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Anti-Dragon Rifle Parts (Item)

**Anti-Dragon Rifle Parts** are Weapon Parts in Drachenjäger, and requires 3 open inventory slots to carry. These spare parts for an Anti-Dragon Rifle come in a thick burlap sack tied shut by a chord or rope, though sometimes they may also be found in wooden boxes or metal cases. Various parts of an Anti-Dragon Rifle's components can be found inside, and though often used for replacing damaged parts with new ones, they can also be used in assistance with a Makeshifter to create an Anti-Dragon Rifle. Take note that you will not have all of the parts you need, and even when assembled, it does not come with ammunition.

Though no form of durability applies to weapons in Drachenjäger normally, if your Anti-Dragon Rifle breaks by some means, you can use one set of Anti-Dragon Rifle Parts to repair it on your own. This set of parts includes 3 of the following:

* A Heavy Barrel
* An Anti-Dragon Rifle Receiver
* A High Caliber Magazine
* A High-Pressure Mana Control Grouping Assembly
* A Heavy Stock

### How to acquire Anti-Dragon Rifle Parts

Anti-Dragon Rifle Parts can be either purchased from some vendors across Eurom, or found at a Dragon Hunter's Campsite. Most Military Bases may also possess have them.
The Spirit Of Obedience

Status: Dead (Alive, but "erased from existence" due to the events of LWAS #5, so as good as dead due to Jackson being dead.)

Age: 18

Aliases: Obedience (Raven/Bootleg Raven: Non-canon names)

Residence: Reality (Previously: The Void)

Relationship Status: Single

Family: The Spirit Of Life (creator) The Spirit Of Chaos (dad/former friend)

Other Relations: Maddox White (friend) The Spirit Of Darkness (forced to be an enemy towards, would have been friends) Jackson (acquaintance) Unnamed Angel (acquaintance)

Gender: Female

Eye Color: Glowing White

Hair Color: Black

Skin Color: White

Species: Modified Human
Hound Tag Necklace

A Hound Tag Necklace is a wearable item in Drachenjäger. Exclusive to select backgrounds, Hound Tag Necklaces are prized possessions of those who've served the militaries of their territories. Marked with identity information about their owners, Hound Tags assist the living in recognizing the dead for funeral purposes, and are engraved with details like their name, height, weight, date of birth, etc.

Contrary to selling a Hound Tag for a decent profit, a Hound Tag can also be worn as an accessory by the player for an additional +1 to their intimidation rolls. If not sold, nor worn, Makeshifters can scrap Hound Tags for metal.

### Acquiring Hound Tags

Hound Tag Necklaces can be acquired by various means. Most notably, the Veteran, Prussianian Officer, and Britannian Officer receive Hound Tag Necklaces as parts of their equipment. However, if the player doesn't have the listed backgrounds, they can always acquire them from soldiers, or mercenaries of different territories.
Roman Pocket Case

The **Roman Pocket Case** a magic item in Drachenjäger, and takes 1 inventory slot. It is an elusive piece of magical technology, initially taking the shape of a small brass container no larger than a leather belt pouch. This small device is actually a dimensional generator capable of creating narrow pocket dimensions no larger than a travel pack, in the spaces between realms. By doing so, the device effectively creates a thief-proof storage unit for the user's belongings, opening and closing the dimension to the user's wishes, and only them.

### How to obtain a Roman Pocket Case

This item is only accessible by taking the Roman Scholar or Roman Thief backgrounds upon creating your character. Otherwise, they can be found in Roman Arcadia at shops.
Krabby Patty

A **Krabby Patty** is a hamburger sold by the fictional restaurant the Krusty Krab in the animated television series *SpongeBob SquarePants*. Created by the restaurant's founder and manager Eugene Krabs and his archenemy Plankton, it is what the main character SpongeBob cooks throughout his job as a fry cook, and the restaurant's trademark food and most famous burger in Bikini Bottom. A prominent running gag throughout the series is Krabs' nemesis Plankton trying to steal the Krabby Patty secret formula. This running gag was given a backstory in the special "Friend or Foe", where it is revealed that Krabs and Plankton created the Krabby Patty to compete with the health-violating restaurant Stinky Burgers.
The Spirit Of Logic

Status: Dead

Age: 20

Aliases: Logic, Dr. Logic

Residence: The Void

Relationship Status: Various mermaids (Off-screen)

Family: The Spirit Of Life (creator)

Other Relations: The Spirit Of Chaos (Former friend, now enemy) The Spirit Of Order (friend) The Spirit Of Justice (friend)

Gender: Male

Eye Color: White (Wears glasses)

Hair Color: Very Light Blue

Skin Color: Blue

Species: Modified Fish
Michelin Perfect

### Official League Record

Michelin Perfect is a lineup player for the Saint Louis Express. They have been with the team since Season 1.

### History

Michelin Perfect's played for their college blaseball team, The Saint Louis University Storms. Perfect joined the Express when their girlfriend Laura Trombone asked them to substitute for Herring Tanaka, who's exosuit was damaged in the previous match. Perfect agreed and joined the team, thinking it was just for the one game. But due to the league Draconian recruitment policies Perfect was subjected to the same contract as the rest of the team. Since then Perfect has adapted well to their new role on the team. They became captain due to the fact that no other players were interested in the responsibility.

### Personal Life

Perfect is in a long time relationship with fellow Express batter Laura Trombone. The two met during their time at Saint Louis University. And bonded over their shared love of cooking shows.

Perfect along with teammates, Pierre Snail and Macfarland Woman all enjoy chess, and can frequently be seen playing blitz in the dugout between at bats.

### Trivia

* Perfect is red green colourblind.
* They have a degree in library science from Saint Louis University.
Reinforcer (Makeshifter)

Reinforcer is a Makeshifter Career in Drachenjäger. Emphasizing on defensive support, reinforcers have many abilities that focus on the integrity of their party's armour, and surroundings. Reinforcers shine when it comes to keeping their party members safe by improving, upgrading, and even building armour that ensures its wearer's safety and satisfaction, as well as deploying and maintaining active cover during combat, reinforcing a surface to prevent an ambush, or improving the security of an area to benefit the party.

## Reinforcers in Eurom

Though makeshifting as a practice hails from Agon's predecessors, reinforcement is a school of makeshifting that began when Agon revolted against Britannia during the Red War. With a constant need to uphold the defenses of its liberation, Agonish makeshifters practiced the art of making stronger materials to hold the line against the Britannian invasions, and ultimately won the fight with their fortifications. In modern times, the school of reinforcement is a known ideology, that even if something is as strong as steel, it could always be stronger.

## Reinforcer Features

Listed are the features of the Reinforcer Career.

### Reinforcer Training

Upon becoming a reinforcer at 5th Level, your training to qualify has allowed you to boost your Strength capabilities. Add +1 to your Strength Score.

### Real Steel

At 5th Level, you learn how to install metal plating onto a piece of armour. When installing a plate on a piece of armour, regardless of what kind it is, the user gains a temporary AC boost equivalent to your Intelligence Modifier. This temporary boost lasts for the first attack roll against them, and afterwards the plate breaks. Metal Plating can be crafted from a single piece of metal, and can only be installed on the target's armour once per combat encounter.

### Scratch the Surface

At 10th Level, you learn how to create fortifications. Fortifications can be crafted from 1 piece of metal per foot of cover. Fortifications can be built as either a standing barricade deployed on the ground, or on a surface to minimize the risk of that surface collapsing. Fortifications do not break in time, however, have their own Hit Points, at 10 per piece of metal used when crafting. They are weak to Acidic and Piercing Damage, but resist all other elemental and weapon damage types.

### Beneath the Pressure

At 15th Level, your training in the Reinforcer Career has steeled your nerves. Three times per short or long rest, you can makeshift simple or advanced items during combat. Makeshifting during combat is a major action, though Barbarian's Rage or Fighter's Action Surges can be spent to perform Makeshifting as a bonus action.

### Iron Man

At 20th Level, you learn the in's and out's of building your own armour, with all of its unique effects and features. Working with your DM, you can craft the armour at various sizes (within reason), with a maximum of 3 unique features, and an armour class of 10 plus the size in feet. The required materials and the time needed to craft the armour depends on the DM's word.
Drachenjäger Wiki

# **Welcome, Hunter. Let's slay some Dragons.**

A tabletop game heavily based around the popular 5e experience, Drachenjäger (also known as 'Dragon Hunter'), is a sort of homebrew creation for D&D. In the World of Drachenjäger, large, ferocious, and infamous beasts take to the land, sea, and air to declare a war against mankind. “Dragon Hunters” have been tasked by territories across the world to fight and slay dragons for their kingdoms.

I've created this Wiki as a means of both organizing my work on the project, and publicizing the idea for people interested in the concept.

Over the course of time, I'll be updating this Wiki with details on the world, the lore, the specifics, and more. Stay tuned, and happy hunting!

## Important Pages

Here's a list of finished pages to help you get started:

### Backgrounds

Backgrounds are not new to the Tabletop RPG experience, especially when speaking on the terms of Dungeons & Dragons, however, Drachenjäger has a refined Background system that utilizes features similar to a subclass, or archetype much like in your typical 5e Class.

The list of backgrounds in Drachenjäger is ever-expanding, and we hope to add as many interesting backgrounds as we possibly can. So for now, enjoy what we have to offer!

### Territories & Locations

Territories occupy the continent of Eurom within the world of Drachenjäger. Diversifying the continent with different landscapes, governments, cultures, and more, each territory holds their own histories and grudges, and could very well play an important role in the wake of an aspiring group of dragon hunters, a rag-tag group of mercenaries, or the fated future of the continent in the shape of a brave lot of adventurers.

As time goes on, our creativity will expand beyond the borders of Eurom, and illustrate the world as a whole. But for now, our focuses are maintained on building a continent with an interesting history, charming locations, and luring cultural aspects!
Holo-Chess Set (Game)

The Holo-Chess Set is a type of game in Drachenjäger. It requires 2 Inventory Slots to carry, and is primarily used by the Roman Scholar. This piece of Roman technology appears in the shape of a brass disc-like object about the length and width of a CD, and no taller than a dinner plate, with a glass lens in the centre. Upon imbuing said object with a small amount of magic, the crystal inside hums with life as waves of radiant energy expel into the lens, small engravings in the glass aperture magnify and take shape as a chess board, with their respective pieces in place. After a small frame of time, the board and pieces become hard light, and can be picked up and moved as though they were real.

Though this may be unique and awe-striking for Eurom's people, this small device is nothing more than a game for the wisemen and scholars of Roman Arcadia, to test and compete with their minds. Though not many scholars take the risk of permanently leaving Roman Arcadia forever to study aboard, of those few who do, this device is oftentimes a keepsake or gift; One of the few things the laws of their land will allow them to leave with.

### How to acquire a Holo-Chess Set

This game isn't purchasable from regular vendors, but can be found in Roman Arcadia.
Ring of Taming

The Ring of Taming is an item used by the Officer Backgrounds in Drachenjäger. The item in description is a small silver ring with the name and species of a creature engraved on the exterior. While some are plain and simple, others might be decorated with stones or other engravings, but regardless of their shapes and differences, they all perform the same way. While exclusively used by the Officer Backgrounds for taming falchions and volks, Rings of Taming can be sold by some vendors, or found in certain locations, and used by anyone when taming creatures in the wild.

Using an Animal Handling roll on creatures, you can find out how strong your bond is with another creature through the ring. If your bond is strong enough, you can tame that creature and make it your companion. When creatures become companions, they share the same stats as you, and respond more obediently to tasks and commands.

### Acquiring Rings of Taming

Rings of Taming can bought or found in various locations besides Rome and Arcadia. They're not naturally forming items, and require a scholar in order to imbue them with the magic necessary for their purpose, making them more pricey than usual.

 Britannia
 Agon
 Prussiania
 Rome/Arcadia
Bullet Press

A Portable Bullet Press is an item in Drachenjäger. It takes 3 inventory slots, and can be used by anyone regardless of background. Portable Bullet Presses are contraptions designed to recycle spent casings, and reuse them for making more bullets. Bullet Presses are most useful for making ammunition on the fly, and can be operated during short or long rests at the expense of materials to make more ammunition. Materials used can be found and purchased from shops.

There are four types of Portable Bullet Presses, small caliber, rifle caliber, large caliber, and shot shell. Each kind makes different ammunition for the different types of firearms in Drachenjäger, and require different amounts of materials in order to make bullets.

#### Small Caliber Bullet Presses

* Spark Powder
* Heat Core
* Spent Casing
* Small Caliber Bullet

#### Rifle Caliber Bullet Presses

* Spark Powder x2
* Heat Core
* Spent Casing
* Medium Caliber Bullet

#### Large Caliber Bullet Presses

* Spark Powder x3
* Heat Core
* Spent Casing
* Large Caliber Bullet

#### Shot Shell Bullet Press

* Spark Powder
* Heat Core
* Spent Shell
* Lead Pellets

### Acquiring a Bullet Press

Portable Bullet Presses can be acquired from a few of the different backgrounds, as well as vendors in cities. Additionally, Makeshifters at 10th Level can use their Advanced Makeshifting feature to make them using the following items:

* Wood
* Metal x3
* Moving Parts x3

All Bullet Press types require the same amount of materials in order to be crafted.
Drachopedia

A **Drachopedia** is an item in Drachenjäger. It takes 1 inventory slot, and is primarily used by the Slugger Background. When reading a Drachopedia during combat, it expends the player's major action on their turn, and upon reading it, their next attack against a draconic creature gains an extra 1d6 for the player's choice of either the attack or damage roll.

With the Well Informed Feature in the Slugger Background, the player can read their Drachopedia as a bonus action, and gains improved extra rolls.

### Acquiring a Drachopedia

Drachopedias can mostly be found and bought at libraries or bookstores for a decent price, though one of the equipment options for the Slugger Background supplies the player with a Drachopedia from the start.
Territories

### Summary

Within the continent of Eurom, there are 6 territories that rule their respective lands, all with their own ways and ethics. Cultural, militaristic, governmental, and economic differences line the borders between the 6 territories and their varying landscapes, and definitions of survival. In order to get around, one needs to know the ways that each territory exists, whether they hope to follow those ambitions or watch them burn depends on who steps foot in these territories, and what kinds of goals they bring with them.

Here, you may find each of the listed territories, and links that will take you to pages dedicated to explaining in depth how each one gets by, and expose you to the cultures of their people, as well as other various details and facts.

* Germania
* Britannia
* Agon
* Rome
* Arcadia
* Prussiania
Gary The Snail

Gary the Snail (voiced by Tom Kenny) is SpongeBob's pet sea snail who lives with him in their pineapple home and vocalizes like a cat. Despite only communicating through meows, other snails and SpongeBob can understand and talk to him. Depicted as a level-headed character, Gary often serves as a voice of reason and a foil to SpongeBob and solves problems that his owner cannot. He has a pink shell that is impossibly spacious on the inside.
Everwarmth Lantern (Item)

**An Everwarmth Lantern** is an item in Drachenjäger. It takes 1 Inventory Slot, and can also be held in one hand alongside one-handed weapons like Short Sword and Sidearms. The sole purpose of the Everwarmth Lantern is to protect its user from the frigid atmosphere of the Arctic Drifts. When in your inventory while in the Arctic Drifts, the Everwarmth Lantern remains hinged somewhere on your character's equipment. While actively in use, Everwarmth Lanterns provide protection against the cold for everyone within 10 feet originating from the lantern itself.

While not traditionally needing to be tended to, or maintained by the player, Everwarmth Oil is required to refill the lantern if the DM deems it necessary. One bottle of Everwarmth Oil is enough to refill an Everwarmth Lantern.

### Acquiring an Everwarmth Lantern

Everwarmth Lanterns can be purchased from markets in Germania and Britannia, the two bordering territories to Prussiania where the Everwarmth Lantern is most required for traversal. Everwarmth Lanterns can also be bought from select markets in Prussiania. Using the Advanced Makeshifting feature, Makeshifters can create Everwarmth Lanterns. The required materials are:

* Metal x2
* Everwarmth Candle
* Everwarmth Oil

## Magic Lantern

A Magic Lantern is a Magic Item. Unlike regular Everwarmth Lanterns, Magic Lanterns do not require Everwarmth Oil to operate, and instead, draw from the user's pool of magical essence to power a magic flame. While this might sound hindering to nonmagical creatures, fear not, for it only needs a subtle amount of the the user's magic in order to function, and since all creatures have magic within them, anyone can use a Magic Lantern without worrying about not being able to power it.

Additionally, Magic Lanterns can be enchanted by Roman Scholars to change the effect of those standing within its 10 foot radius. The Lantern must be lit in order for the effects to take place, otherwise no creature will witness the effect. If enchanted by a Roman Scholar using the Master Enchanter feature, the radius of the Lantern is doubled to 20 feet.
Hunting Spoils (Item)

Hunting Spoils are an item in Drachenjäger. They take 1 inventory slot and stack 10 times per slot. Hunting Spoils are a byproduct of hunting, and are typically the edible remains of your prey. Hunting Spoils can be cooked, and eaten by players and creatures, as well as used as bait for other creatures, or sold in marketplaces. Hunting Spoils classify as a form of Food, and with use of the Cultured Hunter feature, allows benefits to those who consume them.

## Obtaining Hunting Spoils

They can be obtained by hunting creatures in the wilderness, or purchased by vendors in the marketplace. Vendors in Prussiania are most likely to sell Hunting Spoils in bigger quantity than other places, and are typically stocked well.

**Makeshifters cannot craft Hunting Spoils for likely obvious reasons.**
Patrick

**Patrick Star** is a fictional character in the American animated television series *SpongeBob SquarePants*. He is voiced by actor Bill Fagerbakke and was created and designed by marine biologist and animator Stephen Hillenburg. He first appeared in the series' pilot episode "Help Wanted" on May 1, 1999.

Seen as a lazy, overweight and dimwitted pink starfish, Patrick lives under a rock in the underwater city of Bikini Bottom next door to Squidward Tentacles' moai. His most significant character trait is his lack of common sense, which sometimes leads him and his best friend, SpongeBob SquarePants, into trouble. Patrick is unemployed and a self-proclaimed expert in the "art of doing nothing".

The character has received positive reactions from critics and fans alike. Patrick has been included in various *SpongeBob SquarePants*-related merchandise, including trading cards, video games, plush toys, and comic books. He is a leading character in *The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie* (2004), *The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water* (2015), and *The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run* (2020). Patrick is set to host his own talk show called *The Patrick Star Show*.
Squidward

**Squidward Q. Tentacles** is a fictional character voiced by actor Rodger Bumpass in the Nickelodeon animated television series *SpongeBob SquarePants*. Squidward was created and designed by marine biologist and animator Stephen Hillenburg. He first appeared on television in the series' pilot episode "Help Wanted" on May 1, 1999.

Although his name has the word "squid" in it, Squidward is an anthropomorphic octopus. He lives in a moai between SpongeBob SquarePants' and Patrick Star's houses. The character is portrayed as ill-tempered and pretentious, and he despises his two neighbors' constant noisy behavior. However, the pair are unaware of Squidward's antipathy towards them and see him as a friend. Squidward works as a cashier at the Krusty Krab restaurant, a job towards which he is apathetic.

The character's reception from fans has been positive. Squidward has appeared in many *SpongeBob SquarePants* publications, toys, and other merchandise. He appears in the 2004 full-length feature film *The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie* and its sequel, which was released in 2015.
Sandy

## Sandy Cheeks

**Sandra "Sandy" Cheeks** is a fictional character in the Nickelodeon animated television series *SpongeBob SquarePants* (and the spinoff series Kamp Koral). She is an anthropomorphic squirrel who wears a diving suit and lives underwater. Sandy is voiced by Carolyn Lawrence and first appeared in the episode "Tea at the Treedome" that premiered on May 1, 1999. Sandy was created and designed by marine biologist and animator Stephen Hillenburg, the show's creator.
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Squidward's House

Squidward's house's mouth is the door, but originally, its mouth was closed and a door rested underneath it. The house's exterior styling is reminiscent of a "Moai," giant statues found on Easter Island also referred to as the Easter Island Heads. According to page 36 of the 2004 book *SpongeBob Exposed! The Insider's Guide to SpongeBob SquarePants*, Squidward's house was built out of volcanic rock.
Camouflage Netting (Item)

**Camouflage Netting** is an item in Drachenjäger. It takes 1 Inventory slot per every 10 feet of Camouflage Netting the player owns. This item uses a mixture of subtle illusive magic, various colour/texture-changing fabrics, and a deterring scent to ward off wildlife. Despite these conditions, Camouflage Netting is temporary, and will lose its potent hiding capabilities over time.

Within the hour that it has its functions, Camouflage Netting can hide any creature less than 10 feet tall beneath its cover, as well as objects, and equipment.

### Acquiring Camouflage Netting

Camouflage Netting can be purchased in stores for a minimal price, or made by Makeshifters using the following items:

* Threading
* Magic Fabric
* Repellent
Spongebob's Home

**124 Conch Street** is the address of the **pineapple house** where SpongeBob SquarePants lives with his pet snail Gary and his pet scallop Shelley. The house is three stories high and fully furnished. It first appears in the pilot episode "Help Wanted."

The pineapple originates from land, when it fell off of a ship navigating above the sea, as seen in the TV movie "Truth or Square."
Krusty Krab

The **Krusty Krab** is a fast food restaurant located in Bikini Bottom, founded and owned by Mr. Krabs. It is also the most popular restaurant in Bikini Bottom and one of the main locations of Mr. Krabs. It first appears in the pilot episode "Help Wanted."

Famous for its Krabby Patty burgers, it is a rival to Plankton's highly unpopular across-the-street restaurant called the Chum Bucket. Its employees are Spongebob and Squidward, respectively the fry cook and cashier.
Tvul

**Tvul**, formally known as the **Naminite Dynasty**, was a kingdom centered around the River Tiv in eastern Iorai. One of the oldest institutions in the region, it emerged extremely early as the foremost civilisation of the continent based on the fertile Tiv River Valley. In recent times, Tvul has had a great conflict with the Rysian Ixama Dynasty, and is currently under Rysian domain after the conquest of Tvul by Lix.
Season 1

The first season of the American animated television series *SpongeBob SquarePants*, created by former marine biologist and animator Stephen Hillenburg, aired on Nickelodeon from May 1, 1999, to March 3, 2001, and consists of 20 episodes (41 segments). The series chronicles the exploits and adventures of the title character and his various friends in the fictional underwater city of Bikini Bottom. The show features the voices of Tom Kenny, Bill Fagerbakke, Rodger Bumpass, Clancy Brown, Mr. Lawrence, Jill Talley, Carolyn Lawrence, Mary Jo Catlett, and Lori Alan. Among the first guest stars to appear on the show were Ernest Borgnine and Tim Conway voicing the superhero characters of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy, respectively.

Hillenburg initially conceived the show in 1984 and began to work on it shortly after the cancellation of *Rocko's Modern Life* in 1996. To voice the character of SpongeBob, Hillenburg approached Tom Kenny, who had worked with him on *Rocko's Modern Life*. The show was originally to be called *SpongeBoy Ahoy!*, but the name *SpongeBoy* was already in use for a mop product. Upon finding it out, Hillenburg decided to use the name "SpongeBob". He chose "SquarePants" as a family name as it referred to the character's square shape and it had a "nice ring to it".

Several compilation DVDs that contained episodes from the season were released. The *SpongeBob SquarePants: The Complete 1st Season* DVD was released in Region 1 on October 28, 2003, Region 2 on November 7, 2005, and Region 4 on November 30, 2006. The pilot episode, "Help Wanted", was not included on the DVD due to copyright issues with the song "Livin' in the Sunlight, Lovin' in the Moonlight" by Tiny Tim, which appears in the episode, but was later released as a bonus feature on various series DVDs, including that of the third season. The season received positive reviews from media critics upon release.
Spongebob

**SpongeBob SquarePants** is the title character and protagonist of the American animated television series of the same name. SpongeBob is a sea sponge who works as a fry cook at the Krusty Krab, a fast food restaurant known for its signature burger, the Krabby Patty. He is characterized by his optimism and childlike attitude, and is influenced by other comedic characters, including Stan Laurel and Pee-Wee Herman. He is voiced by actor and comedian Tom Kenny.

SpongeBob was created and designed by Stephen Hillenburg, an artist and marine science educator. The character's name is derived from "Bob the Sponge", the host of Hillenburg's comic book *The Intertidal Zone*. He drew the book while teaching marine biology to visitors of the Ocean Institute during the 1980s. Hillenburg began developing a show based on the premise shortly after the 1996 cancellation of *Rocko's Modern Life*, which Hillenburg directed. SpongeBob's first appearance was in the pilot, "Help Wanted", which premiered on May 1, 1999.

SpongeBob SquarePants has become popular among children and adults.
Patrick's House

The house is a large brown rock with a tan arrow-shaped weather vane on top. Like a door, the rock has hinges to open and close.

Early in the series, Patrick had nothing in it except a gray TV and a green chair with a lamp beside it. Later on, he has everything made of sand.

Patrick also is known to pick up or carry the entire rock. It also has a backyard that is rarely shown. The front yard has a long black path connecting the front of the rock and Conch Street. Patrick has one large room in his house that he changes according to the time of the day.

In the episode "Home Sweet Pineapple," Patrick reveals that his house is extremely easy to make and he built it all by himself.

In the "Truth or Square TV Guide," a comic reveals that Patrick's house was once his small pet rock who grew up to be a large rock and he puts an arrow on it, but the wooden arrow broke and fell. Patrick's house is usually pinkish-brown or very dark brown. Patrick is not good at making a house, so this is why his house is just a rock, but Patrick did manage to build the rooms and put his stuff in it.

It is revealed that Patrick's parents kicked him out and got rid of him, so he had to make his own house.

In the episode "The Card," Patrick is revealed to have a landlord who constantly changes the lock on him.

In the episode "I'm with Stupid," it is revealed that Patrick's house has two rooms, including the kitchen. Sometimes there is also a bathroom in the house, as seen in "The Donut of Shame."

In the episode "The Pink Purloiner," the house is revealed to have a staircase.

In the episode "Growth Spout," he is revealed to own a sand refrigerator full of fake sand food items in his kitchen.

In the episode "Shell Games," it is revealed that Patrick's house is a shell that belongs to a sea turtle named Tony. Tony has been asleep for over 30 years and his shell slowly became covered in the substance, giving it a rock-like appearance.
Ry

**Ry** (Rysian: *Rii*) is the capital city of the Ixama Dynasty and the centre of Imperial Rysian civilisation. The city of Ry is bounded by the Rlin Walls, a roughly square set of walls about 1200 metres in length on each side. It was founded in the year 0 SE(by definition) by migrants from the collapsing Taex Empire.

The city is home to the Imperial Palace, the seat of the Ixama Dynasty. The city is also home to a large number of temples and palaces, including the Temple of the Sun and the Palace of the Moon, venerating traditional Rysian gods and goddesses. The city is a major commercial and cultural centre, and is the most populous city in the Ixama Dynasty.

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El **"Pozo del infierno"** es una leyenda urbana que alude a un pozo excavado en Rusia de tal profundidad que habría llegado hasta el infierno. Esta leyenda urbana ha estado circulando por internet desde al menos 1997. La noticia fue emitida por primera vez en inglés en 1989 por el canal de televisión religioso estadounidense Trinity Broadcasting Network, que había recogido la historia de varios periódicos finlandeses.

La noticia afirma que unos científicos de Siberia (Rusia), dirigidos por el Dr. Azzacov, habían excavado un agujero de unos 14.4 km antes de encontrar una cavidad subterránea. Intrigados por este inesperado descubrimiento los científicos hicieron descender un micrófono extremadamente resistente al calor junto con otros dispositivos sensoriales dentro del pozo. La temperatura registrada era de unos 1.100 º C. De inmediato comenzaron a escucharse gritos y lamentos, que fueron interpretados como los gritos de los condenados en el infierno.
Kela Tribes

The **Kela Tribes** are a large confederation of tribal peoples living in the Laj region of central-eastern Iorai, between the Usi Mountains and the White River. Their constituent members are the Ven and Rej tribes, with the neighboring Dal and Par tribes being intermittent members (joining the Kela for a brief period during the Rysian invasion of Laj).

The Kela are a pastoral people, living in small, isolated villages scattered throughout the Laj. They are a relatively egalitarian society, with a strong emphasis on communal responsibility. The Kela are also a warrior culture, and both women and men are expected to be able to defend their village and their families. The Kela are animists, and believe that the spirits of the natural world are the forces that govern their lives. They have a complex pantheon of spirits, which they call the "Old Gods", and can be either benevolent or malevolent. The Kela often make offerings to them in order to ensure their goodwill. The Kela are a copper-based economy, and their chief exports are copper tools and weapons, sold mostly to caravaneers who profit on sales to distant cities, such as Ry. They also produce woolen blankets and rugs, which are popular in the larger cities of Iorai.
Challenge

An object class used solely in SCP-5242 (referred to as SCP-INTEGER in-universe). The class (to the best of my interpretive abilities) appears to refer to infohazard-esque SCPs that most be referred to in a specific and complex way to successfully contain and document; failure to properly follow proper containment procedures will result in the SCP spreading outside of its own documentation pages and into other information sources such as the SCP database.
SE

The **Standard Era** is the main year notation used in most of the continent of Iorai, with its reference date (or epoch) being the collapse of the Taex Empire; specifically, it marks the Burning of Ii and the city's sacking.

*This will be the main unit used in the wiki, although that is not the case in world: almost all cultures outside of Iorai and western Syîh utilise their own calendars.*
Ina Wiki

**Welcome to the Ina Wiki!**
Welcome to the Ina Wiki, a worldbuilding wiki based on the world of Ina, conceptualised in 2020. In general, Ina is a world presently in the early Iron Age, equivalent to approximately 400BCE or prior in terms of technological progression.

Almost all of Ina's lore is still unexplored: out of the existing articles, feel free to weave a world with me!

- Azure

## Key Articles

Iorai

Ixama Dynasty

Ina

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Malchut

A classification used in lieu of "Keter" at Site-19; an anomaly present at the site causes every use of the word "Keter" to be replaced by the word "Peter" and a crude drawing of Peter Griffin from Family Guy. The class was previously used in the now deleted SCP-4342, albeit with an alternative spelling and definition. The only extant SCP using this class is SCP-5148.
Rysian vocabulary

Note: doubled consonants and vowels signify a sound twice as long.

name = niho

The Rysian language has no word for the copula. A sample sentence such as "My name is Lix. My name will be Lia." would thus be written as "Azh'e niho Lix с́aa; azhe niho Lia с́aaval." (My [male] name Lix is; my [female] name Lia will be).
Rysian language

The **Rysian language** (*Riia* [riːa] ) is a dialect of the Ezeen language spoken in Ry city and much of the Northern Peninsula.

## Phonology

### **Vowels**

 High
 High-mid

## Grammar

### Sentence structure

Rysian word order is classified as subject-object-verb. For instance, "Sam oranges ate" would be a correct sentence structure, compared to the English "Sam ate oranges".

## Vocabulary

See also: Rysian vocabulary

Nouns in Rysian have two grammatical genders, masculine and feminine.
Imperial Rysia

Historians often refer to the period beginning in 231 SE to the present day as **Imperial Rysia**.

#### Ixama Dynasty

The Ixama Dynasty marked the apex of early Imperial authority over much of western Iorai, especially under the rule of Ixam and his grandson, Lix. After the death of Lix's son, Lir, the dynasty went into a steady decline and by the end of the 5th century had been largely replaced by the Lyenal Dynasty, although figurehead Ixama rulers remained for some time after their de-facto loss of power.

#### Lyenal Dynasty

TODO

The Imperial period is often seen as a time of great expansion and prosperity for Rysia. The borders of the empire were greatly expanded, and the culture and arts flourished. Relative political stability and a strong economy allowed for extensive building programs, including the construction of great public works and the expansion of the Imperial bureaucracy.
Satan

Status: Alive

Age: Ageless

Aliases: The Boss

Residence: Hell

Relationship Status: Incapable of loving

Family: Off-screen

Other Relations: God (enemy) Brad (friend) Unnamed Devil With Wings (friend) Unnamed Angel (enemy) Violet (unknown)

Gender: Male

Eye Color: Off-screen

Hair Color: Off-screen

Skin Color: Off-screen

Species: Demon
Inventory Items

In Drachenjäger, players have a strict inventory system that dictates how much they can carry through inventory slots. You, the player, start with 5 inventory slots without any inventory items, but can increase your slots through equipping inventory items such as backpacks. Inventory Items come in the shape of equipment like backpacks, pouches, and other additions with different pocket sizes and dedicated storage for specific types of items.

## Types of Backpacks

There are different types of backpacks the player can equip. While most of them simply offer more inventory slots, others come with special bonuses.

### Travel Pack

Most Backgrounds offer players a Travel Pack to start with. Travel Packs increase the player's inventory slots by 5.

### Survival Pack

Survival Packs are offered in a few different Backgrounds, and increase the player's inventory slots by 7. As a bonus, Survival Packs can store one change of clothes necessary to endure a harsh environment without taking an inventory slot.

### Hunter's Pack

Hunter's Packs can be bought from shops, and are typically carried by hunters of all kinds. They increase the player's inventory slots by 10, and have two additional slots that can store any of the following:

* A Loaded Magazine
* A Lure
* A Trap
* 30 feet of rope
* 10 feet of Camouflage Net

### Soldier's Mulepack

A large Mulepack toted by soldiers for long distance travel. A Soldier's Mulepack increases a player's inventory slots by 12, and has three additional slots that can store any of the following:

* A Loaded Magazine
* A Sidearm or Low Profile Long gun.
* A Mobile Bullet Press
* 30 feet of rope

Additionally, Soldier's Mulepacks automatically come with a sleeping bag.

### Roman Personnel Pack

A sleek, technologically advanced backpack enchanted by Roman Scholars to hold more than it lets on to. Increases a player's inventory slots by 15, and cannot be opened by anyone accept for the player who claims ownership of the Personnel Pack.
Truculent

A secondary class for SCPs that are fluid, changing and unpredictable; the containment procedure of SCPs with this class must be continuously updated . The class is solely used in SCP-4703.

The class was first proposed in January 2014 by schifter (a Wikidot member who has since deleted their account) as a theoretical class for SCPs that are dangerous, unpredictable and dangerous to interact with. The class was included in Nagiros's A Comprehensive List of Esoteric Classes article in May 2019. PeppersGhost, the author of 4703, included the class after reading through Nagiros's list and determining that the class had potential; 4703 was posted in September 2019.
Yesod

A class for contained anomalies that have been integrated into the command structure of the SCP Foundation. The object class was originally used in spikebrennan's proposal (an 001 proposal posted in August 2017), where it referred to the single blind spot of the Judeo-Christian God and the command center built within it. In August 2019, Spikebrennan posted a second SCP using the class: SCP-4436. The SCP is about a computer system, constructed out of the bread and wine of communion, that can be used to upload human consciousness. This SCP cemented the current definition and expanded Yesod from a one-off to a class that can be reused. The class was later used in SCP-5292.
Ein Sof

A classification for SCPs that need to be kept sedated to preserve the fabric of reality. The class is solely used in Dr. Gray's Proposal, an 001 proposal.

Dr. Gray's Proposal was originally posted on the French SCP Foundation website in September 2017; the SCP was translated and posted on the English website in September 2019. Ein Sof is the first class in the English wiki (esoteric or official) that originated from a foreign language branch.
Salty

* AO 1
* AO 11

> "*(CRUNCH)*"
>
> Salty, biting people

Salt Lamp, known better as Salty, is a main character in Alternate Objectives.

## Appearance

Salty is a very small salt lamp, being a pink crystal with a flat dark-blue base. They are generally seen with a flat, emotionless face.

## Personality

Salty is shown to have a mysterious mindset, never speaking and behaving similar to an animal. Although they rarely do anything, when they are shown doing something it is most often biting someone or eating things that shouldn't be eaten. Sunny is responsible for keeping Salty's dangerous antics in check.

Salty first reveals that they are capable of speech in Mix and Magic, in which they perform towards Feather Toy's audience during their departure. This unfortunately means that Salt Lamp's first words in AO were "So what about airline food?"

## Trivia

* Salty is the heaviest character in the series, despite also being the smallest.
* Although most of their kills have been off-screen, Salty has the highest kill count out of any other character.
* Salty is apparently drawn to fire for unknown reasons.
Esoteric/Narrative Classes

Esoteric Object Classes, also occasionally referred to as Narrative classes, are Object classes that do not fall into any of the above sections. They are generally only used once and are created to further the narrative in a particular SCP. It is highly recommended that SCPs use one of the standard Object Classes listed here. While some authors choose to introduce exceptions to these rules, they are only very rarely done and need to justify their existence and placement. Many site members will downvote for non-standard Object Classes if used without merit.
Tiamat

A classification for SCPs that pose an immediate and irrevocable threat to humanity, and which need to be dealt with swiftly to protect humanity. The class is essentially on the brink of becoming an Apollyon: the Foundation has a small number of last-ditch options to stop the SCP (such as conventional bombardments or prototype weapons), but if these options fail fail then humanity is doomed. The class was first used in SCP-3895. It was later used in SCP-4931 (an SCP-4000 contest entry), SCP-3396 (replacing the SCP's former keter class), SCP-5034, and SCP-5866.
Zurvan

A class for SCPs that cannot be contained and should not be contained because these SCPs constitute an element of baseline reality. The class is solely used in an iteration of SCP-5103 (main article). (Note that the iteration claims to be an 001 proposal, but does not actually occupy an 001 slot so will not be counted as such in the below tally).
Terminal

A secondary classification for SCPs that incorporate human identities after the death of their physical bodies. In other words, these SCPs constitute some form of afterlife. Note that if the SCP Foundation can "contain" the afterlife itself (i.e. prevent reanimation or destroy the entity allowing the afterlife), then it is not considered terminal. See this explanation for more details on the class.

The class was first used on the Spanish wiki on June 2018 in SCP-ES-163. The class was used a second time in SCP-ES-145, which was posted in October of that year. SCP-5523 was the first English language SCP to use the SCP (this was an original entry, not a translation). Amelia Wright, the author of 5523, obtained the class from an extensive explanation posted by the author of ES-145 to the article’s posting on the International Translation Archive. (Note: I only count uses on the English language website for my object count at the bottom of this page). The class was later used in SCP-5961 and SCP-5572.
Euclid

Euclid-class SCPs are anomalies that require more resources to contain completely or where containment isn't always reliable. Usually this is because the SCP is insufficiently understood or inherently unpredictable. Euclid is the Object Class with the greatest scope, and it's usually a safe bet that an SCP will be this class if it doesn't easily fall into any of the other standard Object Classes.

As a note, any SCP that's autonomous, sentient and/or sapient is generally classified as Euclid, due to the inherent unpredictability of an object that can act or think on its own.
Objection!

Objection! is a 2021 object show created by Loogi, @loogiloog on Twitter. It premiered on March 8th, 2021, and there are 4 issues with 5 planned. A second season is in production, known as Objectwon. The show takes place in an area on the edge of the Blanklands (as seen in Object Vortex) known as the Sortagreenlands.

The show can be viewed in its entirety at this link: https://twitter.com/loogiloog/status/1374496803580649472?s=19
Maksur

A classification for SCPs that were broken apart into components that are themselves anomalous, and that must be kept apart from each other. The class was first used by TwistedGears-Kaktus Proposal, an entry in the SCP-001 hub. It is also referenced by SCP-3301 and SCP-4882. The class would later be used in SCP-5241 and SCP-5238.