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Sendaria

CW: Ghosts of Ardonia

Sendaria was the lands of the Sendaris clan. It bordered Conchord, a human kingdom. It was a major source of pyar - or pea - plants (CW: Song of Death) and steel (CW: The Wretched) on Ardonia.

## Geography

A forest area, Sendaria was criss-crossed by rivers. (DW: Warsong; CW: Song of Death)

## History

In the 2840s, Sendaria was under the rule of Thalleous Sendaris who ruled from the House Sendaris. During this period, the House Sendaris was visited by the Fifth Doctor and Vislor Turlough - who stopped Thalleous and Omega from taking over the entire planet (DW: Warsong)

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The Machine of Death

The Machine of Death was a Category War novel written by Cristian Curtjaaz. It was the fourth of a series of novels set in-between The House on Rutley Lane and The Barhop's Tale

## Synopsis

The Resistance escape a Pillar Death Machine

## Characters

* Ankarstian
* Areex
* Poseidon
* Marryrr
* Motemunnirr
* Quarurr
* Halirr
* Cyballicer

## Continuity

* Pillar Death Machines were mentioned previously in The House on Rutley Lane
Sprongulation

Sprongulation was a common method of death in many dimensions.

## How it is done!

Sprongulation can be done by reversing all of the molecules of a being twice. This is different from scronching, that reverses and then shuffles all of the molecules

## History

Sprongulation was discovered by John Sprongle in the year C34-7, who accidentally sprongled his entire family.

Sprongulation is used quite frequently in the Jonathan Crisis, mostly by TheGreaterA.
Season 5 (Category War)

Season 5 of Category War aired in 1981. It saw the first major arc in Category War - the hunt for the The Neach-Gleidhidh Uine Search. It also saw the appearance of the Deathoids - pseudo-Daleks made before it was allowed for the Daleks to be used in Category War

## Serials

* The Curse of Tau Ceti (3 parts)
* The Great Interstellar Train Robbery (3 parts)
* The Shoal (4 parts)
* Ice Screams (3 parts)
* Hephaestus (3 parts)
* The War Makers (4 parts)

### Serials within Season 5 continuity-wise

* The Haunting of the Epsilon Zone (1 part)
* The Horrid Circus (1 part)
* The Orb of Cestala (1 part)

## Novels set within or right after Season 5

* Dark Universe novels (all set some time between Season 5 and 6)
	+ Pathos
	+ Tempest in a Storm
	+ The Entropic Chain
	+ The Disordered
	+ The Ship of Familliar Demons
	+ Unity
The Corruptor

The Corruptor was the fifth serial of season seven of Category War

## Synopsis

"'There's something in my head. Something that's....' Which was when Ash's eyes started to change ever so slightly. 'Something that you should listen to'"

After the crash of the Nebula Ash, Axel, and Jerome are thrown onto an island on a gas giant. Also on the island is a capsule containing a being with awesome powers - one that has just been released.

One that for all intents and purposes is evil.

Can Jane be stopped? Probably not.

## Plot

### The Metatemporal Game (1)

On the planet Corna, two beings - Ash and Axel - materialize on the planet Corna. They find a mysterious capsule. A voice appears to be emanating from the capsule - telling them to open it.

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## Cast

* Ash - June Page
* Axel - Craig Charles
* Jerome - Edward Cooke
* Jane - TBA
* Bellboy - TBA
* Carnie - TBA

*rest to be added*

## References

* Jane was created during the massacre of the planet Ulath.
* Corna is a gas giant with floating islands within it.

## Notes

* The idea of a metatemporal entity was somewhat difficult to pull off, with several ideas being brought up until the idea of having the episode have "narration" by Jane was added

## Continuity

*to be added*

Sephulchre, Decay, The Children Shall Rule, Operation: Earth, Deathdays, The Loop, Reach, Genesis, Parasite, The Relics of Sutekh, Nova Six, Siege

**Seasons 4 and 5**
The Final Sanction, Sultanate, Hunters, Legacy of the Dead, Art, The Vault, The Curse of Tau Ceti, The Great Interstellar Train Robbery, The Shoal, Ice Screams, Hephaestus, The War Makers

**Season 6**
The Wall, The Water Monsters, War and the Daleks, Song of Death, The Maze, The Raid

**Seasons 7-9**
Planet of the Evil Ones, The Evolutionary Episode, Liberation, The Labyrinth of Karakarat, **The Corruptor**, The Woodworks, The Dark One, The Core, The Obsidian Archipelago, Breath, The Wheel of Metal, Death in the Light, Diamond Dogs, Hotel Hell, Legacy

**Season 10**
Planet of Bones, Men of the Earth, The Eight Soldiers, The Orb of Cestala, The Palace of Death, The Time Storm, Angel of Time, The Flight of Luxury, The Fine Game of Nil, The Haunting of the Epsilon Zone, The Horrid Circus, The Last Day at Eridan, Town of the Damned, The Jester's Trial, Concealment, Death Masks, The Last City on Earth
The Raid

The Nebula

The Raid was the sixth and final serial of season six in Category War.

## Synopsis

"I have direct orders to kill you"

As the Battle for Ardonia draws to a close, the Resistance mounts one final attack on the Alliance forces on the planet.

A siege begins on Fort Square - the main base of the Eversiscendants.  While in the Fort, the Resistance has to face off against killer robots, deadly toxins, and horrifying guard "dogs"

However, the threats that the Resistance face during the Siege isn't the worst they will face as, within one of their own lies a horrifying secret.

## Cast

* Ankarstian - Lesley Dunlop
* Areex - John Scott Martin
* Poseidon - Chris Barrie
* Virmir - Kenneth V. Fughe
* Lobotius - Stratford Johns
* Axel - Craig Charles
* Jerome - Edward Cooke
* Thorn - John Hollis
* Adriano - Alun Armstrong
* Beanley - George A. Cooper
* Scrawler - Peter Van Dissel
* Cubeson - Roy Skelton
* Crawler - TBA
* Crusher - TBA
* The Rani - Kate O'Mara
* Jessaulax - Paul Shelley
* Kl'rel - TBA
* Kiyoshi - Morris Perry
* Ash - June Page
* Kaluex - Colette Gleeson

## References

### The Eversiscendants

* During the Battle of Devidian Reach, Cubeson was horribly injured.
* The Eversiscendants use bots stolen from the Vogons
* Liquid void is a potent neurotoxic liquid

### Species

* The Kl'rel are a species that resemble giant, mutated spiders

## Notes

* This was the first appearance of the Jessaulax, they would appear in three other stories

## Continuity

* Lobotius is recovering from Phage's destruction (CW: *The Maze*)
* The Rani first appeared in *The Wall*
* The Jessaulax were first mentioned in *Gallery of Dreams*
* Cydonia was mentioned in *The Wall* and *The Burning Ones*
Gothrylasan

Gothrylasan, or just Gothry, was a Kaldaferatan "hero for hire" and ally of the Resistance.

## Character

Gothy had blonde hair. He was a huge fan of a fictionalised version of the war - with him even genetically modifying himself to have fangs.

Gothry usually wore a bright pink outfit with a wide-brimmed hat and pink dufflecoat.
The Fact of Fiction

The Fact of Fiction was the second novel in the Star Trek: Perseus series.

## Synopsis

While checking the area around the wormhole, the crew of the Perseus discovers a mysterious asteroid with a secret that could shake the Federation to its core.

## Characters

* Sharrel
* Red-Alpha-7
* Ankarstian
* Ent
* Syra
* Daniels
* Kaf'.'Raf
* Molg
* Lec
* Interdimensional creature

## References

* Ankarstian uses bot-cameras to film the "Star Trek" series
* Ankarstian's dim-ship uses the power of a dimensional tear to travel in-between dimensions

## Notes

* The Fact of Fiction is interesting for implying that Star Trek exists as a series of shows - in fact seeing the "end" of the Star Trek series.

## Continuity

* It is mentioned that Ash got married at some point after *All Good Things...*.
* A photo of a dark-haired man in a coat is seen by Sharrel while looking in the control room of the dim-ship.
* Ent is, presumably, a Terran automaton (CW: Operation: Earth)
* Molg is, presumably, a Mentor. Mentors were encountered by Ankarstian in The Plague Halls
This Thing of Darkness

This Thing of Darkness is the fifth story in the Tales of the War series.

## Synopsis

"You will follow Xogan Ri's ship or i will kill every member of your crew that I cannot.. use"

Hot on the trail of the Eversiscendants, the Resistance arrives on a floating city on the planet of Inter Ophiuchus. While they don't find the Eversiscendants, they do find something more peculiar.

Ships are being destroyed by something in Inter Ophiuchus' fog, a sadistic Crime Lord peddles drugs and women, and someone from Ankarstian's past is on the city.

Soon, the Resistance will be involved in the unlimited carnage surrounding these three events.

## Characters

* Ankarstian
* GreaterA
* PoseidonHeir
* Rog'tor
* Ash
* Drasabar
* Fel!lexi\_Gel

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## Notes

* This story has an extremely simillar plot to the Category War story Tempest in a Storm
The Crash of the Valor

The Crash of the Valor is the fourth serial of season twelve of Category War.

## Synopsis

Responding to a distress call from the colony ship Valor, the Resistance expect to find the usual - a killer picking off the crew.

What they find is that someone has sabotaged the ship and crashed it into a luxury space yacht. Rabid beasts stalk the corridors and the infastructure of the ship is dangerously unstable.

The Resistance must find out who caused the ships to crash and rescue the surviving occupants before the ships crash onto a nearby planet or their infrastructure becomes critical and combusts.

## Cast

* Ankarstian - Lesley Dunlop
* Poseidon - Chris Barrie
* Areex - John Scott Leslie
* St. Dragon - TBA
* Mulerve - TBA
* Captain Hardick - TBA
* First Officer Adams - TBA
* Security Officer Jones - TBA
* Tulyana - TBA
* Vorkik - TBA
* Gorasal - TBA
* Ve^2-o - TBA
* Hydal - TBA

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## References

### Species

* Gorasal is an Aggimurian - a race with blue skin that come from the Bujker Galaxy.
* Vorkik is a Sy-vox - an insectoid race with black skin. The Sy-vox homeworld of Singh is close to Earth.
* Most of the crew of Argonus are Uremi. This includes co-pilot Hydal and Tulyana - a waiter.
* St. Dragon uses Vhurka Beasts to attack the crew and passengers of the two ships.
* Mulerve is a Bakothan - a race of tall humanoids with dark red skin. The Bakothans are enemies with the Trekysians.

### Locations

* The Argonus and the Valor crash into each other in the Poyatemkee system. This system is near Elmuthalleth.
* Notable vacation locations include Surakusia, Blue Jewel of Qo'no'agh, Stopll, the Horblas Nebula, and the shores of Vorkon Pt'chaa.

### Robots

* The Argonus uses TI-88X servitor robots for repairs.

### Characters

* Gorasal is a busker who visited the Argonus to get money.
* Vorkik is a general within the Sy-voxan military.
* Mulerve is a merchant dealing in weapons. He is hunted by St. Dragon to gain his knowledge of weaponry for the Treksyians.
Solian

PER: The Ops

PER: Invasion of the Solians

The Solians were a race from a star in the Sigma Quadrant.

## Biology

The Solians had bodies that appeared to be made of fire. They were roughly humanoid

## History

A group of Solians would form a maze on the star of the "Disillusioned Slough" - Sola. This base would be visited by Tom, Areex, and Kieli. They managed to stop the Solians from spreading into the other Slough worlds. (CW: Starfire)

Another group of Solians would attempt to invade Earth during the 1960s. They were stopped by the Resistance and the Fifth Operational Corps (LETH: The Men with Stars in their Eyes)

A Solian warship landed on the planet Earth in the year 400,000 BC. The crew of the ship went into cryogenic storage due to an unknown reason (possibly due to technical failures). The ship was then built over by the Aztecs.

In 1998, the ship was uncovered during an archaelogical expedition. The Solians attempted to take over the planet using Klyppenstronic warheads, however, they were stopped by the Resistance (CW: The Temple of Destruction)

The Solians (at least those in World-2554) would attempt to disrupt a Federation conference in the Sigma Quadrant by using a bomb in one of the ambassadors. This would fail, with the bomb being de-fused. (PER: The Ops)

The Solians would later mount an all-out invasion of Fderation wolrds in the Sigma Quadrant. This invasion lasted for ~a month before it was stopped (PER: Invasion of the Solians)
Tarfi

The Tarfi were a race of humanoids from the planet Tarf.

## Biology

The Tarfi had orange skin with "nodules" covering their foreheads like hair. Some of these nodules sat underneath their eyes and two of them were on their chin.

## History

The Tarfi would create the Ghost Machine to catch energy from the many energy storms on Tarf. They would use it until it started to create "ghosts" by catching the energy of the recently deceased.

Some time after this, they would become allies with the Alliance. The Tarfi would present the Ghost Machine to the Resistance on the Epsilon Zone some time after this. (CW: The Haunting of the Epsilon Zone)
The Ship of the Gods

## The Ship of the Gods

### Next

Homeworld

The Ship of the Gods is the third episode of Tales of the War.

## Characters

* Ankarstian
* GreaterA
* PoseidonHeir
* Penny Plasma
* SANTACLAWS
* Sgt. Fishe
* The Cabinet
* Picardexa
* Kalath
* Tul'evet z'An
* F!ste^^n Gx!em
* Charon servant
* Fel!lexi\_gel
* translator
* Android guards
* Captain Gabbrocus
* Diabasi
* shapeshifter
* Thethian guard
The Negotiator

The Negotiator is an Alliance negotiator

## Character

A swirling ball of Jonathan's hatred and malice, the Negotiator inhabits the corpse of a GELF.

The Negotiator - somehow - is used as a negotiator. For a sentient ball of hatred it does a good job at negotiating.

The Negotiator's true form can only be seen by Jonathan himself - as other beings who attempt to witness it have their visual cortexes shut off.

## History

After a negotiator hired by the Alliance - a GELF named Orange 2537 - was accused of trying to poison Jonathan and killed, Jonathan's sheer rage at Orange 2537 manifested as the Negotiator.

The Negotiator was experimented on, however, it started to destabilize so Jonathan partially re-animated Orange 2537 and had the Negotiator inhabit his body.

The Negotiator and Orange began a semi-parasitic relationship - with the Negotiator able to control Orange. The Negotiator being within Orange's body also led to it starting to decay very slowly.

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The Peak

The Peak was a standalone novel written by Cristian Curtjaaz. It was published by Dark Vortex Publishing - Curtjaaz's personal publishing company.

## Synopsis

"It's very simple Werner, I need their souls. If you give me them, I will make you into the best writer there ever was, is, and/or will be"

In the snowy Eingrau Peak, a writer is on a creative retreat. His name is Werner Neumenthall and he is looking to write the perfect novel in his eyes. Howsver, he is struggling. That is until he is approached by the Devil.

Lucifer offers Neumenthall a very simple solution. Bring him the souls of six people and he will give Neumenthall the power to write the best novel known to mankind. It's an offer Neumenthall can't refuse - and one that drives him and his daughter to the peak of madness.

## Characters

* Werner Neumenthall
* Kate Neumenthall
* "Lucifer"
* Laurenthal Orren
* Joss Derry
* Anne Cergal
* Christienne Dagal
* Verity Chancelle
* Nora Keller

## Notes

* Simillarly to "The New Frontier", The Peak has no explicit links to Category War.

## Continuity

* One of the characters has the last name of "Keller" (DW: The Mind of Evil)
* Eingrau Peak would be mentioned in Hunters and Speak of the Devil
The Soul Eater

The Soul Eater was the fifth serial of season thirteen.

## Synopsis

"Its almost as though the lifeforce within the body has been sucked out"

The planet Ves: A colony of artists and writers within the mountains of a barren world.

Arriving on the planet, the Resistance finds themselves embroiled in a mystery involving a being that can suck the souls out of other beings bodies.

## Cast

* Ankarstian - Lesley Dunlop
* Poseidon - Chris Barrie
* Areex - John Scott Martin
* Lobotius - Stratford Johns
* Hellian - Raymond Trickett
* Agsh!Aglama D'em - TBA

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## Continuity

* The Hellians also appear in Doctor Who: The Harlequin Kingdom and Doctor Who: ...Slowly Sings the Seeds of Death...
* The events of this story lead into Sins of the Prophets
Susan Engel

### Other roles

Aysha (Doctor Who: Invasion of the Cat-People)Cessair of Diplos (Doctor Who: The Stones of Blood)

Muriel Joy (Gallifrey: A Blind Eye)

### Other shows

The Lotus Eaters, Midsomer Murders

Susan Engel is the actor of Kieli. She first played the role as a cameo in Sephulchre, however, she wouldn't be credited for it. She would then play the role in The Relics of Sutekh. This would be the first of many stories for the character. She would reprise the role in the Disillusioned Slough serials.

She would play another cat person, the villainous Queen Aysha, in Doctor Who: Invasion of the Cat-People. She would also play the Diplosian criminal Cessair of Diplos in Doctor Who: The Stones of Blood and the metamorph Muriel Joy in Gallifrey: A Blind Eye.

She would also narrate the audiobook versions of the novelisations of Pyramids, The Red Sea, and the audiobook of The Beast of Scorpius
The War Makers

The War Makers was the sixth and final serial of season 5 of Category War

## Synopsis

“Annihilate all living things on the planet!”

The search for the segments of the Neach-Gledhidh Uine reaches its end as the sixth segment is narrowed down to a world in the middle of a war.

The entire planet of Vasilica has been made into a battleground between its two races - the Karamon and the Selaplex.  Most of the generals, however, give orders from bunkers deep within Vasilica.

The Resistance wishes to stop this war peacefully, however, someone or something seems to be thwarting their efforts.  Is it just the spirit of battle or has a war maker made an entire planet devolve into battle?

## Cast

* Ankarstian - Lesley Dunlop
* Poseidon - Chris Barrie
* Areex - John Scott Martin
* Jerome - Edward Cooke
* Kaluex - Colette Gleeson
* Hydrium - Jeff Rawle
* Hudson - Carl Forgione
* Marryrr - Christopher Farries
* Leibnizoral - TBA
* General Colagh - TBA

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### Uncredited cast

* Pillar operators - David Banks, Mark Hardy, Brian Orrell

## References

* Vasillica is in the Brexel Cluster.
* The Selaplex and the Karamon are the two main species on Vasilica. The Selaplex resemble humanoid catfish while the Karamon are energy beings that inhabit statues made by the Selaplex.
* The Deathoids come from the planet Okras. It orbits a neutron star.
* The Deathoids are ran by a main computer on their homeworld.

## Notes

* This was the first appearance of Marryrr, a recurring Pillar

## Continuity

* The Resistance have faced the Deathoids before (CW: The Curse of Tau Ceti)
* Marryrr appears next in The Glass Box

Sephulchre, Decay, The Children Shall Rule, Operation: Earth, Deathdays, The Loop, Reach, Genesis, Parasite, The Relics of Sutekh, Nova Six, Siege

**Seasons 4 and 5**
The Final Sanction, Sultanate, Hunters, Legacy of the Dead, Art, The Vault, The Curse of Tau Ceti, The Great Interstellar Train Robbery, The Shoal, Ice Screams, Hephaestus, **The War Makers**

**Season 6**
The Wall, The Water Monsters, War and the Daleks, Song of Death, The Maze, The Raid

**Seasons 7-9**
Planet of the Evil Ones, The Evolutionary Episode, Liberation, The Labyrinth of Karakarat, The Corruptor, The Woodworks, The Dark One, The Core, The Obsidian Archipelago, Breath, The Wheel of Metal, Death in the Light, Diamond Dogs, Hotel Hell, Legacy

**Season 10**
Planet of Bones, Men of the Earth, The Eight Soldiers, The Orb of Cestala, The Palace of Death, The Time Storm, Angel of Time, The Flight of Luxury, The Fine Game of Nil, The Haunting of the Epsilon Zone, The Horrid Circus, The Last Day at Eridan, Town of the Damned, The Jester's Trial, Concealment, Death Masks, The Last City on Earth
Tom Baker

The Creator

The Curator

Thomas Stewart Baker - or Tom Baker - is an actor best known for the role of the Fourth Doctor in Doctor Who. Some time after leaving the role in 1981, he portrayed the Creator in The Curse of Tau Ceti. He would later portray that role in Planet of the Evil Ones and also portrayed the role of Tom - named after him - in the same serial, The Woodworks, The Wheel of Metal, and the Disillusioned Slough serials.

His first major role was that of Rasputin in Nicholas and Alexandria in 1971. He would then play Koura in The Golden Voyage of Sinbad in 1973. This role would lead to him being cast as the Doctor.

## Credits

### Doctor Who

* Planet of the Spiders
* Robot
* The Ark in Space
* The Sontaran Experiment
* Genesis of the Daleks
* Revenge of the Cybermen
* Terror of the Zygons
* Planet of Evil
* Pyramids of Mars
* The Android Invasion
* The Brain of Morbius
* The Seeds of Doom
* The Masque of Mandragora
* The Hand of Fear
* The Deadly Assassin
* The Face of Evil (also as Xoanon)
* The Robots of Death
* The Talons of Weng-Chiang
* Horror of Fang Rock
* The Invisible Enemy
* Image of the Fendahl
* The Sun Makers
* Underworld
* The Invasion of Time
* The Ribos Operation
* The Pirate Planet
* The Stones of Blood
* The Androids of Tara
* The Power of Kroll
* The Armageddon Factor
* Destiny of the Daleks
* City of Death
* The Creature from the Pit (also as Erato)
* Nightmare of Eden
* The Horns of Nimon
* Shada
* The Leisure Hive
* Meglos (also as Meglos)
* Full Circle
* State of Decay
* Warriors' Gate
* The Keeper of Traken
* Logopolis
* Castrovalva

### Category War

* The Curse of Tau Ceti as The Creator
* Planet of the Evil Ones as The Creator and Tom
* The Woodworks
* The Wheel of Metal
So Vast a Pile

So Vast a Pile was the fifth serial of season fifteen of Category War.

## Synopsis

The Resistance stops an Alliance attack on an unusual environment

## Cast

* Ankarstian - Lesley Dunlop
* Areex - John Scott Martin
* Poseidon - Chris Barrie
* Teodor - Andrew Forbes
* Kaluex - Colette Gleeson
* The Cabinet - TBA
* Alliance agent - TBA
* Samuel - TBA
* Marryrr - TBA
* Osarian - TBA
* Alnairi footman - TBA

## Notes

* The Alliance agent was originally going to be human, however, this was changed by Fielding
Telepathy

Telepathy was the psychic ability to sense and manipulate thought, which often manifested as mind-to-mind communication. Most beings could listen to psychic communications, however, the ability to actually communicate telepathically was rare.

The Time Lords could use telepathic communication. The Vardans could use telepathy to manipulate thoughts. (DW: The Invasion of Time)

The Tra'orgs spoke using telepathic communication (DW: The In-Between)

Extremely powerful telepaths - such as Dr. Loboto - could create psychic fields and blasts.

Glagus can communicate using psychic powers as well, though he can't use psychic attacks.
Sleedster

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### Appearances

TAL: World of Demons

Sleedster is an Elder God that the Resistance encountered after leaving the In-Between.

## Character

Sleedster's body is made of red flesh with a pyramidal head. His eyes and the inside of his mouth glow yellow. His hands/feet also glow yellow occasionally.

Sleedster can best be described as "redditor". He threw the Resistance across the universe and basically subjected them to certain death to prove a point and has an extremely large ego.

## History

Sleedster's origins are largely unknown. His first appearance shows him crashing through the window of the Vanguard shortly after it leaves the In-Between. After arriving into the Vanguard, Sleedster would immediately yell at the Resistance for only caring about their main enemies in the Jonathan Crisis - the Alliance. Out of wrath, Sleedster would toss the Vanguard clear across the universe to the planet Sarra.

Sleedster would presumably watch every event without taking part in them up to when the Resistance were captured by the Mirik within a Cylox prison and begin yelling at the Resistance while trying to get them to learn his erroneous moral. This would very quickly become a screaming match between Sleedster and Hydrium over this "moral". This screaming match was stopped after Sleedster floated through the floor - followed by Dr. Phage. Both beings would end up in Sleedster's palace of solitude (a white void completely devoid of any matter). Dr. Phage and Sleedster would very quickly begin an argument over Sleedster's moral. Dr. Phage would win this argument and actually be able to change Sleedster's mind. Sleedster would emerge back into the main reality and use his immense powers to remove the Mirik platoon on Sarra's ability to infect other lifeforms. Sleedster would also warp Ha'kleth - the leader of the Mirik - to a completely random point in space. Sleedster would then leave with a smug remark to the Resistance. (TAL: A God and Several Hundred Demons)

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The Creator

**"Cubeson. The blue lever." -Beanley**
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## The Creator

### Real Name

Unpronounceable by Mere Carbon-Based Lifeforms

## Miscelaneous

### Alignment

True Neutral

The Creator is an entity with the body of a Pillar, face of Meme Man, and limbs of Orang. He claims to be the creator of the Jonathan Crisis reality, though this has remained unproven for a long time now.

## Trivia

* It is believed that he is either a Great Old One or a Hyper-Dimensional, though these are also unproven.
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The Furies

The Furies was the tenth novel in the Star Trek: Perseus series

## Synopsis

"We are your destruction"

The planet Alecto. A distant world near the wormhole.

An experiment to show that God exists takes place here. And fails.

A race of energy beings is unleashed upon the universe. Their target - the Federation.

## Characters

* Sharrel
* Ankarstian
* Red-Alpha-7
* Fewsham
* Syra
* Kaf'.'Raf
* Daniels
* Joffrey Quinn
* Quinn's aide

*to be added*

## References

* Alecto is a planet in the Destructor Nebula

## Notes

* This was the first appearance of the Furies in novel form. Their first appearance in general was Category War: Cave of Fury

## Continuity

* The scientists who programmed the "Face of God" experiment are Qomars (VOY: Virtuoso)
* Ankarstian has faced the Furies before (CW: Cave of Fury, The Inside)
The Pile

The Pile is a group of crustaceans stacked in piles. In order to join The Pile, you must be a crustacean, lungboyes are not accepted in The Pile, and you must not be deemed unacceptable. The Pile also has a political party, which aims to make The Pile the main focus of their decisions.

## History

The Eversiscendants stole lobsters from the Pile to use as weapons, the lobsters later attacked the Eversiscendants. However, they were used in a Lobster Cannon, which was used on the attack on RCARS.

The lobsters which weren't destroyed or lost in space/time were returned to the pile after the RCARS Attack. The Pile eventually pledged its support to The Resistance in the Jonathan Crisis.
Time Gate

Time Gates are a type of instant travel device.

## Specifics

The Time Gates create a temporal corridor between two locations. As long as there is a Time Gate - or anything that can hold a stable time corridor - within the given location, the Time Gates can form a bridge between the two locations.

## History

Several Time Gates were stored within the Braxiatel Collection. After the Collection was looted by the Eversiscendants, they gained some Time Gates technology. The Eversiscendants didn't know how to use them until they allied with the Alliance. Alliance scientists managed to get the gates to work - allowing the Eversiscendants to use them.

The Eversiscendants placed time Gates on Pangossi - using one to set up a trap for the Resistance (TAL: The Gateway)

Later on, the Eversiscendants would place a gateway on Planet Triangle. This Time Gate was hijacked by Mr. Sweet and linked up to a Time Gate on Lust (TAL: The Past is Now)
Kravask

**Kravask** is a city located in the continent of Bigboy.

## Overview

Soot hangs heavy in the air around Kravask, the sole provider in the Freeholds of metals. Most of it is mined in the nearby Rykveit Fault and then transported to Kravask for refinement and production into goods or preparation for shipment. The area around Kravask is hot and craggy to begin with, but for those unused to it, the additional heat of so many hundreds of furnaces lit around the clock makes the area in and around the city unbearable.

Even if they can stand the heat, visitors to Kravask are advised to wear a facemask, as the soot and smoke stick to the lungs of most who enter the city’s gates. Most of the locals, being dwarves or gnomes, tend to walk around uncovered, however, as their short stature leaves them below the almost-tangible line in the air where the smoke doesn’t quite sink to. Still, even the shorter races may experience some ill effects from the quality of even the ‘clean’ air in Kravask if they take no precautions to keep themselves safe.

There are a huge number of metalsmiths and factories in Kravask, and if you’re looking for fine weapons and armor, there’s no better place to go. Now, even in a time of peace, hammers clang and blacksmiths are still hard at work supplying enough weaponry to outfit an entire continent of people interested in expanding into the wild unknown and enough farm tools to make the expansion stick. A Kravaskan blacksmith is widely recognized to be the best at what they do, Kravaskan steel recognized to be some of the strongest and purest. Aside from the more practical smithies in Kravask, though, there are still numerous gold- and silversmiths in town, as everything from copper to diamonds are pulled out of the Rykveit Fault with regularity. Jewelry, fine silverware, anything that metal can be twisted into the shape of is crafted in Kravask, and even if it doesn’t turn over as quickly on the shelves as a handy axe it still turns a pretty profit.

However, as there’s a lot of high-dollar items like gems trading hands in Kravask and weapons are very readily available, it can be an expensive place to live, one quite conducive to pickpocketing or mugging. If one isn’t practiced in looking out for themselves, it’s recommended to find or hire a guide or bodyguard— in particular if they’ve got something to lose.

Kravask is run as a republic, the city split into voting districts that each elect a local representative whose voice gets heard in the Parliament of Kravask. These representatives then vote upon policies the best way they see fit for their

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                                                                                         constituents. As an incorporated town, Rykveit does have several members of its own sitting on the Parliament, but, perhaps by design, they’ll never have enough power to have total sway over the policies. While this is a functional form of government, there isn’t a head of the Parliament, so oftentimes it devolves into a lot of arguing that no one feels the need to break up, and it would help an awful lot if representatives stopped being murdered with such alarming frequency.

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Telmerus

Telmerus was a planet in the Y Cluster.

## Geography

Telmerus was a desert planet. While most desert planets like Telmerus were hot worlds, Telmerus was a somewhat cold planet - however, it was *very* dry, with the only water on it being sparse lakes

## Native species

The native species of Telmerus were the Telmerusans - a race of sentient computers. The cords of the Telmerusans criss-crossed the planet, creating a huge web

## History

### Jonathan Crisis

Telmerus was nearby a Xrastonel base attacked by the Alliance. After the Battle of Avalon IV the Alliance mostly fled from the base. (TAL: Into the Dusk)

### Category War

The Telmerusans were mentioned by Ankarstian in reference to the "Guardian of Avalon" (CW: Avalon). They were later mentioned by Ankarstian as to feign ignorance about the AUTREC computer when tortured by the Master (CW: Siege)
Spy (class)

The Spy class refers to anyone proficient in disguise, they have to be proficient enough to where close acquaintances could not tell the difference at a glance

## List of Spies

* Main Spy
* Thorn
* The Master

## Main Spy

Hailing from an indeterminate region of France, the Spy is an enthusiast of sharp suits and even sharper knives. Using a unique array of cloaking watches, he can render himself invisible or even fake his own death, leaving unaware opponents off-guard. His Disguise Kit lets him take on the form of any class on either team, allowing him to blend in while behind enemy lines before stabbing his unsuspecting "teammates" in the back. In fact, a swift backstab with any of the Spy's knives will kill most foes in a single hit - provided they aren't under the effects of any type of invulnerability or some other form of immense damage reduction.

### History

The Spy (or at least the blu one) is known to be either bi or homosexual.  It is known that he was born sometime post-WWII.

The Spy was a member of MI6 for a while, however, he was fired for being "as twisted as a cartesian fold" and was arrested for an indeterminate crime, however, he was hired(i.e. kidnapped) by Mann Co.

He was killed by The Soldier during an incident where another spy infiltrated a base he was in.  Spy was mistakenly believed to be said spy.
The InQuisitor

The InQuisitor was a being that had some relation to Q.

## Appearance

The InQuisitor's true form resembled a dark smog cloud. It took the appearance of someone from Ankarstian's memories - that very likely being Multimus. In this form he wore a dark breastplate over a black shroud.

## History

The InQuisitor was formed from artifacts on the planet Develaush that Q touched. He then caused an overload in a power plant on Develaush that led to a chain reaction that lead to all life on the planet being wiped out.

The InQuisitor then set himself up as a Q Ministry judge and tried Q for the extinction of the Develaushi. Q brought the crew of the Perseus as witnesses for his defense, however, it turned out that bringing the crew of the Perseus as witnesses actively caused the destruction of Develaushi life.

The InQuisitor nearly had Q erased for the crime, however, Ankarstian realised that Q didn't directly cause the destruction of Develaushi life and as such he wasn't guilty.

It was then revealed that the InQuisitor planned on erasing *all* of the Q in the courtroom and taking over the Q Continuum. This plan was stopped by the crew of the Perseus and the InQuisitor was seemingly destroyed

However, the InQuisitor had managed to survive and jump into the body of a Q Ministry representative (PER: Trial of a Q)
Sinol Matchell

> "*If those awful things led to a better future, why be so upset? In time, the pain of loss will be forgotten. All that will be left is the happiness in its wake.*"
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TAL: Morphling

Lieutenant Sinol Matchell was a Trident Foundation lieutenant encountered by the Resistance on Rinnidus.

## Character

One of Poseidon's main admirals after betraying the Resistance, Matchell probably would have joined with the Alliance if he didn't work for the Trident Foundation previously. A man either without a moral compass or with a very warped moral compass, Matchell believed that ends justified the means. He also believed that killing the enemies of "The Resistance" was justified even if they were his allies beforehand.
The Blitz Federation of Turrets

The Blitz Federation of Turrets is an entity that fights for the rights of turrets. Not much has been revealed besides this, all we know is that in Chapter 2, The Blitz Federation of Turrets sued quite a few Tachankas for fucking their turrets. Through this it is implied that it is international law to not fuck turrets, however in Chapter 3 it was revealed that The Blitz Federation of Turrets was destroyed by the Council of Russians during the time skip, which implies that the only reason you could not fuck turrets was because of the federation, which doesn't really make much sense unless the Blitz were so powerful that they could invoke international law solely on their own, so this is the assumed reality.
The Wheel of Metal

The Wheel of Metal was the first serial of season nine of Category War

## Synopsis

Tom, Areex, and Kieli face off against insane cultists and the Cybermen

## Plot

### The Brotherhood (1)

After leaving Ilon using the Eversiscendants*'* stolen dimensional warper, Tom, Areex, and Kieli find themselves in what Areex initially assumes to be a spaceship. However, they are proven wrong by Tom. They are in a huge space station. And while looking out of one of the windows, Tom sees a huge ship docking with the space station that they are on.

The ship is owned by a cult established during the early years of the Earth Empire that calls itself the "Brotherhood of the Logicians". They have made their ship able to enter dimensional rifts without being torn apart. Tom, or rather the Doctor, has faced the Brotherhood before and he remembers what the Brotherhood worships. They worship the Cybermen. Tom realises that there must be Cybermen on the space station.

*rest to be added*

## Cast

* Tom - Tom Baker
* Areex - John Scott Martin
* Kieli - Susan Engel
* Brotherhood leader - TBA
* Cyber-Leader - David Banks
* Cybermen - Brian Orrell, Mark Hardy, Michael Killgarrif
* ESV-Lar - TBA

## Notes

* This was the first, and only, serial of Category War to feature the Cybermen.
* This wasn't the only time that Curtjaaz wrote stories featuring the Cybermen, however, as he also wrote the Doctor Who story *Human Intelligence*.

## Continuity

* Tom, Areex, and Kieli have just left Ilon (CW: *The Woodworks*)
* The Brotherhood of the Logicians previously appeared in the annual comic Doctor Who: *Junk-Yard Demon II*

Sephulchre, Decay, The Children Shall Rule, Operation: Earth, Deathdays, The Loop, Reach, Genesis, Parasite, The Relics of Sutekh, Nova Six, Siege

**Seasons 4 and 5**
The Final Sanction, Sultanate, Hunters, Legacy of the Dead, Art, The Vault, The Curse of Tau Ceti, The Great Interstellar Train Robbery, The Shoal, Ice Screams, Hephaestus, The War Makers

**Season 6**
The Wall, The Water Monsters, War and the Daleks, Song of Death, The Maze, The Raid

**Seasons 7-9**
Planet of the Evil Ones, The Evolutionary Episode, Liberation, The Labyrinth of Karakarat, The Corruptor, The Woodworks, The Dark One, The Core, The Obsidian Archipelago, Breath, **The Wheel of Metal**, Death in the Light, Diamond Dogs, Hotel Hell, Legacy

**Season 10**
Planet of Bones, Men of the Earth, The Eight Soldiers, The Orb of Cestala, The Palace of Death, The Time Storm, Angel of Time, The Flight of Luxury, The Fine Game of Nil, The Haunting of the Epsilon Zone, The Horrid Circus, The Last Day at Eridan, Town of the Damned, The Jester's Trial, Concealment, Death Masks, The Last City on Earth
The Island of Doom

The Island of Doom is a Category War novel by Cristian Curtjaaz.

## Synopsis

After materializing about a Starways Congress ship, the Resistance finds themselves on a mysterious island on a planet on the edge of Congress' territories.

The island seems to be mutated - twisted beasts roam the jungle, a mysterious village sits near the largest - and only - mountain on the island, and natural disasters happen frequently.

Ankarstian suspects a foe with powers over nature itself, however, the truth is much more disturbing.

## Characters

* Ankarstian
* Poseidon
* Areex
* Blythe Dempter
* Jace Khel
* H'bh'el
* Morsus
* Kybhter

rest to be added

## References

* Dempter, Khel, H'bh'el, and Morsus work for Starways Congress.
* Kybhter is a Mauhlaka. The Mauhlaka inhabit Mauhlik - a planet near the Cats' Eye Nebula.
* Kybhter crashed on Mauhlik while fleeing soldiers from the Union of Terra.
* Cantrecorya is nearby the b2 Aquarii system.
* Morsus is an empath. This is due to "surgeries" (read. torture) performed on him by the Order of Pri'lak on the planet Parokas IV.

rest to be added
Sin planet

Sin planets were worlds where unimaginable evil happened on.

## Geography

One such world appeared to be a rocky world with an orange sky and firestorms which happened every hour

## History

One sin planet was visited by the Alliance. They made a being called a "Sin eater" from various genetic samples. This being showed every single person that the person it was feeding on had wronged and then killed them. They were stopped by unleashing it onto the universe by the Resistance (CW: Casualties of War)
Tenebris

Tenebris was a Time Lord and somewhat of an arch-enemy of GarfielfStuff

## History

Ankarstian and Tenebris were students in the Deca during the same year; during this year Tenebris gained a jealous hate for Ank due to him being noticed more than Tenebris. He attempted to have him killed by trapping him with a Pellidreiyn; however, it only infected Ank.

Tenebris eventually left the Deca and became a Renegade. He established himself on the planet Kallacouthria, where he attempted to use genetic engineering to create an army with which he could take over Gallifrey. However, he was stopped by Ankarstian and her daughter Ash (who Tenebris had attempted to influence into betraying Ankarstian); they trapped him on the planet and then left (CW: Children of War)

### Jonathan Crisis

Eventually, he escaped and found the Umbra; they joined forces to take revenge on Ankarstian and went to Ardonia; however, they were both quickly defenestrated from Fort Zuka
The Labyrinth of Karakarat

The Labyrinth of Karakarat was the fourth serial of season seven of Category War.

## Synopsis

Ankarstian and Teodor join up with a group of Earth Empire soldiers in a living maze.

## Cast

* Ankarstian - Lesley Dunlop
* Teodor - Andrew Forbes
* Oleyl Wolf - TBA
* Antibody - TBA
* Jessaulax - Paul Shelley
* Mattalam Jordgam - TBA
* Davis - TBA
* Brooks - TBA
* Wilis - TBA
* Plackard - TBA
* Ward - TBA

rest to be added

## Continuity

* This serial leads directly on from The Raid
* The events of Sultanate are briefly mentioned.
* The Earth Empire was visited in The Curse of Tau Ceti
* Guld was first mentioned in The Vault
* Coralee was first mentioned in Doctor Who: Storm Harvest
* The Daleks are mentioned. They previously appeared in War and the Daleks
KAIJAACK Jones

**KAIJAACK Jones** is an OC created by KAIJAACK Animation Studios. He is the main mascot of the company itself.

## Biography

He is a British boy who has born without arms, so his parents had to get him guns for arms at birth, and had to have a surgery to put them on. He gets bullied for it all the time, but tries to mask his depression by trying to be happy by being mischievous.

## Appearance

He has many outfits, but for the most part, he is a 14 year old British teenage boy with long brown hair usually up in ponytail with a bow or hairtie, and two snipers for prosthetic arms.

## Trivia

* He is featured in all of the logos and memes for the company, and his face even appears on the logo for the company as well.
Espiria

**Espiria** is a large secluded island south of Adventura known for their unique magical advancements and lack of interaction with outsiders.

## Major Cities

Darrow's Tarn - the only city on the island. Most inhabitants live here.

Soporte - a city that had been trapped under a magical belljar for 400 years. Recently released.
John

**John** is the daughter of Snakebody Johnson. She is currently out for revenge against the two women who disrupted the summoning of her Goddess and inadvertently caused the death of her father via elephant trampling.

## Appearance

John, like her father, has the torso of a snake. She coils it up underneath her clothing as part of her human disguise. Fully extended, she's about two feet taller, and the distance between her head and arms is unusually long.

Her eyes have black irises, and are extremely glassy.

The scales of the snake portion of her body are orange and gold, with a beige underbelly.
Clash

Clash is the 2nd character introduced in Tachankas in Tachanka Valley. Making her debut in chapter 2, Clash is a part of the Wild Clash Tribe, which is across the river from Tachanka Valley.

Clash was first seen caught in the bullet rain, it was said that the people of the Wild Clash Tribe are unaware of the bullet rain in Tachanka Valley. Then, one "particularly promiscuous" Tachanka attempted to become the first Tachanka to feel the touch of a woman. He succeeded, but then discovered that Clash was a shemale and killed her in a violent rage, causing him to be executed by the Wild Clash Tribe.

Neither Clash nor the Wild Clash Tribe has been mentioned since chapter 2.
World Timeline

-filler-

## Era of Courses

**CE 1** - ?

**CE 1390 -** Comet of Age's first spotted

**CE 6422** - Comet of Age's spotted a second time

**CE 7000** - End of Era of Courses

## Era of Keys

**KE 1** - ?

**KE 1234** - Comet of Age's spotted a third time

**KE 1500** - Arcton founded

**KE 1900** - End of Era of Keys

## Era of Legends

**LE 1** - The lich is sealed away (for the first time)

**LE 2** - Soporte bubble forms

**LE 271** - Tauriel born

**LE 317** - Gillespie born

**LE 368** - Todd born

**LE 370** - Haylan born. Kellan born

**LE 373** - Andry born

**LE 374** - Dwight born

**LE 375** - Rodger born

**LE 382** - Pakor born

**LE 366** - Arthur born

**LE 395** - Events of Politics and Vampires

**LE 396** - Start of CoL campaign (detailed Col Timeline)

**LE 398** - Snake Goddess is killed. John begins her revenge quest

**LE 400** - The lich is destroyed

**LE 401** -Rodger finds Adroit

**LE 402** - Soporte bubble falls

**LE 405** - 20 Yr Mystery begins

**LE 40?** - Events of Satan's Dogwalker
Flora Veil

The **Flora Veil** is a -termforartifacts- used by the -originalgroupofpeoplename- in a bid to defeat The Lich.

## Description

The **Flora Veil** looks like a decorative mask with antlers. The appearance of the flora on it changes depending on the intentions of the wearer. When worn by Willow or Rodger it displays lush flowers and a ferny crest. When worn by -chickenfeet- it is covered in a mane of snarled poisonous brambles.

Plants sprout where the wearer steps, and leave a continuous trail along the ground.

## Abilities

While worn, the wearer is constantly under the effects of Speak With Plants.

As an action (and without burning a spell slot) the wearer may cast Aura of Life or Awaken.

When used by -chickenfeet-, it had the power to corrupt a swamp and cause it to encroach into the verdant green of -equestria-