)
"A golden magical eye-symbol surrounded by runes that flickers out of view after entering the dungeon (this one with no discernable source)"
Camera-drone from an unknown source. Follows adventurers who tackle dungeons who attract sufficient attention.
Unknown Forest Monster (Unknown, Unknown)
"A split second later, a crablike claw snaps out of the dense foliage"
Monster lurking in the forests around the Dome of the Lich Lord, using trapped staves and other devices to lure unwary prey into its grasp.
Unpleasant Minor Demon (Demon, Unknown)
Found in the World in Flames of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum.
Varaathi (Unknown, Unknown)
Dangerous fae creatures that once stalked part of the Library of the Lorekeepers.
Velocipede Trooper (Unknown, Unknown)
Void Dragon (Unknown, Unknown)
A prospective enemy for the enemy list marked as 'Powerful'. Given that category included the later-declared-cancelled due to being too high-level Lesser Ethryl, however...
Walking Tree with a Fort in its Branches (Unknown, Unknown)
A transformation(?). Prize for beating the Three of Swords Corp. Team during a Holy Festival Bonus Fight.
Warthog Chieftain (Unknown, Unknown)
Creature whose head presently decorates a wall of The Huntsman's Lodge as a trophy.
Watercolour Waitress (Magic Being, Unknown)
Well-Trained Dog (Unknown, Unknown)
A pet. Prize for beating the Three of Swords Corp. Team during a Holy Festival Bonus Fight.
Wethryn (Unknown, Unknown)
A race found in the Isles of Orsirion.
Whiteglow Sea Aquatic Fae (Unknown, Unknown)
"Web-footed, pointed-eared fey folk with smooth, pale skin"
From the Outer Feylands. Inhabit the Whiteglow Sea.
Whiteglow Sea Dryad (Unknown, Unknown)
"White haired women who inhabit the essence of the plants"
From the Outer Feylands. Tend to their gardens upon the islands of the Whiteglow Sea.
Winged Goat (Unknown, Unknown)
Strange animal that lives in the Karanaldes-Otrae-Este Pleasure Palace Zoo. Serves food and/or hallucinogenic drug-gourds.
Wizard of the Imperial Mages' Academy (Human, Unknown)
"A wizard in blue robes with star designs on them with a complimentary pointy hat. He has a long, gray beard and spectacles."
One of the aptitude-testers for the Imperial Mages' Academy. Unless this is just the generic enemy-list Wizard.
Wolverine Badger (Unknown, Unknown)
Wood Imp (Unknown, Unknown)
"A short, blue-skinned humanoid with pointed ears and fangs"
Native to the forests around the Dome of the Lich Lord.
Wood Imp Shaman (Unknown, Unknown)
"A short, blue-skinned humanoid with pointed ears and fangs"
Native to the forests around the Dome of the Lich Lord.
World of Beginnings Resident (Unknown, Unknown)
"Men with fish-heads, tattoos, and spears made of wood and rain"
Strange creatures from the mutable, conceptual World of Beginnings of the Alvahnhra Iteration Spectrum. Can trade (and collect) concepts from other entities, ranging from actual abilities to such things as 'Humanity', 'Adaptability', 'Wisdom' and 'Capacity for Cruelty', along with more physical things such as their blood and bones.
Worm-Man (Humanoid & Cthonian, Unknown)
Yellow-Tailed Burmalong (Animal, Unknown)
Rare animal and the subject of hunts.
Zombie Master (Unknown, Unknown)
Hard to surprise.
Zeltier Drone (Unknown, Unknown)
"Large, intricate, laser rifle-wielding robots"
Summons of Nicholas Zeltier: Rising Technologist.
Zombifying Ooze (Unknown, Unknown)
Unpleasant, messy undead that replicates and turns people into undead. Can also infect people with itself.
Objects
'A Study of the Economics of the Wood Industry'
'Basic Mallet Use'
Book found in Naria's Tower.
'Big Red 'A''
"A large, plastic, red letter 'A'. It is roughly 14 feet in height and looks very solid."
Art installation located in Milbortz Park on Disc 3. Usually.
'Compendium of the Members of the Green Rain- Dragons of Hyjere'
Book from the Library of the Lorekeepers on mercenary groups.
'Dave's Book'
"A green book with the words 'Dave's Book' on it in yellow type. One of the sub-hosts approaches it and shows several of its pages. Each contains a single letter 'R' or 'r' in a different size or position."
Created by subversive artist Dave Burrett in an attempt to make bookstores that carried it spawn Abstracts more often. This art campaign ended in disaster when it ended up triggering the spawning of Das Puzzle Deathwhale Thingie. Said event led to Dave being banned from 14 different worlds (only one of which was directly affected by the unique whale monster).
'Guide to Mallets'
Book found in Naria's Tower.
'Her Infinity's Blessed Nosering'
"A shining infinity-symbol with a plaster nose on its front that floats in the air, a blue-jade-and-whalebone nosering hanging from the nose."
A piece of art created by the legendary crafter Munell of Dreyse for The Queen of Eternity. It got left on the Imperial Homeworld at one point and was later sent through a portal to Hungel'Vern, where it is worshipped by the Arsnowhann People, who recognize it as a sign of the Queen of Eternity's favor.
'I Hope He Still Thinks Of Me Often'
"A painting of a very depressed-looking, light-blue cat. The frame is made of a mix of balsa wood and cork"
Painted by Mrs. Shelby Nushmunt in honor of her deceased cat, Sir Winkles.
'Illusory Worlds: A Guide to the Wonders of Illusion Magic'
A book in the Nexus Library.
'Increasing the Number of Targets You Hit with Your Petrifying Gaze'
A reusable motivational training tape set sold by Bascaradine. 300,000 gold for Part 1 only, or 500,000 gold for a bundle deal.
'Lost Treasures of the Deep'
Book found in Naria's Tower.
'Mallets from Around the World'
Book found in Naria's Tower.
'Mary and the Huge Hammer'
Book found in Naria's Tower.
'Mirror to Clownworld'
"A mirror that shows reflections of everyone in the audience as clowns."
Art created by the vampire artist Erelekk Bloodshadow. It possesses malign magical powers and is known for spawning evil clown copies of people when not under proper wardings.
'Mister Meow Appears'
"A dead orange cat with black stripes on its back (but not the rest of its body) that has been stuffed and mounted. A burning judge's wig is on its head."
Art created by the usually-conventional wizard-artist Hestere Gonnelmede while she was afflicted with a chaos-magic-empowered poison that caused her behavioral patterns to temporarily take a turn for the highly-bizarre.
'My Big Red Mallet'
Book found in Naria's Tower.
'On The Post Train'
A full-sensory-experience 'Lifey' documentary about a postman on Disc 81. Was notably subverted with a subliminal secondary track created by Hugo Bekkler to alter the disc into a more post-based one to allow him to take control in a convoluted plan involving fighting Corruption and the Smokey Mountain Historical Corporation, but has likely been rendered harmless due to the element's removal.
'Order Draconis: A Mercenary Army'
Book from the Library of the Lorekeepers on mercenary groups.
'Raising the Flag'
The book about flagmaker Bessie LaGrand. Thanks to the section about the Three of Swords Corporation being added, it enjoyed greatly boosted sales figures.
'Tharassia Cyrro's Guide to the Multiverse and Its Planes'
Highly-acclaimed publication from a world that would have been sealed away by the Wisdom Burners had Lili not put a stop to them.
'The Arts of Magic and Controlling the Elements'
Book found in Naria's Tower. Teaches Wizard Magic and Elemental Magic.
'The Disruption Within Grandmother's House'
"A ruffly white doily with a floral pattern on it. It emits an ear-splitting scream as soon as it is revealed."
'Art' created by Jacob Smotter and discretely placed within his grandmother's house as a prank. He got spanked after it was located two days later after screaming intermittantly at high volume.
'The Elementalist's Path'
Book found in Naria's Tower.
'The Essentials of Spirit Magic'
A book in the Nexus Library.
'The History of Dust'
A very dusty book. Deals with how minor objects and visual features in areas spawn, as well as how dust is related to the elements Air, Earth, Physical, and Destruction.
'The History of Sand'
'The Master Returns'
"A painting of a man with a cloak, ruffled collar, long, blonde hair, and red eyes surfing on a coffin down the side of a mountain from an imposing castle towards the viewer"
Art created by the painter Lorenzo Gianotti to create worry in those who were political opponents of Count Luciano Galligacchi.
'The Role They Prepare You For'
"A mop standing straight out of a bucket. Around the bucket, the glowing words 'Pick up the mop. Assume your role.' spin in a ring."
Art created by Nellie Crashe of Donnoter VII. It was created in protest of the world's education system, which the artist felt was preparing the world's students for menial jobs in service to large corporations and government bodies that cared little for individual members of the populace.
'This Book Isn't Real, But You're Still Able to Read It'
A book in the Nexus Library.
'Unlocking the Chained Souls: A Treastise On Removing Binding Magics'
A book in the Nexus Library.
'Unlocking the Liar's Gate (Or: How to Lie to Time and Make It Do Your Bidding)'
A book in the Nexus Library.
Aaron's Pocket-Journal
Held by Aaron Laedonglor. A JRPG-style journal-bestiary-encyclopedia that can gather info on places the owner has been, filling in details, monsters encountered and level ranges as they go. Has the activatable feature Safety Walk, which allows its owner to prevent all random battles once the bestiary for the area has been filled and provided all the monsters are below the owner's level.
Note: Aaron's Pocket-Journal and Safety Walk may actually be abilities (somewhat along the lines of Tolva's Soul Array granting him his own weirdo-abstandard gameworld mechanics).
Airudo
A type of fruit common (or easily obtainable) in Lord Bannion's Kingdom.
*Airenglar, the Holy Axe
A weapon forged of pure light, held in The Celestial City's most guarded reliquary. Malburgeon fought his way through the City, stole it, somehow remaining unharmed by its radiance, and used it to kill the Demon King.
Airinic Vapor
A type of refreshment, generally magically-manufactured.
Akashic Wisdom-Bank
Supremely powerful logical-inconsistency-detecting divination device created by Dryse.
Ambience Scanner
Held by Aaron Laedonglor. A JRPG-style 'activity detector' that displays different colours depending on it monsters will not spawn in an area (blue) to monster being able to spawn but not being imminent (yellow) and about to attack (red). Comes with a pedometer add-on for areas that spawn based on distance traveled, and a clock add-on for spawns based on time spent.
Ambrosia
The (street) Food of the Gods. Buyable on Disc 100.
Amelia's Mirror
Magic mirror held by Lady Amelia. Capable of scrying on areas and teleporting the viewer to that location.
Anti-Portal Machine Version #54
"Mechanical giants armed with laser cannons and missile racks"
Involved in a massive Rube Goldberg-style chain of events orchestrated by Lloyd. Machine created by Larry Brinkow, his previous 53 versions having failed due to not receiving enough power, until Lloyd's machinations caused his 54th device to work perfectly, if to potentially a larger scale than expected.
Area Slash
Spell held by Exxrya Bennys. Hits a wide number of targets.
Arrows of Bitter Cold
A treasure held by Erynn Gazoff.
*A Unique Bell That Stops Water
Found on an island in a pocket dimension trapped by Hank S. Mayor. Given to a bunch of pirates from an odd world.
Axe of Kral'is
"A huge axe made of black steel with a skull emblem on it"
Powerful weapon heald by Kral'is, Tyrant-Lord of Galadare. Presumably left outside the Dome of Margandil where its weilder was lasered to death by Doc with little fanfare.
Bals-Bals
A type of fruit common (or easily obtainable) in Lord Bannion's Kingdom.
Bascaradine Overcannon
Ludicrously powerful weapon capable of destroying pretty much anything. Tends to be deployed when Bascaradine fears 'infringement' on their proprietory rights or loss of profit.
Bio-All
Cheap biofuel.
Bizzaran Disjunction
A spell of formidable power and potency that was often used by the ancients (and favoured by Amon Horutep). It affects the mind of its target, disjoining and erasing parts of it, making many thought processess impossible. Bizzaran Disjunction particularly affects the part of the brain partaining to the knowledge of language.
*Black Blade of Oblivion
Weapon weilded by Maleficus, powerful enough to split deities into several pieces and taint some of the resulting entities with evil.
*Black-Glass Mirror of Lord Grezman
Holds a portal to South Blueshire. Ownership of it is required to make it open the portal.
Bloodaxe
Axe held by Gorgoroth Bloodaxe. Feeds on blood and heals its owner.
Bonus Chance
Spell held by Exxrya Bennys. Unknown effect. (Luck up?)
Bonus Gatling
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor. Allows taking 4 actions at once, at the cost of losing the caster's next three actions.
Bonus Health
Spell held by Exxrya Bennys. +20,000 HP to multiple targets. Stacks 5 times.
Book of Elder Horrors
"A large, black book with a skull imprint on its cover and flesh bindings"
Book presented by the Elder Horrors to an Arena Member in their service after the Seven Ancients sealed them away. Would presumably have been able to bring them back into reality from a distant world, but Gillingman intervened, took the book, made a copy, and warped away with both. Naria got one copy, and Harkala the other.
Book of Gates
Potent tome once found in the Isles of Orsirion.
Book of Preservation
Book sought, and found, by Walter Pendingale at the behest of Lord Bannion in order to ensure the threat of famine could never overtake his kingdom. Contains nigh-flawless food preservation techniques.
Brain Fortress Static Wall Defense Screen
Part of the defenses of the Brain Fortress.
Brain-Scanning Intention-Detector
Part of the defenses of the Brain Fortress.
Cast Into Darkness
Potent spell used by Blackwell while possessing Aokage. Disbuffs and inflicts Crippled.
Celedden's Alchemy Gun
Special weapon used by the alchemist-gunner Celedden Myri. Can perform 'Alchemy Shots'.
*Chariot of the New Reality
This chariot will outlast the current iteration of things, being ridden into the next. Merely having control of the chariot does not guarantee a free pass to the new reality, however.
Chaotica
A ship from the Isles of Orsirion. In an alternate past, it was used as a pirate vessel against the agents of Lassiter and Erynn Gazoff.
Chronophone
A phone with temporal capabilities, able to call alternate timelines with ease. Hugo Bekkler presumably has a custom, giant-sized model he can time-travel in.
Cloneamajig
Whimsical clone-creating device used by the Cosmic Self-Propogation Studio.
Cosmic Wind
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor. +4,000 to a stat.
*Cosmos Crown
Unique or artifact held by the Overlord of Monkey Castle. Presumably Infinity element. Can swap between many 'Cosmos Crystals' to grant 'unmatchable power' in many different ways (allowing for a single stat at a time to count as infinite in value against all but those significantly higher-level).
Cosmos Crystal
Presumably Infinity element. Holds the potential to grant 'unmatchable power' in many different ways. Their main use is to empower the Cosmos Crown.
*Cosmos Suit
Unique or artifact held by the Overlord of Monkey Castle. Presumably Infinity element. Grants multiple powers and allegedly 'multilplies his strength a millionfold', has 'fast-acting repulsor rays', has 'nigh-impenetrable shielding', and 'can fly at trans-galactic speeds'.
Create Constellation of the Gunman
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor.
Create Constellation of the Lion
Spell held by the Astral Mage Rashek Dathys.
Create Constellation of the Phantom
Spell held by the Astral Mage Rashek Dathys.
Create Constellation of the Scorpion
Spell held by the Astral Mage Rashek Dathys.
Create Constellation of the Three-Horned, Four-Hooved Beast
Spell held by the Astral Mage Rashek Dathys.
Critical Snipe
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor. Powerful attack.
*Deathlance of the White Moon
Weapon held by Thandolmann's Ascendant-team.
Deck of Many Things
Everyone's favourite campaign-breaking standby. Careful now. The Disc 21 Casino has one.
Deep Train
Found beneath Lohm Sabakhmar. Has multiple cores; its Golden one can be used to combo up a waypoint to the city.
Desurian Steel
Material that made weapons favoured by Ordinator Director Cleutius.
Doc's Anti-Amnesia Gun
Device designed by Doc to undo the damage dealt to everyone's memories in the wake of the Mana Cannon Disaster.
*Doctor Beak's Cane
The cane of the supreme malady-weaver. Present whereabouts unknown, taken by Gillingman.
*Doctor Beak's Coat
The doctor's coat of the supreme malady-weaver. Present whereabouts unknown, taken by Gillingman.
*Doctor Beak's Mask
All that presently remains of the Doctor. Present whereabouts unknown, taken by Gillingman.
*Doctor Catastrophe's Old Element-Cannon
One of them, anyway. Used in the epic clash between Doctor Beak and the Man in the Hazmat Suit. Present whereabouts unknown.
Dog Food Ration
Important to certain sidequests in the dimension beyond the Violet Veil. At least with regards to feeding a certain dog.
*Doom Pendulum
Located in the Techylmann Institute in the City of Night.
Double Attack
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor. 2 hits each against 2.
Double Blade Assault
Spell held by Exxrya Bennys. 2 hits against 2.
Doubleadoubleanatorataor
Whimsical clone-creating device used by the Cosmic Self-Propogation Studio.
Dumpling-Berry
From the Outer Feylands.
*Doctor Harold Ghomass's Plane
Found on the Eighth Plane of Junk, lost after flying through the Commemorative Loop into Zetfyr, the Sky of Fire.
Elemental-Summoning Stone (Air)
Summons a medium-sized elemental.
Elemental-Summoning Stone (Darkness)
Summons a medium-sized elemental.
Elemental-Summoning Stone (Earth)
Summons a medium-sized elemental.
Elemental-Summoning Stone (Fire)
Summons a medium-sized elemental.
Elemental-Summoning Stone (Light)
Summons a medium-sized elemental.
Elemental-Summoning Stone (Water)
Summons a medium-sized elemental.
Eternal Grimoires of Talrusion
Artifact books of the Archmagus Talrusion. Each allows its owner to cast almost any type of magic flawlessly.
Etheric Otherself-Transfiguration Reality Matrix
SCIENCE-y. Flower Josh That Power Master has one, which is a little strange.
Fading Call: Duck Militia
"A group of ducks wearing army hats and jackets with guns possessing silver bayonets marches around in a circle"
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor. Grants an auto-counter that does 73,000 Physical & Technology Flat damage
Fading Call: Gold Wall Demi-Mecha
"A square robot with a much larger spiked gold shield floats in front of the party for a bit, accompanied by a broing-broing sound effect"
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor. Grants +6,500 Defense and 15% Physical Resistance, You also do 95,000 Flat Physical element damage to anything that successfully damages you and are immune to Theft from sources below Level 45
Fading Call: Hesshyan Deliberative
"Nine aliens in floating chairs with pale flesh and eyes that bulge to the sides of their long, tonguelike heads wearing austere robes appear in the air, typing at keyscreens with great precision"
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor. Maximises a target's random damage variables for a round.
Fading Call: Navigator Sprite
"A winged blue ball of light flies around giggling, flies in front of you, and assimilates into the area in a burst of light"
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor. Grants immunity to Charm: Wanderlust and Confusion: Lost
Fading Call: Port Mechanic
"A slightly overweight man in a red shirt and tool filled overalls appears, tapping at you, Exxrya, and the space where Aaron was with a rather large hammer"
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor. Grants +13,000 CON, +10,000 Defense, and Fatigued: Rust Immunity.
Fading Call: The Three Sages of Fronz
"Three two-foot-tall men in robes, each of whom has a different rediculous-looking beard of hugeness, run around in a circle in front of your party, mixing together bottles of liquids. A giant red exclamation point appears over the third sage's head, and he holds up a purple potion in the air. The sage throws the purple potion, and a purple mist blankets the Mimic."
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor. Has three possible (randomised) effects, one of which is inflicting a host of different nasty status effects as a package (minor, moderate and major), one of which is inflicting massive amounts of Fire and Light damage, and one of which is a full-heal for the allied team. Used to have a failure chance until it was fixed.
*Fae Bellflower of Luuth
"A roughly-six-foot flower of translucent yellow and orange that droops like a bell and glows with fae power"
The most important flower of the Great Garden of Luuth. This plant is linked both to the garden and its master, and, while it is not required for Luuth to live, is tightly interwoven with his current magics and serves as a great reservoir of fairy magic that he can draw upon that also constantly improves his garden's state.
Fancy Scaled Cloak
Found on an island in a pocket dimension trapped by Hank S. Mayor. Given to a bunch of pirates from an odd world.
First-Metal Hull
Loot from the Five-Metal Dungeon.
*Fist-Wrappings of the Warlord Voghel
They are a pair of fist weapons that allow the use of unarmed techniques and are powerful in combat. Their use is addictive, however, and begins to accumulated large stacks of penalties if they ever stop being used.
Five Holy Time Stars of Herelbahk
Items Axim the Eternal gave as an example of a madcap fetch-quest. If they exist, presumably rather powerful objects.
*Fulcrum of Day
A powerful artifact desired by Doc. Can (presumably) bring day to a world, summon powerful light creatures, and control rays and tendrils of living light. It is supposed to be able to create and destroy worlds if its possesser also wields the Fulcrum of Night.
*Fulcrum of Night
A powerful artifact desired by Doc. Can bring night to a world, summon powerful shadow creatures, and control rays and tendrils of living darkness. It is supposed to be able to create and destroy worlds if its possesser also wields the Fulcrum of Day.
Gazoff's Book of Cyromancy
A treasure held by Erynn Gazoff.
Gazoff's Peace Ring
The ultimate solution to party in-fighting: Rings that prevent that from happening. Prevents all hostile action at all, actually.
Geas
A spell that essentially forces its target to perform tasks set by the caster, or else things get... unpleasant.
Ghost Scope
Can check an entity to see if it's a ghost. May also be able to determine the true form of ghosts.
Globesphere Sceptre
A treasure held by Erynn Gazoff.
Gloves of Psychic-Slapping
Gloves that Gorgoroth Bloodaxe stole from a sage. The provide immunity to psychic arts, and deal MIN drain on hit.
Gnosis
The non-limited version. Ludicrously expensive at Bascaradine.
Goblet of Purification
A treasure held by Erynn Gazoff.
Godkiller Missile
Absurdly powerful ordinance favoured by Doctor Catastrophe for long-range obliteration.
Golden Missile
Powerful explosive consumable.
Good Maridia
A ship from Rell'Arill
Grandblossom Cactus
"A large, blooming cactus"
A rare plant. It has to be fed a special solution once a year to maintain the bloom.
*Grand Wheel of Amelia Photos
Item from a timeline that never existed, where the Source Guardians of Acid set about to destroy the Universe to save it. This item was destroyed in the process.
Haversack of Holding
Handy!
*Hector Archbaum's Malevolent Curio Box
"A glass curio-box with seven slots"
Curio box owned by Hector Archbaum which contained malevolent curio-items. At the time of his battle against Silent One, only three slots had been filled. Using it made every curio in the box unleash an effect or attack. It could also be called upon to destroy all the curios within it to taint the surrounding area with malevolent mana, creating a negative area-essence effect and dealing very heavy damage to those heavily invested in using the terrain. Present whereabouts unknown, possibly still on Disc 81.
Hector Archbaum's Malevolent Curio #1
"A horned skull inside glows with black-and-purple energy"
Malevolent curio held by Hector Archbaum's curio box. Unleashed an unknown effect.
Hector Archbaum's Malevolent Curio #2
"A knife with a silver blade and golden handle with a ruby in its side"
Malevolent curio held by Hector Archbaum's curio box. Dealt damage, with a chance of inflicting Berserk.
Hector Archbaum's Malevolent Curio #3
"A rusty brown wheel"
Malevolent curio held by Hector Archbaum's curio box. Slowed its targets.
Hector Archbaum's Pen
Pen with evil, darkness-based powers capable of turning targets into 'Footnotes'.
Hypereality Alltransport Corridor
Machine capable of transporting cargo (such as mana) and distribute it throughout the known Universe. Based on the workings of Imaginary and Theoretical elements, thus beyond Source Guardians' grasp.
Impact Slash
Spell held by Exxrya Bennys. Powerful attack.
*Incremortis
Also known as That Other Demon King Artifact. The Axe of Earth. Presumably now in the hands of Axim the Eternal.
Infinity
Ludicrously expensive at Bascaradine.
*Instakill Shotgun
Supremely powerful firearm once owned by Anton Sergius. Present whereabouts unknown.
Irastor's Seal of Illusion
Comes with accompanying orb.
Irastor's Seal of Life
Comes with accompanying orb.
Itematine
Not to be confused with Adamantine, this rare material is apparently tougher than that legendary substance. May also have other properties.
Katana of Kral'is
"A metal katana that has a technomatically-generated field of power around it."
Powerful weapon heald by Kral'is, Tyrant-Lord of Galadare. Presumably left outside the Dome of Margandil where its weilder was lasered to death by Doc with little fanfare.
Khaldrin's Shield
"The giant, blue, winged shield with the giant eyeball in the middle"
Summonable shield.
Khalrundas' Halberd
"a halbard that trails a stream of wailing souls"
Taken by Varatheon upon his defeat of Khalrundas. Present whereabouts unknown.
King's Sigh
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor. Boosts all stats (a reasonably low amount) and comes with a lot of other effects (the actual target of the spell). Has a 50% chance of making (non-Boss) enemies skip their actions.
Lamp of the Insufficiently Dedicated
A lamp that inevitably reveals lack of dedication to sworn causes (in those of low enough power).
Last Stand of the Cosmos
Spell held by Aaron Laedonglor. Grants caster and one other ally 2 additional actions in return for being unable to act on the next 5 rounds.
Lesser Flare-Blitz
Spell held by Rascherro.
Luster Polish
Spell held by Exxrya Bennys. Increases the caster's damage potential dramatically and makes them Light element. Per-battle buff.
Margandil Prison Cube
"You enter a long corridor with stone cubes lining the walls. The cubes radiate faint magic and seem to call to you."
Odd storage devices that can be opened, locked or moved by tracing specific gestures on them. Unfold into sizable platforms when opened. Tend to have a distressingly high chance of containing monsters, including ones larger than the cubes would suggest being capable of holding. May, in fact, have been intended to imprison dangerous entities.
Masterwork Burrito
Forged by Hrothmar Ironthighs and stolen by Gerald the Slack Dragon.
Mind-Destroying Pulse Field
Part of the defenses of the Brain Fortress.
Minotaur Twine
Makes escaping from mazes easier.
Magic Egg #1
"An egg that is slick and red"
An egg from the Magic Egg tent one Walrusfest. Grants powers related to Blood, or else a piece of equipment or pet related to such.
Magic Egg #2
"An egg made of crusted sea salt that smells of brine"
An egg from the Magic Egg tent one Walrusfest. Grants powers related to Fish (the weapon type), or else a piece of equipment or pet related to such.
Magic Egg #3
"An egg made of primordial saltwater"
An egg from the Magic Egg tent one Walrusfest. Grants powers related to Primes, or else a piece of equipment or pet related to such.
Magic Egg #4
"A cylinder made of plastic bees"
An egg from the Magic Egg tent one Walrusfest. Grants powers related to Chaos, or else a piece of equipment or pet related to such.
Magic Egg #5
"An egg made of sweet candy"
An egg from the Magic Egg tent one Walrusfest. Grants powers related to Whimsy, or else a piece of equipment or pet related to such.
Magic Egg #6
"An egg made of chalk"
An egg from the Magic Egg tent one Walrusfest. Grants powers related to Elder Symbols, or else a piece of equipment or pet related to such.
Magic Egg #7
"An egg made of swirling dust"
An egg from the Magic Egg tent one Walrusfest. Grants powers related to Destruction, or else a piece of equipment or pet related to such.
Meta
$60 at Bascaradine. Yes, you read that right.
*Mirror of Heaven
Mirror held by the Ministries of Heaven in Asenreyl. Capable of triggering The Skull-Faced Lion's weakness.
Multiverse-Swallowing Mana Condensor
Machine capable of intaking, and condensing, quantities of mana massive enough to create (or recreate) an Elemental Source. Based on the workings of Imaginary and Theoretical elements, thus beyond Source Guardians' grasp.
Mysterious Map
In another past, an ancient map, split into three, that was sought by Lassiter and many others, sparking conflict in the Isles of Orsirion.
*Mysterious Rake
Item found in a secret treasury in the Library of the Lorekeepers, where those who entered were allowed to choose only one item to take with them. Given one of the items was the Compass of Talrusion (and all the objects seemed to be unique), this object could be potent indeed.
Naria's Artifact #1
"A large scrying glass"
Magical object found in Naria's War Room.
Naria's Artifact #2
"A large tablet made from ancient stone"
Magical object found in Naria's War Room.
Naval Captain's Hat
Found on an island in a pocket dimension trapped by Hank S. Mayor. Given to a bunch of pirates from an odd world.
Ordinator Ring of Interrogation
"A ring with a compass symbol on it"
Prevents the target from moving anything but their eyes and mouth.
Orsirion Scrying Orb
A treasure held by Erynn Gazoff.
Osmott-Curiloxes Ritual Procedure
Entering the bizarre lands of Nyemnwg-Emwghfe-Kesihwernox the right way grants you this without having realised it. Following its directions in the same land will take you to Erzahl, Land Without Life.
Paper Bag
Exciting.
Perfection
Ludicrously expensive at Bascaradine.
Pickle
Good with sandwiches. Due to budget cuts through some rather draconian red-tape-spewing paperwork (that may or may not have once been related to Valcont, but no longer is), the Nexus Administration can only offer this as payment for potential upcoming endeavours.
Potion Bottle Shards
Psi-Capable Dynamic-Defense Engine
Part of the defenses of the Brain Fortress.
Queen of Silver Glory's Amulet
Part of the powerful magical regalia held by the Queen of Silver Glory. Generally only those given a royal rank by the Queen are able to touch them. Sent by Zlaedon to an inhospitable location for safety. This piece in particular is one of three that controls all magic within the city. Given to Naria by Maleficus.
Queen of Silver Glory's Crown
Part of the powerful magical regalia held by the Queen of Silver Glory. Generally only those given a royal rank by the Queen are able to touch them. Sent by Zlaedon to an inhospitable location for safety. This piece in particular is one of three that controls all magic within the city. Given to Naria by Maleficus.
Queen of Silver Glory's Dress
Part of the powerful magical regalia held by the Queen of Silver Glory. Generally only those given a royal rank by the Queen are able to touch them. Sent by Zlaedon to an inhospitable location for safety.
Queen of Silver Glory's Sceptre
Part of the powerful magical regalia held by the Queen of Silver Glory. Generally only those given a royal rank by the Queen are able to touch them.Sent by Zlaedon to an inhospitable location for safety. This piece in particular is one of three that controls all magic within the city. Given to Naria by Maleficus.
Queen of Silver Glory's Shoes
Part of the powerful magical regalia held by the Queen of Silver Glory. Generally only those given a royal rank by the Queen are able to touch them. Sent by Zlaedon to an inhospitable location for safety.
Queen of Silver Glory's Staff
Part of the powerful magical regalia held by the Queen of Silver Glory. Generally only those given a royal rank by the Queen are able to touch them. Sent by Zlaedon to an inhospitable location for safety.
Queen of Silver Glory's Wands
Part of the powerful magical regalia held by the Queen of Silver Glory. A pair of wands. Generally only those given a royal rank by the Queen are able to touch them. Sent by Zlaedon to an inhospitable location for safety.
Rebirth Phial
Rare consumable from beyond the Violet Veil. Resurrects a target. Or multiple targets.
Ritual of Varinloss
Ritual related to Amon Horutep's plans involving the Mana Cannon.
Shield of Towering Froth
A treasure held by Erynn Gazoff.
Ship Pattern: Five-Metal Ark
Boss loot from the Five-Metal Dungeon... if you have a Ship Pattern List.
Sir Wallace's Ring
Item held by Aaron Laedonglor. Greatly raises Defense against MIN Damage.
Snow Rod of Kral'is
"A rod with a snowflake on its tip"
Powerful weapon heald by Kral'is, Tyrant-Lord of Galadare. Presumably left outside the Dome of Margandil where its weilder was lasered to death by Doc with little fanfare.
*Space-Stepping Boots of Maergerys
Owned by Nega-Kit, and allow him to bend space itself. Presumably does for Space what the Aeon Diadem does for Time. This presumably means it can generate new dimensions of comparable power. May also allow Nega-Kit potential passage to the Main Universe.
*Spear of Gulgas Mornardan
Presently owned by Ranghas Almanassan, Last of the Sartonakho.
Sprocketton
Whimsical component of Cloneamajigs and Doubleadoubleanatorataors.
Sweetcake Bush
From the Outer Feylands.
THE ANIME MACHINE
Another of Crazy Jack's ability-granting machines. Presumably. It was certainly close enough to his other one to seem like it.
*The Dagger of Tsanlvok
A treasure held by Erynn Gazoff.
The Eighth King's God-Binding Rod (Unknown, Unknown)
Could not hold Tymus, Manifest of Unreasonable Hype (according to Tymus' servant). Given Tymus' purview, it may either not exist, be far less impressive than it sounds, or never have been involved with Tymus at all.
THE MAN MACHINE
Another of Crazy Jack's ability-granting machines.
*The Minstrel's Blade
A treasure held by Erynn Gazoff.
The Other Time Train
"Mini Kit sees another train pass by at a downwards angle. Three men are riding atop it, and it is made of black metal."
Another train capable of navigating the Pathways of Time.
The Silver Bathtub of Marcus Sunguott
Absurdly heavy cursed bathtub prone to inflict injuries on those who try to move it. Was in the basement of the Observatory of Stathelmenta for some reason.
Thermonuclear Cherry Balm
Powerful portable curatives that heal Irradiated.
Thermonuclear Cherry Bomb
Powerful portable nukes.
*The Voidhand
Nega-Darston's version of The Sunhand. Much like Darston can turn his into pure Metal, Nega-Darston can empower his with Wood.
Three Wards of the Mage Scholars
Potent magical defense.
Thunder Rod of Kral'is
"A second rod which is in the shape of a bolt of lightning"
Powerful weapon heald by Kral'is, Tyrant-Lord of Galadare. Presumably left outside the Dome of Margandil where its weilder was lasered to death by Doc with little fanfare.
Thunder Shield
Magical shield spell.
Transdimensional Necropolis
Multidimensional teleportation network once held by Amon Horutep.
*Unidentified Text of Talrusion #1
A book of great power. Used in the epic clash between Doctor Beak and the Man in the Hazmat Suit. Present whereabouts unknown, taken by Gillingman.
*Unidentified Text of Talrusion #2
A book of great power. Used in the epic clash between Doctor Beak and the Man in the Hazmat Suit. Present whereabouts unknown, taken by Gillingman.
Untemplated Element Core
The pride of the Elemental Research Institute. With one of these, a person can declare into being an entirely new element (or recreate a lost one)! How potent the result is usually depends on the person's power and skill level, and how much potential the element has depends on how well it was thought out. Presumably these two factors are not mutually exclusive. Badly-thought-out elements (such as 'Bill's Swords' and 'STEVE'S Version of Law') tend not to stick around or fail to create ability classes. Thousands were created, and subsequently lost during one of the several destructive incidents to hit the ERI. Most were recovered or destroyed, and a handful remain out in the Universe somewhere in exceptionally hard-to-reach places.
Unusual Disc
Device held by Varynnis at one point in time, and desired by Bascaradine. It had a powerful robot guardian keyed to it that would be summoned if the disc was opened. Contained the blueprints for a certain device and special prototype gun.
Urdonjas' Scrying Orb
Valcont's Dimensional Chaos Sphere
"The sphere explodes, sending out waves of chaos energy, scorching fire, devestating lightning, killing mist, life-consuming shadow, and pure destruction, taking the world and all the other worlds in the dimension with it."
For when you absolutely, positively must rid local reality of all bipedal, fuzzy animal-people. Also incidentally unleashes enough Chaos mana to change the very rules of reality and catapult Chaos to prominence as an important element.
Vardinian Skyberry
A type of fruit common (or easily obtainable) in Lord Bannion's Kingdom.
Velociraptor Left Leg
Bodypart from the World of Governance.
Victoria's Compass
In another past, a device used to home in on the pieces of an ancient map, split into three, that was sought by Lassiter and many others- sparking conflict in the Isles of Orsirion.
*Voreylfeaster
Cursed, sentient and shouty atrocity-blade held in storage by Darren Moltaris, presumably from his adventuring days. Somehow got taken out and left where the man could grab it while looking for a weapon to defend against Roy (while on a mission for Madame Misfortune's priesthood). How unfortunate. Generally requires the removal of the entire arm holding the blade.
Web
A mass-hitting paralysis spell. Magistrate Ailandur used this to good effect in the sudden attack against him by the mad Queen of Silver Glory and her guards.
Well-Prepared Sirloin Steak
Whingamalong
Whimsical component of Cloneamajigs and Doubleadoubleanatorataors.
White Betty
Tram on Disc 610.
Wholeness of Body
Spell held by Arzephquel. Undoes maiming, wounding and dismemberment.
Writ of Banning
Can magically prevent entry to an area through law-manipulation.
Zbakzbak Tree
The fruits of this tree are Burmalongs' favourite.
Zlaedon's Sword
"A large, glowing sword with a handguard shaped like a pair of angelic wings."
Zlaedon's original sword, from before the... unpleasantness.
*Primal Bloodthirst, *Blackwrought, *Gaggerloch, and *Cold Mourning need 'present whereabouts unknown after Iepterro killed their weilders' added to their descriptions.
Abilities
Aairumbic Ice Casting
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires Exotic Magery, Elemental Connection: Ice, Mana Substitution, and Advanced Casting as prerequisites, and has a cost of 640,000 Gold.
Aardulian Theory
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires Researcher, Twincast, Etheric Intuition, Spell Channeling II, Mana Reduction X, and Magical Theory Specialization as prerequisites, and has a cost of 680,000,000 Gold. Notable, given when this surfaced, 1 million gold was an unthinkably high amount.
Aardulian Theory (Advanced)
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires Aardulian Theory, Advanced Tricasting, Etheric Substitution, Magus, Spell Channeling III, Mana Reduction XII, and Basic Weave Tapping as prerequisites, and has a cost of 680,000,000 Gold. Notable, given when this surfaced, 1 million gold was an unthinkably high amount.
Acrobat
Class subspec.
Advanced Casting
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Advanced Spellslinging
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Advanced Tricasting
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Alacrity of Hands
Wizard(?) ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Alphabetical Battle Curse
Forces its possessor to kill things in alphabetical order, and then backwards from the end.
Anti-Magic Aura
Ability taught by Lord Arodal's fortress for 100,000 Gold (back then, anyway).
Ape-Slaying Slash
Swordsman ability that does just that.
Apprentice Wizard
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires a special aptitude test, and has a cost of 50,000 Gold. Notably not Apprentice Wizard Magic Attunement.
Astral Calm
Ability held by the Astral Mage Rashek Dathys. Does something to certain attacks.
Banisher
Class subspec. Extremely focused against Undead, Demons, and Spirit-Horrors; can also remove psychic element debuffs.
Basics of Defense
Ability taught by Lord Arodal's fortress for 15,000 Gold.
Basic Weave Tapping
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires Mana Reduction XI, Magical Theory Specialization, and Improved Exotic Magery as prerequisites, and has a cost of 100,000,000 Gold.
Berserker's Breath
Ability held by Exxrya Bennys. Greatly raises damage output for a round in return for penalties later.
Bladestorm
Class subspec. Can deal a lot of damage for a little while but starts to collapse over time, unsuited for long dungeon crawls, requires downtime after constant use.
Brace
Defense-increasing ability held by Rhazek-Thar.
Building the Nightmare House
Synergizes Dark Magic, Channeling, Architecture, Maces, Hammers, Subspace Architecture, Summoning, and Binding.
Calmly Prepared Airline Pilot
The Negaverse equivalent of Paranoid Zookeeping. Nega-Darston has this.
Careful Aiming
Archery Ability taught by Lord Arodal's fortress for 40,000 Gold (back then, anyway).
Carp which Surmounted the Waterfall
Stance-aspect that can change Aquatics into Dragons, also making them Fire element. Held by Larry the Catfish.
Cartographer
Map-based Diviner subtree with Geomancy link. Can map dungeons and surrounding areas. Essentially an automap with a fairly good key and ability to see places you haven't been that are nearby. Can also unsummon a little.
Cash Money Bank
One of Ascendant-Boss Gerald's abilities. Forecloses on a target's equipment. Removes a target from battle, converting the Gold value of their equipment into an HP Boost (that applies to his vault and summons).
Channeling Attunement
Channeling ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires Apprentice Channeling Attunment, 25 Channeling Abilities, and has a cost of 200,000 Gold. May not actually be the Channeler name-tier-ability, given Wizard and Wizard Magic Attunement both made an appearance as prerequisites for the same ability.
Channel HP
Ability taught by Lord Arodal's fortress for 15,000 Gold (back then, anyway).
Channel MP
Ability taught by Lord Arodal's fortress for 15,000 Gold (back then, anyway).
Death Festival Blossoming Fist
Specialised Wood-element technique presumably unique to Nega-Darston and The Voidhand.
Disciple of the Rod and Fan
Monk subtree allowing for specific weapons. Generally focused around Water and Air techniques.
Downfall
"Exxrya Clone leaps into the air, and five stars appear high above. The stars condense into points of light, merging with her as her body glows. She turns into a sword, crashing down at The Fourth-Metal Mind-Machine, breaking both it and herself apart. "
Ability held by Exxrya Bennys. Deals extreme damage (multi-hundred-millions) to a single target in return for killing the user.
Elemental Connection: Air
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires Wizard and Basic Elemental Magic Attunement as prerequisites, and has a cost of 60,000 Gold.
Elemental Connection: Fire
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires Wizard and Basic Elemental Magic Attunement as prerequisites, and has a cost of 60,000 Gold.
Elemental Connection: Ice
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Enternal Benediction
Ability held by Thandolmann. Grants the allied side of battle high regen and negative-effect-shrugging
Etheric Intuition
Wizard(?) ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Etheric Substitution
Wizard(?) ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Failsafe
Ability held by Exxrya Bennys. Deals immense damage to a target that debuffs the owner, stripping buffs and cancelling extra actions in response.
Exotic Magery
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires Lord Wizard, Master's Wizard Magic Attunement (Master Wizard Magic Attunement?), Magical Study, and Mana Reduction as prerequisites, and has a cost of 50,000,000 Gold. Notable, given when this surfaced, 1 million gold was an unthinkably high amount.
Forgelord
Masters of earth, flame, and hammer who craft great items and command tides of rock and lava when they march to war. They're most often dwarven, but that isn't a requirement. They have area-affecting hammer strikes, can attune weapons and armor to themselves and their fellows, and are masters of smithing techniques. They tend to be heavily armored and, thanks to their armor-enchanting powers, extremely durable while still retaining great melee prowess.
Frog Mage
Odd class from Foreign climes. Focuses around frogs and frog summons, water and acid themes and resistances, has a link with Evermason to summon metal frog statues to damage foes.
Furious Killer Stance
Ability held by The Bald Solution. Can be activated in response to an attack, granting great bonuses against a chosen subtype.
Fusion Hand Style
A powerful martial art developed by Jeff the Sun.
God-Machine Transport
Favoured skill of the Exmachina Engine, getting its targets entirely where the Engine decides they need to go, to arrive in the state it determines they should be in (including fully cured, uncursed and status-cleared) with absolutely no build-up or delay.
Grand Sound Cleaver
Sonic-based axe attack used by Lady Arsyra.
Hell-Cosmos Snarling
Ability held by Savvatmarl. Prevents more than one Hell Star being removed at a time.
Improved Casting
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Improved Exotic Magery
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Improved Mana Control
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Infectious Rusting
Debuff-generating curse.
Invisibility to Undead
Seamus Boxlove has this.
Invoker
Bond themselves to a small set of items (usually unique ones) and become singularly able to draw out the latent powers of those items (or enhance them above their limits). They develop item-specific techniques and augmentations, relying on a personally selected set of bonded gear. They're vulnerable if they ever lose their personal gear, as so much of their power relies on it, but their powerset makes the occurrence of such an event unlikely.
Knowledge of Mana
Wizard or Scholar ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Looker
Telescope-focused stat-scanning Diviner variant.
Lord Wizard
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Luck Mage
Fortune-focused magic class. Can boost luck, affect rolls, cherry-pick treasures and otherwise skew reality.
Magical Study
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Magical Theory Specialization
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Mana Reduction
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires Wizard, Apprentice's Wizard Magic Attunement (Apprentice Wizard Magic Attunement?), and Spellcasting as prerequisites, and has a cost of 100,000 Gold.
Mana Reduction X
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Mana Reduction XI
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Mana Reduction XII
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Mana Substitution
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires Wizard, Wizard Magic Attunement, and Knowledge of Mana as prerequisites, and has a cost of 130,000 Gold.
Meditative Fasting
Buffs possessor for not having used Food consumables. Nega-Darston has this.
Medusa Gays
Petrifying attack that targets all males on a side of battle.
Medusa Gaze
Petrifying attack.
Meteor
Powerful Astral Magic ability/spell. Seamus Boxlove knows it, but needs a link up with an Astral Mage (Level 30-50) to cast it.
Morally Ambiguous Headbutt
Technique known by (at the least) Robo-Techylmann. Can cause its target to treat Evil (and possibly Good) as a theoretical concept, thus greatly diminishing the element's power.
Pandemonium-Charge
Ability held by Rascherro. Lets the user charge up a counterattack with Chaos element.
Phantom Haze
Ability held by the Astral Mage Rashek Dathys. Triggers start-of-round, dissipates attacks and removes buffs.
Precise Aiming
Archery Ability taught by Lord Arodal's fortress for 40,000 Gold (back then, anyway).
Prime Impact
Incredibly powerful Astral Magic ability/spell. Seamus Boxlove knows it, but needs a link up with an Astral Mage (Level 90) to cast it.
Proprietor
Merchant subclass. Can make items appear for money and has crafting skills.
Reconstitution
Ability held by Thandolmann (or at least one of his transformations). Allows it to resummon downed parts of itself.
Reservoir of Fortune
Buyable at the Disc 21 Casino for 2 million tokens.
Reverse Rocket-Propelled Fury-Mode Elbow Slam
Skill held by Sir Hattingham Fury, most dapper of all Ragemasters.
Second Hidden Army
Ability held by Rhazek-Thar. A counter. Surprise!
Shadow Thirster
Vampire-specific melee-focused class with drain-moves. May have limited self-resurrection skills.
Ship Grid
Ability-mechanic peculiar to residents beyond the Violet Veil. Blueprints can be found to be placed in the Ship Grid's Build Window and lets you make a Ship for your Armada at a Starport using the Ship Construction System. Grants a Ship Pattern List.
Slayer of Men
Ability held by James VonDurion in the distant past. Slows time, allowing for multiple attacks to be made against opponents.
Spellcasting
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires 10 'Attunement Abilities', and has a cost of 90,000 Gold. Notably not Apprentice Wizard Magic Attunement.
Spell Channeling
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires Wizard, Channeler, Wizard Magic Attunement, and Channeling Attunement as prerequisites, and has a cost of 100,000 Gold.
Spell Channeling II
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Spell Channeling III
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts).
Sweep
Ability taught by Lord Arodal's fortress for 60,000 Gold (back then, anyway). Presumably the melee equivalent to Grand Spell.
Swift Spellcasting
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). May be similar to (or actually be) Fast Spellcasting.
Telepathic Hands
Mentalist Ability taught by Lord Arodal's fortress for 500,000 Gold (back then, anyway).
Thandolmann Transformation 7
"The world goes dark. Thandolmann reappears in a burst of shadow, eyes glowing and with bat wings on his back."
Transformation held by Drolda Thandolmann.
Thunderclap
Pun-based attack that creates enormous hands of noise and lightning to applaud directly on a target. Inflicts Deaf, Stunned and Electrocuted and deals heavy damage.
Thunder-Sword
Electrically-focused swordsman tree.
Train Master
Likely Transformation-focused class with a specific theme.
Twincast
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Requires Lord Wizard, Master's Wizard Magic Attunement (Master Wizard Magic Attunement?), Improved Casting, Swift Spellcasting, Alacrity of Hands, Improved Mana Control, Adventurer (...the Dauntless name-tier ability?), and Advanced Spellslinging as prerequisites, and has a cost of 100,000,000 Gold.
Vexator
Subclass(?). Highly focused on debuffs,disbuffs, status effects, unsummoning and otherwise being horrendously annoying support.
Void-Blossom Shadow Arm Eruption
Specialised technique presumably unique to Nega-Darston and The Voidhand.
Wall of the Mailing City
Pun-created variant of Wall of the Wailing City. Redirects and re-delivers incoming attacks.
Warsmith
Masters of on-the-fly crafting and tend to be able to build entire gear-sets from scratch using ambient mana. They can sprint around a battlefield building automated turrets and rolling fortifications while shifting nanomachine-made gun assortments every round. They create items that last for temporary periods of time but automatically have attacks or activate themselves, and they tend to be able to completely switch their gear loadouts as battlefield conditions change. They tend to be more technology based and focused on (automated) ranged attacks.
Wing Warrior
Fighter-class variant for birdmen or the otherwise flight-capable.
Wizard Magic Attunement
Wizard ability taught by the Imperial Mages' Academy (otherwise known as the Nexus Academy of the Magical Arts). Apparently distinct from 'Wizard' and not the Basic or Apprentice-tier version, either.
Wizard-Mentalist
Words of Blue
Ability held by the Astral Mage Rashek Dathys. Destabilises actions that heal or buff.
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Fatal Havoc!
One of Ascendant-Boss Roulette Master's Roulette Table Rolls. Instantly kills a large number of opponents.
Power Overboost!
One of Ascendant-Boss Roulette Master's Roulette Table Rolls. (Presumably, as Thandolmann seemed to grab the ability to copy it via transformation.) Greatly increases the offensive power of a target.
Status Break!
One of Ascendant-Boss Roulette Master's Roulette Table Rolls. (Presumably, as Thandolmann seemed to grab the ability to copy it via transformation.) Prevents a target from inflicting a status effect (including majors).
Time Out!
One of Ascendant-Boss Roulette Master's Roulette Table Rolls. Banishes a target to a space outside of battle for a set number of rounds (presumably 1-10).