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Hellfire's Edge

*...a legendary sword forged from the depths of hell. To use it one mustn't be a virgin otherwise it'll kill them with its fire, and those who are able to wield it would have a frighteningly powerful sword at their command. It's supposed to be able to call forth very dark and destructive magic.*

— Act VII, Ch.19

The **Hellfire's Edge** is the darker twin of the equally legendary Archlight's Blade, capable of purely destructive magic. It and the Archlight's Blade are said to be the only weapons capable of killing Jovian & Jacqueline the Gemini, at least according to alpha witch Charlotte.

The sword's appearance is a dark, obsidian blade with glowing crimson runes near the black hilt. It gets its name from its edge being coated in flames.

The sword, which is considered evil, is capable of sending a haunting aura towards anyone close by when it's unsheathed. Those who hold it feel its terrible power, and the stronger the power of the person, or the more terrible their anger, the hotter the blade will burn. It's so powerful, it can wipe out an entire field and several trees with a mere swipe.

As the legend goes, it was forged by demons and only those who have lost their virginity are allowed to hold or even touch the sword. To try otherwise would result in instant death by fire (or perhaps not so instant...).

One exception to the rule above is Ember. Being a witch who is unable to be burned by fire, thanks in part to the magic she inherited from her mother, Alyssa, Ember would technically be able to hold the Hellfire's Edge regardless of whether she was a virgin or not.

## History

Some time after Jovian & Jacqueline were sealed away, the Archlight's Blade and the Hellfire's Edge were forged in the off-chance the Dark Queen of Anarchy was ever freed. The Hellfire's Edge was then entombed into Mount Volrof, but was eventually obtained by Ember, who would later dub herself "The Hellfire Witch" to match her prized sword.

Being a witch who gains her power from fire, the Hellfire's Edge proved to be incredibly dangerous in Ember's possession as it served to consistently kindle her already enormous power, making her energy reserves virtually endless.

In addition to the sword boosting her power, Ember was able to make the sword fight alongside her, where it swung about in midair like a second fighter.

Eventually, the sword ended up being used against Ember when she tried to kill Alyssa out of revenge in Act VII. Sending it flying to it's victim-to-be, the Hellfire's Edge was caught by Kitten, who then used it to fatally strike Ember through the back, ending her life with the very weapon she once wielded.

From that point on, the sword's new master is Triska Raylight (whom she shares with Kitten).
Triska's Bag

**Triska's Bag** is, as the name implies, the personal carrying bag for Triska Raylight in the story. Although it appears to be an ordinary duffel bag at first glance, it has shown to be anything but during the series.

The bag was used by Triska very regularly during the first half of Season I. Setting out for their adventure from Edgewood for the first time, Triska packed all the necessary supplies she thought she would need for the journey, something that led to the bag becoming not only a source of survival for her and Daniel, but also a running source of comedy and puzzlement for everyone. This is due to the bag carrying literally *anything and everything* the heroes might ever need, a physical impossibility to say the least. During the series Triska has been frequently seen pulling all manner of supplies and items out of the bag, many of which that seemed impossible to store in the bag in the first place. Some examples of this are medical supplies, food rations and bottles of water, full-sized boards and nails for repairing holes in their mobile home, a perfectly sized sheath for the Hellfire's Edge when she first comes into possession of the sword, and blankets and pillows for everyone in her party to sleep and rest on during the trip.

Not only this, but the bag does seem to recognize the laws of physics when it comes to weight, somewhat. While Triska has always been able to carry the bag with one hand without any problem, anyone else who tries has risked breaking their backs attempting to lift the impossibly heavy luggage. Even when resting on the ground it normally cracks the surface below it due to it's massive weight.
Arixis

**Arixis** is a succubus of low intelligence and great physical power. She and her fellow demon of lust Kryelle both serve the beelzebub Leanna who has granted them demonic blessings to amplify their already tremendous powers.

## Appearance

Arixis has very little clothing on her voluptuous body, wearing knee-high black boots, black panties, a thin black strap that crosses over her breasts and around her neck, a black band on her left arm, and a dark glove on her right hand that goes up past her elbow. Her long red hair is held up in a black ribbon with frilly white lace while her eyes are colored purple. On the left side of her belly just above her hip is a demonic insignia with three sharp looking markers set in a triangle formation. She has a long black tail with a pointed end, and her demonic wings appear to be larger than most succubi have.

## Personality

Arixis is best described as a simpleminded vixen who loves causing pain onto others. She's very blunt and crude with her speech while often failing to understand larger words altogether. What she lacks in brains however she more than makes up for with strength. It's been shown that she's *extremely* strong, the biggest example of this is during her introduction chapter when she completely incapacitates Kitten in a matter of three hits that were too quick to be seen properly or dodged.

Her overwhelming strength is connected to the demonic blessing she received when submitting to a demon lord, also known as a beelzebub. The tattooed insignia on her abdomen is the demonic symbol for pain, something that's amplified her desires to harm others, while at the same time increasing her own resistance to being injured. It's mentioned that with every bit of pain she inflicts, the more her own strength grows, rapidly increasing the threat she already poses to any she engages in combat with.

On top of her physical prowess she is able to use magic, however the only instance so far that has been seen is her ability to manifest a double-sided energy lance of fiery light. Being a succubus she naturally has very strong charming magic at her disposal, though given her personality she's far more likely to be seen torturing and raping others rather than hexing them into loving her.

Despite being bitter and cold to everyone around her, Arixis has shown undying loyalty and respect for her queen and Kryelle, her companion who has shown to be able to stop Arixis, even when she's consumed with wrath and bloodlust, with mere words. She also becomes very jealous of anyone who can take Kryelle's attention away from her, seeming to become very flustered and timid from her partner's playful teasing while always doing as she says.
Season I

Season I - Unity encompasses the first 12 books in the series, with its general focus being on the main protagonist, Daniel Sorres, journeying into the world on his quest. The theme of Unity comes from the general focus of Daniel meeting, befriending, and eventually forming a harem of lovely monster maidens who join him in his cause to bring peace between monsters and humans. Starting out on his quest as a timid visionary, Daniel not only grows into a wise scholar and journeyman, but also a brave knight and loving mate to many beautiful women, with his evolution as a character along with those of his mates being the main focus of the story arc.

Along with Daniel's growth and building the foundations for his future as a noble leader and family man, the Season also introduces readers to the secondary protagonist of the story, Daemon Warrick, who's quest to keep a dreaded and ancient evil sealed away runs in parallel and even crosses paths with Daniel's during the story. While Daniel's arc is about growing as a person and forming a loving harem who help him stand tall in a harsh world, Daemon's journey involves him gathering a harem of his own with his devoted followers as he and his women opt to use swords and violence to keep the peace rather than words and heart-filled speeches. A third protagonist, Max Harollson, is also revealed, however his adventures are only towards the end of the Season, with just enough being hinted to show that he too will be playing a part in the overall story later on with his own harem of young monstergirls.

And of course the villains of the story are revealed, with one in particular being the major antagonist(s) of the first Season, those being the Gemini sisters. The world of Eden is expanded just enough to show where Daniel and Daemon travel to, while also revealing there's much, much more in store ahead of them by the end of the Season. Many locations, side characters, and monstergirls are shown and spoken about during the first arc, giving readers a good idea of what the world is like while also teasing them that so much more awaits in the next Season.
Minos

**Minos** is the ninth and final girl to join Daemon's harem in the series, and is determined (and giddy) to become Daemon's mate.

## Appearance

Being a minotaur, Minos is naturally very tall and powerfully built, sporting full-blown abs. Her arms are muscular with matching leather bracers and bear glowing blue tattoos that start at her hands and reach all the way up to her neck. Her legs resemble those of a bull from the knees down with dark brown fur and black hooves. Her black hair is extremely long and reaches down to her thighs and bull tail, the ends of a few locks equipped with metal arrowheads. Two curved white horns stick out of her head, each with golden bands wrapped around the centers. Her clothes consist of a brown leather skirt with a belt, steel hip guards, and a large steel breast plate to hold her giant bosom. Her jewelry consists of two silver earrings, one in each ear, and a golden gem stuck on her chest.

Her eyes, like her tattoos, glow a haunting blue, and even imbue her weapon of choice: an enormous double-sided battle axe that's as large herself.

## Personality

From what is seen of her, Minos has demonstrated a deep love for battle and challenge. She boasts a *very* loud voice with all of her sentences being in capital letters. She has a proud fighting spirit, savors the thrill of combat and the hope to brawl with worthy foes.

Humorously, despite Minos' tremendous strength, magical skills, and hearty laugh in the face of danger, she has a jaw-dropping quirk: she's shy around men.

## Abilities

**Strength:** This one goes without saying, as anyone who even glances at Minos will know right off the bat she's incredibly strong. She wields a battle axe that's as large as herself with one hand and is ripped with muscles that look as strong as steel.

**Magical Caster:** Minotaurs are said to be as strong with their magic as they are with brute force, and Minos is no exception. While her tattoos, eyes, and battle axe have radiant blue glows to them that clearly show this, the extent of her magical abilities remains unknown. All that's been seen so far is her creating barriers to block a barrage of lightning attacks that appeared to shine with a surplus of magical energy in them.

## Quotes

**Season 1**

* "DON'T MAKE ME LAUGH! HAHAHAHA! OOPS! YOU ALREADY DID! HAHAHAHAHA!"

~S.1, Act XI, Ch.11

**Season 2**

* **Hollia:** (spotting Minos for the first time) "Is that a minotaur?"

**Rulo:** "Well it sure ain't a humper."

~S.2, Act. I, Ch.3
* **Minos:** "FOR HONOR! FOR GLORY! FOR MAKING BABIES!"

**Sasha and co.:** *"What?"*

**Daemon:** "I feel as though I'm missing something here."

~S.2, Act I, Ch.5
* **Tabitha:** "The way you categorize monsters is simply incredible. Let me guess, you call yourselves bull women?"

**Minos:** "We are minotaurs. What you say is bullshit."

~S.2, Act I, Ch.11
City of Eden - Koskaysil

The lost City of Eden in the Koskaysil region is home to the Dark Queen of Time, Aeon the Chronofly, and is located on the eastern side of the region while being buried far below the surface. It's guardian, Nuci, watches over from her flower garden atop the city's dome-like shield. The city's barrier is able to keep Aeon and her chrono magic contained for over a millennia with power from ancient times, while the tomb's location was thought to be lost to all in the world except for Nuci. How its location was lost among the other guardians hasn't been revealed yet.

During her time as guardian, Nuci was also able to collect and safely hide all the key fragments to the city in her garden. The primary key is divided into six pyramid shaped fragments made of sleek dark steel with green neon engravings, which all connect to form a larger pyramid shaped relic that is able to deactivate the barrier upon contact.

A noticeable element from ancient times existing outside of the city is the presence of an ancient lift that leads from Nuci's garden further up to an underground cavern where a cenotaph with large statues are erected around the lift's moving platform. It is unclear how just the lift came to be outside the city or if it was part of something more that was lost to the ages.
Witch Hat (idol)

The **Witch Hat** (or **Witch's Hat**) is a Rare idol of the Bunsylvania collection. It is Bunsylvania's first Rare idol and its sixth idol overall.

## Appearance

The Witch Hat is a tall purple-gray hat with a pointed top and a wide brim. It has an orange band around the hat just above the brim, which has a gold buckle on it.
Archlight's Blade

The **Archlight's Blade** is a legendary angelic sword and the twin of the demonic Hellfire's Edge. This sword and the Hellfire's Edge are said to be the only weapons capable of killing Jovian & Jacqueline, the Gemini (at least according to alpha witch Charlotte).

The sword is similar in appearance to its dark twin, but is considerably lighter in color. The blade is white with glowing blue runes near the hilt.

Unlike the Hellfire's Edge, which is purely destructive in nature, the Archlight's Blade can be used to heal as well as destroy. If the user is gifted in magic, the sword can be used to heal wounds by being held close to the injured in question. In combat, it's a mighty weapon against those standing in it's path. Beams of light can be shot from the blade in a mere swing.

The only ones who can wield the sword are those who still hold their virginity. Non-virgins would suffer death from "the fires of heaven."

## History

Upon Jovian & Jacqueline's imprisonment, two swords were created to slay them in the event they were ever freed. The Archlight's Blade was forged by angels and was to be kept by them until the day came to bring an end to the Dark Queen of Anarchy. However, a fallen angel named Valentina took the sword and gave it to Daemon Warrick out of deep, obsessive passion for him.

As the guardian assigned to Twilight the Reaper, Daemon makes strong use of the angelic sword and thus refuses to have sex with anyone, for doing so would prevent him from using the blade.

The blade, though extremely useful, also forces those who admire Daemon to keep their distance. Sasha, who is wholly dedicated and head-over-heels in love with Daemon, both appreciates and hates the sword. It saved her life after she was wounded by her sisters, but it prevented her from mating with the man she longs for.

## Broken

In Season II - Act I, the sword is destroyed during the battle between Daemon and Cataclysm. With the burden of the holy weapon no longer holding him back, Daemon is then free to return the feelings of the women who love him, with the first being Sasha shortly after the blade's destruction.
Aegis

**Aegis** is a legendary, sentient shield, possibly the most powerful in the entire world. She is the "sister" of Ragnarok. Like her sister armament, it is most likely true that those who wield the shield will be able to see and talk with the shield's personified image. Unlike her sister armament, Aegis was made to protect.

She was once the personal shield and armament of Seraph the Tyrant.

Is rumored that she will be wielded by ....

## Trivia

* "Aegis" is, interestingly, a male name. It means "young goat."
* In Greek mythology, aegis is interpreted as either a shield, breastplate, or as an animal skin wore for protection, possibly goat-skin. It could also be a raging windstorm. As a shield, it's traditionally designed with the image of a gorgon's head.
* "Aegis" can mean either "to protect" or "to guide" or "to control."
The Monarch of Flairwood

**The Monarch of Flairwood** is ruler over all Giant Butterflies in Koskaysil and resides in Flairwood grove with her daughter, Complica. This page is titled as such since the Monarch changes her name on a whim whenever she hears of a more beautiful one that she likes. When first introduced in Act V she is using the name Florence, with the title of the chapter being appropriately named "The Monarch of Flairwood". How long she'll keep this name is difficult to say.

## Appearance

The Monarch wears dark blue heels and an elegant skirt made of red and purple flowers that reaches down to her knees. She wears a brown and golden embroidered shawl that covers her bust that is almost bigger than Kroanette's. She has long purple hair that runs down past her shoulders and several bright red flowers worn atop her head near her bug antennae. Her eyes are dark green, and her wings are not only larger than a normal giant butterfly's but are also colored with black edgings around their red and white segmented insides and have glittery dots all across them.

## Personality

The Monarch is exactly what you expect from a giant butterfly; a slick-tongued beauty who, when first met, is very difficult to trust and very difficult not to ogle. Although she posed no danger to Daniel and Triska when encountered she was nearly impossible to persuade and be honest with them, with her always changing the subject and trying to seduce Daniel at every chance she could. Even with her daughter being crippled from her ordeal the Monarch still remained set in her deceitful ways until Falla made her take a good look at what lying resulted in with her beloved daughter.

A fair and beloved ruler of her subjects, she's especially fond of her daughter Complica, being overly-protective of her and treating her like she's her whole world. Often during her loving tangents she swoops Complica up into her arms and hugs her close, suffocating her daughter in her large bosom while failing to notice what she's doing to her for a short time.

After seeing what lying brought upon Complica and listening to Daniel's plea that they could peacefully coexist with humans if they only tried, along with seeing her own subjects Luna and Falla loving Daniel and having earned his love in return through being honest and kind with him, the Monarch agrees to join his cause under the hopes her people and daughter will have better futures being allies of mankind. She has agreed to stand with Daniel before his queen in Rockhelm when called upon, however with Daniel's mutual understanding that she will not set free any humans that are currently being held in Flairwood by force or tell the ones that have been tricked into staying in the grove the truth of the butterflies' lies with them until Daniel's quest bears fruit and secures a promising future for her people.

## Trivia

* The way the Monarch over-zealously hugs her daughter and suffocates her in her breasts was inspired from a character with similar qualities in Rosario+Vampire, an anime series the author has written fanfiction for. In the anime the succubus Kurumu Kurono does the same thing to her love interest, Tsukune Aono.
Board Trip

The **Board Trip** is the progressive series of board layouts that one goes through as they make progress in the game.

In order to level up in the game, players need to upgrade their buildings. The number of times players need to level up in order to move on to a new board varies, and is dependent on how far along a player is in the game.

## New Mayor in town

When a player is on the last level of their current board, a new Mayor arrives to let the current Mayor know how they can move on to the new board. Players have to upgrade all of their buildings, and may also have to collect a number of **gold bars** before they can level up and move to a new board. Gold bars will appear at random tiles across your board. *Pro tip*: using roll boosters will increase the number of bars you collect when you step on the relevant tile!

When moving between boards, players can roll the dice for free until they get to the new board, and collect coins, gems or rolls on the way.

## Building damage on new boards

   When a player unboxes a new Board, the new Mayor will give them a mission to complete. This may include:

* **Fixing buildings**: buildings can be damaged not just by your visiting friends, but also when transferring to a new board! The price of repear will vary based on the location of your damaged buildings.
	+ *Pro tip*: Add the **B.I.A. HQ** landmark to your new board as soon as you arrive, as this will reduce the repair price by 50%!
* **Releasing buildings:** buildings may be occupied when you first arrive to a new board, similarly to when a friend visits your board to occupy one. Release the buildings by rolling the dice until you step on the relevant tile.
	+ *Pro top*: if you are all out of rolls, you can use the **Release** Power Card to free up your buildings.

Fixing and releasing the buildings will also increase your bunnies' happiness.

## Trivia

* Half the classic themes have multiple boards as of the 2018 Halloween Update (Carrots of the Caribbean, Megabunny1, Bunny's Inferno, Bunnslinger, Swaga, Boot Camp, and Carrolot).
Train Station

The **Train Station**, often referred to as simply **Train**, is a building in the western corner of the board. Players can use the train to travel to friends' boards, and vice versa.

## Functions

### Travel

When a player lands on the Train Station space (), they will be put on a train and taken away from the board. The player then gets to choose which of their friends' boards they would like to go to. After clicking the one they want, they will be taken to that player's board.

## Appearance

The Train Station is a primarily green building, with yellow trim and a light red roof. There are wooden steps leading from the Train Station space to a tall glass door, which is surrounded by windows. Above the door, there is a large clock. On either side of the door, there are open-air shelters for passengers to wait for their train. There are two sets of benches in each shelter.

## Trivia

* When a player pulls a Card saying to go to the train station, it will simply say "Go to Train" instead of "Go to Train Station".
Hellstorm

**Hellstorm** was a sword crafted and magically forged by a cyclops who was coerced by the Gemini into making the weapon, along with Ice Princess, in exchange for her daughter's life. Sadly, neither the cyclops nor her daughter survived the exchange.

Like Ice Princess, Hellstorm is a magically enchanted sword, its element being lightning. It was named and handled by Jovian.

## Power

Depending on the attitude of the wielder, Hellstorm can produce electrical surges from its blade and, when swung, could cast mighty, deadly bolts that fry and electrocute its victims. Jovian used it to terrible effect and even tortured Felucia with it when she was captured.

## Broken

In the Battle for Green Haven, when Daniel Sorres fought the Gemini, the sword clashed with the Hellfire's Edge, and was even able to block and compete with the legendary blade. In the end, however, the Hellstorm met its end along with its wielder. Enraged by her sister's death, Jovian charged to strike Daniel down with her sword. Upon making contact with Ragnarok, Hellstorm shattered, leaving no trace behind.
Mortar & Pestle (idol)

"**Cigar and Ashtray" is a Rare idol, the first Rare idol of the Swaga set, and Swaga's sixth idol overall.**

## Appearance

The Cigar and Ashtray idol is a shiny army-green bowl with a brown cigar resting inside it. The bowl has a yellow face with eyes and a smiling mouth. The cigar has a golden strap around it with a large gold circle. The ashtray also has two cigar rests on either of it's side.
Satsuki Yukino

**Yuki Inoue** (井上 由起 *Inoue Yuki*, born May 25, 1970 in Kyoto, Japan), better known by the stage name **Satsuki Yukino** (ゆきの さつき *Yukino Satsuki*) (previously 雪乃 五月, 雪野 五月), is a Japanese voice actress. She is known for voicing Kagome Higurashi in *Inuyasha*, Yoruichi Shihoin in *Bleach*, Tae Shimura in *Gintama*, Kaname Chidori in *Full Metal Panic!*, Aquila Yuna in *Saint Seiya Omega*, Mutsumi Otohime in *Love Hina*, and Milly Thompson in *Trigun*.
New Mars

This article is based on version 0.9.0.

**New Mars** is a planet in the Gamma Polaris system. It is controlled by the Empire.

## Description

The Emperor's Fist project needs a lot of raw materials. A portion of those materials are mined right here on New Mars, which has the advantage that no trip through hyperspace is needed to get them to location. New Mars is being systematically strip-mined, and as such the planet has nothing to offer in the way of leisure or tourism.

## Bar

Clean and functional, this bar has been built according to recent Imperial standards. It's more a utility service than a place to unwind.
Walrus (idol)

The **Walrus** is a Rare idol of the Dice Age collection. It is Dice Age's third and final Rare idol, and its eighth idol overall.

## Appearance

The Walrus is a pyramid-shaped walrus covered with brown fur. It has two closed eyes and large white tusks emerging from under its nose. It also has flippers on either side of its body and a tail in the back.
Spoke Wiki

## Introduction to Spoke Wiki

Click edit to replace this paragraph with a description of your TV series for your readers. Keep it short and sweet.

## Welcome to the Wiki

This is a wiki, a website that anyone, including you, can edit. Go ahead, try it out! Use the buttons below to create your first episode and character pages.

Create an article about an episode by typing the title below:

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Create an article about a whole season by typing the title below:

## Pages created so far

* Fun and Games
* General Discussion
* Jean Berne
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* Main Page
* Narai Mekolfin
* New on Wikia starter pages
* News and Announcements
* Questions and Answers
* Ribe Green
* Spoke Wiki
* Sue Ellen Gets Her Goose Cooked and Best of the Nest (credits)
* TV Series
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Carrots of the Carribean

Check out this theme in your Settings

## Idols

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**Carrots of the Carribean** is a pirate-themed board theme on Board Kings.

It can be purchased for 500 , or alternatively it can be unlocked when you reach Level 9.

## Environment

Carrots of the Caribbean is a sunny island with tropical and pirate-themed features.

## Idols

### Common

* Helm
* Treasure Chest

* Bottle of Rum
* Hookhand
* Pirate Hat

### Rare

* Parrot
* Cannon
* Spyglass

### Legendary

* Unknown
* Octopus

## Themed Dice

* Common: Unknown
* Rare/Legendary: Unknown

## Trivia

* The theme’s name is a play on the title of the *Pirates of the Caribbean* franchise.
Frankenbunn (Theme)

**Frankenbunn** is the second newest theme of Board Kings, preceding Bunn Dynasty. It was available for a limited time during HalloWin 2018; now, it is available for purchase for 1,000 .

## Environment

Frankenbunn is a "lab of horrors" setting with strange figures and experiments sitting around the board. The theme has a dark background in which one can see a bunny hanging from a long chain.

## Idols

### Common

* Pliers
* Gauge
* Pipe
* Electric Dome
* *Unknown*

### Rare

* *Unknown*
* *Unknown*
* *Unknown*

### Legendary

* *Unknown*
* *Unknown*

## Trivia

* Not to be confused with the Frankenstein idol, which is a part of Bunsylvania.
Arabunnian Nights

Hop on your magic carpet!

Do you have the full set? Upload a picture!

**Arabunnian Nights** is a theme in Board Kings that can be purchased for 1,000 . It also unlocks for free when the player arrives at A Whole New Board.

Arabunnian Nights and its unique idols were released with Version 2.9.0.

## Environment

Arabunnian Nights is set in the dry, desolate Arabian desert. The board itself is a bazaar-type market.

## Idols

### Common

* Red Potion Bottle
* Flying Carpet
* Fez
* Turban
* Hourglass

### Rare

* Basket Snake
* Genie Shoe
* Drum

### Legendary

* Lamp
* Arabian Princess

## Trivia

* The theme's name is a reference to the book *One Thousand and One Nights* (more commonly known as *Arabian Nights*).
Bunsylvania (Theme)

**Bunsylvania** is a Halloween-themed board theme on Board Kings. It can be purchased for 500  and also could’ve been won if you ranked highly in the 2017 Halloween tournament.

## Environment

Bunsylvania is a dark, spooky village of haunted houses set in the middle of a vast forest. The forest is dark and the eyes of nocturnal creatures can often be seen in the trees.

## Idols

### Common

* Candy Corn
* Coffin

* Candy Box
* Cauldron
* Ghost

### Rare

* Witch Hat
* Dracula
* Spider

## Themed Dice

* Common:
* Rare/Legendary: Unknown

## Trivia

* The theme’s name is a play on words combining “bunny” with “Transylvania,” a region in Romania’s Carpathian Mountains thought to be the home of Count Dracula.
Igloo (idol)

The **Igloo** is a Common idol of the Dice Age collection. It is Dice Age's last Common idol and its fifth idol overall.

## Appearance

The Igloo is a small domed building made of ice with an arched doorway on its side. Three hemispherical windows as eyes in the igloo form a smiling face. On top of the doorway there sits a red-and-white striped flag atop a thin brown pole.
Bunneki Neko

The Bunneki Neko Landmark costs 300 gems and requires occupancy of one Landmark Tile.

It is triggered when the player lands on the landmark's tile. The landmark gives the player a random prize, such as extra cash, gems, or rolls.

## Appearance

The Bunneki Neko is a towering giant golden statue of a bunny beckoning prosperity with its paw.

## Trivia

* The landmark is a reference to Maneki-neko ("招き猫") literally meaning "beckoning cat". It is a common Japanese figurine (lucky charm, talisman) which is often believed to bring good luck to the owner. In modern times, they are usually made of ceramic or plastic.
Camouflage Cap (idol)

The **Camouflage Cap**, also known as the **Camouflage Hat**, **Camo Cap**, **Camo Hat**, or **Army Hat**, is a Common idol of the Boot Camp collection. It is Boot Camp's fifth and final Common idol and its fifth idol overall.

## Appearance

The Camouflage Cap is a dome-shaped hat with a small brim (similar in shape to the Construction Helmet). It has splashes of pale olive green, dark olive green, forest green, and brown (to blend in with a forest environment). It has two black straps coming out from underneath the brim on either side. It also has a face with two tilted hemispherical eyes and a small smile.
Mega Bunny 1

The future is now!

## Idols

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**Mega Bunny 1** (stylized **Mega bunny1**) is a theme in Board Kings that can be purchased for 500 .

## Environment

Mega Bunny 1 is a futuristic technological community with a blue and gray color scheme. There also seems to be a large pool of water in some board layouts (i.e. Sugar Rush) colored similarly to the blue of the buildings.

## Idols

### Common

* Rover
* Sad Robot
* Radioactive Tulip
* Domed Droid
* Pink Robot

### Rare

* Spider Droid
* Smartwatch
* Blood Sample

### Legendary

* Unknown
* Server Robot

## Themed Dice

* Common: Unknown
* Rare/Legendary: Unknown

## Trivia

* It was assumably, up until recently, the only theme to have metal parts in every single idol; however, this potentially may be disproven with the discovery of Bunny Noir, Destination Moon, and Frankenbunn's idols.
Multiplier

There are multipliers for rolling the dice.

To activate them, click the button left to the 'roll dice' button.

Depending on your Level and the amount of dice you have, a different amount of multiplier may be available.

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## **Trivia**

* In path events, the 8X Spin Multiplier isn't the same as its color in Rolls Multiplier.

* In the Album Bunnies Through Time, Rolls Multipliers 40X, 50X and 100X would give Rainbow Packs.
Porcelain Polar Bear (idol)

The **Porcelain Polar Bear** is a Rare idol, the first Rare idol of the Dice Age set, and the Dice Age set's sixth idol overall.

## Appearance

The Porcelain Polar Bear has the appearance of a teddy bear. However, it appears to be made of porcelain or china, as the top of his head is shiny. He is a creamy white color with pink paws and ears, and is holding an orange fish in his right paw. His forelegs (or arms) also have three gray claws each, while the hind legs have just the pink padding on the bottom.
Bunny Mummy

The **Bunny Mummy** Landmark costs 3,000 gems and requires occupancy of two Landmark Tiles. (The picture price of 2,000 gems is out dated)

The Bunny Mummy provides a passive bonus. Instead of receiving a x2 coin bonus when rolling doubles, by placing the Bunny Mummy on the board, a player would receive a x4 coin bonus when rolling doubles.

## Appearance

The Bunny Mummy is a large pyramid with a golden tip. Three bunnies stand guard at its entrance, dressed in ancient Egyptian style clothing.

## Trivia

This landmark is a ference to the Pyramids of Giza and the Egyptian mummies.
Idolz

**Idols**, also referred to as **Idolz**, represent players in the Board Kings universe.

## Pink Purse

### Rarity

Common

Upon starting the game's tutorial, the player will be given a selection between all five common idols from the Main Road theme, which will represent them in the early stages of the game.

Once the tutorial is completed, the player is granted the other four common idols for free. Completing this set will unlock the game's default dice, which is standard white with black pips.

The five common Idols from Main Road are:

* Pink Purse
* Construction Helmet
* Mailbox
* Stereo
* Fire Hydrant

## How to get Idols

   Idols can be obtained for 30  each from the Vending Machine when the player steps on the Vending Machine tile. Purchase is not compulsory, in which case players leave the vending machine without a new idol.

If a player wants a new idols, they select a bundle box corresponding to a theme they wish to have their new idol from. It is a pot luck which one you might get, but the rarity of idols indicates the chances of finding them (common - rare - legendary).

Two hours after first landing on the Vending Machine tile, a free bundle becomes available. Players can get the free bundle by landing on the Vending Machine tile again.

Players can change the idols they play with in the settings menu.

## Duplicates and Special Idols

Often players will get duplicates (pre-owned idols) from the Vending Machine. In this case, the duplicate identical idols will merge together to create a larger idol of the same appearance.

Depending on how many duplicates you have, the idol will change color. These unique-colored idols are known as special idols. The duplicate number and idol change are shown below:

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## Themed Idols

Every board theme has an associated unique set of ten idols: five common, three rare, and two legendary items, organized in two rows of five.

Acquiring a complete row of idols (all five common or all five rare and legendary) will unlock a special themed dice associated with that theme. Each theme has two associated themed dice, for each row of idols.

## Themed Idols are not the same as Themes

As the game progresses, players can move to new boards, unveiling new themes. Themes can also be purchased for 500-1000 gems  each.

However, getting a new theme does not mean the player will unlock all the new idols associated with the theme. Similarly, you can have idols from a theme that they do not own yet.

The only way to get new idols is from the Vending Machine, or by completing special limited-time challenges that unlock Thropy Idols.

Themes and Idols can be changed at any time during the game regardless of what level the player is by going to the Settings.

Therefore, it is possible for a player to be on the Defrost layout board where a player applies the Swaga theme and uses a Main Road themed Idol.

## List of Idols

See the List of Idols for all idols in the game.
Monolith

The **Monolith** Landmark costs 600 gems and requires occupancy of one Landmark Tile.

Once the Monolith is placed on the board, it provides a passive bonus of +10% happiness to your board.

## Appearance

The Monolith is a thin and tall shiny black slab.

## Trivia

* The landmark is a reference to the Monolith in Arthur C. Clarke's Space Odyssey.
Toy Boat (idol)

The **Toy Boat** is a Common idol of the Dice Age collection. It is Dice Age's second-to-last Common idol and its fourth idol overall.

## Appearance

The Toy Boat is a small red boat white a dark gray trim. In the middle of the deck sits a large white cabin, with a blue-tinted window and a flag on top. On the side of the cabin, two small dark gray portholes can be seen. Also it has bottom red.
Vending Machine

The **Vending Machine** is unlocked when a player has 95 bunnies, and lands on the mystery box tile. It contains idols purchasable by 30  each.

The Vending Machine's contents are refreshed every 24 hours.

A player is entitled to a free idol every 24 hours. Additional packages cost 30 gems each.

- A common idol from the player's theme

- A randomly generated idol from various themes

## Golden Box

You get a random idol from one of the various themes.

## Bonus Boxes

Bonus Boxes are usually found at the back of the vending machine.

Bonus Boxes contain the following:

* 5 rolls plus two bonus coins
* -1 rolls
* 50 cops
Dice Age

## Environment

Dice Age is set in a pink-tinted Arctic wasteland. The board itself seems to be built upon ice, as large cracks can be seen in the middle of the board. All of the buildings have some sort of icy or wintery theme.

## Idols

### Common

* Eskimo
* Sick Iceberg
* Snowman
* Toy Boat
* Igloo

### Rare

* Porcelain Polar Bear
* Snow Monster
* Walrus

### Legendary

* Unknown
* Whale
Bottle of Rum (idol)

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## Bottle of Rum

 ### Theme

 Carrots of the Carribean

 ### Rarity

 Common

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 Bottle of Rum is the third idol of the Carrots of the Carribean theme and the third idol overall.

## Appearance.

Bottle of Rum is a green bottle with a brown cork and a single handle on one side with a piece of rope tied around the neck. It's eyes are swirls, suggesting it is drunk, it lacks a mouth but has a label on it with a single X on it.
Swaga

Pimp your board with this theme in the Settings

## Idols

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**Swaga** is a theme in Board Kings that can be purchased for 500  or alternatively you can unlock this theme at level 5.

## Environment

Swaga is set in a dark, fancy luxury clubhouse. The board is themed black, pink, and gold, and leopard print is used for the board spaces and the first set of prize dice. Behind the police station there is a lit-up jacuzzi, where bunnies can often be found. A red carpet leads off of the board in between the train station and the bank, going directly to a long white limousine.

## Idols

### Common

* Hat
* Luxury Chair
* Golden Ring
* Ice Cube
* VIP Nameplate

### Rare

* Cigar and Ashtray
* Headphones
* V.S.O.P. Liquor Bottle

### Legendary

* Perfume Bottle
* Suitcase of f Money
Eskimo (idol)

The **Eskimo** is a Common idol and the first idol in the Dice Age set.

## Appearance

The Eskimo is a small humanoid figure. He does not have any legs, but he does have two stubby arms, which are covered by his orange parka. He also has a white hood around his face. His hair is dark blue/black and his eyes are closed, as if cringing away from the cold.
Themes

*Main article: List of themes*
**Themes** are a feature in Board Kings that give your board a unique look and style.

Each player begins their journey on the first board Bunnyville that has the Main Road theme. As the game progresses and players upgrade their buildings, they can level up. After two level-ups, the player can move on to a new board with a new theme. However, even if the player leaves a board, they can apply a previous board's theme to their new board in the settings. Themes only affect the board's aesthetics.

New themes first become available for purchase when a player gets 95 bunnies, and steps on the Vending Machine tile. Once a player gained a specific theme (either by levelling up or by purchasing it), they can swap to that theme at any time.

Bunn Town Mall, Christmas Fantasy, Top Bunn,
Criminal Bunns, Bunny Salon, Safari Adventure, Bunnstock,
Bunny Camp, Summer Wedding, Bunns On Mars, Formula Bunn, Bunny Slopes, and Bunny Rolls do not have In-Game Images.

## Locks

**\*\*\*THIS INFO IS NO LONGER RELEVANT AS IT REFERS TO A PREVIOUS VERSION OF THE GAME. THE STEAL GAME HAS BEEN UPDATED AND LOCKS ARE NO LONGER IN USE.\*\*\***

When landing on the Steal tile, players can choose from three different **locks**, each representing a different friend (anonymously) and their board's theme. If you select the theme associated with the richest player, you will win the most money.

The following are the locks associated with each theme as of 2020:
Moai

The **Moai** Landmark costs 115 gems and requires occupancy of one Landmark Tile.

When landed on, the landmark will grant the player cash, the amount of which is always 10% of the player's current board income.

## Appearance

The Moai landmark is a grey stone sculpture depicting a human face. It stands on a bed of grass, surrounded by flowers and birds. Bunnies like to take selfies with it.

## Trivia

* The landmark is a reference to the monolithic sculptures, the moai human figures found on the Easter Islands.
Perfume Bottle (idol)

*Not to be confused with  or*

The **Perfume Bottle** is a Legendary idol from the Swaga collection. It is Swaga's first legendary idol, and the ninth overall idol in the set.

## Appearance

The Perfume Bottle is a small glass bottle shaped like a pyramid with the top cut off. It is completely transparent and glowing pink liquid perfume can be seen inside, which makes the glass of the bottle appear to be a deep lavender purple. The bottle itself has a feminine-looking face with a disgusted and pretentious face. On top of the bottle there is a pink spray nozzle with a large gray pump attached to it.

## Trivia

* The Perfume Bottle seems to be a combination of the Water Flask and Pink Purse.
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Fontaine du Bunn

The **Fontaine du Bunn** Landmark costs 150 gems and requires occupancy of one Landmark Tile.

When landed on, the landmark will grant the player cash, the amount of which is always 30% of the player's current board income.

## Appearance

The Fontaine du Bunn is a tall sculpted marble fountain. It has a large square base with a small pool of water in the middle. Sprouting from the middle of the pool is a marble column, which supports a small golden statue of a bunny with a halo.

## Trivia

* The landmark is a reference to the Fontaine du Palmier ("Palm Fountain") in Paris, France.
Lost in Space (Theme)

## Environment

Lost in Space is a board with dark stone tiles and gray and blue buildings in the middle of a flat reddish planet.

## Idols

### Common

* Glowing Rock
* Unidentified Floating Liquid (UFL)
* Space Goggles
* Swirly Box
* Space Robot

### Rare

* Globe Dome
* Yellow Robot
* Space Box

### Legendary

* Spaceship
* Astronaut

## Themed Dice

* Common: Picture unavailable
* Rare/Legendary: Picture unavailable
Boards

**Boards** are a Board Kings feature introduced in Version 2.0.2. They give players new board tile layouts, each of which are a unique twist on the original square board. Boards are initially associated with a specific theme when they are unboxed, however, themes can be changed at any point in the settings.

When a board is unlocked that is associated with a new theme that the player hasn't encountered before (either on previous boards or by purchasing it), the associated theme is also unlocked.

However, not all new boards have a new theme. For example, the Carrots of the Caribbean is the default theme for both the Bunny Cove and A Pirate Story boards.

While themes can be purchased for gems in the settings and swapped whenever the player wishes, boards can only be unboxed when reaching to the appropriate level. Once a player moves on to a new board, they cannot move back to it again.

## List of boards

*For more info on how to move from one board to the next, see the Board Trip article!*

Edit this page if something is wrong, or you have missing info!
Snow Monster (idol)

*Not to be confused with*

The **Snow Monster**, also known as the **Abominable Snowman**, is a Rare idol of the Dice Age collection. It is Dice Age's second Rare idol and its seventh idol overall.

## Appearance

The Snow Monster has a blocky body covered with white fur. Though it does not have a distinguishable head, it does have a face at the top of its body, along with two bull-like horns. Its face is made up of two red hemispherical eyes, each with downward-sloping eyebrows, and a trapezoidal mouth with its teeth bared. The Monster also has arms and legs, each of which have three brown claws (similar to the Porcelain Polar Bear).
Bunn Castle

Can you find Princess Maribunn?

Welcome back to Carrolot!

Your bunnies need to duss off their armors that they last had on at the Dragon's Trap now that they are back at Carrolot.

**Bunn Castle** stands in the middle of your board, strategically surrounded by water and only accessible through a draw bridge. So how did that Ogre get in there? Head to the minigame to defeat him!

As you explore the castle grounds, you may also spot Princess Maribunn taking in the views from her tower.

## Minigame

Catapult some carrots to hit the Ogre in the eye and defend Bunn Castle in a target-style mini-game.
Once Upon a Bunn

**Once Upon a Bunn** was a special in-game Fairy Tales themed album event during June-August 2020. Players could collect stickers that randomly appeared on their boards by stepping on the relevant tile, or by winning special game events.

Stickers ranged from common (1 star) to rare (5 stars).

Using roll boosters meant more stickers would be in each pack (green, silver or gold). Special sticker packs were also available for completing mini challenges, such as the rainbow pack and the wild pack.

The Enchanted Board and the Fairy Forest theme were released around the same time as the album event started.

An event associated thropy idol is the Bad Wolf whose character also appears in the Three Little Bunnies set. The Bad Wolf is also the boss to beat on the Enchanted Board's minigame.

## Sticker Sets

There were 12 Fairy Tale themed sticker sets to complete:

1. Cinderolla
2. The Wizard of Board
3. Three Little Bunnies
4. Alice in Wonder Board
5. Jack and the Gemstalk
6. Bunaddin
7. Sleepping Bunny
8. Hansel & Gretel
9. Little Red Rolling Hood
10. Snow Bunn
11. Bad Apples
12. The Charming Ones

## Winnings

Players won coins and rolls for each completed set. Winnings increased from lowest for Cinderolla to highest for The Charming Ones. While the coins one could win depended on their level in the game, the rolls were the same for each player:

## Trading

Players could send up to 2 duplicate stickers per day to each of their friends. For a limited time, this increased to four stickers.

Stickers 10, 11 and 12 in each set were private property and not giftable even if the player had duplicates.

Duplicate stickers could also be traded in the album for rolls based on their star value:

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