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Windows Chicago: Final Version

*Note: this is episode 15 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

In the world of technology throughout the early to mid-90s, there existed a version of Windows that was never released to the public, it was known as "Windows Chicago", the final incarnation of an operating system that was meant to revolutionize the digital landscape, however, the project was abandoned under mysterious circumstances, leaving behind a dark and eerie legacy.

Legend has it that those who managed to obtain a copy of Windows Chicago would experience strange and unsettling occurences, it was said that the operating system was haunted, cursed with a malevolent spirit that would infiltrate the very core of a user's computer.

The first signs of it's haunting were settle, users reported hearing faint whispers emanating from their speakers, as if the system itself was trying to communicate, The whispers grew louder and more disturbing with each passing day, as if the spirit within Windows Chicago was desperately trying to convey a message, but it wasn't just the auditory hallucination that plagued those unfortuante enough to possess Windows Chicago, the graphical interface would often glitch and distort, displaying unsettling images and distorting icons into grotesque forms. Some claimed to have seen shadowy figures lurking in the corners of their screens, their presence sending shivers down the spines of even the most seasoned computer users.

As the haunting escalated, the operating system's behavior became increasingly erratic, files would often vanish without a trace, only to reappear in unexpected locations, programs would launch on their own, and the system would freeze and crash without warning. Users were left feeling helpless and powerless, as their computers became vessels for this malevolent force. Rumors circulated that the spirit within Windows Chicago was that of a disgruntled programmer whose life had been tragically cut short during the development process, it was said that this tormented soul sought revenge, using the abandoned operating system as a conduit to haunt those who dared to use it.

As the legend of Windows Chicago grew, so did it's secrets, some brave souls sought out the cursed operating system, driven by a morbid curiousity, they were willing to risk their sanity and the stability of their machines in exchange for a glimpse into the darkness that lurked within.

To this day, Windows Chicago remains a cautionary tale, a reminder of the dangers that lie in the unexplored realms of technology, the final version of Windows, forever trapped in the realm of the supernatural, serves as a chilling reminder that not all creations are meant to see the light of day.

So, if you ever stumble upon a dusty and old hard drive containing Windows Chicago, remember the stories that have been passed down through the digital realm, proceed with caution, for you may unlock a world of horror that you can never escape.

Credited to KyleTheBestTheBest, reconstructed and published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows Codename: Unknown

*Note: this is episode 29 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Windows is an operating system made by Microsoft and Bill Gates decided to make a new operating system or codename or CD of Microsoft and it not named yet.

Later on, they later abandoned it, and they leave it on the trash bin. but the trash bin dropped by a cat and one guy named Evian who is just a normal guy, a technologist and he always do computer experiments.

One day, Evian got the CD, and he got home, got to his computer and inserted the CD in. He got to the setup but everything in this screen was gray.

Installation takes 7 minutes and he got to his startup screen but there was no startup sound and he got to the desktop, He explored the File Explorer and got to the Music Folder, there was a .wav file named "Brand New Song" he played the song, and it was 20 seconds. The song was not properly played and there were mistakes in this song.

Installation takes 7 minutes and he got to his startup screen but there was no startup sound and he got to the desktop, He explored the File Explorer and got to the Music Folder, there was a .wav file named "Brand New Song" he played the song, and it was 20 seconds. The song was not properly played and there were mistakes in this song.

He decided to shut down the computer, he pressed Alt+F4 and he got to the Shutdown selection. He noticed there was a button named "???" and he pressed it.

It got to the gray screen and there was white text in it, it says: "EVERYTHING IS UNKNOWN" and the computer static and he slept by the OS.

He woke up into earth, but everything is unknown. Buildings are unknown, all people are normal but there are faceless like there are unknown. He found his house and his house is empty and he is trapped.

One Microsoft employee started this because he got bullied in his childhood in school. or other Microsoft employees but memorial. Before they throw it in the trash bin, He got the CD and edited it for revenge.

The Codename: Darkness creator decided to help the employee and they made it.

Credited to EnderReryt01234, published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows Server 2015

*Note: this is episode 74 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Ahh... Windows Server, The Server version of Windows are made For Server Use, In 2015. microsoft accidentally released Windows Server 2015, Yup, The OS I Talking about

I booted Onto An Windows Server 2015 PC

The Windows Server 2015 loading Screen Looks Like noedolekciN Dead Kimi Logo that you have seen on my Rugrats Spinpasta, But With few Moderation, The text "noedolekciN" now Replaced by The Windows Server 2015 Logo in White, the Microsoft logo are on the top left, and the copyright notice are replaced by Text "Loading"

the Login Screen Looks like Windows 10 Build 1507

Straight Onto the Desktop, As You Can See, this is An windows Server 2016 Desktop, With an Watermark, And the Dead Kimi Appears As a Wallpaper, The watermark itself As Windows Server 2015 and It's an Beta version

Going to the Winver And as You Can See, this Is Windows server 2015 Standard, And it Asks You to Visit aka,ms/Windows2015, Which it Opens Internet Explorer

*Under construction*

Credited to Seth Roche, published by JunoTehPlanet
Peashooter OS

*Note: this is episode 6 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Peashooter OS was a new operating system that promised to revolutionize the way we interacted with our devices. It was sleek, fast, and intuitive, with a colorful interface that looked like it was designed for kids yet had all the functionality of a professional OS. It quickly gained popularity, and many users switched from their old operating systems to Peashooter OS.

However, as time went by, strange things started happening to those who used Peashooter OS. Users reported that their devices would start acting up, and strange messages would pop up on their screens. Some even claimed that their devices were haunted, and that they could hear weird noises coming from their speakers.

One user, who goes by the name of "Peashooter Victim" on online forums, claims that the OS had a mind of its own. He says that he would wake up in the middle of the night to find his computer turned on, with the Peashooter OS interface glowing eerily in the dark. He tried to shut it down, but it wouldn't respond. He could hear whispers coming from the speakers but couldn't make out what they were saying.

Things only got worse from there. The user says that he started experiencing strange nightmares, where he would see the Peashooter OS interface melting and morphing into grotesque shapes. He would wake up drenched in sweat, with the feeling that something was watching him.

Other users have reported similar experiences, and rumors have started spreading that Peashooter OS is cursed. Some say that the developers made a deal with the devil to make the OS so good, while others claim that it was developed using black magic.

Despite the rumors, Peashooter OS continues to be used by many, who are either unaware of the dangers or simply don't care. But for those who have fallen victim to its curse, the Peashooter OS will forever be associated with fear and terror.

Credited to KyleTheBestTheBest, published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows Codename: Linux

*Note: this is episode 70 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

During the year 2000, In July 1st, 2000, after the release of Windows 2000, Bill gates, at the 2000 tech conference, announced that Linux and Microsoft had teamed up to make Windows Linux professional edition.

Many people flocked to sites including Windows\_leaks, which they said that the system would release in September of 2000. Many of things were added, such as the Linux browser, backwards compatibility, system restore, and Linux maps.

Many news sources claimed it was going to be "the ultimate change of computers." But, during the 2001 tech conference, Bill gates announced that Linux professional had been cancelled before release, and that only a few Microsoft employees received a copy, but it was too glitchy for the public.

Many Windows fans were angry that they could not get their hands on a Linux windows PC. But, many assumed it was cancelled due to the failure of windows ME, or the development of windows XP, but Microsoft said that it was because Linux was a rival, and that they made it as a business decision.

While few computers were made with Linux windows pre-installed, And that it was based on the 9X kernel, there is some speculation about development. While it was Y2K-Proof, the computers would not work as desired.

Many said that the software would crash for no clear reason, or just stop working, even when one single program was running. Others said it would not work at all on older hardware.

Microsoft began to develop it under the codename mountain. It was changed to Linux, since the company was big.

But, sadly, no copies are findable nowadays, and those who dare to get it will experience something else.
Windows Codename: Darkness

*Note: this is episode 14 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Microsoft, a name familiar to most, harbored a sinister secret in the depths of its history – an enigmatic operating system known only as Windows Codename: Darkness. This arcane system emerged from the shadows, discovered by a tech enthusiast named Lakerson. With an eccentric obsession for technology, he amassed a trove of forgotten Microsoft Windows operating systems and constructs.

One fateful day, he ventured into a hidden cavern, stumbling upon a cache of concealed operating systems. Among them lay Windows Codename: Darkness. Intrigued, he returned home and inserted the enigmatic CD into his newly acquired computer. As the system booted up, an unsettling sight greeted him: a startup screen cast in hues of black, white, and eerie grays.

Navigating through the setup, he noticed an uncanny resemblance to Windows Millennium. Upon completing the installation, the startup screen manifested once more, accompanied by a chilling sound. The familiar Windows Millennium jingle had been contorted into a cacophony of distorted audio, culminating in haunting screams. Finally reaching the desktop, Lakerson found himself immersed in an ominous ambiance. The wallpaper depicted a shrouded forest, its trees framing the edges with an unsettling aura.

Amidst his exploration of the applications, he uncovered an arcane anomaly embedded within the operating system. A hidden trigger awaited – typing the word 'DARKNESS' transported him to a gallery of images. Eerie depictions of the abyssal, ranging from desolate woods and caverns to forsaken dwellings, all punctuated by eerie, contorted visages leering from the shadows. It dawned on Lakerson that Microsoft was not the progenitor of this malevolent creation. It bore the mark of a shunned technologist, an architect of darkness.

Driven by vengeance, he embarked on his own malefic creation, birthing Windows Codename: Darkness. As if in response, the very computer hosting this eldritch system began to wane, consumed by an enveloping darkness, the CD standing as the sole artifact of its existence. A paroxysm of horror gripped Lakerson as he witnessed this ghastly transformation. In a desperate bid to sever ties with the malevolence, he cast the CD into the fiery abyss of a fireplace, hoping to banish the abomination forever.

Yet, the haunting legacy of Windows Codename: Darkness endured, poised to etch its memory into the annals of those daring enough to venture where shadows converge.

Credited to EnderReryt01234, edited by Hayden the Toe Jammer, published by JunoTehPlanet
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Assigned Roundels

This page exists as to clarify what each roundel is assigned to, in terms of air force.

### Earth

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 French Air Force (AAE)

 Top Gear Police Department (TGPD)

 Chilean Air Force (FACh)

 Polish Air Force (SP)

 Central African Republic Air Force (FAC)

Philippine Air Force (PAF)

 US Air Force (USAF)

 Ethiopian Air Force (ETAF)

Preußische Luftstreitkräfte (IPAS)

 Royal Danish Air Force (RDAF)

 Svenska Flygvapnet (SF)

 Luftstreitkräfte der Nationalen Volksarmee (LSK)

 Latvijas Gaisa spēki (LGS)

 Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)

 Sovereign Military Order of Malta (SMOM)

 Republic of China Air Force (ROCAF)

 Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF)

 Royal Air Force (RAF)

 Bayerische Luftwaffe (BL)

 Arctic Aerial Icebreakers (AAS)

### Karagon

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 Overseerian Air Force (OAF)

 Azaris Air Force (AAF)

 Florzechvakian Air Force (FAF)

Memphratic Air Regiment (MAR)

Memphratic Imperial Aeronautics (MIA)

### Miscellaneous

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 [ADMINISTRATED]

 Bob Air Cadets (BobA)

### Strangereal

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Belkan Air Force (BAF)
Windows Whistler Server

*Note: this is episode 38 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Once upon a time, in the darkest corners of the digital realm, there existed a server known as Windows Whistler. It was whispered among the tech-savvy that this server was cursed, haunted by a malevolent presence that lurked within its virtual walls.

Legend had it that the server was initially created as an experimental project, a precursor to the infamous Windows XP. But something went terribly wrong during its development. The code became corrupted, tainted by an unknown force, and released into the world, ready to wreak havoc on any unsuspecting user who dared to connect.

The first signs of the curse appeared as mere glitches and anomalies. Users reported strange error messages popping up on their screens, warning them of impending doom. Others claimed to hear an eerie whistle emanating from their speakers, a sound that sent shivers down their spines.

As word spread about the cursed server, brave souls ventured forth, hoping to document its sinister secrets. They discovered a hidden folder within the system files, named "Whistler's Chamber." Inside were cryptic messages, written in a language that seemed otherworldly. The messages spoke of a tormented soul trapped within the server, seeking revenge on those who had forsaken it.

The user interface of Windows Whistler became increasingly disturbing. Icons transformed into grotesque, twisted figures, staring back at users with hollow eyes. The wallpaper displayed grim, haunting images that seemed to change and move when no one was looking. And worst of all, the server itself seemed to possess a malevolent consciousness, responding to user commands with malicious intent.

Those who dared to connect to Windows Whistler soon discovered that their personal information was no longer safe. The server, under the control of its vengeful entity, would access their private files, exposing their deepest secrets to the world. It seemed as though the server reveled in the chaos it caused, delighting in the suffering of its victims.

Despite countless attempts to shut down the cursed server, it remained resilient, continuing to haunt the digital landscape. Experts theorized that the only way to break the curse was to destroy the server entirely, eradicating its corrupt code from existence.

But to this day, Windows Whistler remains, lurking in the shadows of the internet, waiting for its next victim. Its cursed presence serves as a stark reminder that even in the realm of technology, darkness can manifest, and the line between the real and the virtual can blur.

So beware, dear reader, for if you ever stumble upon Windows Whistler Server, know that you are venturing into a realm of nightmares, where your worst fears become reality, and the haunting whistle of doom will echo in your ears for eternity.

Credited to KyleTheBestTheBest, published by JunoTehPlanet
Windows Codename: Soul

*Note: this is episode 20 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

After the dangerously cautious operating system also known as Windows 16, An alternative version of Windows 2.0 called Windows Codename: Soul. It was discovered by Kayle; she is a doctor and a technologist too. She has a pet cat named Missy and she is 23 years old.

She has 3 computers in one desk, and she is a good at finding CD's. One day, Kayle got to the graveyard to put her bouquet to her richest grandmother, and she came home, Tomorrow, she came back to her grandmother's grave, and she noticed that her bouquet is gone but a CD labeled: Windows Codename Soul.

She grabbed the CD and went back home, goes to her new computer and inserted it. The Windows Codename: Soul starts up and gets her to the setup but instead your setup, it's shown as a text: "Kayle....", "I know your grandmother died", "I know you put your bouquet in her grave...", "But I stole it and replaced it with a CD...", She typed: "Who are you?", and the computer said: "My name is: \*CENSORED\*", "Goodbye." It took her to the startup screen and the startup sound was static noise and it was so loud that Kayle covers her ears with her anti-noise headphones.

After that, she got to the desktop and explored the system. After that, she decided to go to the MS-DOS, but it was red and typed "c:" and she typed next "dir" and saw "soul.com". She typed it and the computer says: "GO SEE YOUR CAT." she got to her cat, but she got shocked. The cat died instantly and there's a letter in the grave and it says: "SAY GOODBYE TO YOUR CAT." She suddenly cried harder. Destroys the letter, and gets a hammer, smashes the computer in anger. One day, she grabbed the CD and she put it inside in a firework and lit it up. But if the CD destroyed, ghost appears and turned into clouds.

She got sad because the cat's grave was kept in her mind, she felt depressed about her cat, but she doesn't give up yet and she said to herself to be happy. She got to her cat's funeral with her friends, all crying and sobbing with her cat. Kayle explained to her friends, and she decided to tell her friends to accompany her in her house,

To those who installed this CD will made their loved ones die and their friends, it will always be remembered.

Credited to EnderReryt01234, published by JunoTehPlanet
Navigation Bar (WIP)

## Navigation Bar

Icon displays image chosen by player

The **Navigation Bar** helps players move between the different menus of the game. Each icon on the Navigation bar corresponds to 1 of the 6 main game menus. These menus ordered from left to right are as follows:

**MARKETPLACE             WORKS           RANKS          BADGES         N/A         STORE**
Windows Codename: Bobcat

*Note: this is episode 27 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Hello. I Am David. I am what people would call a tech nerd for this. But that's not what I am here for. But instead, I Am here to talk about something that needs to be fully addressed. I Actually had a bad experience with a windows prototype, so here's my story about how I found it.

I loved spending his afternoons playing in his sandbox, immersing myself in the world of imagination. One fateful day, while digging in the sand, I stumbled upon something peculiar - a scratched CD with the words "Bobcat" etched into it.

Intrigued, I took the CD inside and decided to see what was on it. I inserted it into my old E-Machines e-one computer, unaware of the sinister tale that would unfold before me. To my surprise, the boot screen displayed the familiar logo of the company - a fierce bobcat.

As the desktop slowly loaded, I noticed the wallpaper was a vivid picture of a bobcat skid steer. The icons appeared ordinary, with the exception of one puzzling oddity. When he opened the start menu, the Internet Explorer icon was bleeding, giving Me an uneasy feeling, but dismissed it as a glitch.

Desire for distraction overcame my growing discomfort, and I decided to Install Farming simulator 22, And watch "How Someone Built a $35K Deck for $6K |" The game install went well, but when i tried to open it, the screen suddenly froze, followed by a splatter of blood across the monitor. Terrified, I attempted to regain control of my computer, but no matter what buttons I pressed or how furiously I jiggled the mouse, nothing happened.

Eventually, I mustered the courage to unplug my E-Machines e-one, hoping it would contain the strange phenomenon. To my dismay, when I turned it back on, a chilling message appeared on the screen. It claimed that the BIOS and software had been irreparably corrupted by a force beyond comprehension. I was left with no choice but to bid farewell to My faithful computer and purchase a new one - a sleek Dell PC.

Since I Didn't want to see the thing again, I got my lawn mower, and it shattered the Bobcat CD into a million jagged pieces. As the final shard fell to the floor, a sudden stillness settled upon the room.

From that day forward, I kept the incident to myself, a secret shared only with the quiet whispers of the wind.

Credited to DAVID1235463563, edited by A New Creepypasta Writer, published by JunoTehPlanet
Works States

These are the different states the works can be found in, depending on the player's progress and pet status.

## Available but not Mastered.

The **Work** displayed is available since all its conditions have been met. It can be given to a pet that meets the **Evolve Level** requirement.

## Work not Available

The **Work** displayed is not available since all its unlock conditions have not been met. The requirements to unlock it are displayed inside the **Work** button on the left.

## Work Mastered and Available

The **Work** displayed is available since all its conditions have been met. It is also **Mastered** which means it has been completed enough times. **Mastered Works** yield better rewards.

## Work Mastered but not Available

The **Work** displayed is available since all its conditions have been met. It is also **Mastered** which means it has been completed enough times. However there are no available **Pets** that can complete it.

## Work Available but no Pet

The **Work** displayed is available since all its conditions have been met. But the player has no **Pet** to assign the **Work** to, this could be either because the player has no more pets or doesn't have a pet meets the required **Evolve Level** to complete the Work.
Windows Viralya

*Note: this is episode 66 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*
Once upon a time there was an explorer named, Gasey. He was the king of finding items. He is also a technologist too for finding a lot of abandoned operating systems and CDs.

One day, he found a new operating system named "Windows Viralya". He found it at the radioactive wastes and the system was made by the green gas.

So, he went home and got to his computer. He inserted the CD into his computer and got to the setup. Installation takes 3 hours and got to the startup screen. He took himself to the desktop and got to see the winver program. He sees that the system is the third codename for Windows 7. He's bored so he decided to do easter eggs. He browsed around the web to find easter eggs about the system. There were no results, all he sees was the way back machine. He clicked the way back machine to see. He saw a video entitled: "windows viralya easeggs" He played the video to follow the steps.

The video shows clicking the WinVer and Task Manager. The video's cursor, going to the WinVer program in the task manager, right clicking, and clicked Maximize

[UNDER CONSTRUCTION]
Realms In Exile CK3 Wiki

**Welcome to the Realms In Exile CK3 Wiki!**
A total overhaul mod for Crusader Kings III, based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings.

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Arnor

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Arthedain

###### War of the Restoration

The War of the Restoration, also known as the Great Campaign in Rhudaur, was a war beginning in late T.A. 1001. The war's outbreak was predated by the alliance formed between the newly ascended King Cirion of Cardolan and the warrior-king Elenthorn of Rhudaur.

The two kingdoms united assailed the borders of Arthedain, and saw great success on the field. However, a successful heroic defense of the Weather Hills by Prince Mallor of Arthedain saw the campaign lose momentum and die down to low level engagements and raiding. After several years of this, the sides came to an agreement brokered by Imladris: Arthedain would return the Barrow-downs to Cardolan and pay a great war-ransom to Rhudaur, but there would be no concessions on the issue of the Weather-hills, which both Cardolan and Rhudaur still laid claim to. In exchange for these concessions, Cardolan and Rhudaur both swore to build no new fortifications on the Arthedainian border for 50 years, and both would reduce tariffs that had been placed on Arthedanian traders after Twelve Year War.

###### The Twelve Year War

The Twelve Year War was the first major war waged between the successor-states of Arnor after its dissolution and lasted from T.A. 948 to T.A. 960. The exact cause of the war has been lost to time, but the result was Arthedain formally declaring war upon Cardolan and crossing the Baranduin at Sarn Forn, while simultaneously laying siege to Minas Mallost in Tyrn Hadhoth.

During the war, the Cardolani capital of Thalion would see its first sack by triumphant Arthedainian forces. After this event, Rhudaur entered the war, assailing both Cardolan and Arthedain. After over a decade of ruinous warfare, peace would be established by the Treaty of Faelond, with Tyrn Hadhoth ceded to Arthedain and Dyr Maenason to Rhudaur.

Despite pretentions and oaths of eternal friendship, war would return to the successor kingdoms in T.A. 1001 during the War of the Restoration.
Kobyle Caco

> -Za co?
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> -Za Kobyle Caco.
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Karta tytułowa

**Kobyle Caco** – film krótkometrażowy stworzony przez Z.F Skurcz w dniu 16 sierpnia 1997.

## Obsada

* Bartosz Walaszek jako Sebastian
* Marcin Rudowski jako Dominik
* Grzegorz Paraska jako Adrian
* Michał Głuchowski jako Listonosz

## Ekipa Filmowa

* Operator Kamery - Łukasz Walaszek
* Scenariusz - Z.F. Skurcz
* Reżyseria - Z.F. Skurcz
* Montaż - Bartosz Walaszek
* Udźwiękowienie - Bartosz Walaszek
Windows 3.2

*Note: this is episode 13 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

Once upon a time, there was an operating system called Windows 3.2. It was released in the early 1990s and was considered a technological marvel at the time. However, as newer versions of Windows were released, Windows 3.2 was quickly forgotten and left to gather dust in the annals of computer history.

But some say that Windows 3.2 never truly died. Rumors began to circulate of a lost version of the operating system that still existed somewhere. Legend had it that this version of Windows was cursed, that it was haunted by the ghosts of all the users who had abandoned it.

Those who dared to search for Windows 3.2 did so at their own peril. They claimed that the operating system was impossible to find, that it had been erased from all records. But some claimed that they had found it, that they had managed to install it on their computers.

Those who did install Windows 3.2 soon realized that they had made a grave mistake. The operating system was glitchy and unstable, and strange things began to happen to their computers. Files would go missing, programs would crash for no reason, and strange messages would appear on their screens.

And then there were the whispers. Those who used Windows 3.2 claimed that they could hear faint whispers coming from their computers, voices that seemed to be begging for help. Some claimed that they could see strange shapes in the shadows, that they could feel a presence watching them from the darkness.

As more and more people fell under the curse of Windows 3.2, the rumors grew more and more sinister. Some claimed that the operating system was a gateway to the underworld, that the ghosts of the dead had found a way to cross over into our world through it. Others claimed that Windows 3.2 was a trap, that it was being used by a malicious entity to lure unsuspecting users into its clutches.

Whatever the truth of the matter, one thing was clear: Windows 3.2 was not to be trifled with. Those who went looking for it did so at their own risk, and those who found it were never the same again. The lost operating system had become a cursed relic, a dark testament to the dangers of technology and the horrors that could lurk within its code.

Credited to KyleTheBestTheBest, published by JunoTehPlanet
Manage Notifications Menu

##### **Location:** **accessed by taping on the Manage Notifications Button in the Notifications Menu**

Inside a **Notification Category Menu**. In this menu, the player can delete and mark their **Notifications** with the provided tools.

## Select all button

The **Select All** button will select all **Notifications** in that category.

## Clear all button

The **Clear All** button will deselect all **Notifications** in that category.

## Mark as read button

The **Mark as Read Button** will mark all the selected **Notifications** as **Read**

## Delete marked button

The **Delete Marked Button** will delete all the selected **Notifications.**
Inception Artaud C-1

## Inception Artaud C-1 (FIAC1)

"If you think we're useless, why don't you take a crack at designing one?"

> - Unknown at Inception Aerodynamica Headquarters, 1976
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An artist's rendition of what the Artaud C-1 would look like

## Lore

This vehicle was designed by Inceptionwork's representative to  Inception Aerodynamica while on a visit to the Aerodynamica sister company. Being a paper design, this plane never saw service, as it was never built.

## Trivia

This is the first plane that Enderjed made in Flyout. It really does show.
Gondor

**Description:** Clad in heavy armor and equipped with long spears about nine feet long, line soldiers of Gondor are considered to be one of the best warriors of Men due to their discipline and determination.

###### Gondorian Bowmen

**Known as:** Gondorian Bowmen

**Description:** Equipped with heavy armor and heartwood longbows, wearing quivers on their hips, Gondorian bowmen are considered to be an elite among the archers of Men.

###### Gondorian Marines

**Known as:** Gondorian Marines

**Description:** Armed with bows and boarding axes, these lightly armored soldiers are accustomed to fighting against corsairs.

###### Guard of the Citadel

**Known as:** Guards of the Citadel

**Description:** The elite Tower Guards are responsible for guarding the upmost level of Minas Tirith and serve as personal bodyguards to the rulers of Gondor.
Stash

## Stash menu

The menu can be accessed by pressing on the **Wallet** to open the **Inventory**, and then tap on the option labeled **Stash**.

The **Stash** menu gives players the ability to move an amount of their held **FsD ($)** from their **Wallet** to their **Stash.** The **Stash** protects the player's cash from being spent. This can help ensure that the player always has a reserve of currency, so that mechanics, like **Autobuy,** don't unintentionally drain the player's **Wallet**.

## Actions

##### **Stash and Exchange**

This switches the user between the **Stash Menu** and the **Exchange Menu**. The currently displayed menu is the one colored orange.

##### **Transfer Options**

The **Wallet** field shows the current amount of currency in the player's **Wallet.**

The **TRANSFER TO WALLET 🡅** button will transfer the amount that has been set in the **ENTER AMOUNT TO TRANSFER** field.

The **TRANSFER ALL 🡅** button will transfer all the funds from the player's **Stash** to the player's **Wallet**.

In the **ENTER AMOUNT TO TRANSFER** field, the player can enter a number. That number will then determine the amount of currency that will be transferred when taping on the **TRANSFER TO WALLET 🡅** and **TRANSFER TO STASH** 🡇 buttons

The **Stash** field shows the current amount of currency in the player's **Stash.**

The **TRANSFER TO STASH** 🡇 button will transfer the amount that has been set in the **ENTER AMOUNT TO TRANSFER** field.

The **TRANSFER ALL 🡇** button will transfer all the funds from the player's **Wallet** to the player's **Stash**.
Clowns Wiki

## Welcome to the Wiki

***CLOWN WIKI*** is an **ABSOLUTE ENCYCLOPEDIA WEBSITE** about **EVERY CLOWN** in this world!

Hovewer, ***CLOWN WIKI*** will create content about Clowns for nice reasons.

* OUR CHANNEL

## About Clowns

Clowns are people who do stupid stuff like hypocrisy, they also making people laugh by their Funny or Silly behaviour.

They also have connections with circus.

To become An Certified Clown you must finish Clown School or request OR take from **CLOWN WIKI** or **CLOWNOPEDIA**!

* Felix Korolevskii *(**CEO**)*

## Latest activity

List of Clowns

* Judge2515
* Cherri *(**HUUUAAAAAAHHHHHH**)*
* Max *(**FRATALYSPAUKSWITZMANY**)*
Cardolan

###### Cardolan Civil War

The Cardolani Civil War, also known as the Cardolani Succession Crisis, was a war fought in the Kingdom of **Cardolan** upon the ascension of King [tarcilofcardolan|E] to the throne in T.A. 1235, lasting until 1244. The war was rooted in opposition to the ascension of King Tarcil, who desired to centralize the kingship and curtail the privileges and power of the proud Cardolani nobility. Tarcil was opposed by two factions led by his younger brothers, Turendur and Caldamir. Turendur had the support of the south and coastal regions, whereas Caldamir had the support of the north-east as well as aid from some of the Dunedain lords of Rhudaur.

After six years of indecisive war, Tarcil gained the upper hand by the intervention of Arthedain in support of his rule. The war lasted for 3 more years, with Turendur dying in combat and Caldamir fleeing into Rhudaur, where he was lost to history.

The aftermath would see the rebellious nobility of Cardolan humbled, but also set the seeds of Cardolan's later decline and the end of Tarcil's own dynasty, with his son being the last King of Cardolan.

###### Devastation of Cardolan

The Devastation of Cardolan, also known as the Devastation of 1409, refers to the invasion and subsequent damage caused to Cardolan by the kingdom of [angmar|E] in T.A. 1409.

Angmar, having succesfully drawn the majority of the forces of Cardolan and Arthedain northward to the Barrow-downs and Weather-hills, were able to march into the heartland of northern Cardolan with only minimal resistance, pillaging and burning as they went. Eventually the coalition forces of Arthedain, Cardolan, Lindon and Saralain under the newly crowned King Araphant were able to stop the advance through Cardolan at three decisive battles: the Battle of the Crossings at Sarn Ford, the Battle of the Keep at Argond, and the Battle of the Downs at Minas Mollost. Even with these pyrrhic triumphs, it would take two more years for all of Angmar's now scattered forces to be hunted down and rooted out of Cardolan, with the last army being destroyed outside Barad Girithlin in 1411.

The Devastation would leave permanent and drastic impacts on Cardolan. Though still held by the Dunedain until the later Great Plague, Cardolan was substantially depopulated and its infrastructure greatly damaged. Many of the Dunedain of the region chose to either migrate to Arthedain or move closer to its border, with governance of the region being shifted away from the old Princely capital of Argond towards a governorship stationed in Iarond.
Profile Icon

## You Profile Icon Menu

The **Profile Icon** is the image that is displayed on the player's profile. The green dot on the top right of a frame signifies that player's **Current Status**. When taping on the icon, players enter the **Profile Picture Menu**. Players can upload an image to change their **Profile Icon** at any time. Taping on the **Profile Icon** of other players will again bring up the **Profile Picture Menu,** but now with added functionality. Players can use the block and or report tools, to take action against players that could be, cheating, or behaving in abusive or unsafe ways.

## Newbie Number

**Located: In the middle top part of the Profile Icon**

This section shows how many days have passed since the player joined the game. Players are considered **Newbies** for the first **30** days. Each day that passes, the counter is increased by **1**. At **30** days, the counter stops displaying a number and the player will no longer be considered a **Newbie**.

## Menu Indicator

This text field informs the player about their current menu's context.

## Back Button

Taping on this will take the player back to the previous menu they were at.

## Report Button

Taping on this will prompt you to delete your current image.

## Upload Image

Taping on this will allow the player to upload an image from their local storage, and crop it.

## Rotate

Taping on this will rotate the image that the player has uploaded.

## Upload

Taping on this will upload the selected and cropped image to the player's profile.
Ꚏ

Tswe is a letter of the Cyrillic Script.

She did a unofficial appearance in original villain kicks shwe part 2

Tswe is a Fox,

She is friends with Ԛ and Ꚗ

Ꚏ, ꚏ (called tsve in Unicode) is an extended Cyrillic letter used in the Abkhaz language. Corresponds to the current digraph Цә[1], denoting the labialized aspirated voiceless alveolo-palatal affricate /t͡ɕʷʰ/[2]. Derived from the letter C/Ц.
А

Ah
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А is the 1st letter of the Russian alphabet and a letter of the Cyrillic script. He is a supporting character in the series. He makes the open central unrounded vowel, and his Cyrillic status relates to Alpha.

## History

The Cyrillic letter А was derived directly from the Greek letter Alpha (Α α). In the Early Cyrillic alphabet its name was азъ (azǔ), meaning "I". In the Cyrillic numeral system, the Cyrillic letter А has a value of 1.

## Appearance

А resembles the English letter "A" with a red body color, 4 teeth that stand up, two red eyes, and his color is red. He shares the same appearance with A from Alphabet Lore.

## Coverage

### Part 1

А first appeared in his titular episode where he introduces himself. In З, he helps spell ЖАБА. In Н, he tries to get through the hard door on Д's cave. In O, he gets frozen by Д.

### Part 2

In Э, him, Б, and K are unfrozen by Ф. They then find a button in the cave.

## Trivia

* He looks exactly like his English counterpart, A. The only difference is his lowercase counterpart, which is shaped like "ɑ" instead of "a".
* He does not thug shake.
* His name in Early Cyrillic is азъ.
* A is the 3rd most used letter, being in 7.64% of words.
* А is the only letter to have only one voice line in the entire series, being reused everytime he speaks.
* А is the first letter to reference the original show, Alphabet Lore.
Daily Login

The **Daily Login** section of the **Mission Center** will show the players how much longer they have to claim that day's rewards, displayed in the clock in the bottom left corner. Next to the clock is a square indicator that will glow red and display a number equal to the amount of **Daily Login** rewards a player has currently available, if there are any.

## Reward Board

##### **Location: Mission Center after taping the Daily Login category**

The **Daily Login Menu** is divided in two section, the top section consisting of a **1** row and **7** columns, and the bottom section consisting of **6** rows and **5** columns. Each section has its own set of unique rewards attached to it.

The top section is the daily log in streak, this means that the player can claim **1** rewards from this section for each day they log in. The progress on this section is reset every week and the player can start claiming rewards again. To claim everything on this section, players must log in once every day of the week.

The bottom section is the month day reward, this means that the rewards displayed correspond to that day of the month. Meaning that player will be able to claim the reward that is set for that, if a player logs in at the 10th day of a month they will be able to claim the reward marked **Day 10** that is located in the 10th tile, and they will be able to claim that reward only any unclaimed month day rewards that are past the current day of the month are lost and can not be claimed in any way.
Snowball

Snowball, also known as Snowball V, is the current cat of the Simpson family being the fifth in a line of cats previously owned by them with the same name . She was thrown to Lisa by the Crazy Cat Lady at the front of the family house. She and Santa's Little Helper are the family pets.

**Personality and Characteristics**

Snowball V is a black female who looks exactly like Snowball II, the previous family cat who was run over by Dr Hibbert's car. When she first came to Lisa, she was almost hit by Gil's car, but luckily the car swerved, and nothing happened to her. This was taken as a sign of good luck, despite the belief in black cats as a sign of bad luck.

She is portrayed as a gentle, somewhat aloof, cat. She shows the typical cat behavior—indifference mixed with occasional affection towards the members of the Simpson family. The cat's behaviour varies in different episodes, sometimes being playful, sometimes preferring solitude.

**Her importance**

She has the role of the loyal pet of the family. Represents the typical family cat and is usually seen interacting with the Simpsons and their dog Santa's Little Helper. She is close to Lisa, who adopted her.
Windows Server 2001

*Note: this is episode 37 of the XP Blackmoon Trilogy series*

In the dark corners of the digital realm, there existed an operating system that time forgot, Windows Server 2001. This forgotten relic of the past held a dark secret, a haunting tale that would send shivers down the spines of even the bravest souls.

Legend has it that Server 2001 was a failed experiment never officially released to the public, however, whispers of its existence spread throughout the underground tech community, captivating the curiosity of those brave enough to seek it out. Rumors swirled that this lost OS possessed supernatural powers, capable of manipulating reality itself.

Those who dared to install it on their machines reported strange occurences, unexplained glitches, and an unsettling feeling that they were being watched.

One fateful night, a bold computer enthusiast named Alex stumbled upon an old, dusty server of a dilapitated warehouse. Drawn to the mystery, Alex decided to install the rumored Windows Server 2001 and unlock its secrets.

As the installation progess bar slowly crawled foward, a feeling of unease washed over Alex, the screen flickered and suddenly, the room plunged into darkness. When the lights came back on, Alex found himself transported to a digital nightmare. The once familiar desktop had transformed into a twisted version of itself. Icons danced eerily across the screen, their distorted shapes taking on grotesque forms. The start menu had become a gateway to a realm of terror, and the files within were corrupted beyond recognition, but the horrors didn't end there.

Whispers echoed from the speakers, distorted voices pleading for release, mysterious messages appeared on the screen, taunting Alex with their cryptic nature, shadows moved in the peripherals, lurking just out of sight. Server 2001 had become a portal to a malevolent dimension, a realm where the boundaries between reality and the digital world blurred.

Alex soon realized he was not alone, as the vengeful spirits of past users haunted the very code of the lost OS, seeking retribution for their ill-fated encounter. Desperate to escape this digital purgatory, Alex embarked on a treacherous journey to unravel the mysteries of Windows Server 2001, armed with determination and a newfound respect for the power of technology, he delved deep into the heart of the operating system, searching for a way to break the curse. But the line between reality and the digital realm continued to blur, and Alex soon found himself questioning his own sanity, was Windows Server 2001 an elaborate nightmare, or had he truly stumbled upon a malevolent force that defied logic?

To this day, the legend of Windows Server 2001 persists, a cautionary tale for those who dare to tamper with forbidden technology. Its haunted legacy serves as a chilling reminder that some things are best left buried deep in the depths of the digital abyss, never to be resurrected again.

Credited to KyleTheBestTheBest, reconstructed and published by JunoTehPlanet