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Kingsguard

**The Kingsguard**, also known by many as the **White Swords** or **White Cloaks**, are a group of seven of the realm's strongest and most skilled knights, swearing solemn oaths to the protection of the reigning King on the Iron Throne and his family. Members of the Kingsguard are sworn for life to the protection of the royal family, and are sworn to celibacy, and sworn from taking lands or titles.

The Kingsguard are based and housed in White Sword Tower, located within the Red Keep.

## Equipment and Duties

The Kingsguard wear all white cloaks, carry plain white shields, and with some occasional exceptions, wear little or no ornamentation or sigils on their white armor. This plain but striking attire lends credence to their role of being seen but not heard, until their advice is asked. Discretion and wisdom are often as important skills as martial ability, being as they are expected to be with their king or queen at all times, privy to all their secrets, plans, and every aspect of their personal lives.

The Kingsguard wear intricate suits of white enameled scales, their fastenings for breastplate and other pieces made of silver. They often wear long hauberks, adorned with mother-of-pearl scales, chased with gold. They alone bear the right to carry a pure white unemblazoned shield.

In order to protect the royal family night and day, the seven-man Kingsguard must rely to some degree on others. Prince Joffrey has his own sworn shield, Sandor Clegane, other knights are trusted with the king's security when the entire Kingsguard meets in White Sword Tower.

One of the Kingsguard always stands guard outside the council chambers when the small council is in session, and one is usually posted at the end of the bridge into Maegor's Holdfast.

## Appointments

The rite for making a new member of the White Swords can vary. In common there seems to be the fact that it is a solemn and formal event, in which the knight kneels as he makes his vows before the king, and he receives the white cloak of the Kingsguard from the Hand of the King or the Lord Commander himself. The Lord Commander is always chosen by the king, with seniority and ability only playing parts in the decision. Also the Lord Commander is generally chosen from the existing pool of the Kingsguard.

## Kingsguard under Joffrey I Baratheon

* Lord Commander Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser

## Kingsguard under Orys I Baratheon

* Lord Commander Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser

## Kingsguard under Tyrion I Baratheon

* Lord Commander Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser

## Kingsguard under Raymont I Baratheon

* Lord Commander Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser

## Kingsguard under Robar I Baratheon

* Lord Commander Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser

## Kingsguard under Galladon I Baratheon

* Lord Commander Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
* Ser
House Bolton

## House Information

### Sigil

A red flayed man on pink strewn with red drops(Rose gouttée-de-sang, a flayed man gules)

### Vassals

House Bolton of WinterfellHouse Burley

House Flint of the Mountains

House Flint of Widow's Watch

House Harclay

House Hornwood

House Karstark

House Knott

House Liddle

House Manderly

House Magnar

House Mormont

House Norrey

House Reed

House Ryswell

House Steelshanks

House Tallhart

House Umber

House Whitehill

House Wull

## Historic Information

### Religion

Old Gods

House Bolton of the Dreadfort is a noble house from the Dreadfort in the north. They are an old line descended from the First Men and dating back to the Age of Heroes. The Boltons are known for their practice of flaying their enemies.
North

**The north or the North** is one of the constituent regions of Westeros and was a sovereign nation ruled by Kings in the North before Aegon's Conquest. The largest region of the Seven Kingdoms, the dominion of House Bolton extends from the border of the New Gift, which is controlled by the Night's Watch, to the southern edge of the Neck far to the south.

The north has been ruled by the Boltons for the last hundred years from the castle known as the Dreadfort. The only city in the region is White Harbor, while the most prominent northern towns are the winter town and Barrowton. Notable bannermen of the region include Bolton of Winterfell Cerwyn, Steelshanks, Flint, Glover, Hornwood, Karstark, Manderly, Mormont, Reed, Ryswell, Tallhart, and Umber. Bastards of noble origin raised in the north are given the surname Snow.
Przedmiot magiczny

**Przedmiot magiczny** - jest to przedmiot o różne formie, wyglądzie i działaniu, który ma magiczne pochodzenie. Magicznych przedmiotów na początku używali tylko i wyłącznie czarodzieje ponieważ tylko oni umieli ich używać. Potem udało się niektórym czarodziejom częściowo usunąć potrzebę magicznego użytkownika, ale nadal duża część przedmiotów wymaga magii do działania.

## Rodzaje przedmiotów

* Medaliony i pierścienie
	+ Oko Mafrasa
	+ Amulet Taresa
	+ Sygnet Bestii
* Kostury
	+ Kostur Barrslara
	+ Kostur Garandila
	+ Kostur Rudeusa
* Bronie
	+ Ostrze Ognia
* Pancerze
* Inne przedmioty
	+ Kula Ederma
	+ Maska Aburida
	+ Korona Władzy
The Lion by the Leash

Popular among peasant rebels and outlaws, the song is heard around many a bonfire, and in hidden villlages across the Riverlands.

### Published on

Outlawed folk song. No (legal) written copies known to exist

*The Lion By The Leash* is a peasant rebel song. It is unknown who first composed it, however the lyrics became widely known across the Riverlands in the years following the end of the War of Five Kings and the subsequent repression by Crown forces. While the victors of the war were hardly aware of its existense at first, in the aftermath of the Sparrow Rebellion of 319 King Joffrey banned it across the Seven Kingdoms on pain of death, having been copiously exposed to it after several rebels and dissenters began singing it aloud, some even on the way to their own hangings and beaheadings. So angered was King Joffrey by the song that he ordered it to be made a case of several crimes at once, including treason, sedition, slander, public indecency and insult to honour and dignity, intending for anyone caught singing it to be gradually mutilated before their execution by hanging, drawing and quartering. King Tyrion eventually had to scale back punishments to simple hanging as the cases were becoming too frequent and the work too time-consuming and demoralizing for local executioners to carry out. On a local level it is some times punished only by fines, whipping or the removal of the tongue. It is rumored that one of Lancel Lannister's bannermen would play the melody of the rebel song with different, unrelated lyrics while he was being feasted in their hall, much to Lord Lannister's vexation

## Lyrics

*Now let me tell you all a story*

*See yourself if you think I'm wrong*

*Come my fellows, tell it true*

*Sing with me this song*

*There's a dead man floating in the water, and a red man danglin' from the trees*

*Grind the mountains down to dust, strangle the lion by the leash*

*The Lions and their mangy cubs*

*Descend upon the land*

*Decent men, they fall in droves*

*Butchered by the bloody hand*

*There's a dead man floating in the water, and a red man danglin' from the trees*

*Grind the mountains down to dust, strangle the lion by the leash*

*The bridgeman, he demands his toll*

*The Mockingbird, he sings along*

*With fire, sword and hounds of war*

*Each day dies another throng*

*There's a dead man floating in the water, and a red man danglin' from the trees*

*Grind the mountains down to dust, strangle the lion by the leash*

*Now tell me fellows can you stand it?*

*Have you had enough?*

*Take your axes, grab your rope*

*Give it to em' rough*

*There's a dead man floating in the water, and a red man danglin' from the trees*

*Grind the mountains down to dust, strangle the lion by the leash*
The Citadel Roleplay 1.0 Wiki

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## The Great Houses of Westeros

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Lotus Dragon Scale

* Default
* Flower of Resolution

Lotus Dragon Scale is an Epic Pet released on April 27, 2023 as a Combi Pet for, Lotus Dragon Cookie, as part of the **Rise of the Blue Dragon** update.

## Story

As the mysterious ancient lotus emerged from the mud, it is said the skies above the Lotus Paradise were filled with rainbows, and a flowery breeze filled the air. This legendary Pet is said to only appear with the announcement of a new regent. Blooming from the most captivating lotus flower, Lotus Dragon Scale fills the surroundings with a mystical energy and an auspicious rainbow cloud. The Blue Dragon has truly returned!

### Lotus Army General

Clad in a beautiful armor of lotus flowers resembling the warlord, Lotus Dragon Scale takes it to the battlefield. Even in the murky depth of a bottomless mud pit, there is no such thing as defeat. What a true general!

### Flower of Resolution

Behold the flower of unwavering resolve, destined to bloom only once in a lifetime. With an unyielding will, Lotus Dragon Scale refuses to back down. Its truly deserves to be called the Blue Flower!

## Ability

At given intervals, the Cookie flies ahead, absorbing energy from a lotus. When all the energy has been absorbed, a Giant Lotus Flower blooms. When the Giant Lotus Flower blooms, Lotus Seed Jellies and Lotus Crystal Jellies are created. Collect Lotus Crystal Jellies to restore the Cookie's Energy. Level Up for more points for Lotus Seed Jellies and Lotus Crystal Jellies, and for more Energy restored by Lotus Crystal Jellies.
House Wydman

## House Information

### Sigil

Five splintered lances, 3, 2, striped blue and white with blue pennons, on a yellow field, beneath a white chief bearing a red castle, a green viper, a black broken wheel, a purple unicorn and a yellow lion(Or, five broken lances, 3, 2, striped azure and argent, pennons of the second, on a chief of the third, a wheel broken sable between, on the dexter, a castle gules and snake vert, and, on the sinister, a unicorn rampant purpure and lion rampant of the field)
House Arryn

## House Information

### Sigil

A sky-blue falcon soaring against a white moon, on a sky-blue field(Bleu celeste, upon a plate a falcon rousant of the field)

### Title(s)

Lord of the EyrieDefender of the Vale

Warden of the East

### Vassals

House BelmoreHouse Corbray

House Egen

House Grafton

House Hersy

House Hunter

House Melcolm

House Redfort

House Royce

House Sunderland

House Templeton

House Waynwood
Westerlands

**The westerlands** is a region in the west of the continent of Westeros. Before Aegon's Conquest, it was known as the Kingdom of the Rock. People from the westerlands are known as westermen. The customary surname of bastards of noble origin born in the westerlands is Hill.

The westerlands is ruled from Casterly Rock by House Lannister. Notable bannermen have included Banefort, Brax, Broom, Clegane, Crakehall, Farman, Lefford, Lydden, Marbrand, Payne, Prester, Serrett, Spicer, Swyft, and Westerling.
Etwin II Półręki

**Etwin II** zwany również **19 Królem Drunr, Półrękim, Odważnym, Krwawym Kozłem** - aktualny król Drunr znany ze swoich walk z orkami. Odważny krasnoludzki król, którego głównym zajęciem jest również wspieranie Ard w jej wojnach. Potajemnie wysyła jej zapasy, bronie, zbroje i wiele innych. Spotkał się nawet kiedyś z samym Rertem i podobno przeprowadził z nim bardzo długą rozmowę.

## Wygląd

Etwin mierzy prawie 1,5 metra wysokości i jest potężnie zbudowany jako krasnolud. Wśród innych ras czasami mówi się, że jest szerszy niż wyższy. W pozytywnym i żartobliwym znaczeniu. Jak na krasnoluda ma dość krótką brodę gdyż ta sięga mu ledwo do pasa. Jest zawleczona na końcach w małe warkocze i wszystkie włosy są koloru czarnego. Ma zielone oczy, długi gruby nos i grube usta. Ma na swoim ciele liczne blizny po walkach z orkami. Podczas jednej z walk stracił lewą rękę przez co nazywany jest Półrękim. Nosi królewskie szaty w kolorze czerwonym i czarnym, kiedy wymaga tego sytuacja. Zazwyczaj ma na sobie proste odzienia, ale wyróżniające się tak by było widać szlacheckie pochodzenie.

## Cechy i charakter

Etwin jak na Drunrczyka przystało jest odważny i spokojny. Walczy dla swojego kraju w jego obronie i nie pozwala orkom aby ci go pustoszyli. Jest jednak spokojny i nie podejmuje żadnych pochopnych działań. Oprócz tego ma w sobie pokorę, rozumie swoją pozycję i nie wywyższa się ponad innych i nie przypisuję sobie zasług. Jest też bezpośredni w mowie i nie bawi się w okrężne mówienie, mówi często to co ma na myśli. Jest również stwardniały przez co nie rozumie dobrze uczuć innych. Ponieważ te dla niego są bardzo słabe, a czasami niewyczuwalne.
Riverlands

**The riverlands** is a central region of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, consisting of the rich, fertile, and populous areas around the three forks of the Trident and the northern Blackwater Rush. At the time of Aegon's Conquest the riverlands and the Iron Islands were ruled by House Hoare, the Kings of the Isles and the Rivers, although native river kings ruled centuries earlier.

Because of their central position in Westeros and lack of natural boundaries, the riverlands have been a frequent battleground. The people of the riverlands are known as "rivermen" or occasionally "riverlanders", and they are a mixture of hardy warriors, peaceful fisherfolk and devout smallfolk. Their lords have a reputation for being notoriously quarrelsome, and are referred to as "river lords". Noble bastards born in the riverlands are given the surname Rivers.

The riverlands are ruled from Harrenhal by House Baelish, the Lords Paramount of the Trident. Notable houses of the region have included Blackwood, Bracken, Lannister of Darry, Frey, Mallister, Mooton, Mudd, Piper, Ryger, Strong, Vance of Wayfarer's Rest, and Vance of Atranta.
Biała Ospa

**Biała Ospa** - bardzo powszechnie występująca choroba, która stanowi problem Karsliru. Wybucha przez nią wiele różnych epidemii i małych plag, które doprowadzają do wymierania populacji.

## Pochodzenie

Nie wiadomo skąd choroba się wzięła i kiedy wybuchła pierwsza plaga. Uczeni spekulują, że choroba ta jest w Karslirze od samego początku istnienia świata i nie wiadomo czy kiedyś zostanie wypleniona. Aby zarazić się nią trzeba przebywać przez długi czas z osobą nią zarażoną, ale czasami też się zdarza, że choroba pojawia się spontanicznie. Wyjątkowe dla niej jest to, że nie łapie w większości dzieci, a wszystkich po równo, nawet dorosłych,

## Objawy choroby

Biała ospa jest prawie taka sama jak zwykła, tradycyjna ospa wietrzna. Są za to dwie spore różnice. Po pierwsze wysypka, która pojawia się na skórze jest całkowicie biała. Drugą cechą jest to, że ospa osłabia odporność i doprowadza do śmierci jeśli ktoś miał niezwykle słaby organizm. Umieralność nie jest duża, ale zaraźliwość sprawia, że ilość zarażonych jest już ogromna. Sprawia to, że mimo stosunkowo niedużej śmiertelności, umiera całkiem sporo zakażonych osób.

## Etymologia

Nazwa choroby jest dość oczywista i nie trzeba być uczonym, aby ją zrozumieć. Część ospa odnosi się bezpośrednio do tego, że choroba jest do ospy niezwykle podobna. Pierwszy człon odróżnia ją od zwykłej tym, że wysypka na skórze jest całkowicie biała w przeciwieństwie do tej zwykłej.

## Sposoby leczenia

Aby pozbyć się szybciej choroby i ograniczyć jej śmiertelność jest na to kilka sztuczek:

* Stosowanie różnych wywarów leczniczych do picia aby choroba zahamowała
* Smarowanie się maściami aby wysypka nie swędziała i nie rozwijała się tak szybko
* Codziennie się kąpać w chłodnej wodzie aby pozbyć się uczucia swędzenia
Bubble Gum Spring Jumpers

Bubble Gum Spring Jumpers is an Epic Treasure released November 29th, 2017.

## Story

Wear these at your own risk, for you never know where you will land! With these kicks you are a living bouncy ball!

## Ability

Generates a shield at certain intervals. Grants extra jumps and provides bonus points per jump. Only grants half the amount of bonus points per jump when the shield is inactive. Level Up for more points per jump.
Automatic Typewriter

Automatic Typewriter is an Epic Treasure released on December 31, 2022 as part of the Operation: Time Fixers! Event. Its associated Cookie is String Gummy Cookie.

## Story

\*Chik-cha-chik-Ding-ziiiiiip-Chik-chik-chik...\* In an empty office, after everyone has left for the day, there is a typewriter that can write by itself...! Or maybe... someone hasn't been able to clock off yet?

## Ability

A typewriter appears at certain intervals and types letter to complete a word. When the word is completed, the letters are printed and stick in the air in the form of Jellies. The higher the level, the more points for Printed Letter Jellies.
Reach

**The Reach** is one of the constituent regions of the Seven Kingdoms on the continent of Westeros. It was formerly a sovereign nation ruled by the Kings of the Reach before Aegon's Conquest. It is the second-largest of the kingdoms behind the north and is considered the most fertile and heavily-populated part of Westeros.

The Reach is considered the home of chivalry in Westeros. It is the place where knighthood is looked upon with the greatest reverence and esteemed the most. It is also the place where the rules for tourneys are the most stringent and managed.

The Reach is ruled from the castle of Highgarden by House Tyrell. Notable houses have included Ashford, Caswell, Crane, Florent, Fossoway, Gardener, Hightower, Merryweather, Mullendore, Oakheart, Redwyne, Rowan, Tarly, and Vyrwel. Noble bastards born in the Reach are given the surname Flowers.
Master Prune

Master Prune is an Epic Pet released on June 27th, 2019, alongside its owner, Plum Cookie, as part of the Mighty Duo event.

## Story

The venerable master of Plum Cookie. A stalwart defender of Cookies and the first teacher of martial arts in the Cookie World, Master Prune's skills are legendary. Don't let the dehydration, age, and wrinkles fool you, there's still much to learn from this wise sage.

## Ability

Fires mustache energy blasts at certain intervals. Energy blasts destroy obstacles and provide points. Level up for more points for energy blasts.
Snoopy

Snoopy is a Panorama and Tabletop Game & Watch game released in 1983. It is the second and last Snoopy Game & Watch game. The model code for the Panorama version is SM-91, and the model code for the Tabletop version is SM-73.

Gameplay: Players control Snoopy, who has to smash the notes Schroeder plays before they wake up the sleeping Woodstocks. Players get a miss if Snoopy falls off the sides, or a note wakes up a Woodstock. As usual, three misses is game over. Every 100 points, Lucy will kick Schroeder and his piano, and the game continues as normal. Charlie Brown swings a bell when the alarm goes off.

Trivia: The sounds get higher as the game gets faster. Despite Charlie Brown not being present in the game, he serves as the alarm. This is also the second and last Snoopy Game & Watch game, the first being Snoopy Tennis.
Vale of Arryn

**The Vale of Arryn or the Vale** is one of the constituent regions of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. It was formerly a sovereign nation ruled by the Kings of Mountain and Vale before Aegon's Conquest. The Mountains of the Moon surround the smaller Vale proper, although the valley's name is often applied to all of House Arryn's realm.

The Vale is ruled by the Arryns from the castle known as the Eyrie. Notable houses of this region include Belmore, Corbray, Egen, Grafton, Hersy, Hunter, Melcolm, Redfort, Royce, Templeton, and Waynwood. Bastards of noble origin raised in the Vale are given the surname Stone.
Inktopus

Inktopus is an epic pet that was released on August 30, 2018 alongside its cookie, Squid Ink Cookie, as a part of the Black Sugar Pirate Ship update.

## Story

A funny little sea creature, full of black ink. Inktopi are famous for their abolity to express feelings with their ink: they spit whenever they are happy, sad, sleepy or active. However, only a specialist can distinguish the subtle nuances of their peculiar language!

## Ability

Flies forward at certain intervals to collect Jellies and spit Ink Jellies. Level Up for more points for Ink Jellies.
House Baratheon

## House Information

### Sigil

A black crowned stag, on a gold field (Or, a stag salient, crowned, sable)

### Title(s)

Lord of Storm's EndLord Paramount of the Stormlands

### Vassals

House BrownhillHouse Buckler

House Connington

House Foote

House Selmy

House Cole

House Errol

House Estermont

House Fell

House Morrigen

House Penrose

House Swann

House Tarth

House Trant

House Wylde
Donkey Kong

Donkey Kong is a Multi Screen Game & Watch game released in 1982. It is based on Nintendo's hit arcade game of the same name. The model code for this game is DK-52.

Gameplay: Just like the arcade game, players take control of Mario to save the damsel in distress from Donkey Kong, while avoiding barrels and and cranes carrying irons, which will result in Mario getting a miss. Missing the crane will also result in a miss. As usual, 3 misses is game over. In order for Mario to successfully rescue the damsel in distress, he must activate the crane, and jump at the right time to unhook the platform Donkey Kong is on. If he successfully unhooks all 4 hooks, Donkey Kong will fall, and the damsel in distress will show hearts at Mario. If the player makes it to 300 points without getting a miss, they will get double score and a third life, in which their points will flash. A mini Donkey Kong jumps with a bell when the alarm goes off.

Trivia: Donkey Kong is also playable on Game & Watch Gallery 2, Game & Watch Gallery 4, and Game & Watch Collection for the DS.
Donkey Kong Jr (New Wide Screen)

Donkey Kong Jr is a New Wide Screen Game & Watch game released in 1982. It is based on the arcade game of the same name. The model code for this game is DJ-101.

Gameplay: Players control Donkey Kong Jr, who has to save Donkey Kong from Mario, while avoiding Snapjaws on the ground, and Nitpickers in the air. Touching any of these, or falling off the edge will result in the player getting a miss, and three misses ends the game. Just like in the arcade game, Donkey Kong Jr can drop fruits on the Nitpickers and Snapjaws for points. Mario strikes a bell when the alarm goes off.

Trivia: This game was recreated for Game & Watch Gallery 3, Game & Watch Gallery 4, and DSIware. In Super Smash Bros, when Mr. Game & Watch uses his down aerial attack, he slams with a key, the same one from this game. The alarm type in which Mario strikes a bell is the same type of alarm used in Donkey Kong II, a Multi Screen game similar to this one.
Climber (Crystal Screen)

Climber is a Crystal Screen Game & Watch game released in 1986 and re-released for the New Wide Screen in 1988. The gameplay is very similar to the NES/Famicom game Ice Climber. The model code for the Crystal Screen version is DR-802.

Gameplay: Players control a young boy called Climber, who climbs up different mountains in an attempt to defeat Dragolo. There are Blockman, and Eyeroms, who will cause Climber a miss if he touches them, or if Climber falls. Every 5 stages, Climber fights Dragolo, and must jump at the right time to hit him with the sword. In all other stages, Hentori the bonus bird will fly across the screen for bonus points, and Climber must time his jumps to grab onto him, and even the platforms shrink when this happens every time he jumps, making it a 2 shot chance. The game is over when the player gets 3 misses. While a Blockman will cost Climber a miss, they can also repair platforms Climber broke. This is very helpful sometimes. A bug swings a bell when the alarm goes off.

Secrets: Hold the Jump Button and press Game, you'll start at a higher level. Additionally, if you find a blinking platform, that means you found a secret elevator that will take you up a few levels.

Trivia: Climber is also playable in Game & Watch Gallery 4. The alarm sound is also used when you use a secret platform.
Oil Panic

Oil Panic is a Multi Screen Game & Watch game released in 1982. The model code for this game is OP-51.

Gameplay: Players take control of a gas station worker who must catch the drips of oil and dump them to his friend before the drips cause the gas station to catch fire. Misses are made if the player misses a drip of oil, or dumps the oil on any of the citizens. Three misses results in Game Over. Additionally, the player's bucket can only hold up to 3 drips of oil, and will count as a miss if the player doesn't dump it. A cop swings a bell when the alarm goes off.

Trivia: Oil Panic is also playable in the Gameboy game Game & Watch Gallery and for the DS game Game & Watch Collection. Oil Panic also appears as a Microgame in Warioware Touched. Oil Panic was also released for the Nintendo Mini Classics as well. In the Super Smash Bros. series, Mr. Game & Watch uses a bucket to catch projectiles and dump them onto his enemies, the same way in Oil Panic. Additionally, Flat Zone also has a gas station worker that falls and dumps oil, referencing Oil Panic. Finally, Oil Panic appeared as a stage in Flat Zone 2, and Flat Zone X.
Super Mario Bros (Crystal Screen)

Super Mario Bros. is a Crystal Screen Game & Watch game released in 1986. It is based off the classic NES/Famicom game of the same name. The model code is YM-801.

Gameplay: Players control Mario as he travels through 8 different worlds to save the Princess. However, Bullet Bills, Lakitus, Pitfalls, and other hazards will cost him a life. Additionally, Mario can find a Star or a 1up Mushroom by hitting the platforms above him. Bowser breathes fire when the alarm goes off.

Secrets: Hold the Jump button, and press Game, you'll start on a higher level. Additionally, when the alarm goes off, and Mario has 3 lives, it will feel like Mario is getting burned.

Trivia: The sprites in the Crystal Screen version are different than the New Wide Screen version released later in 1988, and the Diskun version, which was only released as a prize in Japan. Also, the Game Over sound used in Mario The Juggler, which was the last Game & Watch game, sounds very similar to the Game Over from this Game & Watch.
Bullet Bill

Bullet Bills are enemies from the Mario series. In the Crystal Screen and New Wide Screen versions of the Game & Watch game Super Mario Bros, they fly in a straight line and attempt to hit Mario, which will make him lose a life unless he has a star. The appearances are different between the two different versions. The Crystal Screen Bullet Bills look more like Banzai Bills, while the ones from the New Wide Screen version look more like Bullet Bills.
Balloon Fight (Crystal Screen)

Balloon Fight is another Crystal Screen Game & Watch game released in 1986, and re-released on the New Wide Screen in 1988. The model code for the Crystal Screen version is BF-803. It is based on the NES/Famicom game of the same name, but it's a different game.

Gameplay: Players control Balloon Man as he attempts to arrest Oiram Repus the fish. Balloon Man must avoid falling into the water, and hitting sparks and sparks thrown by Oiram Repus. At some time in the game, the platforms flash, allowing Balloon Man to go to a bonus stage, where he can collect more balloons, but it is timed, and the bonus stage ends if Balloon Man runs out of time, falls into the water, or hit by a spark. Every 8 stages, Oiram Repus will appear, and start throwing sparks at Balloon Man. Balloon Man must survive until time runs out in order to arrest Oiram. If he is hit during this, or is hit by a spark or falls into the water, the gameplay continues as long as he has 100 or more balloons. If Balloon Man falls into the water, or hit by a spark with less than 100 balloons, the game is over. Sparky pours water from his watering can when the alarm goes off.

Secrets: Hold the Eject button, and press Game, you'll start at a higher level.

Trivia: Spell Oiram's name backwards, and you will find out it says Super Mario. It is also the only Game & Watch game that doesn't have misses, but score based.
Carmine Rose

Carmine Rose is an Epic Pet released on February 12th, 2020, alongside its Cookie, Rose Cookie.

## Story

Dare to intrude upon the tango stage at your own peril. Carmine Rose will not hesitate to use its thorns to protect Rose Cookie. Many a Cookie has second thoughts of approaching Rose Cookie due to this fierce bodyguard. As a rosebud, it was merely a fan who watched from afar. Now, as her bodyguard, every day is a rosy dream come true.

## Ability

Fires thorns at obstacles at certain intervals. The thorns will siphon vitality from the obstacles and restore Energy. Obstacles that have been hit by thorns will slowly dissipate, providing destruction points. Level Up for more destruction points for obstacles hit by thorns.
Donkey Kong Circus

Donkey Kong Circus is an extremely rare Panorama Game & Watch game released in 1984. It is basically a clone of the Mickey Mouse Panorama Game & Watch. The model code is MK-96.

Gameplay: Players take control of Donkey Kong as he juggles pineapples, but he must not let them drop, or juggle a fireball, as Mario will laugh at him for this. A bell swings when the alarm goes off.

Trivia: Because it is so rare, if it is listed for sale, it is usually at a high price because of how rare it is. Donkey Kong Circus appeared in the museum of Game & Watch Gallery 3, but it was not playable.
Helmet

Helmet is a Gold Series Game & Watch game released in 1981. All units report a model code of CN-07, but it was discovered that some might have the model code CN-17 on the inside, despite saying CN-07 on the back of the Unit.

The differences between a CN-07 Helmet and a CN-17 Helmet is that a CN-07 Helmet has a 2 players on screen glitch when executing a glitch when the unit is in time mode. If a Helmet Unit cannot do this glitch, then it's a CN-17 Helmet. Nintendo probably noticed this bug, so it looks like they made a CN-17 version of the game, but labeled it CN-07.

Gameplay: Players control a construction worker who has to get to the door without getting hit by the tools falling from the sky. Every time 3 tools hit the ground, the player gets 1 point. Every time the door is open, and the player goes through it, the player gets 5 points. The construction worker cannot go through the door if it is closed though. Getting hit by any of the tools results in a miss, and as always, 3 misses is game over. Misses are cleared at 200 and 500 points. In Game A, the tools will fall at the same speed, and the door will stay open for a certain time period before closing. In Game B, the tools fall faster, and the door will randomly open and close. A worker swings a bell when the alarm goes off.

Trivia: In Europe, the game was released as Headache, probably due to Helmet being an offensive term in Europe. Helmet is also playable in Game & Watch Gallery 2 and DSIware. In Super Smash Bros, when Mr Game & Watch dashes into his opponents, he does it with a helmet, the same one from this game. Additionally, the stages Flat Zone is based on Helmet, and Flat Zone X has a Helmet scene, despite Helmet was never a Wide Screen game. Helmet also appears as a Micro Game in 9 Volt's stage from Warioware. The alarm tone is also used in Parachute, Octopus, the Wide Screen version of Popeye, and the Wide Screen re-release of Fire.
Mario's Cement Factory (Tabletop)

For the original New Wide Screen release, see the New Wide Screen entry on the Game & Watch Appreciation Wiki.

Mario's Cement Factory is a Tabletop Game & Watch game released in 1983. The model code for the Tabletop release is CM-72.

Gameplay: The gameplay is the same as the New Wide Screen release, except that there are 2 rails to hide in instead of 1, making gameplay a lot more forgiving. In addition, a worker strikes a bell when the alarm goes off.

Trivia: It was discovered that there might be another version of the game, with alternate start music, and it might have a different model code, yet this is to be confirmed. The alarm tone is also used in the Multi Screen Game & Watch game Pinball. This is also the only unique Tabletop game, since the other 3 were probably clones. The original start music also sounds very close to Queen's Another One Bites The Dust. The alternate start music can be heard in some Tabletop releases of the game, possibly due to copyright with the first start music.
Judge

Judge is a Silver Series Game & Watch game released in 1980. It is also the last Silver Series game overall. The model code for this game is IP-05.

Differences: The green version has a score bug. This was fixed in the purple version of Judge which might have the same model code.

Gameplay: Players take control of a Judge, who has to hit the other Judge with a hammer, or run depending on the number shown. The player that gets 99 points first wins. If the player's number is less than the other Judge's number, the player must run. If the player's number is equal to or greater than the other Judge's number, the player must hit them. In Game A, player 1 is on the right, and faces a computer opponent Judge. The Judges will kick their feet 4 times, but the speed varies, so the player will have to react quickly based on the numbers to reach 99 points first before the computer does. In Game B, players can go against a friend. The Judges won't stomp their feet unlike in Game A. In both games, the player who gets 99 points first wins, and the game will end.

Trivia: Judge is also playable on Game & Watch Gallery 3 and DSIware. The purple version, which fixed the score bug, might have a different model code inside, yet this is to be confirmed. In Super Smash Bros, Mr. Game & Watch has a side special in which he swings his hammer and raises a number, dealing various damage and effects based on the number, which is based from Judge as well. This game also never got a Mego Corp release. This is also one of the few games with 2 players, the other ones being the Micro Vs System games.
Manhole (Gold Series)

Manhole is the first in the Gold Series of the Game & Watch games released in 1981. The model code is MH-06. It was also the first Game & Watch game to include an alarm.

Gameplay: Players take control of a guy that places manhole covers to help the pedestrians cross safely. If any of them fall, it counts as a miss. In Game A, the pedestrians step at the same speed. In Game B, the pedestrians get faster. A woman swings a bell when the alarm goes off.

Trivia: It also was the first Game & Watch where misses were cleared. Silver Series Game & Watch games didn't have this feature. The game was later re-released as a New Wide Screen game in 1983, with different sprites, and the model code was NH-103. In Super Smash Bros., when Mr. Game & Watch uses his down attack, he lays a manhole cover, which is the same one from the Gold Series Manhole. The guy from the Gold Series Manhole also appears in the stages Flat Zone, Flat Zone 2, and Flat Zone X.
Fire (Wide Screen)

This page is about the 1981 Wide Screen re-release of Fire. For the original Fire, see the Silver Series version of Fire, available on the Game & Watch Appreciation Wiki.

The Wide Screen re-release of Fire is a 1981 Wide Screen Game & Watch game, which is a re-release of the RC-04 Silver Series Fire, released in 1980. The model code for this game is FR-27.

Gameplay: The gameplay is the same as the original Silver Series version of Fire, but here are the differences. A fireman swings a bell when the alarm goes off. Points are also gained by catching the falling people instead of just getting them to the ambulance. Misses are now cleared at 200 points. The sprites look much more realistic than the Silver Series version of Fire.

Trivia: This version of Fire is also playable on Game & Watch Gallery and Game & Watch Gallery 4. The alarm tone for this game is also used in Helmet, Parachute, Octopus, and Popeye. In Super Smash Bros, when Mr. Game & Watch uses his Up Special, the firemen are the same ones from the Wide Screen re-release of Fire. Additionally, in Flat Zone 2 and Flat Zone X, one of the backgrounds resemble the Wide Screen re-release of Fire.
Iron Islands

**The Iron Islands** is one of the constituent regions of the Seven Kingdoms. Until Aegon's Conquest it was ruled by the Kings of the Iron Islands and then briefly the Kings of the Isles and the Rivers.

The Iron Islands are home to a fierce seafaring people who call themselves the ironborn. While some say the archipelago is named after the abundant iron ore on the islands, the ironmen claim it is instead named after their own unyielding nature.[ It is often said that every captain is a king aboard his own ship, so the islands are also called "the land of ten thousand kings".

The isles are ruled by House Harlaw from their castle of Ten Towers. Notable houses have included Blacktyde, Botley, Drumm, Goodbrother, Greyiro, Hoare, Merlyn, Stonehouse, Sunderly, Tawney, and Wynch. Bastards of noble origin from the Iron Islands receive the surname Pyke.
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Mario's Cement Factory (New Wide Screen)

Mario's Cement Factory is a New Wide Screen Game & Watch game released in 1982. The model code for the New Wide Screen release is ML-102.

Gameplay: Players take control of Mario, and help him dump the cement into the trucks. If Mario falls when no elevator is in his platform, crushed at the top, or cement is dumped into a full container, the player will get a miss. Three misses is game over as usual. To dump cement, press the open button when Mario is at a container lever, which is directly next to a container. If Mario goes too far up, he may run the risk of being crushed, since there are no rails to hide and wait in. However, there is a rail at the bottom to hide and wait in, should the player get Mario too far down. If the player gets 300 points without getting a miss, the score will flash, and the player will get double points for every cement they dump until they get a miss. In Game A, the cement trays move at the same speed. In Game B however, the cement trays move faster. A bell swings when the alarm goes off.

Trivia: The New Wide Screen release of Mario's Cement Factory is also playable in Game & Watch Gallery 4 and DSIware. In Super Smash Bros, the way Mr Game & Watch grabs is the same way Mario does in the New Wide Screen release of Mario's Cement Factory. This game may have also been inspired by the cement factory stage in the Arcade Game Donkey Kong. There is also a Tabletop release of the game in 1983, with a model code of CM-72. See the page of the Tabletop release on the Game & Watch Appreciation Wiki.
Ball

Ball is the very first Game & Watch game, released in 1980 as a part of the Silver Series. The model code is AC-01.

Gameplay: Players take control of a juggler who juggles balls. In Game A, the player juggles 2 balls, and gets 1 point for each ball they juggle. In Game B, the player juggles 3 balls, and gets 10 points for every ball they juggle. If any off the balls drop, it's Game Over.

Trivia: Club Nintendo reissued Ball in 2010, with the model code of RGW-001. Mario The Juggler is very similar to Ball. The US version of Ball, distributed by Mego Corp, is called Toss Up. In Super Smash Bros., when Mr. Game & Watch throws his opponents, he juggles them just like in Ball. Ball is also playable as a hidden game in Game & Watch Gallery 2, and recreated for DSIware.
Eerie Anglerfish

Eerie Anglerfish is an Epic Pet released on July 27, 2020, alongside its owner, Lobster Cookie, as part of the Secrets of the Lost City update.

## Story

This strange Pet follows Lobster Cookie at all times. Eerie Anglerfish is not much of a talker, always clammed up until it decides to whisper something to Lobster Cookie. This Pet must be lonely, don't you think so? Maybe the dangling light is there for making friends? Oh, look! It's making friends with other fish right now! All right, Eerie Anglerfish, let's go have... Hey, where'd all the other fish go!?

## Ability

Floats forward at certain intervals and uses light to lure fish. The Pet will swallow the lured fish and earn points. Consuming red fish will restore Energy. Level Up for more points for eating luring and eating fish, in addition to more Energy restored from the red fish.

## In Events

### Lost City of Sugarteara

Eerue Anglerfish appears in the final moment of Chapter 5, descending towards a wounded Lobster Cookie before congratulating them for surviving. Lobster laments over their failure, and Eerie Anglerfish admits that it didn't expect Sea Fairy to wake up. It asks Lobster if they're really giving up so easily, then says "surely you wish for more." Lobster says that it's useless because the city is already destroyed. Eerie Anglerfish then says it has "an offer you [Lobster] can't refuse" as its eyes glow red. The scene fades to black before Eerie Anglerfish tells Lobster the offer, keeping it a secret from the player.

## Trivia

* Eerie Anglerfish is heavily implied to be manipulating Lobster Cookie for its own gain.
	+ After Sugarteara is destroyed, Lobster Cookie says they "did as it asked," showing that Eerie Anglerfish is the one who told them to darken the pearl.
	+ In the files for Lost City of Sugarteara, Eerie Anglerfish's red-eyed talk sprite is titled *pet0161\_brainwashing.png*
Mario The Juggler

Mario The Juggler is the final Game & Watch game released for the New Wide Screen, and the final Game & Watch game overall. It was released in 1991, and the model code is MB-108. It's very similar to the first Game & Watch game Ball.

Gameplay: Players take control of Mario as he juggles. In Game A, Mario Juggles 3 items, a heart, a star, and a bomb. Unlike Ball, if Mario misses an item, the game is not over, thanks to misses. 1 point is scored for every item Mario Juggles. However, if Mario misses, a Toad will laugh at him. In Game B, a Hammer Bro and a Lakitu help out Mario while he juggles. 10 points are scored whenever Mario juggles an item, just like in Ball. And luckily, there are still misses, so the game is not over if Mario misses an item. However, if he does miss, the Hammer Bro and Lakitu get angry. When there are 3 misses, the game is over, and the Game Over music is very similar to the Game Over music from the Crystal Screen and New Wide Screen Super Mario Bros Game & Watch games. A Koopa swings a bell when the alarm goes off.

Trivia: Mario The Juggler appears to be a Mario version of Ball. Probably a way Nintendo wanted to finish the Game & Watch series the way they started it.
Mario's Bombs Away

Mario's Bombs Away is a Panorama Game & Watch game released in 1983. The model code for this Game & Watch game is TB-94.

Gameplay: Players guide a Military-Clad Mario through what appears to be a jungle, and bring the bomb to the safety of his friend while keeping his bomb from being lit on purpose from the enemy's torches, or accidentally from his friend's cigarettes. Mario's friend can only take the bomb from him when his arms are reaching down. A miss is made if Mario's bomb is lit from torches or cigarettes, and 3 misses as usual is game over. If Mario successfully brings 5 bombs to his friend, the bombs will flash, and the enemies will blow up, resulting in extra points for the player. Then the game continues as normal. A monkey swings a bell when the alarm goes off.

Trivia: Mario's Bombs Away is also playable in Game & Watch Gallery 4. Also, the player can also get 1 point just by moving forward, making it the most easiest Game & Watch game.
Chef

Chef is a Wide Screen Game & Watch game released in 1981. The model code for this game is FP-24.

Gameplay: Players take control of a chef who has to flip the food before they fall on the ground. A cat will sometimes reach out and grab the first food and hold it with a fork, then let it go. If the player fails to flip the food in time, a mouse will steal the food that fell to the floor, and the player will get a miss. Three misses is game over as usual. Additionally, misses are cleared every 200 and 500 points. In Game A, there are 3 foods to flip, but in Game B, there are 4 foods to flip. A kettle boils when the alarm goes off.

Trivia: Chef is also playable in Game & Watch Gallery 2, Game & Watch Gallery 4, and DSIware. Mr. Game & Watch's standard special has him fling food at his opponents with a frying pan, the same way the Chef flips food in this game. Additionally, Flat Zone 2 and Flat Zone X from Super Smash Bros have a Chef scene. The alarm tone is also used in the Wide Screen version of Mickey Mouse and egg. In Russia, Elektronika released a clone of this game called Merry Cook.
Fire (Silver Series)

Fire is a Silver Series Game & Watch game released in 1980 and re-released for the Wide Screen in 1981. The model code of this game is RC-04.

Gameplay: Players take control of 2 firemen with a trampoline who have to bounce the people out of the burning building to the safety of the ambulance. 1 point is scored for everyone that makes it to the ambulance. If the player misses a person, the person will fall, and they will get a miss. 3 misses as with any Silver Series game is game over, and misses are not cleared.

Trivia: A reversed version of the Silver Series Fire can be played in Game & Watch Gallery 3, but it used sounds from the Wide Screen version, which the model code was FR-27. In the US, Mego Corp released this game as Fireman! Fireman!
Vermin

Vermin is the third Silver Series Game & Watch game released in 1980. The model code is MT-03. As with all Silver Series Game & Watch games after Ball, misses are not cleared.

Gameplay: Players control an exterminator who has to hit moles with his hammers before they reach the top. He cannot hit the moles if he is right on top of them, so he has to be on the side where the mole is. If a mole happens to reach the top, and not hit, the player will get a miss. If 3 moles reach the top without being hit, a ringing noise goes off on the Game & Watch, and the game is over.

Trivia: In the US, Mego Corp released the game as The Exterminator. Vermin is also playable in Game & Watch Gallery 2 and DSIware. In Super Smash Bros., when Mr. Game & Watch uses his down smash, the hammers are the same ones from Vermin. The game also makes a cameo in the GBA game Warioware.
Flagman

Flagman is the second Game & Watch game in the Silver Series released in 1980. The model code is FL-02, and the very first game to include misses.

Gameplay: In Game A, players watch the Flagman's sequence, and try to repeat the sequence, similar to Simon. In Game B, players must quickly raise the same number the Flagman raises. In both games, if the player runs out of time, or presses the wrong number, they get a miss. Three misses results in Game Over.

Trivia: Flagman was the first Game & Watch with misses. In addition to this, Game A is a lot like Simon. When Mego Corp released Flagman in the US, it was called Flag Man (yes with a space.) Flagman is also playable on Game & Watch Gallery 3, and as DSIware. In Super Smash Bros., when Mr. Game & Watch uses his standard up attack, he waves a flag with the number 1 on it, the same one the Flagman uses in Flagman.