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Episode 1

KFC Boy enters the KFC.

**Episode 1** is the first episode overall of the KFC Man series. It was the first episode to introduce KFC Boy and KFC Man.

## Synopsis

*A young man strangle-held by a 9-5 job at a local KFC branch finds himself at his wits as a character from a different walk of life clashes with him.*

The first episode follows KFC man in his restaurant. He is prepared and excited for a day alone, but then a stranger shows up. This is KFC Boy, a peppy and friendly young boy who is excited to make an order.

This displeases KFC Man heavily, who complains about his plight. KFC Boy gives him some inspiring words in the Pink Zone, then the video ends.

## Transcript

**KFC Man:** Wow, it sure is a day. I hope no one shows up to my KFC to interrupt it.

**KFC Man:** Oh, god damn it.

**KFC Boy:** Howdy hey there, friend pal. I am sure excited to eat some chicken here at the local KFC establishment.

**KFC Man:** Okay pal, what do you want? I was kind of looking forward to some alone time but whatever, I guess.

**KFC Boy:** I would hate to sound too pushy, but perhaps working at a restaurant isn't the best idea if you want to be alone.

**KFC Man:** Yeah, you're probably right I suppose.
Midget

Midget floating.

**Midget** is a secondary character in KFC Man. He is an immensely powerful psychic, and presumably the sole inhabitant of the Pink, Cyan, and Desert Zones, as he is knowledgeable of their properties.

## Appearance

**Midget** is a very short stickman, sitting at about half the height of KFC Boy, the otherwise shortest character in the series. His face is a small, awkward smile slightly on the left side of his squished, wide head. He has a small torso, with arms coming out of the centre, and legs spread apart with long feet at the ends.

## Personality

**Midget** is a very lonely character, presumably being the one resident in three consecutive dimensions. Due to this, he is very willing and helpful to speak with people, as he immediately greets KFC Boy and KFC Man as Episode 2 begins (though the span of time between Episodes 1 and 2 is unknown). He, however, seems to enjoy his loneliness, as his first priority before any introduction is to get the two out by using The Key to open the Portal

## His Hobbies

A great question asked a lot is "what does the midget do in his free time?" well, its simple. he bangs hookers and snorts coke off a dead whore's ass on the weekends. He also plays the violin.
GEO

**GEO** is an ancient God of O Brasil and one of the cosmics in O Brasil Racing.

His car **Happy Birthday** is a monster truck and has the race number 911. He can be unlocked by entering the secret password on his zipped archive in the cars folder.

GEO in GEO's Lair.GEO on the cover.GEO's loading screen.
Episode 5

The thumbnail for Episode 5

**Episode 5** is the fifth episode overall of the KFC Man series. This was the first episode to introduce Cowboy Davis.

## Synopsis

*As the sun once again rises on the Western Abyss, a service is held in honour of Fat Albert, and the chase once again resumes. our heroes find a mysterious stranger, with a dubious moral compass.*

In the Western Abyss, Fat Albert is shown, dead. Copenhagen Albert is told of this news by a police officer, and they, alongside KFC Man, KFC Boy, Sheriff Jim the Kid and a plethora of background characters. After the funeral, Sheriff Jim the Kid begin chasing KFC Boy and KFC Man, wildly shooting them KFC Boy runs into a wall in the desert, and KFC Man attempts to jump over it, to his failure. As Jim the Kid is about to corner them, he is shot, and falls to the ground. His body falls, revealing Cowboy Davis behind him. Davis explains his condition, and they escape to a bar, where KFC Man applies a disguise, assuming the role of barkeep. After dealing with a feisty customer who threatens to shoot him, KFC Man reluctantly agrees to allow him to the back, where KFC Boy and Cowboy Davis are shown hiding. They leave, and Davis stands off with a cowboy outside. In the Cyan Zone, Gangster Kevin is wandering, when Midget approaches him, and offers him escape. Gangster Kevin takes his key, and the video ends.
KFC Man

*Not to be confused with KFC Man (series).*

> "*And who are you, hotshot?*"
> ― KFC Man[source]
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KFC Man in a standing position.

**KFC Man** is a main character, and the eponymous protagonist of the KFC Man series. **KFC Man** is a harsh, confrontational, sometimes rude person, who is often forced into co-operation with KFC Boy.

## Appearance

**KFC Man** is a stickman. Unlike KFC Boy, he has a long torso. His arms are sticking out, and his legs appear to be in a defensive position. His face has very exaggerated angry eyebrows, paired with a scowl and two dotted eyes.

## Personality

**KFC Man** is the emotional antithesis to KFC Boy. While KFC Boy is often welcoming of situations that provide him stimulation, **KFC Man** is often dragged into his adventures, and by extension is often wanting to get back to normal life as soon as he can. **KFC Man** is very methodical, often asking questions as a first course of action in situations he doesn't understand, in order to grasp the rules of the worlds he enters.
Theories

The KFC Man Series is One for many Theories commonly referred to by fans as the KFC Man "Game Theories"

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## Drug Trip Theory

Internet Denizen RonnieMcDonnie Theorizes that none of the events in the story are real, but just KFC Boy "Getting real fucked up on a lot of class a drugs in a KFC Bathroom. Which Class a drug Ronnie is referring to is currently undisclosed.

## Alternate Universe Theory

Forum user ILikeToDream Theorized that KFC mans Individual Episodes aren't placed in the same universe, EVER. but instead, KFC Man and KFC boy are in a different Universe each episode, and they don't know it.

## Freddie Freaker Theory

the theologian YouTuber Known as "freddy freaker fan club" Had mentioned In his 15-minute Video titled "Freddie Freaker Lets play" that the Religion of Freddie freaker (See: Freakism) Had One Religious Youtube Show, Known as "KFC Man" people assume this series to be that show.

Freakism is a Religion Focused around Lord and Savior Freddie Freaker, who you can contact by calling 1-900-490-FREAK or Here

## The Midget Theory

Forum user Roundboyo theorizes that The Midget gets his ability to travel in different dimensions is from his use of cocaine, it is known that The Midget is a coke user so it wouldn't be that far of a stretch to assume that's where his powers come from
KFC Man (series)

*Not to be confused with KFC Man (character).*

Possibly the logo of KFC Man.

**KFC Man** is an animated web series created by haydencct. The show takes place in a plethora of fictional areas, usually referred to as Zones.

## Overview

The series follows the adventures of two denizens of the KFC-1 zone; these are our main characters, KFC Boy and KFC Man. Their escapades often see them running into trouble in other Zones, such as Midget or Gangster Kevin.
KFC Man Wiki

## KFC Man

KFC Man, often stylized in all lowercases as *kfc man*, is an animated YouTube series by haydencct which follows the escapades of various characters, including KFC Man, KFC Boy, and Gangster Kevin.

KFC Man Episode 3, called *Vacate* on the end card, is the third episode total of the KFC Man series.

theories can be found here

KFC Man 3 > KFC Man 1 < KFC Man 2 > KFC Man 4 > KFC Man 5 < KFC Man 1.
Episode 2

KFC Boy contemplates a solution.

Episode 2 is the second overall episode in the KFC Man Series. It is the first episode to introduce Midget.

## Synopsis

*KFC Man are trapped in the Pink Zone. Until they aren't.*

After the events of Episode 1, it appears that the coloured dimensions KFC Boy and KFC Man had entered during their conversation was in fact a real place, not just a figment of their imaginations. While talking, a stranger shows up, and offers the two a way out.

## Transcript

**KFC Boy**: Call it a hunch, pal, but I don't think we're supposed to be here.

**KFC Man**: I want to go back to KFC and be rid of you.

*Midget appears from stage left, and KFC Boy runs towards KFC Man in shock.*

**KFC Man**: Sweet jesus, what is that abomination?

**KFC Boy**: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

**Midget**: Hello, boys. I know the way back.

**KFC Man**: Yeah, and where-

**Midget**: I have the key.

**KFC Man**: Yeah, and where-

*KFC man is interrupted by a loud Windows 3.1 Startup Sound, as a key materializes above Midget.*

**KFC Man**: So what are we waiting fo-

*The key floats to the centre of the screen, and rotates rapidly as it dissapears. A portal is formed where it was.*

**KFC Man**: You are a rude fellow, but thank you.

**Midget**: If you defy me, child, I shall kill you.

**KFC Man**: You are a rude fe- *KFC Man's voice begins to fluctuate, and he dissapears.*

**KFC Boy**: Goodbye, friend. I must go to the other side with him.

*KFC Boy jumps into the portal, and Midget leaves.*
Desert Zone

The **Desert Zone** is a spatial zone in the KFC Man universe. It consists of a single golden plane of unknown length, and an infinite blue sky above. The portal is capable of appearing in this location, a property the other zones Midget is the sole inhabitant of have not been guaranteed to possess.
Amanda Seyfried

Amanda Seyfried is a main lady in this wiki.

## Looks

Amanda Seyfried has fair skin, blonde hair, and green eyes. She wears a black no-sleeved dress with blue high heeled sandals. Amanda Seyfried wears red lipstick.

## Early life

She is an American actress who always loves acting all the time.

## Occupation

Amanda Seyfried is an American actress, but the same as Rosie Huntington's and also Jason Statham's.
The Boss

The Boss in his standing position.

**The Boss** is a secondary character in KFC Man. He is a loudly-spoken KFC Manager, with a bone to pick with slackers.

## Appearance

**The Boss** is a giant, well-built behemoth of a man whose arms are nearly as swollen as his veiny neck. He has a large, rectangular torso, covered by a black suit jacket with a red dress shirt and tie underneath. He is also wearing black dress pants, with brown dress shoes. One of his hands is clenched in a fist, and the other is open. To contrast his bulky figure, he has two small, slender legs with tiny feet on the ends.

## Personality

**The Boss**, being in a managerial position for his livelihood, is usually focused on productivity. He seems to think in terms of collective effort, as he takes no time to greet KFC Man and KFC Boy when they show up to his KFC restaurant, not even assuming they are customers, but rather slacking workers. Despite his career position, he is generally unprofessional in his manager work, as he consistently berates his workers, and has a generally irritable disposition.
Key

The **Key** is a mystical artifact in the KFC man universe. It presumably has the ability to summon the Portal at any time at any place, consuming itself in the process. Midget's use of it implies that there are multiple in existence , likely in one of, or multiple of

the three zones that he exclusively inhabits.
Doc Hudson

**Performer:** Paul Newman

**Doc Hudson**, also known as **The Fabulous Hudson Hornet**, was a former dirt track racer who, prior to his death, served as the judge and doctor of Radiator Springs.

## Bio

Doc Hudson is the wise, quiet country doctor who runs Radiator Springs' medical clinic. Before slowing down in Radiator Springs, Doc was known as "The Fabulous Hudson Hornet".
Cyan Zone

The **Cyan Zone** is a spatial area in the KFC Man universe. It is a barren land of pure cyan, with no other discernible details. It is unknown if these details are outright nonexistent, or if they too are cyan. Midget is the sole inhabitant of this zone, though KFC Man and KFC Boy have visited this zone in Episode 2.
Smokey

**Performer:** Chris Cooper

**Smokey** is a Piston Cup legend, the owner of Smokey's Automotive Service, and Doc Hudson's former crew chief.

## Bio

Smokey is a Piston Cup team owner and the best dang mechanic in town. He also helped put Thomasville and a rookie called The Fabulous Hudson Hornet on the map back in the 1950s.
Astrogation

Astrogation is basically navigation in space. It involves plotting vectors (course and speed) to travel between points in space.

## Tools for the Astrogator

**The Solar System**

**Space Travel Calculator**

**Distance Between Two Stars**

A Map of known space and some o the **Jump Tunnels** connected by Alderson Points was discovered in a database retrieved by Raven on-board a Set'Awa ARK ship. Note that the newly discovered "small" Jump Tunnel between Sol and Proxima Centauri was **not** shown and must be recently formed. The tunnel that the Alderson Explorer went through appears to be the Sol-Croshaw tunnel which the database says was heavily mined during the Slave Rebellion of (1885 Sol Standard Time). Also note, the database shows that small tunnels may only accommodate vessels up to 1000T while medium tunnels can support up to 10,000T and large tunnels may support up to any known vessel size.
Gangster Kevin

Gangster Kevin in his standing position.

**Gangster Kevin** is a main character, and perhaps the main antagonist of KFC Man. Despite his name, he has not seen to be part of any criminal organization.

## Appearance

**Gangster Kevin** looks very similar to KFC Boy. He is round, and has noodle like limbs with a lumbering white mouth, the only difference being his blue body. He is likely the same species as KFC Boy.

## Personality

Gangster Kevin's two defining character traits are his ambition and selfishness, which in Season 2 onwards manifests themselves as Kevin's peerless desire for power.

Gangster Kevin always acts on impulse, never giving much forethought to his decisions.
Set'Awa Security Spider Robot

## Basic

* **Hits**: 8
* **Speed**: 10m
* **TL**: 12
* **Cost**: --
* **Skills**: Athletics (Dex) 1, Gun Combat (Slug) 1, Melee (Unarmed) 1, Recon 1
* **Attacks**: Snub Pistol (Range 5m, Dmg 3D-3, Zero-G, Magazine 20), Grapple (once grappled, a second successful Grapple attack will metal bindings/restraints on the opponent)
* **Traits**: Armour (+8)
* **Programming**: Hunter/Killer

## Advanced

* **Hits**: 12
* **Speed**: 10m
* **TL**: 12
* **Cost**: --
* **Skills**: Athletics (Dex) 1, Gun Combat (Slug) 2, Melee (Unarmed) 2, Recon 1
* **Attacks**: Dual Snub Pistol Mount (+1 to Hit and Dmg, Range 5m, Dmg 3D-3, Zero-G, Magazine 40), Grapple (once grappled, a second successful Grapple attack will metal bindings/restraints on the opponent)
* **Traits**: Armour (+8)
* **Programming**: Hunter/Killer
Kaius ir'Wynarn I/III

Prince Kaius was the third child and second son of King Jarot ir'Wynarn. Unknown to almost everyone, his death in 910 YK was faked and he later took the identity of his great-grandson, Kaius ir'Wynarn III.

## Biography

Prince Kaius became Governor-prince of Karrnath in 890 YK.

Prince Wrogar was the only child of King Jarot present when his father died in 894 YK. The king named his eldest daughter, Princess Mishann of Cyre, his heir and made his son swear to support her and preserve the nearly 900 year rule of precedence for succession of the crown.

Prince Kaius, not bound by any such oath, joined his siblings Prince Thalin of Thrane and Princess Wroann of Breland in refusing to accept Princess Mishann as Queen of Galifar. Prince Kaius declared himself King of Karrnath in late 894 YK, soon after the start of what would come to be called the Last War.

During the Last War the residents of Karrnath were unable to support themselves with their own agriculture. With trade between the nations at a standstill, a terrible famine struck his nation. King Kaius was approached by members of the Emerald Claw who offered to help him and his people. While this deal brought much relief in the form of food, it also carried a heavy personal price. He was transformed into an undead creature - a vampire - in 897 YK by none other than Erandis Vol.

King Kaius never liked the alliance with the Emerald Claw, and in 910 YK relinquished the throne by faking his death in order to find a way to break the alliance. After over 80 years of working in secrecy, he returned to the throne under the guise of his descendant King Kaius III.

He married Etrigani, a diplomat from Aerenal who is one of the few people in the world who know his secret. He has sent his "brother" Gaius ir'Wynarn to Thrane and his "sister" Haydith ir'Wynarn to Breland as part of an exchange of relative among the ruling families of some of the Five Nations.

His "Aunt" Moranna now serves willing as his chief adviser and minister of internal affairs. She, like her King, is also secretly a vampire.

King Kaius has kept his true nature hidden from not only his country, but the world at large. While evil, King Kaius is one of the major proponents for peace in Khorvaire, possibly due to the fact that war has cost him so much in his life.
Lich

**Liches** were an almost universally evil form of undead spellcaster of great power, usually wizards, but they could also be sorcerers or clerics. They were feared by mortal beings for their malign magic, their intelligence and their willingness to embrace undeath for a chance to live forever (or rather, *exist* forever).

## Physical Description

Liches were generally gaunt and skeletal with withered flesh stretched tight across horribly visible bones, but could vary greatly in appearance depending on their age. Some appeared as skeletons dressed in regal finery, yet others might appear to be nothing more than lepers. Bright pinpoints of crimson light burned in the empty sockets of those whose eyes had been destroyed or otherwise lost or were so old they had simply rotted away. They were often clad in dark, tattered robes. When moving, they seemed to glide as if floating on water.

Liches often did not have lips or the necessary organs to produce natural speech, but they had the ability to project speech from their mouths magically, moving the jaw (if present) to aid the illusion.

## Activities

Because liches had eternal longevity, they often used this time to form schemes that took decades to develop, sometimes preferring to outlive a foe instead of confronting it, and as such most liches lived in secluded areas where they were content with furthering whatever research or plots they had in motion.

## A Liches Phylactery

The process of achieving lichdom required that the spellcaster construct a powerful magical artifact, a phylactery, in which the lich stored its life essence. As long as this phylactery was unharmed, the lich was immortal and would attempt to reassemble if it was ever vanquished (this happened within 10 days after its apparent destruction). It did not, however, grant any of the normal benefits of a phylactery until it was fully completed. For these reasons, liches took great care in protecting their phylactery from harm, employing decoys, traps, and other defences.

The most common physical form for a phylactery was a sealed metal box containing strips of parchment on which magical phrases had been transcribed. Other forms of phylacteries existed, often small or tiny trinkets such as rings, amulets, or similar items. It could also take other shapes if the lich expended more gold and experience to make such alterations.[3]

When the phylactery was created, the wizard transferred a bit of life force into the creation. While crafting the phylactery taxed the physical strength of the caster, the materials and components could easily exceed 120,000 gp. Overall, creating a phylactery was very daunting task for anyone of arcane power

## Types of Liches

* Alhoon
* Archlich
* Banelich
* Baelnorn
* Demilich
* Dracolich
Eberron Calendar

Galifar the Dark was the third king of Galifar. His reign saw the development of the Galifar Calendar, which counted "Years since the founding of the Kingdom", or YK.

## Days

There are seven common days of the week, with an additional two days, Marketsday and Templesday occurring once per month - on the 15th and 30th respectively. These days were often represented on shops by symbols in order to denote when they were open at a glance, especially for those lacking literacy. Moonsday was a moon, Starsday was a star, Watersday was a water droplet, Earthsday was a flower or tree, Firesday was a flame, Skysday a cloud, and Sunsday a sun. Marketsday was represented by a tent, while Templesday was represented by a small building.

Marketsday was often considered a holiday, Market Day, as was Templesday, as Temple Day.

## Months

The months consisted of 30 days, seven which repeated while the fifteenth and 30th were special, being Marketsday and Templesday. The months were as follows:

1. Wolf Moon
2. Storm Moon
3. Sap Moon
4. Seed Moon
5. Goose Moon
6. Rose Moon
7. Mead Moon
8. Wort Moon
9. Barley Moon
10. Blood Moon
11. Snow Moon
12. Hearth Moon
The Last War

The Last War was a conflict raging between Aundair, Breland, Cyre, Thrane, and Karrnath. Its purpose was to reunite the Kingdom of Galifar after the succession conflict that occurred upon the death of King Jarot. The conflict lasted over a century and ended with the signing of the Treaty of Thronehold in 996 YK.

## Cause

As King Jarot of Galifar approached old age, questions about the succession of his throne ran rampant. Although by tradition, his eldest scion, Princess Mishann of Cyre was to claim the throne, others doubted her ability to rule. Prince Thalin of Thrane felt he was far more fit to rule instead. However, on the king's deathbed in 894 YK, he gave Mishann his blessings and bade Prince Wrogar of Aundair to honor his decision.

At the funeral shortly thereafter, Mishann discussed the details of her coronation with her siblings, but they held a deaf ear to her words. Indeed, they personally threatened to send their soldiers to Thronehold to prevent any such action. Only her brother Wrogar remained allied to Cyre, since he was bound by honor. Later in the year 894 YK hostilities commenced. Alliances were formed, shifted, and were broken over the course of the war. Virtually no part of the continent was unaffected.

The Treaty of Thronehold was signed in 996 YK, two years after the Day of Mourning destroyed Cyre. The treaty effectively put an end to the conflict while at the same time recognising twelve of the fifteen new nations that had come into existence during the Last War. Although the signatories abide by the treaty, many feel that the current peace will only give way to more warfare. Until one nation defeats the others and claims the throne of the ancient Kingdom of Galifar, many believe there will never be a true and lasting peace.
Kason ir'Wynarn

**King Kason ir'Wynarn** (? - 922 YK) ascended to the throne of Breland upon the death of his mother, Queen Wroann. He was succeeded by his son, King Boranex after a period of regency by Regent Brask.

## Biography

Kason was the first King of Breland (second monarch). He died in 922 YK, when he was slain by a demon he had summoned in an effort to bring an end to the Last War. His manner of death caused the end of existing political ties between Thrane and Breland.
House Vol

House Vol was an elven dragonmarked house and one of the first of the dragonmarked houses to appear, originating in Aerenal. The house existed for 600 years (-3200 YK - -2600 YK) before it was laid to ruin and completely wiped from the face of Eberron.

## Dragonmark

House Vol possessed the Mark of Death. Though scholars have debated as to the actual power wielded by a member of House Vol, the scope of its capability was, without a doubt, terrible.

## History

House Vol was at the center of a historical war between dragons and elves. Minara Vol, the then matriarch of the house, sought to end the long standing war between the two races through an arcane and genetic project that'd fuse the bloodlines of both species. She allied herself with the rogue green dragon, Emerald Claw. Minara was impregnated and gave birth to a girl whom she named Erandis, after her grandmother. The child was raised in secret.

It's not known how but word of the half-dragon child was leaked, some believe she was betrayed by one of the elves of her very own house, however none of these people can explain exactly who or why they did this. The prevailing belief among historians is that her own father, desperate for an end to the devastating conflicts, voluntarily announced the news of the successful breeding of both dragon and elf. If this was truly Emerald Claw's objective then he achieved to some degree as the revelation of Erandis' birth brought an end to the periodic conflicts and an alliance between dragons and elves. Out of mutual fear of the power House Vol could one day possess through these half-dragons, the elves and dragons united under the goal of exterminating the half-dragons and House Vol's bloodline along with it. Not long after the purge began, Erandis' father disappeared. Similar to the mystery of who betrayed Erandis, no one knows what happened to Emerald Claw, though two theories exist. One is that he perished defending the half-dragons, the other is that he fled Eberron out of shame of his hubris. Towards the end of the war Erandis was killed. Refusing to accept her death, Minara resurrected her as a lich and had a handful of close allies escort Erandis to Khorvaire.

Though it was a long and bitter war, its results were never in doubt, the line of Vol was exterminated. House Vol's allies and associates fled for their lives to the continent Khorvaire. Those that fled are believed to be the progenitors to the Blood of Vol.

## Modern Research

Though it is commonly believed that the War of the Mark occurred because the alliance feared the power of the Mark of Death, some researchers, upon closer study, have questioned: "If the mark was so powerful then how was it defeated?". These historians believe that the alliance didn't fear what the line of Vol was but rather what it could become. The breeding of elf and dragon is theorised to potentially give life to a being that could become the avatar of death itself. Little do they know but their theory is historic fact, due to the birth of such a being, Erandis Vol.

## Notable Members

* Erandis Vol
* Minara Vol

### Affiliates

* The Emerald Claw
* The Blood of Vol
Galifar ir'Wynarn II

**King Galifar ir'Wynarn II**, called Galifar the Dark, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom of Galifar after King Cyre ir'Wynarn.

The next ruler mentioned in sourcebooks is King Daroon ir'Wynarn.

## Biography

Galifar the Dark was the third king of Galifar. His reign saw the development of the Galifar Calendar, which counted "Years since the founding of the Kingdom", or YK.
The Lightning Rail

The House Orien operated **Lightning Rail** is an international, magical train line connecting many of the major cities throughout Khorvaire. In many ways, the Lightning Rail resembles and functions like trains of the Old West, but instead of following along rails, the Lightning Rail follows a path of conductor stones. The conductor stones, magical creations of House Cannith, are placed along the ground forming a conduit of magical energy to allow the Lightning Rail to travel at high speeds across Khorvaire. The Lightning Rail itself is pushed along by an elemental bound to the Lightning Rail's coaches. The Lightning Rail is given its name because of the crackling energy created when an elemental-bound coach passes over a conductor stone. However, it has no rails, nor did it ever have rails, so this part of the name is unexplained.
Thalin ir'Wynarn

Prince Thalin was the second child and oldest son of King Jarot ir'Wynarn. His son, Daslin ir'Wynarn, became Blood Regent of Thrane upon the death of then-King Thalin.

## Biography

Prince Thalin assumed his role as Governor-prince of Thrane in 885 YK.

Prince Wrogar was the only child of King Jarot present when his father died in 894 YK. The king named his eldest daughter, Princess Mishann of Cyre, his heir and made his son swear to support her and preserve the nearly 900 year rule of precedence for succession of the crown.

Prince Thalin, not bound by any such oath and believing himself to be a far better candidate for the throne, joined his siblings Prince Kaius of Karrnath and Princess Wroann of Breland in refusing to accept Princess Mishaan as Queen of Galifar. Thalin declared himself King of Thrane in late 894 YK, soon after the start of what would come to be called the Last War. He ruled until his death in 914 YK.

Though he is sometimes said to have "died of old age" after a reign of nearly 30 years, this is not really correct. He could only have been about 46 or 47 years old at his death. He became Governor-prince of Thrane in 885 YK and would have been 18 years old at the time according to tradition, making his date of birth 867 YK. He also reigned as king for only 19 or 20 years, and as Governor-prince for 8 or 9 years before that.
Mishann ir'Wynarn

The eldest daughter of King Jarot ir'Wynarn, Mishann was the regent of Cyre until her father's death in 894 YK. In that year, following the succession of rulers that had been observed since the reign of Galifar I, Mishann should have inherited the crown. Instead Thalin, her younger brother and regent of Thrane, opposed her ascension. Supported by Kaius and Wroann, it was only Wrogar's intervention that prevented the shedding of royal blood in Thronehold. This objection would spark the century of bloody conflict known as the Last War and Mishann would rise to the position of Queen of Cyre.

In 908 YK Mishann was assassinated by the Order of the Emerald Claw. Mishann was succeeded by her son Brusst ir'Wynarn and her grandson, the current leader of what was once the nation of Cyre, Prince Oargev ir'Wynarn.
Kingdom of Galifar

**The Kingdom of Galifar** encompassed the width and breadth of Khorvaire from 1 YK to 894 YK and the start of the Last War. The Kingdom of Galifar was named after Galifar I who united the Five Nations of Khorvaire together under one monarchy. The peoples of Khorvaire enjoyed peace and prosperity under a succession of monarchs for almost nine centuries. The Kingdom of Galifar fell apart when King Jarot died. The tradition established by prior monarchs was for the eldest child of the king to succeed him in power however three of Jarot's five children Thalin, Kaius, and Wroann rejected the appointment of Mishann. Thus began a century of conflict that only saw an end when the whole of Cyre was reduced to a wasteland now called The Mournland. When the Treaty of Thronehold was signed in 996 it officially recognised twelve nations and the Kingdom of Galifar officially ceased to exist.
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Mark of Handling

The **Mark of Handling** allows the bearer to care for and control various animals.

## House

House Vadalis carries the Mark of Handling and through its Handlers Guild controls the breeding of both mundane livestock and more exotic pets and beasts of burden. Those of the house who are unmarked often take up professions as breeders, animal handlers and drivers.

## Marks

* **Least**: *Calm animal*, *charm animal* or *speak with animals* 1/day; +2 bonus on Handle Animal checks.
* **Lesser**: *Dominate animal* or *greater magic fang* 1/day
* **Greater**: *Animal growth* or *summon nature's ally* 1/day
* **Siberys:** *Awaken* 1/day or *Summon nature's ally* 1/day
Jarot ir'Wynarn

## Important Relationships

### Children

Mishann ir'Wynarn, Thalin ir'Wynarn, Kaius ir'Wynarn, Wroann ir'Wynarn, Wrogar ir'Wynarn.

King Jarot ir'Wynarn was the last ruler of the Kingdom of Galifar. His predecessor is not mentioned in the sourcebooks; the last king mentioned before him is King Daroon ir'Wynarn. Upon King Jarot's death, his five children disputed the right of succession and began the Last War, ultimately leading to the creation of fifteen nations on the continent of Khorvaire and the loss of the nation of Cyre in the Day of Mourning.

## Biography

The last ruler of Galifar, King Jarot was driven to paranoia by dreams that troubled him of threats to his rule. Jarot suspected every power, both foreign and internal, of conspiring to overthrow his beloved kingdom. Everyone from the Dragonmarked Houses to the elves of Aerenal to the dragons of Argonnessen were plotting to depose him. Because of this paranoia he began secret military projects to reinforce the infrastructure of Galifar. These projects included the warforged and the floating fortresses in Breland. He also began a massive military buildup in each of the Five Nations.

Sadly, the conflict that King Jarot prepared for he would never see. When the king died, the crown should have passed to Princess Mishann of Cyre, his eldest daughter. Instead Prince Thalin, Prince Kaius and Princess Wroann rejected the appointment of their older sister. Though Prince Wrogar, King Jarot's fourth child and Governor-prince of the nation of Aundair supported his sister, it was not enough and soon the Five Nations used the armies King Jarot had amassed along with the new technologies to wage war against one another. This bloody conflict became known as The Last War.
Wroann ir'Wynarn

Princess Wroann was the fifth and youngest child of King Jarot ir'Wynarn and the younger twin of Prince Wrogar. She was succeeded by her son, King Kason ir'Wynarn.

## Biography

Princess Wroann assumed her role as Governor-princess of Breland in 892 YK.

Prince Wrogar was the only child of King Jarot present when his father died in 894 YK. The king named his eldest daughter, Princess Mishann of Cyre, his heir and made his son swear to support her and preserve the nearly 900 year rule of precedence for succession of the crown.

Princess Wroann, along with her siblings Prince Thalin of Thrane and Prince Kaius of Karrnath, refused to accept Princess Mishann as Queen of Galifar. Wroann declared herself Queen of Breland in 894 YK, soon after the start of what would come to be called the Last War. She ruled until her death in 919 YK.

Though she is sometimes said to have "succumbed to old age," she could only have been about 44 or 45 years old at her death. She became Governor-princess of Breland in 892 YK and would have been 18 years old at the time according to tradition, making her date of birth 874 YK.
Character Creation

This guide is intended on centralising all relevant details regarding character creation, as well as providing an outline regarding the steps to take in doing so.

## Allowed Content

Anything listed in this Wikipedia is permitted. Anything not included requires DM approval - creative ideas are encouraged, and generally the only reasons something may be disallowed is if it is judged to be over or under powered, or to be out of place in this universe.

## Who Are You?

Backstory, goals, motivations, personality, etc.

## Select A Playable Race

### Common Races

* Dwarves
* Elves
* Felidae
* Gnome
* Halfling
* Human
* Orc (inc. Half-Orc variant)

### Uncommon Races

* Aarakokra
* Changeling
* Dragonborn
* Ursine
* Warforged (inc. Psiforged variant)
* Yuan-Ti

## Select a Class

Class is the primary definition of what your character can do. It’s more than a profession; it’s your character’s calling. Class shapes the way you think about the world and interact with it and your relationship with other people and powers in the multiverse. A fighter, for example, might view the world in pragmatic terms of strategy and maneuvering, and see herself as just a pawn in a much larger game. A cleric, by contrast, might see himself as a willing servant in a god’s unfolding plan or a conflict brewing among various deities. While the fighter has contacts in a mercenary company or army, the cleric might know a number of priests, paladins, and devotees who share his faith.

Your class gives you a variety of special features, such as a fighter’s mastery of weapons and armor, and a wizard’s spells.

* Artificer
* Barbarian
* Bard
* Cleric
* Druid
* Fighter
* Monk
* Paladin
* Ranger
* Rogue
* Sorcerer
* Warlock
* Wizard

## Record Any Other Details

### Feats

All characters may start with a bonus feat at level 1.

Note: THIS IS THE ONLY TIME YOU MAY TAKE THE DRAGONMARK FEAT.
Wrogar ir'Wynarn

Wrogar was the fourth child of King Jarot ir'Wynarn and the older twin of Princess Wroann. He was succeeded by his daughter, Queen Wrella ir'Wynarn.

## Biography

Prince Wrogar assumed his role as Governor-prince of Aundair in 892 YK.

Prince Wrogar was the only child of King Jarot present when his father died in 894 YK. The king named his eldest daughter, Princess Mishann of Cyre, his heir and made his son swear to support her and preserve the nearly 900 year rule of precedence for succession of the crown.

Prince Thalin of Thrane, Prince Kaius of Karrnath, and Princess Wroann of Breland refused to accept Princess Mishann as Queen of Galifar. Wrogar declared himself King of Aundair in late 894 YK with the blessings of his older sister, who had now assumed the title of Queen of Cyre and United Galifar. He ruled until his death in 920 YK while hunting in the Eldeen Reaches. Foul play, while suspected, was never proven.

King Wrogar must have been about 45 or 46 years old at his death. He became Governor-prince of Aundair in 892 YK and would have been 18 years old at the time according to tradition, making his date of birth 874 YK.
Daroon ir'Wynarn

**King Daroon ir'Wynarn** was ruler of the Kingdom of Galifar in 512 YK.

The previous ruler mentioned in sourcebooks is King Galifar ir'Wynarn II, "the Dark".

The next ruler mentioned is King Jarot ir'Wynarn.

## Biography

Little is known about the reign of King Daroon, though it was during his time that the Starpeaks Observatory was begun. He was fascinated with the study of the heavens and the possibility that such work might provide portents for the future. Sadly, he died before construction was finished.
Oargev ir'Wynarn

## Basic Information

### Aliases

Prince Oargev ir'Wynarn, Ambassador-Prince Oargev ir'Wynarn, King-in-Exile, King Oargev ir'Wynarn

## Important Relationships

### Parents

Brusst ir'Wynarn

Oargev ir’Wynarn is the last son of Cyre‘s ruling family. He was serving as an ambassador to Breland when the mysterious disaster of the Mourning befell his nation, after which he became the unofficial leader of the Cyran refugees scattered throughout the other domains. He hoped to one day gather all of Cyre’s homeless children to this refuge in Breland: New Cyre. Oargev’s other ambition revolved around discovering the truth behind the destruction of his kin and country, and exacting revenge on the guilty parties. Until then, he graciously accepted the hospitality of Breland (even if the Brelish gave him unwanted land in the middle of nowhere) and worked to rebuild the confidence and honour of his subjects. He served as mayor of New Cyre while also playing the role of a king in exile.

The people of New Cyre worked as farmers while their prince plotted and planned the future glory of the Cyran crown. Prince Oargev regularly sought out news and information from those foolish or brave enough to venture into the Mournland. He was known to fund expeditions into the blasted, wasted remains of his once-proud nation, hoping to discover some hint or clue that points to the cause of Cyre’s demise. In the meantime, Oargev worked to improve the plight of his people and dreams of rebuilding Cyre—either in a restored Mournland or someplace else entirely.
Draconic Prophecy

**The Draconic Prophecy** is a record of things to come that has been playing out since creation. The dragons of Argonnessen observe and record everything from the position of the moons and stars, to the position of the Ring of Siberys to physical manifestations of dragonmarks in the world, all of which they study looking for portents and omens of things to come. The prophecy encompasses many many volumes and is said to be as complex and unfathomable as the dragons themselves. A few among the scholarly study snippets of the massive work, but only the dragons with their incredibly long lifespan have the ability and patience to see the prophecy for what it truly is.

Recently dragonmarks have formed on the so-called lesser races. Although the dragons are divided as to what this might mean, they are no less interested in studying the new bearers of the draconic prophecy.

It is unknown what the draconic prophecy's nature is. Some argue it is a revelation of the end of the world, others of a new beginning. Whatever the means it is obvious that the prophecy points towards the transformation of the world as we know it.
The Knights Arcane

Specialized military group headed by Lord Darro ir'Lain and loyal to the crown. They are one of Aundair's strongest and most capable units. They will most likely will be a significant part of Darro's plans to invade the Eldeen Reaches--should that come to pass.

This group played a major part in battles via the Knight Phantoms--a specialised cavalry employing phantom steeds--who use not only their martial power but also their spell casting abilities. This group often is used for specialised military and rescue missions due to their abilities to quickly get into position, their heavy use of magical arms and armour.

It should also be noted that The Knight's seized major treasures during The Last War and this is Lord Darro's main source of wealth.
The Blackcap Mountains

**The Blackcaps** are foreboding peaks jutting out of the landscape in the northern portion of Breland forming the border with Aundair. The peaks get their name from the barren black rock atop the mountain and the almost constant mass of dark black thunderheads that cling to the mountain face. It is a foreboding place frequently assailed by torrential rains and even snow. Legend says the black rock at the summit is warm day and night and that, though snow falls at its peak, it melts as soon as it touches the face of the mountain. Very few dare explore the mountains and those that have come back say that deep in the crevasses of the mountain you can hear the sound of painful wailing and industry. These claims have gone unverified however. Next to no vegetation grows upon the rocks and flash flooding would frequently occur were it not for the deep running crevasses in the peaks. What isn't absorbed by these caves sheds into Lake Galifar.

Nestled in the eastern foothills of the Blackcaps is The Black Pit, a deep chasm that seemingly extends all the way to the depths of Khyber, and a town of the same name where the destitute and the despicable make their home. On the western side of the Blackcaps sits Drum Keep, a mountain fortress.
Dragonhawks

The symbol for the Aundairian nation, the **dragonhawk** resembles the cross between a dragon and a hawk. With aeries in Aundair and the Eldeen Reaches, dragonhawks have been trained to provide travel. The druids of the Reaches have even *awakened* dragonhawks.

## History

The dragonhawk has a long and storied history in the nation of Aundair. A number of large aeries dot Aundair and the Eldeen Reaches, which are numbered: The First Aerie sits in the midst of the Eldeen Reaches, while the Fourth Aerie is in southern Aundair. The majestic dragonhawk appears on the heraldry of Aundair, as a silhouette on a deep blue background. In fact, the noblest of knight will ride dragonhawks into combat, and dragonhawk-mounted troops flew on Aundair's side during the Last War.

In fact, the dragonhawks played a key part in the Sky Battle of Daskaran. In 909 YK, the Last War saw its first aerial combat, as a force of 27 Sky Knights of Aundair flew dragonhawks against 30 Wyvernriders of Thrane. Fought across the sky, both sides lost a fifth of their forces, and both sides claimed victory. In addition to the Sky Battle of Daskaran, dragonhawks were also key in the siege of Eston of 913 YK, the Sack of Westhaven in 953 YK, the Battle of the Crying Fields in 955 YK, and the Battle of Ten Bombards in 971 YK.[2]

At some point after the Eldeen Reaches announced its independence from Aundair, the druids of Aundair began experimenting with *awakened* dragonhawks. These dragonhawks would travel to from the First Aerie to other aeries to turn the non-awakened dragonhawks against Aundair.

## Appearance

This large bird almost looks like across between a bird and a dragon, though there is no dragon blood in its history. The dragonhawk is large enough to ride mounted, and frequently is. Its head had a sharpened beak, with a crest of pointed feathers. Its wingspan is huge, with feathers in varying colours of browns and whites.

## Abilities

The dragonhawk has razor-sharp talons, which it uses to attack prey. Their sharpened beak helps in snapping up prey. Normally, a dragonhawk preys on smaller creatures, though it is not unheard of for dragonhawks to hunt bigger prey, like kobolds. Occasionally, a dragonhawk may feast on an unattended horse.

The thin feather at the base of a dragonhawk's beak is extremely sensitive to vibration. This allows the dragonhawk to detect threats quickly at a far distance, even in complete darkness.
Oblivion

Oblivion is a Mascot in iCP. Oblivion is Very secretive and has only ever officialy appeared once on the island, sometimes he will jump on and off servers! Not much is Known about Oblivion apart from the fact that his custom background and card is coming very soon and we will here more about him in due course.
Peeking

Peeking is a problem in A/B testing when the user of an A/B testing tool keeps looking at the latest results and decides to continue/stop the experiment based on the latest reported significance.

Solutions:

* Don't look at intermediate results
* Look but adjust the significance threshold lower each time

## External links

* Paul Draper. The fatal flaw of A/B testing: peeking (archive)
Convolutional neural networks

Popular articles:

van den Oord et al. (2013): user-item matrix --(weighted matrix factorization)--> latent vectors --(train a CNN)--> content-based recommender

McAuley et al. (2015): image-based recommender

## References

1. ↑ Van Den Oord, A., Dieleman, S., & Schrauwen, B. (2013). Deep content-based music recommendation, 1–9. https://doi.org/10.1109/MMUL.2011.34.van
2. ↑ Julian McAuley, Christopher Targett, Qinfeng Shi, and Anton Van Den Hengel. 2015. Image-based recommendations on styles and substitutes. In Proceedings ofthe 38th International ACMSIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval. ACM, 43–52.