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Kilowog

**Kilowog** is a member of the Green Lantern Corps. and the close friend and co-mentor of Hal Jordan. Being the Corps. primary trainer for new recruits, Kilowog's main purpose in the Corps. is to train recruits.

## Biography

### Origins

Kilowog was chosen by the Guardians of the Universe as the next Green Lantern from the planet Bolovax Vik and trained under no-nonsense Green Lantern veteran Ermy Gunn until his presumed death. Some time later, Kilowog would learn of Abin Sur's apparent death and found himself training a young Earth citizen known as Hal Jordan. Being mentored by Thaal Sinestro and trained to the bone by Kilowog, Hal quickly became Kilowog's best trainee and ally in the Corps.

### Season 1

Kilowog, alongside other members of the Corps. were informed by Hal following Darkseid's attempted invasion on Earth.

## Personality

Despite his brutish look, Kilowog tends to be a very loyal and honest person, willing to lay down his life for a comrade if it came to it. Upon training under Green Lantern Ermy Gunn, Kilowog would pick up the phrase "poozer", literally meaning "worthless or "useless" rookie, and would continue using it for his own recruits and trainees, albeit in a less aggressive and more playful manner.

## Appearance

Sporting a brutish appearance, Kilowog quickly found out that he could easily scare others with his look and thus found it difficult to make friends. After leaving his planet to pursue the Green Lantern Corps., Kilowog found new use in his appearance by training new recruits.

## Equipment

* **Green Lantern ring**: Kilowog wears a Green Lantern ring provided by the Guardians of the Universe.

* **Green Lantern suit**: Kilowog wears a traditional Green Lantern suit made by the Green Lantern ring for space-travel, flight and protection.

## Trivia

* Kilowog is one of the first people to become suspicious of Thaal Sinestro, who, in the comics, eventually betrays the Corps..
* Bolovax Vik, the planet Kilowog originates from, punishes anyone who leaves with exile. This means that Kilowog is no longer welcome on his home planet and sacrificed much to join the Corps.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, **Kilowog** is the tough Bolovaxian drill sergeant and primary trainer for new recruits in the Green Lantern Corps.. He eventually becomes good friends with Hal Jordan and subsequent later human Green Lanterns.
Arkham Asylum

**Arkham Asylum** is an insane asylum located in Gotham City. It is notorious for holding many of Batman's worst enemies.

## History

Arkham Asylum originated as the home of the Arkham family, most notably being home to Amadeus Arkham. However, through unknown means, the mansion was re-purposed as an insane asylum for those residing in Gotham City. Generations later, Amadeus Arkham's descendant, Jeremiah Arkham, became the asylum's head-warden and psychiatrist.

During Batman's earlier years, the asylum racked up various inmates who had battled the vigilante, namely the Riddler, the Scarecrow, the Mad Hatter and Two-Face. Kirk Langstrom, also known as Man-Bat, is also current being held by his own request upon fear of his own abilities.

### Origins (2018)

Whilst hunting for Parademons, Batman asked for permission to interrogate Kirk Langstrom, believing him to be a suspect in his investigation. However, his innocence was proven by both Jeremiah and Francine, Kirk's wife.

## Notable employees

### Current employees

* Jeremiah Arkham (head warden)
* Francine Langstrom (scientist and doctor)

## Notable patients

### Current patients

* Edward Nygma/Riddler
* Garfield Lynns/Firefly
* Harvey Dent/Two-Face
* Jervis Tetch/Mad Hatter
* Kirk Langstrom/Man-Bat

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, **Arkham Asylum** is an insane asylum home of many of Batman, and Gotham City's, villains. It was unintentionally founded by Amadeus Arkham, who had turned insane in the building the asylum now resides in.

## References

1. ↑ Pilot (episode)
2. ↑ Pilot (episode)
Earth

**Earth** is a planet inhabited by primarily humans.

## History

At some point, billions of years ago, Earth was born into the universe. As the planet grew various species were born, with humans becoming the most powerful of all. Since the evolution of humans, Earth has seen drastic changes in its environment, with cities, technology, society and a plethora of other things being created. In the year 1047, Earth experienced its first external invasion from the planet Apokolips, led by Steppenwolf. However, the leaders of each 'tribe' on Earth united to repel the invasion, thwarting Steppenwolf and forcing him back to his home planet.

### Age of Heroes

As of the 21st century, Earth has seen the beginnings of a new type of human - meta-humans. As humans with extraordinary abilities, they began to either wreak havoc or save other humans as well as protect their native homes.

### Origins (2018)

Centuries after Steppenwolf's invasion, Darkseid had taken command of Apokolips and, in turn, activated the Parademons once again in order to launch yet another attack. However, since humans had evolved to the point of obtaining strange powers, many local heroes gathered to defeat Darkseid and his forces. This led to the creation of what was later dubbed as the Justice League.

## Notable individuals

### Residents

* Alfred Pennyworth/Penny-One
* Orin/Arthur Curry/Aquaman
* Barbara Ann-Minerva/Cheetah
* Barbara Gordon/Batgirl
* Billy Batson
* Bruce Wayne/Batman
* Diana Prince/Wonder Woman
* Dick Grayson/Robin
* Elinore Stone (deceased)
* Lieutenant Etta Candy
* Francine Langstrom
* President Franklin Miller
* Garrison Slate
* Hal Jordan/Green Lantern
* Detective Harvey Bullock
* Iris West
* Commissioner James Gordon
* Dr. Jeremiah Arkham
* John Henry Irons
* Joker
* Jonathan Kent (deceased)
* Kirk Langstrom/Man-Bat
* Lex Luthor
* Lois Lane
* Martha Kent
* Martha Wayne (deceased)
* Perry White
* Ray Palmer
* Ronnie Raymond
* Silas Stone
* Colonel Steve Trevor
* Thomas Wayne (deceased)
* Victor Stone/Cyborg
* Y'Mera Xebella/Mera

### Visitors

* Desaad
* Kalibak
* Steppenwolf
* Uxas/Darkseid

## Locations

* Themyscira (island)
* United States (country)
	+ California (state)
		- Coast City (city)
	+ Missouri (state)
		- Central City (city)
	+ New Jersey (state)
		- Gotham City (city)
	+ New York (state)
		- Metropolis (city)
	+ Washington, D.C. (capital city)

## Trivia

* Earth contains many fictional elements despite being mostly accurate to the real life planet.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics **Earth**, despite being based after the real planet, is the main location of many DC Comics characters and is subject to a majority of the DC Universe's lore.
	+ The planet has also been known to undergo various changes through reality warping, time-travel and the merging of universes.
The Joker

## Summary

The Joker is the arch-nemesis and recurring enemy of Batman and the Bat-Family, often being known to pull ridiculous and fatal pranks upon others for some unknown reason.

## Biography

### Origins

Although not much is known about the Joker, he has developed an obsession over Batman and his allies over time and has worked constantly to torment them. However, Batman has since apprehended the Joker and currently sits in an advanced cell within Arkham Asylum.

## Personality

Being known for pulling dangerous pranks and forming evil plans to draw the attention of Batman, the Joker often retains a smile and usually pulls ridiculous jokes on his enemies, sometimes in a manipulative and belittling way. However, his trademark deranged laugh and crazed attitude seems to be his two biggest qualities as his obsession over Batman and many of his allies grows with each passing day.

## Appearance

The Joker's appearance is similar to a literal clown, mainly due to his supposed accident that caused him to fall into a vat of acid. This likely explains his red lips, white skin and green hair. However, he seems to have exaggerated this look and kept this portrayal going. Standing tall, the Joker relies less on brute strength but rather strategy and psychological manipulation, for which he is proficient in.

## Trivia

* The Joker has said that the cause for his disfigurement is due to falling into a vat of acid.
* The Joker's main psychiatrist is known as Dr. Harleen Quinzel. In the comics, she ends up becoming infatuated with him and later aids him in his dangerous schemes.
Steppenwolf

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## Summary

Steppenwolf is the New God uncle of Darkseid, brother to Heggra and the former ruler of Apokalips. Centuries prior to Darkseid's invasion, Steppenwolf himself had attempted the same thing, resulting in failure and his abandonment as Apokalips' ruler, with his nephew taking his place.

## Biography

### Origins

Steppenwolf was raised to rule over Apokalips and wished to acquire true power using the secrets of other planets and communities. Eventually, Steppenwolf happened across Earth and saw potential in ruling it. However, the swift assembling of Atlanteans, Vikings and Amazons (led by King Atlan, Vandal Savage and Hippolya respectively), led to Steppenwolf's defeat and so he retreated back to Apokalips.

His failure would later lead to the call to replace him as Apokalips' ruler and Steppenwolf would come to leave the role and end up mentoring his nephew Darkseid as his successor.

### Season 1

Steppenwolf was seen in a flashback concerning Darkseid's inauguration as the New God of Apokalips.

## Personality

Steppenwolf seems to be an arrogant and selfish person but his defeat at the hands of Earth's former leaders would make him realise this and he would become more accepting of his nephew to instead take his role. This would result in Steppenwolf becoming more lenient to Darkseid as his power increased and his respect for him would be proven in his gift of Parademons.

## Appearance

Standing tall and all-powerful, Steppenwolf's appearance is known to be towering and daunting. Additionally, his war-like attire would make him recognisable as a feared leader and tyrant across the galaxy.

## Episodes

 7
 10

## Trivia

* Darkseid's failed invasion attempt is similar to Steppenwolf's own attempt. The only difference is, however, that Darkseid did not leave his role after.
* Steppenwolf is the original creator of the Parademons.
Duke Thomas

## Summary

Duke Thomas is a child who was saved by the Joker's rampage.

## Biography

### Origin

Duke Thomas was a bright child growing up, being referred to as "Little Prodigy" by his parents.

### Losing His Parents

At 11 years-old, Duke suffered the loss of his parents when the Joker went on a rampage. However, Batman would save him at the unfortunate expense of his parents being victims of the Joker's laughing gas, causing them to descend into insanity. Bruce then fends off the two from Duke, knocking them out and apologising to him for what happened. Duke would then harbour some resentment to Batman but also some respect. Eventually, he was taken in by his aunt and uncle in Burnside.

### Season 1

Duke Thomas' skirmish with the Joker is shown in Bruce Wayne's flashback.

## Personality

Duke tends to be a sarcastic person when in the face of danger, potentially as a defence mechanism for his apparent fear of Batman and his enemies.

## Appearance

Duke initially sports dreadlocks prior to the loss of his parents. However, he ultimately decided to shave his head, intending it to be a new start for himself.

## Trivia

* In the comics, Duke Thomas is known as the vigilante "The Signal", who operates in Gotham City as a member of the Bat-Family.
Murk

## Summary

Murk, also known by his position as Commander Murk, is the commander of Atlantis' defence and the subordinate of Orm Marius during his rise to become king.

## Biography

### Season 2

Murk guards Orm and Nereus as they plan to seize the throne after learning about Atlanna's son, Arthur Curry.

Murk then follows Orm and Nereus into Atlanna's secret hideout in an attempt to expose her and force her to abandon her role as Queen. Murk guards the entrance and has Vulko arrested, taking him to the cells when Orm decides to silence Atlanna for Atlantis' sake.

Murk keeps watch over David Hyde under Nereus and Orm's orders as he constructs his Black Manta suit. He is then instructed to kill Hyde when he weakens or kills Aquaman. Later, he is present during Atlanna's funeral, suspicious over her death and struggling with where his morals lie in the good of Atlantis.

## Personality

Murk is known to be a gruff person who's heavy experience in war and fighting led to him developing a tendency for violence. However, he is proven to be loyal to causes he deems just and always sticks to his word. Despite this, he begins questioning his own allegiance when Atlanna dies.

## Appearance

Murk's veteran status is shown through his many scars and other wounds. His most known wound sustained was the loss of his right hand during an unknown battle.

## Episodes

 11
 12
 13

## References

1. ↑ Sovereignty (episode)
2. ↑ A Pirate's Fortune (episode)
3. ↑ Atlantis' King (episode)
The Batcave (episode)

## Synopsis

Bruce Wayne tracks a rash of fires spreading across the Narrows, endangering Leslie Thompkins. Meanwhile, Flass is given the order to trick James Gordon into a vulnerable position to allow the assassin nicknamed 'Deadshot' to take him out. Struggling between his newfound respect for Gordon and his apparent loyalty and fear of Falcone, he finds himself forced to comply. Meanwhile, Lucius Fox becomes suspicious of Philip Kane's disappearance, not yet knowing of his death at Nygma's hands. A flashback reveals Nygma's upbringing, being fascinated with puzzles and quizzes, often participating in contests. However, he meets Arthur Brown, a seasoned game-show host who secretly rigs his contests to gain as much money as possible. Despite outwitting Brown, he is disqualified, beginning his frequent bursts of anger. Believing Brown to be a cheater and liar, he murders his wife in revenge and begins hosting contests himself in the hopes of finding an intellectual equal. Eventually, he's hired by Falcone provided that he's allowed to place strategic riddles around Gotham to find a challenger with immense resources. Shortly after, a mysterious figure tells Nygma of his plans to control Gotham and of Bruce Wayne's imminent return to Gotham. Back in present day, Nygma begins suffering from delusions, seeing Kane's corpse talking to him through a mirror and mocking him. Bruce, baiting Firefly with the help of Dent on the pretence of funding the fire department, he chases the arsonist and learns that he uses a jetpack. Piercing his fuel source, he tackles him and apprehends him. Due to this, Deadshot takes the opportunity to take out Gordon when Flass sends him to a rooftop. However, at the last second, he is killed by Deadshot. Revealing himself as a double agent, working marks for both Maroni and Falcone, Carmine officially decides to go to war with Maroni. Batman learns of Flass' death and chastises himself for his ineptitude. Returning to the cave, he asks Lucius to deliver several components and finalises work on the headquarters, wryly nicknamed the Batcave by Alfred. A shootout occurs downtown, leaving Bruce to investigate, thereby learning of the start of a mob war between Falcone and Maroni.

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Alfred Pennyworth
* James Gordon / Sergeant Gordon
* Lucius Fox
* D.A Harvey Dent
* Arnold Flass / Detective Flass
* Leslie Thompkins / Doctor Thompkins
* Edward Nygma / Riddler
* Garfield Lynns / Firefly
* Floyd Lawton / Deadshot
* Carmine Falcone
* Sal Maroni
* **Arthur Brown / Cluemaster (flashback) (debut)**
* Barbara Gordon
* Philip Kane (vision)
* Oswald Cobblepot / Penguin
* **Tony Zucco (debut)**
* **Lew Moxon (debut)**
* Hamilton Hill / Mayor Hill
* Harvey Bullock / Detective Bullock
* **Ra's al Ghul (debut)**
* Henri Ducard (flashback)
Nightmare (monster)

A Nightmare is a creature of pure thought that is created by some kinds of barrier magic. They are the physical manifestations of thoughts of those trapped within the barrier. One who is very powerful may be able to control them.

They wear all black and have a blank white mask covering their face. They have been known to inflict TAKE THAT and LETHAL. They also seem to be immune to most calls.

They are not intelligent.

## Anomalies

Once, during Annabel Hatter's Tea Party, a Nightmare appeared dressed in white rather than black. Rather than doing anything unpleasant, it healed wounds and cured sickness. The guests called it a Dream.

Nobody knows what causes Dreams.
Anti-Magic

You’re part of the problem.

Maybe you don’t hold with magic. Maybe you’re just innately anti-magical. Whatever the reason, magic just doesn't work right around you.

Fairies cannot take this talent.

## Minor

Three times per game, you may choose to interfere with a magical ritual by telling the ref overseeing the ritual. This doubles the mana cost.

## Major

As above, but it also inflicts a level of Ruin upon anyone involved with the spell.
Desaad

## Summary

Desaad is a mad scientist who was adopted by Darkseid and groomed to be one of Darkseid's Elite.

## Biography

### Origins

Desaad was an orphaned boy who was found by Darkseid on another planet. Witnessing Desaad's extraordinary abilities, intelligence, sharp wit and manipulative tactics, Darkseid decided to take him in and mentor him to be his right-hand man. Armed with Kalibak's brawn and Desaad's brains, Darkseid named the group his Elites and Desaad would go on to aid his adoptive father in his search for the Anti-Life Equation.

### Season 1

Desaad is later seen alongside the other Elite members in a plan to invade Earth and find the Anti-Life Equation. After Darkseid's Parademon spies were caught and killed, the portals opened up allowed Darkseid and both children to arrive, being met by seven heroes later christened as the Justice League. Intrigued at Superman in particular, Desaad is ordered to take him and subject him to his nefarious torturous methods to convert him into a super-powered Parademon. However, Batman would follow close behind and, despite using the Caped Crusader's fear against him, is defeated by his own technology and caught in an explosion, seemingly killing him.

## Personality

Desaad is a quiet yet manipulative person, often using someone's emotions to control them or turn them against their comrades. Additionally, Desaad's experiments do not generate remorse, despite their brutality, and instead he believes his research to be one of "royal obligation". However, Desaad does not appear to be a truly evil person as he believes his methods to be just and heroic.

## Appearance

Desaad portrays a lanky appearance with most of his body and face covered in a hood. Only Darkseid is known to have seen Desaad without his signature cloak and, due to this, only his red eyes are visible. His appearance notably generates much fear due to his silence and foreboding look.
Apokolips

Female Furies

**Apokolips** is a planet home to Uxas, his Elites, the Parademons and Female Furies.

## History

### Pre-Justice League

Some time after Apokolips' creation, Steppenwolf became its leader, having spear-headed an attack on Earth millions of years ago. However, due to his defeat, Steppenwolf was forced to step down, causing his nephew, Uxas, to assume command, having been endorsed by Granny Goodness, Uxas' two children and Steppenwolf himself.

### Darkseid's failed invasion

After the newly formed Justice League succeeded in defeating Darkseid and teleporting him back to Apokolips, Uxas found himself returning to his compatriots, presumably deciding to wait for a more opportune time to strike and ultimately choosing to continue his plans on Apokolips.

## Known individuals

### Current inhabitants

* Uxas / Darkseid
* Steppenwolf
* Desaad
* Kalibak
* Granny Goodness
* Female Furies
* Parademons

## **Episodes**

### **The Justice League**

#### *Season 1: Origins*

* Fall of a New God
* Origins

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, **Apokolips** is a planet home to many New Gods, with the most notable being Darkseid himself.

## References

1. ↑ Anti-Life Equation (episode)
2. ↑ Origins (episode)
Magical

Image from Maleficent (2014)

**This is the talent.**

 You can do magic!

Please read the related information on magical theory and magic. You will be provided with cards to represent your mana.

## Minor

You dabble. Start with 5 mana. You may lead and cast rituals that end up costing no more than 6 mana.

## Major

You've studied this. Start with 10 mana. You may lead and cast rituals that end up costing no more than 20 mana.
Kirk Langstrom

* Kirk Langstrom
* Man-Bat

Dr. **Kirk Langstrom**, also known by his alter-ego **Man-Bat**, is a geneticist and scientist who's attempts at merging DNA leads to a catastrophic change within him. Due to this, Langstrom now resides in a self-imposed protection cell within Arkham Asylum.

## Biography

### Origins:

Kirk Langstrom developed an interest in animal genetics due to their profound ability to provide great improvements on humans such as perfect sight, regeneration and so on. Alongside his wife Francine, the two developed a serum using bat DNA in order to cure blindness. However, their continuous failures leads Kirk to suffer from fits of rage and the estrangement of his wife. This later led Kirk to develop an obsession with his research and often neglected his wife.

When Bruce Wayne returned to Gotham City after his 10 year supposed disappearance, he hired Kirk Langstrom to be one of the researchers in his R&D science division alongside Pamela Isley and Victor Fries. However, his obsessions leads him to take an imperfect serum which transforms him into a violent and out-of-control Man-Bat creature. Luckily, Bruce quickly discerned the situation and reversed the effects alongside the help of Lucius Fox. Kirk later decided to be send to a protection ward in Arkham Asylum to prevent another transformation, fearing that the serum may not have completely left his system.

### Season 1: Origins (2019)

Several months later, Kirk Langstrom becomes entangled in a rash of abductions in Gotham, with eyewitnesses spotting a "flying creature". Bruce Wayne then visited Kirk to investigate the matter and draw out the possibility of the abductors being Man-Bats.

## Personality

Kirk Langstrom, prior to his apparent obsession, was a bright-eyed, dedicated and loyal person, devoting himself completely to his wife and respected by nearly everyone that knew him. However, due to his constant failure in merging DNA, Kirk began experiencing flashes of rage and his decline would worsen both his relationships and his health. He is seen to be quite remorseful despite his actions and dangerous decisions, deciding it was best for him to be watched over in a secure location like Arkham.

## Appearance

As Kirk Langstrom, he is a balding man who is often visably tired due to dark circles and baggy eyes. However, as the monstrous Man-Bat, he is a towering creature who's wingspan is said to be the size of a house.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, Dr. **Kirk Langstrom** is the unwilling enemy of Batman known as Man-Bat.
Otherland Wiki

**Welcome to the official wiki for the Otherland LRP system.**
This is the wiki for the UK-based Live-Action RolePlay system, Otherland. The next event will run 13th-15th August 2021 at the Bell Heath Centre in the West Midlands.

As a setting, Otherland is the place where Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan take place. As time has gone on, more lore has been added.

As a system, Otherland as a system is an accessible LARP system which has a strong focus on drama, interpersonal relationships, and problem solving in favour of combat.

Be sure to read the Rules for Players.

If you're interested in playing, check out Creating a Character

### Premise for Otherland 2: Imagine Me

A little over a year has passed since Time and Vengeance were overthrown and Annabel Hatter murdered.

Otherland is dying. Ruin is spreading throughout the land, eating it, corrupting everything it touches. Entire regions have been left uninhabitable, while others have vanished entirely. Those corrupted by the Ruin slowly lose their sense of self, mutating their physical form into something unnatural. Nobody feels safe.

Factions previously at war have made peace in the face of this new enemy. The world is uniting in an uneasy truce, and all research efforts are being put towards understanding, fighting, and curing the Ruin. An semi-intelligent Ruined Creature was encountered by the Cheshire Cat, and so a two day summit has been called asking for each of the six factions to send representatives to resolve the issue once and for all. The catch?

The intelligent Ruined Creature has also promised that a representative of the Ruin will be sent.
Alfred Pennyworth

**Alfred Pennyworth** (born 16th April 1960) is the ward and butler of Bruce Wayne as well as a former agent of the S.S.R..

## Biography

### Early life (1960-1998)

Alfred Pennyworth started as a member of the Special Reconnaissance Regiment until he was hired by the Wayne family as their resident butler after meeting them in London. He then met a young Bruce Wayne and contributed greatly into raising him.

### Becoming Bruce Wayne's ward (1998-2008)

In 1998, Thomas and Martha Wayne were murdered by Joe Chill, leaving Bruce Wayne an orphan. Alfred then took him in and became his legal guardian. During this time, Alfred helped Bruce deal with his trauma and even reluctantly helped him find Joe Chill. When Bruce left Gotham City, Alfred continued his duties in the hopes of his return.

### Zero Year (2017)

When Bruce Wayne returned to Gotham City after nearly a decade, Alfred discovered that he had changed and became the bat-vigilante Batman. He then became his close ally and "man behind the voice" as Penny-One. He presumably also aided him in taking down numerous threats such as Joker, Riddler, Two-Face, Firefly, Scarecrow and Man-Bat, the latter of which became enough of a problem for Alfred and Bruce to develop an "anti-Man-Bat serum" to stop his occasional rampages.

### Darkseid's Invasion (2018)

Alfred is seen aiding Batman in chasing down an unknown creature flying through Gotham City. However, the creature escapes and Bruce informs Alfred that he plans to confront Kirk Langstrom. Alfred then double-checks Arkham Asylum security footage to ensure Langstrom's alibi and verifies that he isn't the creature in question. A search result then pops up with a recent sighting in Crime Alley and Alfred sends the location to Bruce to investigate. He later receives a blood sample from him but is told that the creature detonated before saying anything. Scanning the sample, Alfred checks it across numerous databases and concludes that it's alien in origin, confusing him.

## Personality

Alfred Pennyworth is a respectable man with dry wit and a sarcastic sense of humour. He's known to be very formal yet cheekily snarky. It is noted that the only person in the world who can put Bruce Wayne in his place is Alfred. However, he holds great worry for Bruce due to his activities as Batman and guilt for being unable to save him from the trauma of losing his parents.

## Appearance

Alfred's attire often includes a suit paired with a bow-tie. His notable features are his thinning yet black hair, pencil moustache and stark blue eyes alongside his lanky form.

## Episodes

### **The Justice League**

**Season 1: Origins**

* *Pilot*
* *New Allies*
* *Darkseid's Invasion*
* *War* (flashback/vision)
* *Fall of a New God* (flashback)
* *Origins*

**Season 2: Throne of Atlantis**

## Trivia

* Alfred Pennyworth is Bruce Wayne's legal guardian following his parents' deaths.

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, **Alfred Pennyworth** is Bruce Wayne's ward following the death of his parents and also his most trusted ally during his activities as Batman, being codenamed **Penny-One**.
The Man in the Yellow Suit (episode)

## Synopsis

Barry teaches Wally the basics of his abilities as he continues looking into the Yellow Flash. However, unknown to him, Thawne has already enacted a new plan to wipe out the Flash. In a flashback, he recalls his childhood as a son of a wealthy businessman and a candidate for the Presidency. Unfortunately, upon losing, he vents his anger on Eobard and his mother, ending in a scuffle. Forced to jump in, Thawne accidentally ends up killing his father and placed into adoption by her grief-stricken mother. However, the arrival of the Flash brings new hope within the young Thawne and he breaks into the Flash Museum to learn more about the hero. Stealing one of his older suits, he finds a way to draw the Speed-Force from the suit, gifting him speedster abilities. Looking back, Thawne begins suffering a seizure due to his temporal displacement, forcing Snart and the Rogues to act without him by bringing in his sister, Lisa Snart. Meanwhile, Barry receives a call from his father who warns him of investigating the case. As the Rogues plan to take care of the Flash, Mick attempts to betray Thawne only to get attacked by the villainous speedster. Realising the Rogues' inept at stopping the Flash, he races to C.C.P.D and reveals himself to Barry, prompting a chase to a stadium where Barry ends up severely injured due to Thawne's superior skill and experience. Wally later races after Thawne only to be knocked aside, leaving both speedsters unconscious.

## Characters

* Barry Allen / Flash
* Wally West
* Eobard Thawne / Reverse-Flash
* Iris West
* Leonard Snart / Captain Cold
* Mick Rory / Heatwave
* Sam Scudder / Mirror Master
* **Thaddeus Thawne (flashback) (debut)**
* **Lisa Snart / Golden Glider (debut)**
* Darryl Frye / Detective Frye
* **Meloni Thawne (debut)**
* Patty Spivot / Detective Spivot
Divine Blood

Art by cymurri on DeviantART

Thanks to having some god in your family tree, you can move between realms.

This talent acts as an opt-in system for getting access to an IC quiet area which may have non-critical
plot interactions. You can bring a friend.

If you do not want Divine Blood but still need access to the IC quiet area, we can work something out.

## Minor

You may enter a divine pocket dimension at will. You can bring any number of people with you.

There may be non-critical plot interactions in here. This includes side quests, interpersonal drama, and so on.

There are rules on the room. In character, this is because the gods don't like their peace and quiet disturbed. Out of character, this room is for those with sensory issues or who need to relax a little bit IC.

Information:

* The 'pocket dimension' is the lounge on site.
* There will be a sign in the room that anyone can hold up. It reads QUIET PLEASE. Please immediately lower the volume if you see this sign.
* You must lower your voice in this room.
* You may not commit violence. No TAKE THAT, LETHAL, or any spell-casting.
* Violating any of these rules will get you removed from the room. A ref will also have a word with you.
* Repeatedly violating the rules may get you banned from the room and cursed. The head ref will also have a word with you.

## Major

As above.

In addition: Twice per game, you may temporarily ascend to a higher plane of existence for a while. This is an echo of the usual world, but things are slightly different.

This is an IC hard exit from a situation that will cause a MASS TAKE THAT in the direction you are facing. There will also be a MASS TAKE THAT when you return at a location of your choosing.

Phys-rep this by holding your arms in a cone and making the call, and then holding one finger in the air to show you are not in the game.

Come find a ref and we’ll take you to an OC area to discuss what happened.

> If you use this call for out of character reasons such as feeling overwhelmed or claustrophobic, we will prioritise your well-being over the game. We'll offer you a cup of tea, let you relax for a while in the crew room, and then we'll get you back to game at an appropriate time with new and interesting plot.
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Vorpal Sword

The Vorpal Sword is a legendary weapon currently possessed by Lady Vengeance. It can change its own appearance as it sees fit.

## Calls

* LETHAL
* VORPAL/SNICKERSNACK

If calling VORPAL on a player character, you **must** get OC permission beforehand.

Anything hit by VORPAL is killed. This includes Gods and Nightmares.

## Roleplay Effects

* Sometimes, those who see it are overcome with a desire to obtain the sword.
* If you have the sword in your possession, you do not want to give it up.

## History

* An unnamed hero slew the Jabberwock with this sword in the poem The Jabberwocky
* The fairy Tráthnona Una slew Lady Time and Lady Vengeance with this sword at Annabel Hatter's Tea Party
In The Know

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You know who's who and what's what.

Information is power, and you have plenty of information.

## Minor

In your player pack you will receive deep information on three random groups and the full secret brief on one group at random. You will also receive eight rumours about characters at the event.

## Major

As above, but you have an intelligence network that you can direct. You will recieve two slips of paper that you can fill in and hand to a ref. This will tell your intelligence network to get to work finding out the answer to your query. This is used to get up-to-date, specific information about people or places in the world.

Some time later, an NPC will come and find you to discuss what they've learned.
Spookyland

Spookyland has been hit hard by the Ruin. Gone are the days when one could trick-or-treat one another with ease. True fear has gripped the land, and Scary Mary has been rather quiet on the matter...

## Overview

Some kids love scary things - especially Halloween! This is a land created from their imagination. Expect everything stereotypically spooky, from ghosts to pumpkins to vampires to bats. Gore and murder isn't especially common, but it exists as it does in any other society: rarely.

Long ago, all the spooky things in Otherland decided they were sick of being outcasts. So, they banded together and started a village. A village became a town, a town became a city, and over time settlements spread out. Before anyone knew it, they had their own nation: Spookyland!

The nation is ruled by Scary Mary. She has ruled with an iron claw since the beginning, and anyone who dares oppose her invariably suffers an unfortunately fatal accident.

## Kit brief

This brief is very loose because there are so many potential spooky things. Do try to keep it within the realm of common childish imaginations. For inspiration, look to the Nightmare Before Christmas movie, or any Halloween aisle during that time of year. Also, look back on your childhood and think about what you were most afraid of.
Justice League: Origins

## Summary

Justice League: Origins is the first arc in the Justice League series, followed by Justice League: Throne of Atlantis. The arc covers the imminent invasion of the New God Darkseid as seven heroes culminate together to combat the threat, thereby becoming known as the Justice League.

## Plot

Seven heroes find themselves embroiled in a secret invasion led by the villainous Darkseid, teaming up as the Justice League for the very first time, they find themselves both facing their fears and fighting the hardest fight they've ever fought.
Justice League: Season 2

## Synopsis

### Throne of Atlantis

Arthur Curry's journey leads him into the heart of Atlantis when Mera warns him of the increasing tension between both worlds and the dark manipulations of his half-brother, Orm Marius.

### Enter the Speed-Force!

Barry Allen faces the realities of being a superhero as he juggles freeing his father and stopping the onslaught of the Rogues. However, someone from his past and future arrives to destroy the Flash! Will Barry survive this or be doomed as a failed hero?
Zero Year, Part 1 (episode)

## Synopsis

Several reporters report the chaos ensuing across Gotham City as the storm begins enveloping the city, forcing citizens to evacuate with help from the G.C.P.D. Talia prepares to report back to Ra's al Ghul as a shadowy figure presents themselves. Gordon and Bullock work with Jeremiah Arkham to find a way to stop the Arkham Asylum inmates from escaping, finding surprising help from a worried Barbara and Alfred. As Bruce and Ra's battle atop Wayne Enterprises, Nygma and Dent escape but find themselves being pursued by Ubu, the deranged and animalistic servant of Ra's. Talia converses with the shadowy figure and she's revealed to be Nyssa al Ghul, Talia's half-sister, who caught wind of the al Ghul's attack on Gotham and pledged to defend the city following her mother's death. Falcone and Maroni fight back against the assassins. Gordon finally traps the inmates back in Arkham and outwits Hugo Strange thanks to Barbara, who then turns her head to helping the neighbours escape the storm decimating Burnside. Crane's toxin, now in the water supply, begins having disastrous effects as several doctors, including Thompkins, find out that they cannot use the water to help the evacuees. Fox arrives to distract Ubu, allowing Nygma and Dent to freely escape. However, they instead decide to begrudgingly help Fox and the three end up trapping Ubu underground, where he finds Crane and unwittingly attacks him. Ra's continues telling Bruce about how his mentors were agents of his and his plan to wipe Gotham clean of its sins. Bruce then strikes back by stating that Gotham has many people who are willing to help others, disproving the fact that Gotham is a 'lost cause'. Calling back Ubu from an unconscious Crane, Ra's tricks Bruce and kicks him off the rooftop as Nyssa and Talia duel.

## Characters

* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Alfred Pennyworth
* James Gordon / Sergeant Gordon
* Lucius Fox
* Barbara Gordon
* Harvey Bullock / Detective Bullock
* Nyssa Raatko / Nyssa al Ghul
* Jeremiah Arkham
* Leslie Thompkins / Doctor Thompkins
* Sarah Essen / Detective Essen
* **Jim Corrigan / Detective Corrigan (debut)**
* Ra's al Ghul
* Talia al Ghul
* Ubu
* Harvey Dent / Two-Face
* Edward Nygma / Riddler
* Jonathan Crane / Scarecrow
* Hugo Strange / Professor Strange
* Carmine Falcone
* Sal Maroni
* Lester Buchinsky / Electrocutioner
* Victor Zsasz
* **Cyrus Gold (debut)**
* Aaron Helzinger
* Jervis Tetch
* Vicki Vale
* Lois Lane
* Iris West
Protector of the Seas (episode)

## Synopsis

Aquaman, finally having acquired King Atlan's trident and armour, faces off against Black Manta as they burst into the deep ocean. Superman scours the area and locates the two fighting, intent on stopping them. Black Manta chastises Aquaman about his failing acts of heroism when Arthur relays the memories he received from the waterfall. Learning that his father was planned to die by the organisation N.E.M.O, he strikes Aquaman in the shoulder, provoking Mera to restrain him. Garth and Tula confront Nereus as he surveys the army, leading to an unexpected fight between all three as Garth attempts using sorcery to stop him. Wonder Woman comes face-to-face with Ocean Master and gives him the option to give up. Declining, he uses the Dead Water to hold Wonder Woman and drown her. The Flash awakens after a skirmish with the Yellow Blur and notices the Atlantean army closing in and races to find Superman. Black Manta's harpoon, stuck in Aquaman's suit, breaks via his trident and uses its power to knock Manta back to the beach. Upon witnessing this, Superman allows Aquaman to help fix the situation by finding Orm as the Flash arrives to help the two. Green Lantern and Cyborg find themselves against Commander Murk and his army as they fight to break free. Aquaman, arriving in Metropolis' shores, uses the trident to call a mass of sea creatures to aid the other heroes. Meanwhile, LexCorp missiles fire, heading straight for Orm's army.

## Characters

* Arthur Curry / Aquaman
* Y'Mera Xebella / Mera
* Kal-El / Clark Kent / Superman
* Bruce Wayne / Batman
* Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
* Barry Allen / Flash
* Hal Jordan / Green Lantern
* Victor Stone / Cyborg
* Dick Grayson / Robin
* Garth / Aqualad
* Tula / Aquagirl
* Alfred Pennyworth
* Commissioner James Gordon
* Detective Renee Montoya

* Perry White

* Jimmy Olsen
* Lois Lane
* Orm Marius / Ocean Master
* David Hyde / Black Manta
* Nereus
* Commander Murk
* Lex Luthor
* **Mercy Graves (debut)**
* **Detective Darryl Frye (debut)**
* **Captain David Singh (debut)**
* **Detective** **Cameron Chase (debut)**
* Daniel Hyde / The Manta (flashback)
* Fisher King (cameo)
* Black Jack (cameo)
* Dead Water
Garth

## Summary

Garth is a student and apprentice of Vulko and an admirer of Arthur Curry / Aquaman.

## Biography

### Season 2

Garth is seen training alongside Nuidis Vulko when he suddenly goes off to tend to matters belonging to Atlanna.

 Garth becomes worried for his mentor. Disliking Orm Marius's tactics and actions, Garth learns of a possible new heir to the throne and he remarks on his wish to serve under him like Vulko did to Atlanna. However, he later learns of her death and becomes more spiteful over Orm and Nereus.

During Atlanna's funeral, Garth is present with Tula and the two ask Vulko to help aid Aquaman. Vulko, already thinking the same thing, agrees and he tells them that Arthur must first prove his worth to Atlantis before challenging Orm and requests them to be on standby.

## Personality

Garth is a hot-headed individual who enjoys rigorous training. However, he is jealous of Tula's natural ability to use hydrokinesis and works as hard as he can to match her power.

## Appearance

Garth has swept back long hair alongside a staff to use in case of battle. He also sports usual gear of an apprentice.

## Episodes

 12
 13

## Trivia

* Garth's comic counterpart is known as Aqualad, Aquaman's side-kick and member of the Teen Titans. Eventually, as he grows older, he adopts the name Tempest and rejoins the newly reformed and renamed Titans.

## References

1. ↑ Sovereignty (episode)
2. ↑ A Pirate's Fortune (episode)
3. ↑ Atlantis' King (episode)
Lofty

**Voiced by:** Neil Morrissey (UK; 1998-2012), Sonya Leite (US; 2001-2005), Emma Tate (US; 2005-2009), Lizzie Waterworth (US; 2010-2012), Steven Kynman (UK; 2015-present) and Richard Ian Cox (US; 2015-present)

**Lofty** is a mobile crane. Lofty lacks the confidence shown by the others; he is hesitant and timid, but with the encouragement of the team comes through in the end.
Lois Lane

**Lois Lane**, daughter of the respected General Sam Lane is the prestigious reporter for Metropolis' Daily Planet and close friend of Clark Kent. Her articles, mainly revolving around the hero Superman, would lead her to being a Pulitzer Prize winner.

## Biography

### Early life

Lois Lane grew up as an army-brat with her sister, Lucy Lane, and would often spend times in military bases with her father, Sam Lane, and was to be groomed as a military-woman as capable as her father. However, Lois did not share these aspirations and became infatuating with reporting and journalism and eventually decided to pursue this as her goal. Due to this, her father would soon distance himself from her and Lois would move to Metropolis to become a reporter for the Daily Planet.

### Meeting Superman

Lois' time at the Daily Planet allowed her to meet the rough-neck Perry White and stammering Jimmy Olsen as her pursuit to expose corruption and use her journalism skills to better the world became more prominent. She would soon be joined by the mild-mannered Clark Kent and often partnered with him on the field due to their united passion over helping the less fortunate. Simultaneously, Lois became enamoured by the arrival of Superman and was the first reporter to personally interview him, not knowing that he was in fact Clark himself. This led to Lois and Superman becoming close as she began writing articles on the superhero, catapulting her to become a Pulitzer Prize winner and world-renowned journalist. At some point, she maintained a friendly rivalry with fellow journalist Iris West, who hailed from Central City's Picture News.

## Personality

Lois Lane is a strong-minded, stubborn and yet capable individual who's eye for helping others often puts her in mortal peril. However, her quick thinking and the aid of Superman would help her whenever possible. Additionally, she is known to tease her fellow reporter Clark Kent, nicknaming him "Smallville" after his childhood home.

## Appearance

Lois is typically seen wearing standard attire for a reporter with her Daily Planet journalism I.D card around her neck. However, when going undercover for specific articles, she would dress however appropriately for the occasion. Lois, being aware of her looks, tends to use this to her advantage in order to swoon others as a last resort.

## Trivia

* Clark Kent seems to express some romantic interest in Lois Lane and is the only person capable of genuinely making him nervous.
* Lois' most known articles include "Who Is Superman?" and "Earth's Greatest Heroes: The Justice League!".

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, **Lois Lane** is the Pulitzer prize-winning journalist for the Daily Planet as well as the main love interest for Clark Kent.
Y'Mera Xebella

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## Summary

Y'Mera Xebella Challa, also known as Mera or by Aquawoman by some, is the Atlantean-born Xebellian warrior who aids Aquaman, also known as Arthur Curry, in his travels to bond both Atlantis and the surface world.

## Biography

### Origins

Born from the tribe of Xebel in the deep-underwater city of Atlantis, Mera strove to be a capable warrior and wished to prove her abilities in order to one day guide a future king and lead Atlantis into unification and prosperity. However, his father wished to marry her to Nereus, a man whom she detested and therefore she decided to leave until she was ready to make her choice. Eventually, she sought Arthur Curry, a man who she learned had the ability and royalty to become Atlantis' king and was also a product of both the surface world and Atlantis, in order to reestablish order in Atlantis. However, his status a hybrid prevents him from being accepted as their potential king and the two therefore decided to build trust for both humans and Atlanteans alike by aiding others and stopping pirates from taking advantage of others.

### Season 1

Mera, aware of recent events including an invasion, aids Aquaman and the other heroes in preventing it by arriving in time to save a boat from being destroyed.

Mera assembles with Aquaman and attempts to submerge Darkseid to no avail. Following this, Mera stops Kalibak by holding him in place, allowing Wonder Woman to intercept him.

After Superman returns with the help of Batman, Mera works with Aquaman to continue holding off the invasion as they attempt to form a plan.

In Aquaman's flashback, we see Mera talking to her sister Y'Hila about Atlanna's rumoured illegitimate son.

Mera is later seen with Aquaman both in an unknown underwater location and in the ceremony, which eventually ended with one Superman's first enemies, Ultra-Humanite, showing up.

### Season 2

Mera finds Aquaman once again after being sent by Atlanna whilst his half-brother, Orm Marius, makes his bid to steal the throne. She warns him of the likelihood of becoming a target for both the surface world and Atlantis, causing him to look visibly saddened.

## Personality

Mera was originally very traditional and strict but wished to abolish the old ways of Atlantis. She seems to dislike marriage and distrusts Atlantean royalty due to Orm Marius' questionable choices. However, upon meeting Arthur, she has slowly eased and began learning about the surface world.

## Appearance

Mera is often viewed as being beautiful and yet strong based on her appearance and fearsome skills as both a warrior and sorceress. Her red hair is a product of her Xebellian heritage.

## Trivia

* Prior to meeting Arthur Curry, Mera had not visited or even seen the surface world.

## References

1. ↑ Darkseid's Invasion (episode)
2. ↑ War (episode)
3. ↑ United We Rise (episode)
4. ↑ Fall of a New God (episode)
5. ↑ Origins (episode)
6. ↑ Sovereignty (episode)