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Poet

**Poets** are a class of writers who write poetry--a type of literature distinct from prose, often involving meter and/or rhyme, and usually divided into lines.

## Individuals

Homer

Hesiod

Sappho (630-570 BCE)

Pindar (517-438 BCE)

Virgil (70-19 BCE)

Horace (65-8 BCE)

Ovid (43 BCE-18 CE)

Juvenal (1st-2nd Century)

Catullus (84-54 BCE)

Chretien de Troyes (1130-1191)

Dante Alighieri (1265-1321)

Petrarch (1304-1374)

Geoffrey Chaucer (1343-1400)

Edmund Spenser (1552-

William Shakespeare (1564-1616)

John Donne (1572-1631)

John Milton (1608-1674)

Alexander Pope (1688-1744)

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)

William Blake (1757-1827)

Robert Burns (1759-1796)

William Wordsworth (1770-1850)

Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)

Lord Byron (1788-1824)

Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822)

John Keats (1795-1821)

Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)

Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806-1861)

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882)

Jose Marti (1808-1842)

Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849)

Alfred Tennyson (1809-1892)

Robert Browning (1812-1889)

Walt Whitman (1819-1892)

Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867)

Emily Dickinson (1830-1886)

Christina Rossetti (1830-1894)

Paul Verlaine (1844-1896)

Arthur Rimbaud (1854-1891)

WB Yeats (1865-1939)

Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936)

Robert Frost (1874-1963)

Gertrude Stein (1874-1946)

Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926)

Carl Sandburg (1878-1967)

Wallace Stevens (1879-1955)

William Carlos Williams (1883-1963)

Ezra Pound (1885-1972)

TS Eliot (1888-1965)

Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892-1950)

ee cummings (1894-1962)

Frederico Garcia Lorca (1898-1936)

Langston Hughes (1902-1967)

Ogden Nash (1902-1971)

Pablo Neruda (1904-1973)

Dylan Thomas (1914-1953)

Edward Gorey (1925-2000)

Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997)

Maya Angelou (1928-2014)

Adrienne Rich (1929-2012)

Ted Hughes (1930-1998)

Shel Silverstein (1930-1999)

Sylvia Plath (1932-1963)

Seamus Heaney (1939-2013)
Sacred Animal

A **sacred animal** is a creature with a special connection to a deity or religion. Some animals are sacred to more than one deity, and some deities have more than one sacred animal.

#### Boar

Ares

Freyr

#### Cow

Hathor

Hera

#### Dog

Hecate

Yama

#### Dove

Aphrodite

Holy Spirit

#### Goat

Lucifer

Pan

Shub-Niggurath

Thor

#### Hawk

Hermes

Horus

#### Monkey

Hanuman

Monkey King

#### Ram

Hermes

Ra

Zeus

#### Raven

Odin

Raven

#### Snake

Demeter

Hermes

#### Spider

Anansi

Grandmother Spider
Ruggiero

**Ruggiero** or **Rogero** is a Saracen knight who switches sides to become one of Charlemagne's Twelve Peers. He is raised by the sorcerer Atlantes in the Atlas Mountains. He loves the female knight Bradamante, but is held captive by the enchantress Alcina, only escaping with the help of the sorceress Melissa. Riding on a hippogriff, he rescues the Princess Angelica from a sea monster. Eventually he marries Bradamante.
Prehistoric

**Prehistoric** creatures are those animals that lived before recorded history . They are often larger or more ferocious than their modern counterparts.

## Stone Age

Dire Wolf

Mammoth

Mastodon

Woolly Rhinoceros

Irish Elk

Cave Bear

Sabretooth

## Age of Mammals

Eohippus

Glyptodon

Giant Ground Sloth

Titanothere

Terror Bird

Titanoboa

Megalodon

## Mesozoic

### Dinosaurs

Allosaurus

Ankylosaurus

Brontosaurus

Iguanodon

Stegosaurus

Triceratops

Tyrannosaurus Rex

Velociraptor

### Other

Archaeopteryx

Mosasaur

Plesiosaur

Ichthyosaur

Archelon

Pteranodon

## Paleozoic

Dimetrodon

Eryops

Dunkleosteus

Sea Scorpion

Ammonite

Orthocone

Trilobite

**Wikipedia:** Paleontology
Peter Gunn

**Peter Gunn** is a sharp and resourceful private detective who navigates the gritty streets of 1950s Los Angeles with style and finesse. He is noted for his suave demeanor and impeccable taste.

Gunn is often found at Mother's, a smoky waterfront jazz club, where his girlfriend Edie Hart works as a singer.

**Wikipedia:** Peter Gunn
Rhythm & Blues

**Rhythm & Blues** is an African-American genre of music that derives from blues, rock and jazz.

## Artists

James Brown (1933-2006)

Cab Calloway (1907-1994)

Ray Charles (1930-2004)

Aretha Franklin (1942-1918)

Diana Ross (1944- )

Tina Turner (1939-2023)

Nat King Cole (1919-1965)

Marvin Gaye (1939-1984)

Stevie Wonder (1950- )

Prince (1958-2009)
Roman Civil War

The **Roman Civil Wars** (49-30 BCE) were a tumultuous and pivotal series of conflicts that marked the transition from the Roman Republic to the Roman Empire.

## **Key Players**

* **Julius Caesar (100-44 BCE)** - A celebrated general and statesman, Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon in 49 BCE ignited the civil wars. He sought to consolidate power and was assassinated in 44 BCE, precipitating further conflicts.
* **Pompey the Great (106-48 BCE)** - A prominent senator and military leader, Pompey initially opposed Caesar. He faced defeat in the civil wars, leading to his assassination in Egypt in 48 BCE.
* **Marcus Junius Brutus** **(85-42 BCE)** - A Roman senator and one of the chief conspirators in the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BCE. He is a staunch defender of the Roman Republic and believes that Caesar's ambitions threatened the traditional republican values of Rome.
* **Cassius Gaius Cassius Longinus** **(85-42 BCE)** - A Roman senator and another key figure in the conspiracy to assassinate Julius Caesar.
* **Mark Antony (83-30 BCE)** - A loyal supporter of Caesar, Antony played a crucial role in the aftermath of Caesar's assassination and later allied with Cleopatra. He faced off against Octavian in the final stages of the civil wars.
* **Octavian (later Augustus, 63 BCE-14 CE)** - Julius Caesar's grandnephew and adopted son, Octavian emerged as a formidable leader. His victory at the Battle of Actium in 31 BCE marked the end of the civil wars and his rise to power as the first Roman Emperor, Augustus.
* **Cicero (106-43 BCE)** - A renowned orator and statesman, Cicero was a staunch defender of the Roman Republic and criticized the rise of autocrats like Caesar and Antony.

## **Key Events**

* **Julius Caesar's Crossing of the Rubicon (49 BCE)** - Caesar's daring move across the Rubicon River with his army signals the start of the civil wars, as he defies the Senate's authority and marched on Rome. Caesar wins a decisive victory over Pompey's forces in Greece in 48 BCE.
* **Assassination of Julius Caesar (44 BCE)** - A group of senators, including Brutus and Cassius, assassinated Caesar in the Senate.
* **Formation of the Second Triumvirate (43 BCE)** - Octavian and Antony form a political alliance to avenge Caesar's assassination, leading to the proscription and execution of many of their political opponents.
* **Battle of Philippi (42 BCE)** - The Second Triumvirate's forces defeat Brutus and Cassius, the assassins of Caesar, in Greece; the conspirators both kill themselves.
* **Final War of the Roman Republic (32-30 BCE)** - The conflict between Octavian and Antony culminates in the naval Battle of Actium in 31 BCE, where Octavian's victory in the Ionian Sea marked the end of the civil wars.
* **Roman Empire Established (27 BCE)** - Octavian, now Augustus, becomes the first Roman Emperor, marking the transition from the Roman Republic to the Roman Empire. A period of relative stability follows, known as the Pax Romana.
Rhinoceros

**Rhinoceroses** (also known as **rhinos**) are large hoofed mammals with one or two horns on their nose. They are found in tropical regions in Africa, India and Southeast Asia, mostly in grasslands. They have thick skin, poor eyesight and a tendency to aggressively charge when provoked in any way.

The Ice Age variety of rhino is known as the woolly rhinoceros. Earlier in the Age of Mammals, huge specimens like titanotheres and baluchitheres walk the Earth.

## Links

**Wikipedia:** Rhinoceros

**Open Gaming Network (5E SRD):** Animal, Rhinoceros
Redwood

**Redwoods** are evergreen trees, found in California, known for their gigantic height (sometimes more than 350) and longevity. A closely related species found inland in California, the **sequoia**, grows almost as tall and is even wider and longer-lived (up to 3,000 years).

**Wikipedia:** Sequoia sempervirens
Robinson Crusoe

**Robinson Crusoe** is a fictional English sailor who survived on the Island of Despair, a desert island off the coast of Venezuela from 1659 until 1686. He is alone for many years until 1882, when he rescues a man he names Friday from Cannibals, whereupon Crusoe makes him his servant.

Crusoe and Friday are eventually rescued by an English ship.

Crusoe's story was told by Daniel Defoe in 1719.
Rocky Mountains

The **Rocky Mountains** are a range of mountains in western North America. They start in Canada (as the Canadian Rockies) between British Columbia and Alberta, continue into the United States separating Idaho and Montana, and rise through Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico.

## Peaks

Pikes Peak

Grand Teton

## Fauna

Grizzly Bears

Black Bears

Mountain Lions

Wolves

Wolverines

Lynx

Bighorn Sheep

Elk

Moose

Mountain Goats
Punic Wars

The **Punic Wars** (264 – 146 BCE) are a series of three wars fought between Rome and Carthage, a powerful city-state in North Africa. The primary cause of the wars is the competition for control over the western Mediterranean, including trade routes and valuable territories. Ultimately, Rome emerges victorious, and Carthage is destroyed in the Third Punic War. The outcome solidifies Rome's position as the dominant Mediterranean power and marks the beginning of its vast territorial expansion.

During the first Punic War (264–241 BC), Hannibal crosses the Alps with elephants. In the second Punic War (218–201 BCE), Scipio Africanus invaded Africa and defeats the Carthaginians. In the third Punic War (149–146 BCE), following the advice of Cato the Elder, Rome destroys Carthage, and sows the ground with salt.
Rollo

**Rollo** (860-930), known as **Rollo the Walker**, is the founder and first ruler of the Viking-founded duchy of Normandy in the 10th century. He is associated with the Viking expeditions and raids along the coasts of France and England during the late Viking Age.

Rollo is known for his exceptional skills as a warrior and military strategist. He leads the Norsemen in their conquest of the region of Normandy, which eventually becomes a prosperous and influential duchy. Rollo establishes a new order in the conquered territory, blending Viking traditions with Frankish customs and Christian beliefs.

His association with Normandy brings him into contact with notable figures of the time, including King Charles the Simple of West Francia. Through skillful negotiations, Rollo secures a treaty with the Frankish king, known as the Treaty of Saint-Clair-sur-Epte, which grants him the lands of Normandy in exchange for his allegiance and conversion to Christianity.

Rollo's character and exploits are often depicted in historical fiction and popular culture, contributing to his enduring legacy as a legendary figure in the annals of Normandy's history.
Prisons

**Prisons** are institutions for holding captives, usually criminals or enemies of the state.

Prisons are often run by a warden, supported by guards.

## Famous Prisons

### United States

Alcatraz

Angola Prison

Attica

Folsom

Joliet

Leavenworth

Rikers

San Quentin

Sing Sing

Yuma

### Other

The Bastille

Black Hole of Calcutta

Chateau D'If

Devil's Island

The Gulag

Hanoi Hilton

Newgate

Robben Island

Tower of London

### Fictional

Azkaban

Litchfield Correctional Facility

Oswald Prison

Shawshank

Shutter Island
Pliny the Elder

**Pliny the Elder** (23 AD-79 AD) is a Roman author and natural philosopher during the Age of Empire. He is best known for his encyclopedic work, *Naturalis Historia*, which covered a wide range of topics, including astronomy, geography, zoology, botany, and mineralogy. Pliny dies during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius of AD 79 while trying to rescue friends and study the phenomenon.
Ragnar Lodbrok

**Ragnar Lodbrok** (760-865) is a legendary Viking hero and king who features prominently in Norse sagas and legends. He is known for his daring exploits as a warrior, explorer, and leader of Viking raiding parties. Ragnar Lodbrok appears in various works of literature, television series, and films.
Psychic

A **psychic** is an individual with extraordinary powers of mind, sometimes known as psi powers or ESP. These resemble magic but have a basis in weird science rather than the supernatural.

## Psychic Powers

Clairvoyance

Clairaudience

Precognition

Telepathy

Mind Reading

Mind Control

Energy Drain

Telekinesis

Pyrokinesis

## Notable Individuals

Charles Xavier

Uri Geller

Jean Grey

Danny Torrance

Dick Hallorann

Dirk Gently

Eleven

Carrie White

The Shadow

**Wikipedia:** Psychic
Pocahontas

**Pocahontas** (1596-1617) was a Native American girl in Virginia who intervened with her father, Chief Powhatan, to save the life of Captain John Smith, an English colonist. She later married the colonist John Rolfe and moved with him to England, where she died at age 21.

**Wikipedia:** Pocahontas

*Note:* *Here Be Dragons is a synthesis of fiction and fact.*
Potomac River

The **Potomac River** is a river in the United States that forms the border between Maryland and Virginia. Washington DC is located on the shore of the Potomac, as are Harper's Ferry; Alexandria, Virginia; and Mount Vernon.

The name "Potomac" comes from an Algonquin word meaning "River of Swans." Captain John Smith is the first European to explore the river. George Washington threw a silver dollar across the Potomac, an impressive feat. Robert E. Lee crosses the Potomac to fight the battle of Antietam.

**Wikipedia:** Potomac River
Rasputin

**Grigori Rasputin** (1864-1916) is a Russian monk who gains an unwholesome influence over the family of the Czar. He is assassinated by a group of aristocrats who have to poison, stab, shoot and finally drown him to kill him. He is notable for his high charisma and his unsurpassed constitution.

**Wikipedia:** Grigori Rasputin
Persian Wars

The **Persian Wars** (499-449 BCE) are a series of wars between the Greek city-states, primarily Athens and Sparta, and the Persian Empire under the rule of King Darius and later his son Xerxes. The main cause of these wars is the expansionist ambitions of the Persians, who sought to conquer Greek territories. The Greek city-states, united by a common threat, successfully repel the Persian invasions during the famous battles of Marathon, Thermopylae and Salamis. These victories mark a significant turning point, ensuring the preservation of Greek independence and cultural heritage.

Leonidas (c. 540-480 BCE) leads Sparta during the Persian Wars. The playwright Aeschylus is a veteran of the wars.
Physician

**Physicians** are members of the class of Healers. They use scientific methods to treat illness and injury.

## Individuals

Aesculapius

Hippocrates (460 BC-370 BCE)

Luke (1-84 CE)

Galen (129-217 CE)

Jonas Salk (1914-1995 CE)

James Parkinson (1755-1824)

David Livingstone (1813-1873 CE)

Michaela Quinn (1833- CE)

John Watson (1852- CE )

Georges Gilles de la Tourette (1857-1904)

Alois Alzheimer (1864-1915)

Charles Mayo (1865-1939 CE)

Abraham Van Helsing

Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965 CE)

Alexander Fleming (1881-1955)

Yuri Zhivago (1893-1929)

Hans Asperger (1906-1980)

Jonas Salk (1914-1995)

Henry Heimlich (1920-2016)

Christiaan Barnard (1922-2001)

R. Quincy (b 1922?)

Hawkeye Pierce

Trapper John McIntyre

Gregory House (1959- CE)

Marcus Welby (b. 1907?)

Heathcliff Huxtable (b. 1937)

Dana Scully (b. 1964)

Doogie Howser (b. 1973)

Benjamin Spock

Bones McCoy (2227- )

**Wikipedia:** Physician
Plesiosaur

A **plesiosaur** is a marine reptile from the Age of Reptiles. Notable for its long snake-like neck, it resembles a brontosaurus with flippers instead of legs. They thrived from the late Triassic until the end of the Jurassic.

Some believe that the Loch Ness Monster is a plesiosaur that somehow managed to survive in a Scottish lake.

## Links

**Wikipedia:** Plesiosauria

**Open Gaming Network (5E SRD):** Dinosaur, Plesiosaurus
Pompey

**Pompey** (106 BC-48 BC) is a Roman general and politician during the Age of Iron who is part of the First Triumvirate alongside Julius Caesar and Crassus. He is known for his military conquests, including the defeat of the rebel slave army led by Spartacus, as well as his eventual defeat by Caesar in the Roman Civil War.
River

A **river** is an elongated body of fresh water that flows, generally into an ocean (or sometimes a lake).

## Famous Rivers

### North America

Mississippi River

Missouri River

Ohio River

Rio Grande

Colorado River

Columbia River

Hudson River

Delaware River

Potomac River

Swanee River

Moon River

Miskatonic River

### South America

Amazon River

Orinoco River

Rio de la Plata

### Europe

Rhine

Rhone

Danube

Seine

Thames

Shannon

Volga

### Africa

Nile River

Congo River

Niger River

Limpopo River

### Asia

Jordan River

Ganges River

Indus River

Yangtze River

Yellow River

Mekong River

River Kwai

**Wikipedia:** River
Pontius Pilate

**Pontius Pilate** (20 BC - 36 AD) is a Roman prefect who serves as the governor of the Roman province of Judaea from 26 AD through 37 AD. He has a strained relationship with Herod Antipas, who authority he contests.

Pilate presides over the trial of Jesus of Nazareth and agrees to order his crucifixion, despite a warning his wife receives in a dream. He literally washes his hands of the matter in a symbolic action. He frees the rebel leader Barrabas by popular demand.
Saint John

**Saint John the Evangelist** is one of the 12 Apostles of Jesus of Nazareth, and the author of the *Gospel of John* and of *Revelations*. Known as the Beloved Disciple, he has a particularly close relationship with Jesus.

He is the brother of Saint James; together they are known as the Sons of Thunder. Like his brother, and like Peter and Andrew, he is a fisherman from Galilee before being called by Jesus. Born in Bethsaida, he later lives in Capernaum.

After the Resurrection, he preaches in Asia Minor and writes his Gospel. He retires to the island of Patmos, where he has visions of the End Times and the coming of The Antichrist.

**Wikipedia:** John the Apostle
Riverdale

**Riverdale** is a town in Massachusetts. It is a typical American small town, noted for its vibrant youth culture.

## Points of Interest

Riverdale High School

Pop Tate's Chocklit Shoppe

Riverdale Mall

Lodge Mansion

The Thinker

## Individuals

Archie Andrews

Betty Cooper

Miss Grundy

Jughead Jones

Veronica Lodge

Reggie Mantle

Moose Mason

Mr. Weatherbee

**Coordinates:** 42.783333, -71.083333
Permian

The

**Permian** is a period in geologic time from 280 to 248 million years ago, following the Carboniferous and preceding the Triassic. It would be called the Age of Reptiles if that phrase weren't trademarked by the Mesozoic Era. Characterized by huge, weird-looking reptiles that never made it into your childhood toy box, but will eat you anyway.

Much of the Earth's land surface was desert during the Permian.

## Timeline

**286 MYA:** Landmasses (almost) unite into the supercontinent  Pangaea, creating the Appalachians. End of Permo-Carboniferous glaciation.

In the mid-Permian, coal-age flora are replaced by cone-bearing gymnosperms (the first true seed plants) and by the first true mosses. Beetles and flies evolve.

**280 MYA:** Dimetrodon  evolves. He's more closely related to us than to T. Rex--but try telling him that.

**275 MYA:** Rise of Serpent People of Valusia--otherwise known as Sleestaks.

**270 MYA:** First gingko trees.

**260 MYA:** Siberia collides with Proto-Europe, creating the Urals and completing the formation of Pangaea.

**250 MYA:**  Cynodonts--mammal-like reptiles--evolve. First crocodiles. Shoggoths rebel against Old Ones.

**248 MYA:** Permian Extinction Event. 95 percent of life on Earth becomes extinct, including trilobites.

**Wikipedia:** Permian
Playwright

**Playwrights** are a class of writers who write scripts for the theater.

## Individuals

Aeschylus (525-456 BC)

Sophocles (496-406 BC)

Euripides (480-406 BC)

Aristophanes (444-385 BC)

Terence (195-159 BC)

William Shakespeare (1564-1616)

Christopher Marlowe (1564-1593)

Ben Johnson (1572-1637)

Moliere (1579-1673)

Jean Racine (1639-1699)

Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)

Eugene O'Neill (1888-1953)

Antonin Artaud (1896-1948)

Thornton Wilder (1897-1975)

Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956)

Noel Coward (1899-1973)

Lillian Hellman (1905-1984)

Clifford Odets (1906-1963)

Eugene Ionesco (1909-1994)

Tennessee Williams (1911-1983)

Arthur Miller (1915-2005)

Neil Simon (1927-

Edward Albee (1928-2016)

Harold Pinter (1930-2008)

Tom Stoppard (1937- )

Sam Shepard (1943- )

August Wilson (1945-2005)

David Mamet (1947-

Lin-Manuel Miranda (1980-
Raphael (artist)

**Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino** (1483-1520), known as **Raphael**, is a painter born in Urbino, Italy. He is renowned for his harmonious and balanced compositions. In the later years of his short life, he lives and paints in Florence and Rome. His works, such as "The School of Athens" in the Vatican, epitomize the High Renaissance ideals of beauty and humanism.

His namesake is the archangel Raphael. In turn, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Raphael is named for him. The Pre-Raphaelites adopted the name of their art movement in opposition to his style.
Persia

**Persia** is a nation in the Middle East, today known as **Iran**.

## Notable People

Zarathustra

Mani (216-274 CE)

Cyrus (598-530 BCE)

Darius (550-486 BCE)

Xerxes (519-465 BCE) (aka Ahasuerus)

Esther

Mordecai

Haman

Roxana (340-310 BCE)

Avicenna (980-1037 CE)

Omar Khayyam, poet (1048–1131 CE)

Rumi (1207-1273 CE)

Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi (1919-1980 CE)

Ayatollah Khomeini (1902-1989 CE)

## Creatures

Djinn

Ghouls

Manticores

Night Hags
Lone Ranger

The **Lone Ranger** (b. 1850) is the secret identity of **John Reid**, a masked avenger who fought outlaws in Texas in the last 19th Century.

His best friend and companion is Tonto. His horse is Silver. He wears a mask and uses silver bullets.

**Wold Newtown:** Masked Men: A Chronology of the Lone Ranger and Green Hornet
Poison

**Poison** is a substance that causes death or injury when consumed or absorbed. Some animals are able to inject poison, which quibblers will tell you is **venom**. Many plants are poisonous to eat, and some to touch. The administration of poison is a specialty of assassins.

## Types

Arsenic

Cyanide

Strychnine

Ricin

Nerve Gas

## Animals

Snakes

Scorpions

Spiders

Platypus

Frogs and Toads

## Plants

Deadly Nightshade (aka Belladonna)

Hemlock

Poison Ivy

Toadstools

**Wikipedia:** Poison
Rachael

**Rachael** **Tyrell** (2018-2021) is a replicant, a synthetic human created by the Tyrell Corporation. She works for the company, believing herself to be the human niece of founder Eldon Tyrell.

When blade runner Rick Deckard is assigned in November 2019 to track down four renegade replicants, he is introduced to Rachael as a company liaison. At the urging of Tyrell, Deckard gives Rachael a Voight-Kampf test and learns that she is a replicant. The two fall in love; Rachael saves Deckard's life by killing the renegade Leon Kowalski, and Deckard returns the favor by absconding with her before she can be "retired." She dies in 2021 while giving birth to her child with Deckard--the only instance of a replicant successfully reproducing.

## External Links

**Wikipedia:** List of Blade Runner (franchise) characters: Rachael

**Blade Runner Wiki:** Rachael
Poseidon

**Poseidon**, part of the Olympian pantheon, is the Greek god of the sea, known as **Neptune** to the Romans. He is the son of Cronos and Rhea, and the brother of Zeus. His wife is Amphitrite.

His chief weapon is his trident, with which he can call storms. His palace is in the Aegean Sea off the coast of Euboea.

**Wikipedia:** Poseidon
Pig

A **pig** is a domesticated hoofed animal raised for its flesh. They are distinguished by their flat noses, their curly tails and their love of mud. They are quite intelligent. The wild ancestor of the pig is called a boar--as is the male pig. Female pigs are **sows**.

## Links

**Wikipedia:** Pig

**Open Gaming Network (5E SRD):** Pig
Rio de Janeiro

**Rio de Janeiro**, known as **Rio**, is a city in Brazil. Founded in 1565 by colonists from Portugal, it is famous for its Carnival and samba music, and for its beaches, including Impanema and Copacabana. Its best-known landmark is the 30-meter statue of Christ the Redeemer.

## External Links

**Coordinates:** 22°54′40″S 43°12′20″W

**Wikipedia:** Rio de Janiero
Pliny the Younger

**Pliny the Younger** (61 AD-113 AD) is a Roman lawyer and author during the Age of Empire. He is best known for his collection of letters, which provide a valuable insight into Roman life and society. Pliny is a close friend of the emperor Trajan and served as governor of Bithynia in Asia Minor. He is the nephew of Pliny the Elder.
Prophet

**Prophets** are a class of characters who speak on behalf of deities, foretell the future or both. Prophets are often clerics, though sometimes they are mages. Having a psychic ability to predict the future is a slightly different thing.

Generally, predictions made by prophets come true, unless they are **false prophets**.

Prophets that people travel to in search of advice are called oracles. Prophets who charge for their prophecies are called **fortune tellers**.

## Individuals

### Deity spokespeople

#### Hebrews

Moses

Eli

Phineas

Samuel [1070-1012 BC]

Nathan

Jesu

Hosea

Elijah [ascended 870-842 BC]

Elisha [856-795 BC]

Obadiah [840-830 BC]

Joel [830-750 BC]

Jonah [780-740 BC]

Amos [760 BC]

Isaiah [740-690 BC]

Jeremiah [626-575 BC]

Daniel [605-535 BC]

Ezekial [593-560 BC]

Uriah

John the Baptist

#### Others

Zarathustra

Muhammad (571-632)

Joseph Smith (1805-1844)

### Future revealers

Tiresias

Cassandra

Joseph

John the Evangelist

The Sibyl

The Oracle of Delphi

Nostradamus (1502-1566)

Edgar Cayce (1877-1945)
Robot

**Robots** are artificial creatures with some degree of self-direction, often involving consciousness.

Androids are robots designed with a human-like appearance--sometimes hard to distinguish from natural humans. Cyborgs are creatures that incorporate robotic parts into a human body.

## Individuals

Ash

Astroboy

C-3PO

Data

Gigantor

Gort

Mechagodzilla

Megatron

Optimus Prime

Rachael

Robby the Robot

Robinson Family Robot

Robocop

Roy Batty

R2-D2

Terminator

T-1000

Ultraman

Ultron

Vision

**Wikipedia:** List of fictional robots and androids
Raccoon

A **raccoon** is an omnivorous, nocturnal mammal related to the weasel, distinguished by their black mask and bushy striped tail. They are fairly intelligent and are notable for washing their food with their hand-like paws. They are found in North America, chiefly in forests but also in swamps and increasingly in cities, where they are known as **trash pandas**.

A similar animal found in Latin America is the **coatimundi**.

## Links

**Wikipedia:** Raccoon

**Open Gaming Network (5E SRD):** Raccoon
Polaris

**Polaris**, also known as the **North Star** or **Pole Star**, is a yellow-white supergiant star in the constellation Ursa Minor. It is famous for being nearly aligned with the Earth's North Pole, making it a valuable celestial reference for navigation. Polaris is situated approximately 434 light years away from Earth.

Thanagar, the home planet of Hawkman, is in the Polaris system.
Saint Stephen

**Saint Stephen** (5-34 AD) is a cleric, a deacon of the early Christian church in Jerusalem. Stoned to death for blasphemy after a trial by the Sanhedrin, he is the religion's first martyr.

To the French, he is known as **Saint Etienne**. He is the patron saint of masons.

**Wikipedia:** Saint Stephen
Ricky Ricardo

**Ricky Ricardo** is a talented Cuban bandleader and singer in 1950s New York City, navigating the entertainment scene of the era. Married to Lucy Ricardo, Ricky is the anchor of the family, often the voice of reason to his wife's zany antics. Ricky and Lucy live on the Upper East Side at 623 East 68th Street, in Apartment 4A.

He shares a close bond with his best friend and landlord, Fred Mertz.
Rock and Roll

**Rock 'n' Roll** is a genre of popular music characterized by a strong beat, simple and repetitive structures, and instrumentation built around electric guitars, electric bass and drums. Originating in the United States in the 1940s, it fuses Black musical forms like the blues, jazz and gospel, with influences from country and folk music. It becomes the soundtrack of international youth culture in the 1950s, diversifying into numerous sub-genres in the 1960s, '70s and '80s under the general category of **rock music**.

Musicians who achieve fame through playing rock music are known as **rock stars**.

## Bands

Aerosmith

The Beatles

Bennie and the Jets

The Clash

The Eagles

Eddie and the Cruisers

Fleetwood Mac

The Grateful Dead

Jethro Tull

Josie and the Pussycats

Led Zeppelin

Metallica

The Monkees

Nirvana

The Partridge Family

Pink Floyd

The Rolling Stones

The Rutles

Sex Bob-Omb

The Spiders From Mars

Spinal Tap

Stillwater

Sultans of Swing

U2

The Velvet Underground

The Who

Wyld Stallyns

## Individuals

### 1950s

Jerry Lee Lewis (1935-2022)

Elvis Presley (1935-1977)

Buddy Holly (1935-1959)

Chuck Berry (1926-2017)

Little Richard (1932-2020)

Johnny B. Goode

### 1960s

Bob Dylan (1941- )

George Harrison (1943-2001)

Jimi Hendrix (1942-1970)

Mick Jagger (1943- )

Brian Jones (1942-1969)

Janis Joplin (1943-1970)

John Lennon (1940-1980)

Paul McCartney (1942- )

Keith Moon (1946-1978)

Jim Morrison (1943-1971)

Lou Reed (1943-2013)

Keith Richards (1943- )

Ringo Starr (1940- )

Mr. Tambourine Man

Pete Townshend (1945- )

### 1970s

David Bowie (1947-2016)

Neil Young (1945- )

Eric Clapton (1945- )

Elton John (1947- )

Bruce Springsteen (1949- )

Alice Cooper (1948- )

Frank Zappa (1940-1993)

Jimmy Page (1944- )

Robert Plant (1948- )

John Bonham (1948-1980)

Freddie Mercury (1946-1991)

Ozzy Osbourne (1948- )

Iggy Pop (1947- )

Jerry Garcia (1942-1995)

Stevie Nicks (1948- )

Paul Simon (1941- )

Nigel Tufnel (1948- )

Ziggy Stardust

### 1980s

Prince (1958-2016)

Sting (1951- )

Elvis Costello (1954- )

Johnny Rotten (1956- )

Sid Vicious (1957-1979)

Joe Strummer (1952-2002)

Joey Ramone (1951-2001)

Patti Smith (1946- )

Debbie Harry (1945- )

David Byrne (1952- )

Morrissey (1959- )

Madonna (1958- )

Bono (1960- )

Chrissie Hynde (1951- )

### 1990s

Tori Amos (1963- )

Bjork (1965- )

Kurt Cobain (1967-1994)

Hedwig Robinson (1962- )

Selena (1971-1995)
R'lyeh

**R'lyeh** is a lost continent found in the Pacific Ocean, the home and later resting place of Cthulhu. It is located approximately at 47 S, 127 W. It is noted for its non-Euclidian architecture.

R'lyeh rises above the waves approximately 350 million years ago, and sinks again 300 million years ago -- covering approximately the timespan of the Carboniferous period. From time to time, it emerges again when the stars are right--notably in 1925.

**HP Lovecraft Wiki:** R'lyeh
Prince

A **prince** is the son of a king or queen, the male equivalent of a princess. They may also be the head of a principality, or the husband of a reigning queen.

A prince who is first in line to inherit the throne is known as a **crown prince**.

## Examples

More or less every king was once a prince; this lift is confined to princes who achieved prominence at that rank.

### History

Alexander Nevsky

The Black Prince

Buddha

Prince Charles

Prince Edward

Prince John

### Fantasy

Prince Adam (The Beast)

Prince Charming

Prince Eric

The Frog Prince

Prince Philip

Prince Valiant

**Wikipedia:** Prince
Richard III

**Richard Plantagenet** (1452–1485), crowned as **Richard III** [1483-1485], became King of England by killing his nephews, the Princes in the Tower. He lost the War of the Roses, becoming the last English King of the House of York.

Richard III was noted for his crooked back. He was the subject of a play by William Shakespeare.

**Wikipedia:** Richard III of England
Petrified Forest

The **Petrified Forest** is a forest in that fossilized in the Triassic Period, on land that becomes modern-day Arizona. The forest was dominated by typical Triassic vegetation like tree ferns, cycads and ginkgoes.

The Petrified Forest becomes a national park in 1962.

**Coordinates:** 35° 5′ 17″ N, 109° 48′ 23″ W

**Wikipedia:** Petrified Forest National Park
Pixie

**Pixies** are small, wingless faeries that dwell in wild places--often the size of a human infant or toddler. Often seen in groups, hence the synonym **trooping faeries**. They have pointed ears and like to wear pointed caps. They are mischievous and will defend their home territories with deadly force if necessary. They very rarely converse with humans. Found particularly in Celtic lands like Ireland, Wales and Cornwall.

Pixies are often confused with sprites, which are diminutive faeries with wings.

**Wikipedia:** Pixie
Romeo Montague

**Romeo Montague** (1575-1591) is a youth of Verona, Italy, in the 1590s. He is the lover of Juliet Capulet, despite the enmity between their two families. Their star-crossed love leads to his suicide when he mistakenly believes Juliet has killed herself.

Their tragedy is made almost immediately into a hit play by William Shakespeare.

## What If...?

...the plot to fake their deaths was successful, and Shakespeare's play is part of the cover story?

**Wikipedia:** Romeo
Psychologist

**Psychologists** are a class of experts who study the human mind. When they have medical degrees, they are known as **psychiatrists**.

## Individuals

Ivan Pavlov (1849-1936)

Sigmund Freud (1856-1939)

Carl Jung (1875-1961)

Hermann Rorschach (1884-1922)

Alfred Kinsey (1894-1956)

BF Skinner (1904-1990)

Timothy Leary (1920-1996)

Ruth Westheimer (June 4, 1928- )

Hannibal Lecter (b. 1933- )

Jennifer Melfi (b. 1958- )

Frasier Crane (March 7, 1953- )

Harley Quinn
Saint Martin

**Saint Martin** (336-397) is a paladin, born in the Roman Empire in what will later be Hungary. He is a Roman soldier before converting to Christianity and beginning his career as a saint. He later serves as the bishop of Tours.

He cuts his cloak in half to share with a beggar, and finds it miraculously restored in the morning; Martin's Cloak becomes a famous relic.

**Wikipedia:** Martin of Tours
Astro Boy VS General Grievous/Galerie

Cette galerie présente l'ensemble des travaux graphiques fournis pour cette vidéo.

## Miniatures

L'ancienne miniature. Astro Boy y est plus grand car la définition de l'image l'était aussi, le mettre plus petit revenait à tasser les pixels. En fond Terminator, que je pensais bien faire en incrustant en flou comme une menace planante.

Encore avant ! Les bords étaient de couleur beige et un VS traînait au milieu...quelle horreur ! On remarque que le Terminator derrière à l'air de s'ennuyer !

### Instrumentales

L'ancienne miniature de l'instrumentale. C'est celle pour qui l'emplacement du titre passe le mieux !

Ayayay ça donne pas envie de cliquer ça ?! Il faut savoir vendre ses vidéos ;)

Ces travaux appartiennent à : **Maddow**
Reed Richards

**Reed Richards** (born c. 1923) is a brilliant scientist and, as **Mr. Fantastic**, the leader of the Fantastic Four, a family-based superhero group. Along with the other members of his group, he is exposed to cosmic radiation during an experimental space flight in 1961. The event gave him the power of elasticity, allowing him to stretch and contort his body nearly indefinitely. Reed's incredible intellect, innovative inventions and leadership have made him a cornerstone of the superhero community.

Richards is the lover and later the husband of Sue Storm, the Invisible Woman. This makes him the brother-in-law of Johnny Storm, the Human Torch. Richards' best friend is Ben Grimm, The Thing. Reed and Sue Richards are the parents of Franklin Richards.

## External Links

**Wikipedia:** Reed Richards

**Marvel Database:** Reed Richards (Earth-616)
Rhea

**Rhea**, also known as **Cybele** or **Magna Mater**, is a Titan, the goddess of motherhood. She is the daughter of Gaea and Ouranos, and the sister and wife of Kronos.

Her first five children by Kronos, all swallowed by their father, are Hestia, Hera, Demeter, Hades and Poseidon. She saves her last-born son Zeus from being swallowed by Kronos, and thus continues to be honored after the overthrow of the Titans.

She has a home on Mount Ida in Asia Minor. She rides a chariot pulled by lions.

**Wikipedia:** Rhea (mythology)

**Greek Mythology Wiki:** Rhea
Pyramid

A **pyramid** is a monumental structure with (usually) a square base and sloping triangular sides that meet at the structure's highest point. In Aegypt, pyramids are built as tombs for the pharaohs; in Central America, they served as temples and places of sacrifice.

## Examples

Great Pyramid

Pyramid of Chephren

Pyramid of Menkaure

Bent Pyramid

Step Pyramid

Pyramid of the Sun

Pyramid of the Moon

Temple of Tikal

**Wikipedia:** Pyramid
Rocky Balboa

**Rocky Balboa** (b. 1945) is a boxer from Philadelphia . As an unknown, he challenged Apollo Creed for the heavyweight championship in 1975, winning the title from Creed in a rematch in 1976. Balboa later has rivalries with Clubber Lang and Ivan Drago.

Balboa's trainer is Micky Goldmill. His wife is Adrian Balboa. After his retirement, he trains Creed's son Adonis Creed.

## External Links

**Wikipedia:** Rocky Balboa

**Rocky Wiki:** Rocky Balboa
Philadelphia

**Philadelphia** is the largest city in Pennsylvania and one of the largest cities in the United States. It is the site of the Continental Congress and the US capital from 1790-1800.

## Sights

Independence Hall

Liberty Bell

## Individuals

Fat Albert

Rocky Balboa

Bill Cosby

Malcolm Crowe

Eraserhead and Co.

WC Fields

Benjamin Franklin

William Penn

Betsy Ross

Cole Sear

Unbreakable and Co.
Quincey Morris

**Quincey P. Morris** (d. 1893) is a wealthy rancher and adventurer from Texas who dies in the fight against Count Dracula in 1893. He is a suitor of Lucy Westenra, and close friends with his rivals for her hand, Arthur Holmwood and Dr. John Seward. Jonathan and Mina Harker name their child after him.

Morris carries a bowie knife.

**Wikipedia:** Quincey Morris

**Dracula Wiki:** Quincey Morris
Saigon

**Saigon**, later **Ho Chi Minh City**, is a city in Viet Nam. It serves as the capital of South Viet Nam when the nation is divided following World War II. It is renamed for Ho Chi Minh after the Communist victory in the Vietnam War.

## External Link

**Coordinates:** 10°46′32″N 106°42′07″E

**Wikipedia:** Ho Chi Minh City
Ranger

**Rangers** are a class of fighters who have outdoors skills--typically including survival, hunting, tracking and stealth. They often are expert marksmen with missile weapons.

#### Individuals

Androcles

Aragorn

Atalanta

Actaeon

Caleb

Daniel Boone (1734-1820)

Davy Crockett (1786-1836)

Meriwether Lewis (1774-1809)

William Clark (1770-1838)

Sacajawea (1788-1812)

Grizzly Adams (1812-1860)

Giuseppe Garibaldi (1807-1882)

Harriet Tubman

Katniss Everdeen

Kit Carson (1809-1868)

Natty Bumppo (b. 1717)

Nimrod

Orion

Robin Hood

Tonto

Harriet Tubman

**Wikipedia:** Ranger (character class)
Ray

A **ray** is a kind of flat, cartilaginous fish, mostly found in tropical, coastal marine waters. The **manta ray** is a huge, mostly harmless example; the **devil ray** is a more threatening type. **Sting rays** are found on the bottom of coastal waters, and may inflict a potentially deadly poisonous sting when provoked.

**Wikipedia:** Ray
Rhodes

**Rhodes** is an island in the Aegean Sea, considered part of Greece. In Ancient times, it is considered sacred to the Sun god Helios. The Colossus of Rhodes is built in 280 BCE as a tribute to Helios; it is named one of the Seven Wonders of the World before it is destroyed by an earthquake in 226 BCE.

Rhodes is home to Apollonius of Rhodes.

**Coordinates:** 36° 10′ N, 27° 56′ E

**Wikipedia:** Rhodes
Saint

**Saints** are people recognized for their piety and their connection to a deity. They typically have the power to perform miracles. They are often clerics or paladins or monks by character class.

Though the word "saint" is originally from the Christian tradition, it is applied to holy members of other religions as well. Some traditions have their own terms for the phenomenon: the Jewish *tsaddiq*, the Muslim wali, the Hindu guru and the Buddhist bodhisattva.

## The Holy Family

Virgin Mary

Saint Joseph

Saint Ann

Saint Elizabeth

John the Baptist (d. 31 AD, Machaerus)

Saint Mary Magdalene (d. 77, Ephesus)

## The 12 Apostles

Saint Peter (Simon Peter) (d. 67, Rome)

Saint James (d. 44 AD)

Saint John (d. 100 AD, Ephesus)

Saint Andrew (d. 61 AD)

Saint Bartholomew or Nathanael (d. 72, Albania)

Saint James the Lesser (d. 62 AD, Jerusalem)

Saint Jude or Thaddeus

Saint Matthew or Levi (d. 65, Phrygia)

Saint Philip (d. 80, Phrygia)

Simon the Zealot

Saint Thomas (d. 74 AD, India)

Judas Iscariot (not generally considered a saint)

## Other Disciples

Saint Paul (d. 67, Rome)

Saint Timothy (d. 97, Ephesus)

Saint Barnabas (d. 60 AD, Cyprus)

Saint Silas

Pope Linus (10-76 AD, Rome)

Saint Luke (d. 84 AD, Boeotia)

Saint Mark (d. 68, Alexandria)

Saint Stephen (5-34 AD)

Saint Veronica

Saint Martha (d. 80, Gaul)

## Paladins

Saint George (d. 303, Nicomedia, Asia Minor)

Saint Joan of Arc (1412-1431)

Saint Louis (1214-1270)

Saint Martin (316-397)

Saint Olaf (995-1030)

## Monks

Saint Anthony (251-356, Mount Colzim, Egypt)

Saint Benedict (480-543, Monte Cassino, Italy)

Saint Bernard (1020-1081, Switzerland)

Saint Dominic (1170-1221)

Saint Francis of Assisi (1181-1226)

Saint Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274)

## General Saints

Saint Augustine (354-430, Hippo)

Saint Barbara (d. 267, Lycia).

Saint Bernadette (1844-1879)

Saint Brigid (453-524, Kildare)

Saint Catherine of Alexandria

Saint Cecilia (d. 176 AD, Sicily)

Saint Christopher (d. 251, Lycia)

Saint Dymphna (7th century)

Saint Lucy (283–304, Syracuse)

Saint Margaret (289-304, Antioch)

Saint Nicholas (270-343, Myra)

Saint Patrick (387-493)

Saint Sebastian (257-288, Rome)

Saint Swithin (d. 862, Winchester)

Saint Teresa

Saint Therese

Saint Zachary (d. 106, Vienna)

**Wikipedia:** Saint
Louis Armstrong

“Never play a thing the same way twice.” -- Louis Armstrong

**Louis "Louie" Armstrong** (1901-1971) is an African-American jazz musician, one of the founders of the genre; he is known for his trumpet playing and singing. Born in New Orleans, he starts his career there before moving to Chicago in 1922 and then New York City in 1929.

**Wikipedia:** Louis Armstrong
Peter Abelard

**Peter Abelard** (1079-1142) is a prominent French philosopher and logician of the Gothic Era. Known for his intellectual prowess and controversial love affair with Heloise, Abelard makes significant contributions to the fields of philosophy, theology, and ethics. His works explore topics such as language, ethics, and the relationship between faith and reason. Abelard's influence extends beyond his lifetime, shaping the development of scholasticism and leaving a lasting impact on medieval thought.
Pony Express

The **Pony Express** is a mail service that takes letters on horseback from St. Joseph, Missouri, to San Francisco, California, in ten days. It is inaugurated on April 3, 1860, and operates until October 24, 1861, when it is superseded by the telegraph.

The Pony Express route is about 1,900 miles long, broken up into 186 stations; riders--who weigh a maximum of 125 points--change horses every ten miles or so, and hand the mail off to a new rider every 7-10 stations.

Among the initial riders is a young Bill Cody (before his Buffalo days).

## Route

St. Joseph, Missouri

Atchison, Kansas

Fort Kearny, Nebraska

Fort Laramie, Wyoming

Salt Lake City, Utah

Carson City, Nevada

Sacramento, California

Oakland, California

San Francisco, California

**Wikipedia:** Pony Express
Porcupine

The **porcupine** is a large rodent known for its pointy quills. They are found in North America and Africa, and parts of South America, Europe and Asia.

Porcupines in the HBD world are able to throw their quills some distance. With **giant porcupines**, found in fantasy settings, such attacks may be deadly.

## Links

**Wikipedia:** Porcupine

**Open Gaming Network (Pathfinder SRD):** Porcupine
Roy Batty

*"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe: attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain..., Time to die."*

**Roy Batty** (2016-2019) is a combat-model replicant, a synthetic human created by the Tyrell Corporation. In November 2019, Batty leads a renegade group of replicants who steal a starship to illegally return to Earth in order to demand an extended lifespan. He kills his maker before being tracked down by the blade runner Rick Deckard. Batty spares Deckard's life before expiring.

Batty's fellow replicants include his lover Pris and Leon Kowalski.

## External Links

**Wikipedia:** List of Blade Runner (franchise) characters: Roy Batty

**Blade Runner Wiki:** Roy Batty
Rank

**Ranks** are titles that reflect advancement through a hierarchy. They are related to the Gygaxian idea of level, in that the same experience and training that allows someone to advance in rank should also increase their level, but characters can receive a rank that does not correspond to their level of ability, and they may also have an ability level that outstrips their formal rank. Nevertheless, as a general rule, characters of higher rank should also be of higher level.

## Aristocratic ranks

### European

Emperor/Empress

King/Queen

Prince/Princess

Duke/Duchess

Marquis

Count (Earl)/Countess

Baron/Baroness

Knight

Esquire

### Mideastern

Some titles used in Arabic cultures (with very rough European equivalences):

Caliph (Emperor)

Sultan (King)

Emir (Duke)

Sheikh (Count)

## Political ranks

President

Prime Minister

Governor

Senator

Legislator

Mayor

Judge

## Military Ranks

### Army

Marshall

General

Major General

Brigadier General

Colonel

Lieutenant Colonel

Major

Captain

Lieutenant

Sergeant

Corporal

Private

### Navy

Admiral

Vice Admiral

Rear Admiral

Captain

Commander

Lieutenant

Ensign

Petty Officer

Seaman

## Police ranks

Commissioner

Chief of Police

Commander

Inspector

Captain

Lieutenant

Sergeant

Detective

Officer

## Ecclesiastic ranks

Pope

Cardinal

Patriarch

Archbishop

Bishop

Monsignor

Priest

Deacon

### Islam

Ayatollah/Grand Mufti

Mufti

Mullah

Imam
Queen

A **queen** is either a female monarch, the ruler of a kingdom, or the wife of a king. When a couple are co-monarchs, a queen may serve both roles simultaneously.

## Ruling queens

Cleopatra

Isabella

Bloody Mary

Elizabeth

Anne

Victoria

Elizabeth II

Mary Queen of Scots

## Queen consorts

Lady Macbeth

Eleanor of Aquitaine

Anne Boleyn

Marie Antoinette

## Legendary

Arwen

Hippolyta

Helen of Troy

Guenivere

Titania

Gloriana
Sugar Ray Robinson

**Sugar Ray Robinson** (1921 - 1989) is an American professional boxer who is widely regarded as one of the greatest fighters of all time. He is born in Detroit, Michigan, but grows up in Harlem, New York, where he begins his boxing career as a teenager.

Robinson becomes known for his unparalleled skill in the ring, with lightning-fast footwork and devastating punching power. He is a five-time world champion in the welterweight and middleweight divisions and retires with a record of 173 wins, 19 losses, and 6 draws.

Throughout his career, Robinson fights in iconic venues such as Madison Square Garden in New York City and the Cow Palace in San Francisco. He also battles some of the sport's most legendary figures, including Jake LaMotta and Kid Gavilan.

Despite his success in the ring, Robinson faces discrimination and segregation as a black athlete in mid-century America. He is a vocal supporter of the Civil Rights Movement and becomes an inspiration to many for his perseverance and resilience.

Robinson dies from complications of Alzheimer's disease at the age of 67, but his legacy as a trailblazing athlete and cultural icon endures to this day. He continues to be recognized as a pioneer in the sport of boxing and a symbol of the fight for equality and justice.