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Stephanie Brown

**Stephanie Brown** is a resident of Gotham City and one of Bruce Wayne's potential future recruits.

## Biography

At some point, Bruce Wayne chose Stephanie Brown, alongside Carrie Kelley, Daxton Chill and Duke Thomas, as a potential future recruit and successor to the then-late Jason Todd as Robin.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Stephanie Brown is the daughter of Batman villain Cluemaster, later becoming the vigilante Spoiler, as a foil to her father. She briefly assumed the mantle of Robin during Tim Drake's short-lived retirement and, after the events of *Battle for the Cowl*, succeeded Cassandra Cain as Batgirl. She debuted in *Detective Comics* #647 (August, 1992).

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (August 12, 2021). "Barbara Gordon". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 1. HBO Max.
Red Hood suit

The **Red Hood Suit** is a protective suit that Jason Todd wear as Red Hood.

## History

After his resurrection, Jason began to wear an armored suit with a metallic red helmet as the Red Hood.

## Functions

* **Identity Concealment:** The main purpose of the suit is to conceal Jason's identity, even having a voice changer in the helmet to cover his true voice.
* **Advanced Durability:** The suit was shown durable from gunfire, even from a sniper rifle, and able to insulate against electric weaponry such as Nightwing's electrified eskrima sticks. The suit even protected Jason against an explosive car.
* **Gun Holsters:** The thighs of Jason suit contain holsters to contain his twin semi-auto handguns.
* **Knife Sheath:** Jason belt contains a sheath to holster his combat knife.
* **Ammo Compartments:** Jason has magazines of ammo for his handguns and assault rifle stored on his belt.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* "Red Hood"
* "Hank & Dove"
* "Blackfire"
* "Lazarus"
* "Lady Vic"
* "Souls" (mentioned)
* "Troubled Water"
* "The Call is Coming from Inside the House"
* "Prodigal"
* "Purple Rain"
Rogers

**Rogers** is a police officer for the Covington Police Department.

## Biography

When Dick Grayson entered Covington Police Department in search of Rachel Roth, Rogers mentioned a hunter having come in describing a girl matching her description.

## References

1. ↑ Johns, Geoff (writer) & Fawcett, John (director) (November 2, 2018). "Doom Patrol". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 4. DC Universe.
Temple of Azarath

The **Temple of Azarath** is a temple underneath Fire Creek dam in the North Metro Quadrant of Metropolis created and devoted to the worship of Trigon, his offspring, and the use of occult powers. It is currently used by the Church of Blood.

## History

Who originally built the temple is currently unknown, however at some point in history a dam near the cities of Metropolis was built on top of the temple and named Fire Creek.

Some time after 2019, May Bennett began working with Lex Luthor and together they discerned both the location of the temple and uncovered it. May informed Lex that through the temple the gods would soon know his name. Lex abruptly fires her and swears her to secrecy.

Following Lex's death, May retakes control over the temple and it serves as a base for her Church of Blood.

Using the pool of blood, Sebastian Sanger unlocks his powers as the cambion son of Trigon.

## Appearance

The temple is constructed of dark stone in an arc formation, lit by fire and by yellow lighting. It has a number of prominent, large stone effigies of ravens with glowing red eyes, and near the entrance there are two small podiums used as tables. In the center of the temple there is a circular pool filled with blood and surrounded by ancient runes, and towards the back there is a slot for Mother Mayhem's staff and a dais with a throne.

## Known users

### Current users

* Sebastian Sanger (Leader)
* Church of Blood

### Former cultists

* May Bennett (deceased)
* Lex Luthor (deceased)
* Gina (deceased)
* The Confessor (deceased)

## Appearances

### Season 4

* "Lex Luthor"
* "Mother Mayhem"
* "Jinx"
* "Super Super Mart"
* "Inside Man"
* "Brother Blood"
* "Project Starfire"

## Trivia

* In the episode Lex Luthor (episode), May states that she has dedicated over five years of her life to finding the temple, however it is later revealed in Super Super Mart that she was incarcerated at Agnews Asylum until 2019. Either she is lying, was somehow working with Gina on finding it while captive, or this is a continuity error.
* In DC Comics, the Temple of Azarath is a city in an interdimensional realm where Rachel Roth was born and raised.
* In the show, Rachel Roth's mother, Angela uses 'Azarath' as her surname.
* Azarath is the first word of the mystical chant "Azarath, Metrion, Zinthos", used by the Church of Blood, by the Organization and famously by Rachel Roth in DC comics and other adaptations.
* The dam, and therefore the Temple, is noted to be near Hynek Lake approximately forty miles north of S.T.A.R. Labs, discerned when the Church of Blood attempted to hack LexCorp servers and in turn revealed their location to the Titans.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hatem, Richard (writer) & McGowan, Jen (director) (December 1, 2022). "Brother Blood". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 6. HBO Max.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Hatem, Richard (writer) & Copus, Nick (director) (November 3, 2022). "Lex Luthor". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 1. HBO Max.
3. ↑ Hill, Bryan Edward, Walker, Greg (writers) & Kalymnios, Alex (director) (November 23, 2018). "Asylum". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 7. DC Universe.
Richard Hatem

## Richard Hatem

### Wikipedia

Richard Hatem

**Richard Hatem** (born 1966) is a writer.

## Credits

### Co-executive producer

Season 1
* "Titans"
* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Origins"
* "Doom Patrol"
* "Together"
* "Jason Todd"
* "Asylum"
* "Donna Troy"
* "Hank and Dawn"
* "Koriand'r"
* "Dick Grayson"

### Written by

#### Season 1

* "Origins" (with Geoff Johns, Marisha Mukerjee and Greg Walker)
* "Jason Todd" (with Jeffrey David Thomas)
* "Donna Troy" (with Marisha Mukerjee)
* "Dick Grayson"

#### Season 2

* "Rose"
* "Conner"
* "Nightwing" (with Greg Walker)

#### Season 3

* "Barbara Gordon" (with Geoff Johns)
* "Souls"
* "Purple Rain" (with Greg Walker)

#### Season 4

* "Lex Luthor"
* "Brother Blood"
* "Titans Forever"
Riddler

The **Riddler** is a supervillain and an enemy of Batman.

## Biography

In a fake reality created by Trigon, the Riddler attempted to rob some jewelry stores with some thugs, until they were thwarted by Batman and Robin. However, Robin got cocky and the Riddler surprised him by firing a gun, a weapon he didn't normally use, thus paralyzing Robin in the process.

Years later, the Riddler was a prisoner of Arkham Asylum, and was murdered by Batman.

## Abilities

* **Expert marksman**: In a fake reality, the Riddler used a gun to shoot Robin in his T5 vertebra, paralyzing him from the waist down and confining him to a wheelchair.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* "The Call is Coming from Inside the House" (mentioned)
Super Super Mart

"**Super Super Mart**" is the fourth episode of the fourth season of *Titans*, and the forty-first episode overall. It premiered on HBO Max on November 17, 2022.

## Synopsis

As she grows closer to Sebastian, Rachel makes an unsettling discovery that leads the Titans to The Organization's Asylum - where they come face-to-face with their deadliest foes yet.

## Cast

### Starring

* Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson
* Mame-Anna Diop as Princess Koriand'r/Kory Anders
* Teagan Croft as Rachel Roth
* Ryan Potter as Gar Logan
* Joshua Orpin as Conner Kent
* Jay Lycurgo as Tim Drake
* Franka Potente as May Bennett/Mother Mayhem
* Joseph Morgan as Sebastian Sanger

### Guest starring

* Lisa Ambalavanar as Jinx
* James Scully as Bernard Fitzmartin
* Nicola Correia-Damude as Gina
* Noah Dalton Danby as The Confessor
* Reed Birney as Dr. Adamson

### Co-starring

* Tim Post as Arthur Holmwood
* Nicholas Li as Solly
* Krystle Ferdinand as Nicolette
* Sean Meldrum as Leo
* Benjamin Blais as Bryce
* Mark Walker as Big Boss
* Dave Ross as Bartender
* Faye Ly as Darlene
* Elina Miyake Jackson as Greenhouse Attendant
* Allison Hogg as Trish
* Unknown as Deathstroke

## Trivia

* In Titans Season 1, the episode "Asylum" May Bennett was an inmate in the Agnews Asylum in 2019 while Koriand'r was burning down the The Organization and escaping the Asylum with Dick, Rachel and Gar and May Bennett was later introduced in Season 4 after the events of Season 1.
Wisconsin

**Wisconsin** is a state in the United States of America.

## History

Hank Hall and Dawn Granger planned to move to Wisconsin after a final vigilante mission. Dick Grayson tracked down Clayton Williams in Milwaukee, letting him know their former Haly's Circus compatriots had been hunted down. While there, their killer kidnapped Williams, but Dick and Jason Todd took him down.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Hawk and Dove" (mentioned)
* "Jason Todd"

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva (writer) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 19, 2018). "Hawk and Dove". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 2. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Thomas, Jeffrey David (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 16, 2018). "Jason Todd". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 6. DC Universe.
Snowy Cones Ice Cream Factory

The **Snowy Cones Ice Cream Factory** is the former hideout of Mr. Freeze.

## History

The Snowy Cones Ice Cream Factory was once used as a hideout by Mr. Freeze. It was later used by Jonathan Crane and Jason Todd during their attempt to cause chaos in Gotham City.

## Known inhabitants

### Former inhabitants

* Jonathan Crane
* Victor Fries
* Jason Todd

## Appearances

### Season 3

* "51%"
* "Home" (mentioned)

## Behind the Scenes

The Snowy Cones Ice Cream Factory was previously seen as a Mr. Freeze hideout in the 1997 film *Batman & Robin*.

## References

1. ↑ McCarthy, Kate (writer) & Gomez, Nick (director) (September 9, 2021). "51%". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 7. HBO Max.
Ren

**Ren** is a friend of Hank and Don Hall.

## Biography

Ren attended a frat party to celebrate the Kesel Lions' victory.

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, Ren Takamori was a political reporter and the former girlfriend of Hank Hall who was occasionally possessed by Kestrel.

## References

1. ↑ Johns, Geoff, Goldsman, Akiva (writers) & Goldsman, Akiva (director) (December 7, 2018). "Hank and Dawn". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 9. DC Universe.
Sally

**Sally** is a volunteer at Lastside Rescue Mission.

## Biography

Sally saw Rachel Roth in Lastside Rescue Mission, approaching her. She offered to take her to a children's shelter, but before they reached her car, Rachel ran away, believing Sally to be lying about her identity.

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Berlanti, Greg (writers) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 12, 2018). "Titans". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 1. DC Universe.
Arthur Holmwood

**Arthur Holmwood** was a cult member of the Church of Blood and Lex Luthor's personal physician.

## Biography

In 1998, Arthur worked for The Organization and was May Bennett's doctor as she gave birth to her and Trigon's son, Sebastian. However, since The Organization's prophecy relied on Trigon's daughter, Sebastian was taken away. Arthur ordered May to be restrained when she protested.

Arthur served as Lex Luthor's personal physician for an unknown number of years, and working with May in order to find a cure for Lex's terminal Kryptonite poisoning.

Disguised in a Raven mask, Arthur kidnapped and drained multiple men for their blood in order to create a pool in the Temple of Azarath so that Sebastian Sanger may come into his destiny as Brother Blood. Arthur was witnessed by Aria Murphy killing her mother and kidnapping her father, and was shown drinking the blood of some of his victims while at the slaughter house by Rachel Roth.

During a confrontation with Rachel, Arthur sets himself on fire rather than be caught.

Lex Luthor's death and those of the other LexCorp board members are pinned on him following the raid on the slaughter house, clearing Conner's name.

## Powers and abilities

### Powers

* **Magic**: As the Raven Mask, Arthur was shown using various spells in order to enact Mother Mayhem's bidding.
	+ **Immobilization**: Arthur was able to freeze his victims in place.
	+ **Psychic imprisonment**: Arthur trapped Aria inside her own mind after she witnessed him kidnapping her father.
	+ **Pyrokinesis**: Arthur lit himself on fire using magic to evade capture by Rachel.

### Abilities

* **Physician**: As the personal physician of Lex Luthor, Arthur had extensive medical knowledge.
* **Kryptonite Poisoning Expert**: Arthur was the world's expert in Kryptonite poisoning.
* **Occult knowledge**: Arthur had knowledge of the occult world, and this led him to introducing Lex to May Bennett.

## Appearances

### Season 4

* "Lex Luthor" (as Raven Mask)
* "Mother Mayhem"
* "Super Super Mart" (flashback)

## References

1. ↑ "Super Super Mart"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Mother Mayhem"
3. ↑ "Lex Luthor"
Victor Fries

**Victor Fries**, also known as **Mr. Freeze** is an enemy of Batman. Like Penguin Victor has only been mentioned and his status is unknown.

## Biography

At some point, Freeze froze Commissioner Jim Gordon. After being freed, Gordon died of a heart attack. In 2020, Freeze's hideout, the Snowy Cones Ice Cream Factory, was used by Scarecrow and Red Hood during their attempt to cause chaos in Gotham City after Batman had retired.

## Appearances

### Season 3

* "Barbara Gordon" (mentioned)
* "51%" (mentioned)

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, **Dr. Victor Fries** is an cryonicist and an enemy of Batman.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (August 12, 2021). "Barbara Gordon". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 1. HBO Max.
2. ↑ McCarthy, Kate (writer) & Gomez, Nick (director) (September 9, 2021). "51%". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 7. HBO Max.
Selinda Flinders

"*Don't make this harder than it has to be."
"But that's what I do, love.*"
—Donna Troy and Selinda Flinders[src]
**Selinda Flinders** is a metahuman criminal commonly known as **Shimmer**.

## Biography

Selinda committed crimes in exchange for money, specifically murder. This led to Roy Harper having intel on her for some time.

Walking the streets of Chicago one night, Selinda encountered Donna Troy and Kory Anders. Given the option to turn herself in, Selinda decided to fight back. Grabbing a nearby newspaper, she used her abilities to transmute it into a solid object and hurl it at them, engaging in battle. Dodging a burst of flames from Kory, she tried to grab another paper before she was reeled in by Donna's lasso and given a final blow from Kory. She was easily apprehended and arrested by the Chicago FBI, promising Donna that they would meet again.

## Powers and abilities

### Powers

* **Metahuman physiology**: Through unknown means, Selinda received metahuman abilities.
	+ **Matter transmutation**: Shimmer has the ability to transmute any inanimate element or compound into any other. For instance, she used a newspaper as a weapon by turning it into steel and hurling it at her enemies.
	+ **Bioluminescence**: Shimmer naturally emits (in short bursts) a pink and blue electric glow emanating from her body that resembles plasma. This energy also appears on the object that she is transmuting.
		- **Bioacoustikinesis**: Whenever she glows, a sound resembling high pitched bells clanking against each other follows.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Hatem, Richard (writer) & Hope, Nathan (director) (September 13, 2019). "Rose". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 2. DC Universe.
Travis

**Travis** is a frequent patron of Bulldog's Diner.

## History

Travis entered Bulldog's Diner, harassing Daryl for some beers. However, Daryl reminded him that they didn't serve them so early, much to the annoyance of Travis. Sharon attempted to intervene, causing Travis to harass her. However, Kory Anders stepped in, beating up Travis and his goons.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff, Mukerjee, Marisha, Walker, Greg (writers) & Sullivan, Kevin Rodney (director) (October 26, 2018). "Origins". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 3. DC Universe.
Diana

"*Wonder Woman was born to protect the innocent.*"
—Donna Troy to Dick Grayson[src]
**Diana** is an Amazon superhero known as **Wonder Woman**, and a member of the Justice League.

## Biography

"*You know, when Diana took me in, she showed me how to fill the hole that fire left in my life with love and with family. That's just what the Amazons do.*"
—Donna Troy to Dick Grayson[src]
At some point, Diana took in Donna Troy, who became her protege. She became a member of the Justice League at some point, before later assisting Batman with a Joker situation.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Aqualad" (mentioned)
* "Nightwing" (mentioned)

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Mukerjee, Marisha (writers) & Frazee, David (director) (November 30, 2018). "Donna Troy". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 8. DC Universe.
Hearts of Iron IV

**Hearts Of Iron IV** — игра созданная студий «Paradox Interactive» в 2016 году. Игра в жанре глобальной стратегии, посвящённая второй мировой. Это четвертая часть игры «Hearts of Iron». Игра созданная в движке Clausewitz engine (Paradox Development Studio), на всех платформ ПК.

## **Подробности об игре**

Игра глобальной стратегии, каждый ячейку надо проверять чтобы не было проблем с вашей страной, в игре есть разновидность стран и весь.
список стран

Вы можете менять историю, к примеру взять и сделать Грецию из слабую страну в империю, но и каждый империй должна быть армия, флот и авиация для военных целей но чтобы их создавать должны быть фабрики. Фабрики гражданских и фабрика армий, но каждый должен знать что фабрики без хороший экономики не возможно построить... Как невозможно? Возможно, только это займёт годы для постройки одной фабрики, если вы маленькая страна( к примеру Эстония) и вам поможет только фокусы.

У каждой страны есть свой фокусы, как у Третьего рейха, США, СССР, Великобритании и т.д. Но у многих они одинаковые, эти фокусы называются «generic», они есть почти у всех стран которые нет важной преподношения к историй второй мировой.

## **Дополнения**

 **Together for Victory** | 15 дек.2016
 **Death or Dishonor**  | 14 июн. 2017
 **Waking the Tiger** | 8 мар. 2018
 **Man the Guns** | 28 фев. 2019

## **Системные требование**

 Процессор : Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400 @ 2.66 GHz
AMD Athlon II X4 650 @ 3.20 GHz
 Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
 Видеокарта: ATI Radeon HD 5850
NVIDIA GeForce GTX470 with 1GB VRAM
 DirectX: Версии 9.0c
 Место на диске: 2 GB

## **Оптимизаций системы**

И не забывайте если вы начали в 1936 то время будет длится быстро нов 1940 уже время будет меленым, это и за ИИ в игре, они начинаются к войне, и CPU теряет всю мощность для получения информаций для ИИ (P.S, если вы играете с другом, тот у кого хост тот и нагружает свой же компьютер. Человек который зашёл к вам на сервер у него не будет проблем с фризами времени если у хоста не будут проблемы).
Tirsa Hackshaw

*For the character of the same name, see Tirsa Hackshaw (character).*

**Tirsa Hackshaw** is an editor. She is a member of American Cinema Editors, credited with the post-nominal letters "A.C.E.".

## Credits

### Editor

#### Season 1

* "Titans" (with Brian Wessel)
* "Hawk and Dove" (with Brian Wessel)

## Trivia

* Hackshaw previously worked as an editor on *Jessica Jones*, *The Punisher*, and *Luke Cage*.
San Francisco Police

This article should be moved to **San Francisco Police Department**. If required, use the talk page for discussion.

## San Francisco Police Department

### Latest episode

"Barbara Gordon"

The **San Francisco Police Department** (**SFPD**) is a police department located in San Francisco, California.

## History

The SFPD pursued Rose Wilson after she stole a vehicle and evaded their capture, easily fending them off.

Later in 2020, the SFPD were assisted by the resident Titans in taking down Gizmo and his crew.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Hope, Nathan (director) (September 13, 2019). "Rose". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 2. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (August 12, 2021). "Barbara Gordon". *Titans*. Season 3. Episode 1. HBO Max.
Little Woodens

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## Basic Information

### Status

Deceased (presumably)

The Little Woodens are robotic wooden figurines in Endless Inside. They are the creators of Mirya and also stole parts from Elliot and Vulpis to make their Musical Clock Machine.

There are two different types of Little Woodens:

* **Winged Woodens** - Have wings and teeth. They also protect the Little Wooden Dancers.
* **Little Wooden Dancers** - Have tutus and dance by the Musical Clock Machine, a device that apparently calms them down.

Unfortunately, it's hinted that the Little Woodens died at the end of Phase 7.
Savannah Welch

**Savannah Welch** (born 4 August 1984) is an American actress, musician and podcast host. She portrayed Barbara Gordon in the third season of *Titans*.

## Credits

### Actress

#### Season 3

* "Barbara Gordon" Barbara Gordon
* "Red Hood" Barbara Gordon
* "Hank and Dawn" Barbara Gordon
* "Blackfire" Barbara Gordon
* "Lady Vic" Barbara Gordon
* "51%" Barbara Gordon
* "Home" Barbara Gordon
* "Troubled Water" Barbara Gordon
* "Prodigal" Barbara Gordon
* "Purple Rain" Barbara Gordon
Traverse City Police Department

**Traverse City Police Department** is a police department located in Traverse City, Michigan.

## History

The police found the dead body of Melissa Roth. One of the police officers, Jones, contacted Detroit PD detective Dick Grayson about it. After Kory Anders entered the crime scene at the Roth residence, a number of police officers attended, losing the culprit.

## Known employees

### Current employees

* Jones
* Unnamed (CSI)

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Titans" (mentioned)
* "Origins" (mentioned)

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Berlanti, Greg (writers) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 12, 2018). "Titans". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 1. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff, Mukerjee, Marisha, Walker, Greg (writers) & Sullivan, Kevin Rodney (director) (October 26, 2018). "Origins". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 3. DC Universe.
Vincent Kartheiser

**Vincent Paul Kartheiser** (born May 5, 1979) is an American actor. He portrays Jonathan Crane in *Titans*.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 3

* "Red Hood" Jonathan Crane
* "Hank & Dove" Jonathan Crane
* "Blackfire" Jonathan Crane
* "Lazarus" Jonathan Crane
* "Lady Vic" Jonathan Crane
* "51%" Jonathan Crane
* "Home" Jonathan Crane
* "Troubled Water" Jonathan Crane
* "The Call is Coming from Inside the House" Jonathan Crane
* "Prodigal" Jonathan Crane
* "Purple Rain" Jonathan Crane
Spore Mantis

*Disguised as a log, this giant member of the Timematodea is rarely seen and more rarely observed. Like many other arthropods, it disguises itself by attaching parts of its environment to the body, but it is particularly specialized to bark, which will be stripped off both living and dead trees. Due to this behavior, the forests can support this species only in small densities; accordingly, spore mantises are very aggressive towards each other and fight viciously over territory, not rarely resulting in death for the defeated. Smaller and weaker specimens often carve out a life in the forests' borders or in open space, where out of other options, other materials are being used for disguise. The materials have to be reattached every time a spore mantis molts; while a lot of material can be salvaged from the molted exoskeleton, new material has to be added to accommodate the size increase, while too-broken or rotten pieces need to be replaced. Unlike most arthropods that use silk or hair bristles to attach material to them, the spore mantis has modified salivary glands that excrete a mixture of terpenes and polymerases that is used to glue the bark pieces to their body and hardens into a substance very similar to amber in appearance and properties, often trapping plant parts and small animals living on the bark inside. It is unknown if the ability to produce terpenes was naturally evolved or transferred from plants through the chimera virus. Lacking the size and strength to strip off bark, young spore mantises disguise themselves with moss and often climb trees in search for food, which consists mostly of plant matter, carrion and any small enough animal that can't get away fast enough. The carnivorous tendencies seem to have evolved rather recently; the gut of spore mantises is filled with huge, symbiotic nematodes that help with breaking down consumed animal matter.*
Pyromaniac

The **pyromaniac** is the man responsible for burning down Donna Troy's apartment when she was a child, resulting in the death of her father.

## History

Unknown whether it has been something he has struggled with his whole life, he suffered from a disorder of pyromania, taking pleasure in watching things burn.

He was utilized to haunt Donna's past in a false illusion created by Trigon. Provoking Donna to "go dark", he was powerfully thrown out of the apartment window after being refused to humanely be turned into the police.

## Trivia

* It is unsure whether Donna truly knows the identity of the pyromaniac, so his physical appearance may be fabricated as well.

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Walker, Greg (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (September 6, 2019). "Trigon". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 1. DC Universe.
Reed Birney

**Reed Birney** (born September 11, 1954) is an American actor. He portrayed Dr. Adamson/The Messenger in *Titans*.

## Credits

### Actor

#### Season 1

* "Hawk and Dove" Dr. Adamson/The Messenger
* "Origins" Dr. Adamson/The Messenger
* "Together" Dr. Adamson/The Messenger
* "Jason Todd" Dr. Adamson/The Messenger
* "Asylum" Dr. Adamson/The Messenger
Sawar Bracelets

A **Sawar bracelet** is a traditional Tamaranean accessory.

## History

From birth, Tamaranean infants are commonly given Sawar bracelets to suppress their ability to make starfire. Once their starfire power is harnessed and under control, over the years, the Sawar bracelets can be removed. Koriand'r, however, claimed that her power has been far too volatile for her bracelets to ever be removed. It is unknown whether other Tamaraneans face this complication.

## Appearances

Season 1
* "Titans"
* "Origins"
* "Doom Patrol"
* "Together"
* "Jason Todd"
* "Asylum"
* "Donna Troy"
* "Koriand'r"
* "Dick Grayson" (fake reality)

Season 2
* "Trigon"
* "Rose"
* "Ghosts"
* "Deathstroke"
* "Conner"
* "Bruce Wayne"
* "Atonement"
* "E.L.\_.O."
* "Nightwing"

## Behind the scenes

* In the comics, Koriand'r and her sister, Komand'r, were the only Tamareans that could create solar energy as a result of being experimented on by the Psions.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sams, Bianca (writer) & Gomez, Nick (director) (October 4, 2019). "Deathstroke". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 5. DC Universe.
The Art of War

***The Art of War*** is a text written by Sun Tzu.

## History

Rachel Roth attempted to read *The Art of War*, but began falling asleep.

## Behind the scenes

* In the real world, *The Art of War* is an ancient Chinese military treatise that details aspects of warfare and how they apply to military strategy and tactics.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Hope, Nathan (director) (September 13, 2019). "Rose". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 2. DC Universe.
Sandra Sanger

"*There's nothing my Sabby can't do when he puts his mind to it. Hm?*"
—Sandra Sanger[src]
**Sandra Sanger** (? -2021) was a resident of Silvergrove Residence in Metropolis, and was the foster mother of Sebastian Sanger and Lila.

## Biography

In 2007, Sebastian was fostered as a child into the care of Sandra. She gave him his own room and gifted him a red Game Boy Advance AGS-101 to welcome him. Sometime later, Sandra fostered a second child, Lila, whom had an eye injury and was more sickly than Sebastian so needed his warmer room. Sandra asked Sebastian to share the Game Boy with her, which Sebastian did with clear reluctance.

By 2021, Sandra was living in Silvergrove Residence situated in Metropolis and as well as having an injured leg, she appeared to be suffering from Alzheimer's disease; having difficulty keeping track of her conversation with Sebastian. She enjoyed watching television, even if it was a repeat. Sebastian visited her to inform her of his upcoming pitch to potential investors for his game and while she encouraged him, Sandra also asked after Sebastian's ex-girlfriend, stating that she liked her and that every man needed a good woman by his side, unaware this upset Sebastian. He lied to her that Julia was busy.

When Sebastian returned from his unsuccessful pitch, he arrived to Sandra's room emptied out and was informed by May Bennett disguised as a nurse there that Sandra had passed that morning but they had not been able to contact him earlier. It is heavily implied that May killed Sandra to remove an opposing mother figure in Sebastian's life.

## Appearances

### Season 4

* "Mother Mayhem"
* "Brother Blood" (flashbacks)
* "Game Over" (photo)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hill, Bryan Edward (writer) & Copus, Nick (director) (director) (November 3, 2022). "Mother Mayhem". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 2. HBO Max.
2. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & McGowan, Jen (director) (December 1, 2022). "Brother Blood". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 6. HBO Max.
William Wintergreen

"*I don't know who's crazier, you or him?*"
—Wintergreen to Dick Grayson[src]
**William Randolph Wintergreen** is the handler of Slade Wilson who assists Slade with his assignments.

## Biography

Wintergreen served in the Military with Slade Wilson, where the two became good friends, with Wintergreen even being his best man at his wedding with Adeline. Wintergreen eventually became a contractor, eventually offering contracts to his former army buddy Slade Wilson, thereby beginning their partnership.

Five years later, following Jason Todd's announcement of the Titans' reunion, Slade Wilson resurfaced alongside Wintergreen, with the latter inquiring on whether or not he'd received his letters and if they're restarting their business. Upon becoming aware of Slade's return, Dick Grayson confronted Wintergreen, demanding to know the whereabouts of his partner. After threatening him, to no avail,, Dick received a call from Slade with a location to meet and left Wintergreen in order to pursue him.

## Personality

William is known to be a professional, calm and collected, being able to keep his cool in stressful situations. Additionally, with Slade Wilson, Wintergreen retains a level of formality and shares a high level of respect towards him, even going as far as to retain his silence in order to protect him when being pressured to divulge information by Dick Grayson. Despite his allegiances, Wintergreen presumably a semblance of morality, refusing to drag in others, such as relatives, into any vendetta or contract.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Trigon"
* "Aqualad" (flashback)
* "Bruce Wayne"
* "Jericho" (flashback)
* "Faux Hawk"

## Behind the scenes

* In the DC comics, W.R. Wintergreen is the close friend and trusted British manservant of Deathstroke. His first appearance in the comics was *New Teen Titans* #2.
Cannibal

Of all the creatures on the islands, none unnerve me more than the locally dubbed “Cannibals”. Standing a good foot at minimum taller than the tallest human, the cannibals, with their near digitigrade legs and eyeless skulls are truly a fearsome sight. I’m thankful to only have encountered these creatures once - when it was captured by a tribe and paraded - dead, through the streets. Even dead, the creature utterly terrified me.

There is no doubt in my mind that these creatures have, or perhaps will become, humanity. The similarities are simply too uncanny to dismiss. As fossil records from my time do not show anything even remotely resembling these creatures, I am forced to acknowledge the terrible truth that humans will one day evolve into the creatures.

These creatures (I’m reluctant to call them humans) live exclusively in caves, only coming out at night to raid and pillage. The few people that I’ve spoken to about these creatures haven’t seen them use tools, or wear clothing. The lack of eyes combined with the nocturnal nature suggests that these creatures come from a place without a lot of sunlight. What happened to their ancestors?

Despite the somewhat misleading name, the Cannibals do not exclusively eat humans. Any other meat - predator or otherwise is on their menu.
San Quentin State Prison

**San Quentin State Prison** is a prison located in the United States of America.

## History

Arthur Light was incarcerated in San Quentin State Prison by the Titans, before Slade Wilson broke him out.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Hope, Nathan (director) (September 13, 2019). "Rose". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 2. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Tancharoen, Kevin (writer) & Pabst, Tom (director) (September 20, 2019). "Ghosts". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 3. DC Universe.
The Organization

**The Organization** was a mysterious cult dedicated to reuniting Rachel Roth with her father Trigon, an interdimensional demon prophesied to bring about the end of the world.

## History

Years ago, Trigon was summoned to Earth in order to conceive a child with one of his acolytes, Angela Azarath, with the intention of having that child, Rachel, eventually serve as his doorway into the human dimension. Somehow, Dr. Adamson learned of this, and formed The Organization with the intention of bringing this to pass.

The Organization owned and operated Agnews Asylum, in which they kept Angela Azarath. It was here that they also brainwashed various people into the Nuclear Family, a team of assassins that posed as a stereotypical family unit. The family was given vials of a serum that gave them enhanced strength and durability and set up with a home in St. Louis, Missouri, where they stayed until they were needed.

The Nuclear family was sent to kidnap Rachel, but they failed. They were interrogated and restrained by the Titans, so Dick Grayson went after Adamson. Dick arrived at his apartment and questioned him about his reasons, then several agents from the organization arrived but were defeated by Dick and Jason Todd. They captured Adamson and took him to their hotel. At the hotel, Adamson revealed that Rachel's mother was alive and trapped in the Asylum. They went there but were captured and tortured. Rachel released them and Kory blew up the Asylum, killing the last members of the organization except for May Bennett who has escaped the organization with the The Confessor and an unknown woman while Kory was burning down the Asylum and escaping with Dick, Rachel and Gar.

## Known members

### Former members

* Adamson (deceased)
* Angela Azarath (deceased)
* Agnews Asylum doctor (deceased)
* May Bennett (defected)
* Gina (defected; deceased)
* The Confessor (defected)

## Known allies

### Former allies

* Nuclear family" (Inactive)
	+ "Nuclear Dad" (Original leader; deceased)
	+ "Nuclear Stepdad" (leader; deceased)
	+ "Nuclear Biff" (deceased)
	+ "Nuclear Mom" (deceased)
	+ "Nuclear Sis" (deceased)
* Trigon

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Origins"
* "Together"
* "Jason Todd" (mentioned)
* "Asylum"
* "Donna Troy" (mentioned)

### Season 4

* "Super Super Mart"
* "Project Starfire" (mentioned)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Hill, Bryan Edward, Walker, Greg (writers) & Kalymnios, Alex (director) (November 23, 2018). "Asylum". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 7. DC Universe.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Hill, Bryan Edward, Stanton, Gabrielle (writers) & Menon, Meera (director) (November 9, 2018). "Together". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 5. DC Universe.
3. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva (writer) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 19, 2018). "Hawk and Dove". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 2. DC Universe.
4. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Thomas, Jeffrey David (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 16, 2018). "Jason Todd". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 6. DC Universe.
Vince Tennant

**Vincent "Vince" Tennant** (born June 10, 1976) is an American supervising sound editor.

## Credits

### Supervising sound editor

Season 1
* "Titans" (with Charlie Crutcher)
* "Hawk and Dove" (with Charlie Crutcher)
* "Origins" (with Charlie Crutcher)
* "Doom Patrol" (with Charlie Crutcher)
* "Together" (with Charlie Crutcher)
* "Jason Todd" (with Charlie Crutcher)
* "Asylum" (with Charlie Crutcher)
* "Donna Troy" (with Charlie Crutcher)
* "Hank and Dawn" (with Charlie Crutcher)
* "Koriand'r" (with Charlie Crutcher)
* "Dick Grayson" (with Charlie Crutcher)

## Trivia

* Tennant previously worked as a supervising sound editor on *Swamp Thing*.
Wonder Girl suit

The **Wonder Girl suit** is a protective suit that was used by Donna Troy to fight crime as Wonder Girl.

## History

Donna used the Wonder Girl suit to fight crime as Wonder Girl, also while she was a member of the Titans. When not wearing it, Donna kept her suit in her closet. Donna was killed wearing this suit in her final battle with the Titans.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Trigon" (imagination)
* "Aqualad" (flashback)
* "Jericho" (flashback)
* "Nightwing"

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Walker, Greg (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (September 6, 2019). "Trigon". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 1. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Mukerjee, Marisha (writers) & Frazee, David (director) (November 30, 2018). "Donna Troy". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 8. DC Universe.
3. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Walker, Greg (writers) & Banker, Carol (director) (November 29, 2019). "Nightwing". *Titans*. Season 2. Episode 13. DC Universe.
Tig Fong

**Tig Fong** is a Mexican-born Canadian stunt coordinator, fight coordinator and second unit director.

## Credits

### *Titans*

#### Stunt coordinator

##### Season 1

* "Titans" (with Larnell Stovall)
* "Hawk and Dove" (with Larnell Stovall)
* "Origins" (with Larnell Stovall and Brian Ho)
* "Doom Patrol"
* "Together" (with Larnell Stovall and Brian Ho)
* "Jason Todd" (with Larnell Stovall)
* "Asylum" (with Larnell Stovall)

## Trivia

* Fong previously worked as a stunt performer and actor, portraying Certo, on *Arrow*.
Season 3

The **third season** of *Titans* premiered on HBO Max on August 12, 2021 and concluded on October 21, 2021.

## Cast

### Main cast

* Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson/Robin/Nightwing
* Mame-Anna Diop as Princess Koriand'r/Kory Anders/Starfire
* Teagan Croft as Rachel Roth/Raven
* Ryan Potter as Gar Logan/Beast Boy
* Conor Leslie as Donna Troy
* Curran Walters as Jason Todd/Robin/Red Hood
* Joshua Orpin as Conner Kent/Superboy
* Damaris Lewis as Queen Komand'r/Blackfire
* Savannah Welch as Commissioner Barbara Gordon
* Minka Kelly as Dawn Granger/Dove
* Alan Ritchson as Officer Hank Hall/Hawk
* Vincent Kartheiser as Dr. Jonathan Crane

### Recurring cast

* Iain Glen as Bruce Wayne
* Jay Lycurgo as Tim Drake
* McKinley Freeman as Dr. Justin Cole
* Karen Robinson as Margarita Vee
* Greg Bryk as Detective Fletcher

## Trivia

* The events of season 3 take place during 2021, as evidenced by Jason Todd's headstone showing that he died in 2021.
* This was the first season to premiere on HBO Max.
	+ Titans season 3 was originally scheduled to premiere in 2020 on DC Universe. However the filming of the season was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to the season streaming on August 12, 2021, now exclusively on HBO Max.
* This was the last season to feature long-time cast members Alan Ritchson, Minka Kelly and Conor Leslie who left the series after appearing in the first two seasons.

## Gallery

### Videos

Titans Renewed for Season 3 New Episode of Black Lightning! TOP 5 HEADLINESTitans Season 3 - Official Teaser - HBO MaxTitans Season 3 - Official Trailer - HBO MaxTitans - Everything Leading Up to Season 3 - HBO Max
### Promotional images

First look at Red Hood.First look at Starfire.First look at Blackfire.Poster featuring Jason Todd, Tim Drake, Dick Grayson, and Barbara GordonPoster featuring Rachel Roth, Koriand'r, Komand'r, and Conner KentPoster featuring Donna Troy, Dawn Granger, Gar Logan, and Hank Hall"The Streets Are Ours"
## References

1. ↑ "'Titans' Season 3: Akiva Goldsman Offers Update on Filming" - Collider
2. ↑ "Shows A-Z - titans on hbo max" - The Futon Critic
3. ↑ "DC Universe Originals Will Be Moved to HBO Max" - IGN
White Raven suit

The **White Raven Suit** is a magical suit worn by Rachel Roth after regaining her powers and becoming the White Raven.

### History

Upon regaining her powers after they were stolen by Mother Mayhem and the Church of Blood, Rachel's powers conjured up a white dress and cape for her to wear alongside their new silver and gold appearance. Rachel did not intentionally create the suit, admitting so when Tim Drake asked her about it amid the fighting.

### Design

The suit is comprised of a long white, lightly glittered cobweb styled dress that falls to the thigh, with additionally trails that fall lower to the knees. With the dress is a long white, thin cape that tapers to a point at the hood down towards the eyebrows, and at the collar is held together with an opal-like gemstone brooch. It comes with knee high cream boots and sheer white fingerless gloves that come up to the elbow and thread through the middle finger only.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & McGowan, Jen (director) (December 1, 2022). "Brother Blood". *Titans*. Season 4. Episode 6. HBO Max.
Randall W. Smith

*For the character of the same name, see Randall Smith.*

**Randall W. Smith** is a post-production assistant, post-production supervisor and post-production coordinator.

## Credits

### Post production supervisor

Season 1
* "Titans"
* "Hawk and Dove"
* "Origins"
* "Doom Patrol"
* "Together"
* "Jason Todd"
* "Asylum"
* "Donna Troy"
* "Hank and Dawn"
* "Koriand'r"
* "Dick Grayson"

## Trivia

* Smith previously worked as a post production supervisor on *Swamp Thing*.
Traverse City

**Traverse City** is a city located in Michigan, United States of America.

## History

Rachel Roth went to school (Traverse Bay High School) and lived in Traverse City, alongside Kyle and Matt. She returned home one afternoon to find her mother held hostage, before being killed. This caused Rachel to run away, leaving town. Kory Anders visited Rachel's old home, being stopped by police officers as it was a crime scene. However, she beat them up and escaped.

## Current inhabitants

* Kyle
* Matt

### Former inhabitants

* Melissa Roth (deceased)
* Rachel Roth

## Locations

* Roth Home
* Traverse General Hospital
* Traverse City Police Department
* Traverse City Public Records

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Titans"
* "Hawk and Dove" (photos)
* "Origins"

## References

1. ↑ Goldsman, Akiva, Johns, Geoff, Berlanti, Greg (writers) & Anderson, Brad (director) (October 12, 2018). "Titans". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 1. DC Universe.
2. ↑ Hatem, Richard, Johns, Geoff, Mukerjee, Marisha, Walker, Greg (writers) & Sullivan, Kevin Rodney (director) (October 26, 2018). "Origins". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 3. DC Universe.
Piranhadon

The **Piranhadon** is a river-dwelling hunter that specializes in taking its prey from the riverbanks when they come down to drink. It is one of the many creatures residing on the various islands of The Archipelago.

Male Piranhadon are much smaller than the females and must compete to prove their worth as mates. Young are born live in groups of around a dozen. Already five feet long at birth, a juvenile Piranhadon is already a dangerous aquatic predator, and will devour water birds, fish, amphibians, small dinosaurs, and just about anything else it can catch, including larger terrestrial animals. An ambush predator, Piranhadon tends to lie in wait near the river banks, using its sensitive barbels to detect the approach of potential prey, as its eyes are poor and can only see differences between light and dark. A surge of its enormous body, and it will lunge out of the water, taking its prey in its jaws, either killing it with a massive bite or dragging it down below the surface to drown.

Piranhadon also use their lunging ability and powerful pectoral fins to occasionally beach themselves on a shaded river bank. Once ashore, birds, lizards, and other scavengers will flock to the huge fish, picking it clean of innumerable parasites. They will remain there until heat, dryness, and the threat of suffocation forces them back in the water.They are the largest river predator on The Archipelago, and as such, when hunting prey near the riverbanks they should be alert all time from other, larger predators. Female Piranhadon can be up to 50 feet long,and weigh around 14 tons with a relatively narrow, eel-like tail, and a larger, muscular body. Males rarely grow to be longer than 20 feet in length and weigh around 2 tons. Coloration looks to be greenish-black above and white below. A dorsal fin runs the length of the Piranhadon's back, while two huge pectoral fins serve to steer its bulk. Two barbels depend from the fish's lower jaw, the mouth has numerous sharp, pointed teeth, each of which are about the size of an adult human's forearm.
Патч 1.0 (CK3)

Здесь перечислен список **патчей 1.0.X**.

## 1.0.2

Патч 1.0.2 — изначальная retail-версия Crusader Kings III, выпущенная 1 сентября 2020 года. Чексумма — *SOHY*.

## 1.0.3

Патч 1.0.3 — багфикс, выпущенный 3 сентября 2020 года. Чексумма — *935c*.

### Исправленные баги

* Переработана система престолонаследия. Устранен ряд проблем — в том числе, наследование сводными братьями и сестрами от чужого родителя, игнорирование прав дальних родственников и проблемы с определением наследника земельного владения.

## Примечания

1. ↑ Форум Paradox, Patch 1.0.3. Out now! Checksum [935c], 3 сентября 2020
Scarface Puppet

**Scarface** is a puppet that was owned by The Ventriloquist. It is currently displayed at the Trophy Room in the Batcave.

## History

In a fake reality created by Trigon, Scarface is seen from the corpse side of the ventriloquist in the Arkham Asylum.

## Behind the Scenes

* The Scarface Puppet, initially known as "Woody", made its debut in *Detective Comics* #583 (February 1988), and was first owned by The criminal Arnold Wesker aka The Ventriloquist.

## References

1. ↑ Hatem, Richard (writer) & Winter, Glen (director) (December 21, 2018). "Dick Grayson". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 11. DC Universe.
Vincent

**Vincent** (died December 2009) was a football coach and a child molester.

## Biography

In 1999, Vincent was the coach for The Hawks football team, after a game one day, Vincent talked with Don Hall in the locker room about seeing the weight room in hopes of training to be on the team like his brother, Hank Hall. After Hank used profanity to tell his brother they need to leave, Vincent threatened to let the principal know and have him and Don sent back to public school. Hank then told Don that he'd never be capable of being on the football team in order to protect his brother from being molested by Vincent, this caused Don to run away upset. Hank then went into the back room with where Vincent proceeded to molest him, in order to protect his brother.

Ten years later, in December 2009, Vincent was visited by Dawn Granger, who told him that he needed to turn himself in for what he did to Hank years prior. After Vincent refused to do so, Dawn then barged into his home where she was eventually held at gunpoint by Vincent. Close to being shot, Hank then arrived and proceeded to beat Vincent who pleaded that he'd changed over the years, Dawn then found explicit pictures of underage children on Vincent's laptop. Hank then proceeded to beat Vincent to death.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* "Trigon" (photo)
* "Deathstroke" (mentioned)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Johns, Geoff, Goldsman, Akiva (writers) & Goldsman, Akiva (director) (December 7, 2018). "Hank and Dawn". *Titans*. Season 1. Episode 9. DC Universe.