recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Transformation Magic

**Transformation Magic** is a Caster Magic that alters one's physical form.

## Description

Transformation Magic allows its caster to change his or her appearance. While this Magic is a deep and complex art, basic Transformation Magic is relatively easy for Mages to learn. High-level Mages, such as Mirajane, are capable of performing this Magic easily in all of its levels.

## Levels

**Basic Level**: This level allows a Caster to change his or her outward appearance into that of another person. However, it doesn't allow the Caster to change clothes. The more a Mage knows about this level, the easier it is to perform.

**Intermediate Level**: Aside from its similarities to the basic level, this level of transformation is used by Mages to change their clothes and voice. The changing of clothes is different when compared to Requip.

**Advanced Level**: Apart from changing appearance and voice, the Caster can acquire all additional physical features such as wings or gills, and can even change size. According to Mirajane, this level is very useful in combat. This bears a resemblance to Lisanna's Take Over, but is different.
Gunter Hausman

*"Yes, I'm doing INSERT 526 OVER 356 fine, just been 531 busy lately,"*

Gunter is a short, slight unlicensed alchemist with a mechanical eyepiece over one eye who wears a heavy cloak and has a generally sickly, distracted air about him, although he has helped the party with various arcane issues in the past.

Gunter Hausmann was born to a banking family, but being 7th child of the 7th child of the 7th child, he developed arcane powerful abilities at a young age. Unfortunately this clashed with his family traditions, and he ran away and enrolled in Unnecessary Academy. After graduating, he became an alchemist, doing radical, unlicensed experiments, often on living things. After a while, his focus fixated on his own body, and it became apparent that he was dying- he created a primitive rig of healing potions, and soon established himself as an expert on healing alchemy, using most of his potions on his own body. The details behind his terminal illness are unknown, but many of his colleagues suspect it is due to his constant self experimentation.

Gunter was largely responsible for developing the divination magic that the crystal networks used. He was unfamiliar with the crystals themselves, but after Glimmerel was killed, he hired a small staff to install the crystal surveillance network in other cities.

He now acts as coordinator for the various norther bases for the Ur Resistance, although he does so remotely, using crystal technology.

He has a number of strange mannerisms, although the most notable is his sudden interjection of numbers and equations into his speech, which can make conversing with him difficult. He's explained that it's his eyepiece that's responsible, although beyond that he hasn't clarified. He also has a flesh golem roommate, and lives in a tower that doesn't appear to have a door, but the inside has the appearance of a cluttered lab.

Gunter now resides in an apartment near Autumn High Memory land, and works in their engineering department.
Olaf

Olaf is a pig headed man who runs Olaf's Den, a gambling hole in the subdark. A former adventurer, he was struck with a polymorph spell that never fully wore off, giving him a pig head. After spending some time in the underdark with his adventuring party, he lost all but his adventuring colleague Meepa due to the horrors of the underdark. Deciding that he didn't want others to befall the same fate, he built a small town that would be a haven of safety for those who were not Drow, but it fell quickly due to lack of protection. Realizing the best way to keep his town safe was through hiring mercenary armies, he built Olaf's Den, a seedy casino that relied on debtor slaves running a mining operation in the back to fund it's security, although after years of using slave labor, it has become opulent and lavish. A number of the debt slaves have revolted recently, forming a group called 'The Debtor's Brigade,' which Olaf views with contempt.
Taka

**Taka**, originally **Hebi**, was a team created by Sasuke Uchiha with the initial objective of locating Itachi Uchiha, and prevent anyone from interrupting his battle.

## Trivia

* When resting atop Madara's statue in the Valley of the End, Tobi wondered whether Sasuke, the next time the young Uchiha "shedded his skin", would stay a "snake" (蛇) or turn into a "hawk" (鷹). Madara, who Tobi was impersonating at the time, was stated to have the hobby of falconry. The team's name is connected to Tobi also through a Japanese proverb: "a hawk born from a kite" (鳶が鷹を生む), meaning that an extraordinarily gifted child can be born from ordinary parents.
Maître de la Ligue Pokémon

Le Maître Pokémon est le dresseur le plus puissant de sa région. Ce titre très convoité n'est décerné qu'aux dresseurs d'exception qui parviennent à réussir le défi de la Ligue Pokémon régionale. Les dresseurs aspirant à devenir Maîtres doivent obtenir les huit badges d'arène de leur région, traverser la Route Victoire, vaincre le Conseil des 4, et enfin affronter le Maître lui-même.
UnderDark Wrestling League

A wrestling league that has been going strong in Civen for about five years, it is dominated by a trio of wrestlers, Cid the Hungry, The Darkness, and The Doom Dude. It is well known in wrestling circles for it's various magical special effects, over the top action, and ridiculous story, and has a huge dwarf following, with dwarves often traveling from far away to watch matches, although the last great dwarf wrestler, Glom Grubhammer recently retired, leaving a significant power vacuum that Olaf has struggled to fill. Many of the wrestlers keep shrines to Valentino in hopes that they will give them strength, and for the under-underground matches, where rules are more relaxed and things are a lot less safe, followers of Valentino tend to thrive.
Yavin

### Background

Yavin is a half-elf (half-drow) mage living in a tower deep in the Underdark. He is arrogant, unstable, and prone to fits of irrational rage and half baked rants, largely fueled by his frustration of growing up in Drow society and constantly having assassins trying to kill him. His specialty is using control modules to control Hooked Horrors remotely, which he uses as his bodyguards.

Physically, he is a thin man with balding white hair and a neat goatee, with filthy, tattered robes, and his living quarters are filthy, as he appears to be a bit of a hoarder.

### Artifacts of Knowledge

Yavin is one of the only mages with an archive of books containing information about the Ur, and nearly everything else. Thousands of books large, Yavin's Library is a disorganized mess of books, that may, or may not contain the secrets of the universe.
King Bob

*"All hail King Bob!"*

King Bob ("All hail King Bob!") is the senile, lifelong king of the Kingdom of Guffgrgblhfhrhr and is generally considered one of the party's allies. Out of necessity due to his erratic personality, he is tended to by an extensive staff of bureaucrats. Most notably, this includes the Vizir.

## Personality

As an NPC, he is has a very loose thought process and is tangential in both his conversations and whims. He is equally likely to ask his guards shoot those who is annoy him as he is to gift those same people flowers. He appears to be generally quite cheerful and enthusiastic when he speaks with most everyone, even when decreeing punishment, as if everyone is constantly winning a prize.

King Bob ("All hail King Bob.) also enjoys puppies, jelly beans, and the comedy stylings of just personal jester Gary the 53rd (Actual name: Fred). He often defers his decisions to the Vizir due to distractions or losing his train of thought and tends to ask the Vizir for reminders of his own likes, dislikes, and wishes.

## "All hail King Bob!"

Long-standing convention - and eventual kingdom law - dicates that all those who hear of the mention of King Bob's ("All hail King Bob.") name must immeditely say, "All hail King Bob!"  Due to weariness at the repetitive nature of this law, most participants simply mumble the words when not in the presence of King Bob ("All hail King Bob.")

## Metagame Origins

The idea for the chant of "All hail King Bob!" was inspired by a rule from the pen-and-paper RPG *Kobolds Ate My Baby!* In that game, a player is penalized if they do not immediately chant, "All hail King Torg!" at the mention of his respective name.

In terms of his personality, he is primarily inspired by several Mel Brooks characters, including Gov. William J. Le Petomane from the film *Blazing Saddles*and President Skroob from the film *Spaceballs*.
Vivre Card

**Vivre Cards**, also known as the "**paper of life**", are a special form of paper made in the New World.

## Overview

A Vivre Card is made from part of a person’s fingernail which is then made into paper. It is completely waterproof and fireproof, but can be torn and given to a cared person that one would be separated from.

The torn pieces will point to and move towards each other no matter where they are in the world, allowing one to always be able to tell in which direction the other person is.

True to the name "paper of life", Vivre Cards also display the life force of their owner. If the life force of the person who gave the Vivre Card is disappearing, the card will begin to burn. It will grow back to its original size if the person recovers.

## Trivia

* "Vivre" is the *French* word for "to live".
GeigerBuddy

GeigerBuddy is a piece of malware that infects intelligent machines and keeps them from networking. Geiger developed it after the rampant artificial intelligence Dr Nebulex (formed from three AIs merging) took over half the planet. If it detects that an artificial intelligence is too powerful or intelligent, it self replicates until the AI is no longer able to function.

It's icon is a cartoon beholder, based on Geiger's old familiar, Harold. GeigerBuddy does appear to be somewhat sentient, mutually loathing what it is, but also desperately wanting to infect everything it can.
Séraphino

**Séraphino** est le troisième champion de la région de Noyaa et est spécialisé dans le type Feu, à l'égal de sa sœur, Angarika, championne de la région d'Urugu. Il est le quatrième champion à s'être spécialisé dans ce type.

La ville où se trouve l'arène de Séraphino, Konphus, est jumellée avec Karapak, la ville où se trouve l'arène de sa sœur. Ainsi, vous pouvez trouver des Ébulleyser dans les sources chaudes de la ville. Il s'agit des seuls Pokémon de la huitième génération à pouvoir être capturés avant la Ligue Pokémon de Noyaa.
Steve

Steve is a recurring NPC ally that the AY Bellevue party encounters performing menial tasks and low-level jobs around the world. Steve is characterized by his limited intellect, slow speech, and distractibility. While he is well-intentioned, his lack of insight and concentration often becomes a point of frustration for the party. However, due to his ubiquitous presence, he often is able to share a nugget or two of useful - if vague - information.

## Employment

Steve is universally incompetent, and he does not generally stay at one job for any length of time. He continues to find employment in varying capacities all over the world due to his extensive network of cousins. The first appearance of Steve was in Faunsdale as the clerk in the local shovel store.

## Appearance

Steve is a human male who is 25 years of age. He is a very large and stocky man of pale complexion, with unkempt brown hair. He is generally well-shaved, as it is something his "mum" is quite insistent that "good boys do," and usually wears Wellington boots.

## Metagame Origins

Steve's personality and pattern of speech are largely inspired by the recurrent Gumbys characters from the television series *Monty Python's Flying Circus*. However, Steve is considerably less abrasive towards others and much quieter than the Gumbys characters.
Bu11d0z3r's Trebuchet Museum

The Trebuchet Museum is a museum of trebuchets collected, made, found, or bought by the combined efforts of the Curved Blade, Bulldozer, Andry Garren, Schrodinger, and Klein. The museum is maintained by Bulldozer, with many wacky and unreal trebuchets, including the Cloudkiller Model, best known for King Bob (All Hail King Bob) buying them in a war against the clouds, the Cthulhuchet, the Impeccable Arbalest, Blade of Diplomacy, the Geological Survey Trebuchet Model X-23, the Wounded Dragon, and C-35, some of which were destroyed in the hijack by Percy.

The Museum was formed about a year before the Percy Incident, and during the events of the incident were hijacked by Percy and turned against Autumn High Memories.

### Trebuchet List

Cavemen and Canyons Trebuchet: A sentient trebuchet that plays Cavemen and Canyons, playing as a catapult within the game. Currently broken down after the Percy Incident.

#### The Four (Five) Trebuchets

The Blade of Diplomacy: A trebuchet with a great diplomat's soul in it. Destroyed C-35 when C-35 turned on it during the incident, thanks to prodding by the party. Was itself destroyed by Geiger when it began firing complaints mixed with positive reviews of Bottom Sly Meemories, a rival anime to Autumn High Memories that enrages Geiger.

C-35: A trebuchet that contained the soul of an infamous criminal, that was destroyed by the Blade of Diplomacy after being convinced to begin firing on it.

The Wounded Dragon: A trebuchet with the soul of a famous soldier, used to besiege countless castles. Was tricked into firing on the park by Gore.exe, and the party cleared up the misunderstanding.

Geologic Survey Trebuchet model X-23: A trebuchet obsessed with finding gold, firing on the park because it was convinced that there was gold beneath the park. It was convinced to fire on a different gold deposit.

Cthuluhuchet: A trebuchet that arose and began besieging Autumn High Memoryland after an ill-advised prayer to Cthulu. Was destroyed by Geiger after being framed for convincing the Blade of Diplomacy to launch the complaints and reviews.
Izzander

### Description

Izzander is a powerful wizard living in the Underdark. Little is known about him, save that he is old acquaintances with Geiger, and has a reputation for building explosives and, where Geiger tends to be simply careless with his inventions, Izzander tends to be more willfully morally ambiguous. The Stabber is terrified of him, implying that he is very powerful, possibly on the same level as Geiger. Physically, he is a short man wearing leather robes and sunglasses, with a number of alchemical items on his person.

### Personality

Izzander is focused on one-upping Geiger and is slightly morally ambiguous with his items, and does it very well. Izzander's personality is similar to a person after a hangover, with a constant headache added to the mix.

### Ur's Echo

Izzander is currently in the process of working on a way to destroy the Ur's Echo, and is doing it in such a way he thinks will get him recognition above Geiger, and might be considering working with Kalvin, the God of Black Holes.
Bahamut's Heart

Bahamut's Heart is a mythical amulet and one third of a trio of artifacts, the other being Bahamut's Will and Bahamut's Visage.

## Artifact Stats

* Requires attunement
* Sentient: Bahamut's Heart compels the wearer to to fight evil and injustice. If worn alone, the player has a succeed on a DC 15 WIS save to perform a neutral action, and a DC 20 WIS save to perform an evil action. These saves are increased by 5 with each of Bahamut's artifacts the player wears.
* If the wearer does not perform at least one just and good deed (DM's discretion) before sundown each day, at sundown the amulet does 7d10 holy damage to the wearer (DC 20 WIS save to halve the damage).
* Evil people and creatures are unconsciously compelled to attack or oppose the wearer, while good people and creatures are unconsciously compelled to aid. The effect is increased for each of the Bahamut Avatar set that is worn. Starting with the first artifact worn, the wearer gains advantage on influencing the behavior of good beings, and the wearer is at disadvantage at persuading evil beings. With the second artifact, the respective bonus or penalty is increased by 5, which is increased by an additional 5 with the third artifact. For example, while carrying all three artifacts, any attempts to influence a good creature will be resolved at advantage +10.

Artifact Effects
 Disease Immunity
'Action Stibbons'

"Action Stibbons" is the de facto Dean of Unnecessary Academy, as he is the only administrator capable of getting things done. After a short stint as a low level bureaucrat in the Academy, he let his pent up rage get the better of him and smacked one of his superiors for not having certain essential paperwork ready. The superior, shocked and horrified at the sudden violation of Academic protocol, immediately processed the paperwork. He then became known as "Action Stibbons" for his propensity to use violence, specifically a 'Motivation Stick,' which he carries with him at all times. He rose through the ranks through sheer intimidation, and is now the primary source of progress within the Academy, as most of the faculty and staff are interested only in large dinners and publishing esoteric papers. Due to the constant stress of his job, he has a snap temper and seems constantly exhausted. Physically, he is a short, buff man with stringy black hair and a perpetual scowl.
Faunsdale

Faunsdale is a small town ripe with strife, having had a number of strange and horrible events occur there. Founded 50 years before the events of the adventure, it was initially a logging camp, but after the construction of a tavern, a merchant shop, and a number of pleasant buildings, many of the loggers decided to start their lives there. As the surrounding forest was logged sufficiently, the town diversified, with a medium sized herbalism sector, a number of small copper and iron mines, and plenty of fishing at the lake. Things were going well.

Then came the werewolves, interested in hiding somewhere safe. That didn't work out, when a group of werewolf hunters showed up in town and turned it into a shooting gallery. They were eventually stopped by Sheriff Goritti.

Then came the Elven death cult, a royal line at the end of their dynasty, had decided to go out in a blaze of glory and death. Sheriff Goritti was one of their first victims, and was replaced by Captain Shannan.

Then came the Beholders, who found residence in the mines and drove the town mad with their aura. Captain Shannan was killed in the fight, but her second in command, Cpl. Victor assumed command of the town.

Then came Milanius the Trapper, a lunatic trapper who had decided that man was the ultimate sport. Cpl Victor fell victim to one of his traps, and was replaced by Town Administrator Collins.

Then came the mad Gnome scientist Stanciltree, who decided to set up camp in Faunsdale and build a giant killing machine. Collins was killed in the chaos, but his second command Norris was able to talk her into leaving town.

Then came the Order of Fanicus, a human group of slavers who specialized in trading in nonhumans. They made the mistake of kidnapping a member of the Dwarven Mafia, and in the ensuing slaughter, Norris was killed, and replaced by Mayor Bronn.

Then came the Dwarven Mafia, who realized that Faunsdale would be an excellent place to set up shop. Bronn was killed for attempting to report the take over, and Low ranking bureaucrat Percival was assigned Mayor. Perhaps one of the most intelligent and cowardly of the Faunsdale leaders, he learned to keep his head down and not rock the boat. He lived through the Dwarf Mafia, although due to his compliance in their plot, was placed under house arrest so he could continue his duties, as nobody else wanted to do that.

He proceeded to live through the High Order of Banjo, where he lost his hand in the ritual, Dr Nebulex's invasion, the Skumble age, Flaming Skull, and Geiger's Airship research, at which point Faunsdale had become a shell of a town, a mere tourist attraction due to it's colorful history. Only the tavern and a handful of shops remained, but the drow attack reduced those to ash.

It's unclear if Faunsdale will rebuild or not, but at this point, very little remains of what was once, for a very short period, a pleasant town.
Mayor Percival

*"Ha ha ha ha ha... Ahhh... Ha ha... What?"*

Former Mayor Percival is a gawky, balding man with an anxious demeanor. He was a low level government bureaucrat with a nervous laugh and a number of bad habits whose generally annoying behavior around the office got him the promotion to Administrator of Faunsdale, a small town said to have a horrible curse placed on it. Happy for the 'promotion', he soon found his predecessor had been assassinated by the local Dwarven Mafia for trying to go against them. Learning quickly, he became their lacky. After they vanished and the cult of Banjo came to town, he was arrested for assisting the Dwarven Mafia, but due to his intimate knowledge of the town's paperwork, he was allowed to be put under house arrest in Town Hall so long as he managed the town's paperwork. After the Cult of Banjo was defeated, he vanished for some time, but was recently seen operating a tourist trap shop in Faunsdale. After Faunsdale burned after the attack by Glimmerel, he relocated to Skyhold, hoping to start anew, and found work as a low ranking bureaucrat for the city watch, where he seems to have found some degree of happiness, as well as a highly complex prosthetic hand, to replace the one that was removed during the Banjo cult's rule.
Geigerbook

Geigerbooks are a recent invention by Geiger to help spread his Autumn High Memories fanfiction with fellow fans. On the surface, it appears to be a simple tan book with blank pages, but as you write on it, various commands will cause responses, and a graphical user interface can be installed. Depending on the software suites, geigerbooks have various uses, but common ones include the following:

Standard model: This standard GeigerOS features a word processor, a basic file browser, a chat program, a basic geigernet browser, and a file transfer mechanism. It is the basis for every other type of Geigerbook, and also includes GeigerBuddy.

Open Sourced model: Immediately after creating the Geiger book, Geiger had a nightmare about penguins, and decided to go create a penguin themed Geigerbook that has a lot more functionality, but is only usable by highly experienced wizards due to it's esoteric command-line functionality.

Merchant's guild model: This custom operating system is given to merchant guild operatives, and includes a stock reader, a secure connection to the merchant's guild forums and chat, as well as a number of math programs.

Black Market model: This highly modified version of Geigerbook has secure connections to the black market, a social network to hire various assassins and thieves, and a number of surveillence programs. Possession of a black market geigerbook is a serious offense.

Kids model: This Geigerbook was designed by Geiger during one of his Skumble trips. It features a number of annoying animations and songs about shark families, as well as easily bypassable security features to keep children from looking at anything outside of shark family dances.

Elderly model: This is a standard Geigerbook, but the text is much larger.
Dragon Force

**Dragon Force** is an advanced Dragon Slayer ability.

## Description

When a Dragon Slayer enters Dragon Force, they effectively turn into a humanoid Dragon, gaining reptilian scales and traits, such as further elongated, and sharper, canines and scale-like patterns on their skin. According to Zero, Dragon Force is the final, most powerful state a Dragon Slayer can attain; granting them power comparable to that which a real Dragon possesses: the power to utterly destroy everything.

## Abilities

Dragon Force greatly increases the damage done by standard Dragon Slayer spells, and grants the user access to more advanced, powerful attacks. It also drastically enhances the user's physical prowess, speed, and considerably boosts their Magic Power, which becomes visible, taking the appearance of a Dragon. When exuded at its fullest, said Magic Power takes on a violent corporeality, likely as a result of the immense amount of Magic Power employed. When Natsu Dragneel entered this state through the use of Jellal Fernandes' **Flame of Rebuke**, his flames gained the ability to burn off offending Magic, even that of Zero's ultimate attack Genesis Zero.

## Achieving

* For **First Generation Dragon Slayers**, those who have been taught their Magic by a real Dragon, certain conditions must be met in order to enter Dragon Force: the only one known so far would be to eat substances with powerful magical properties, preferably those somehow related to the element they can control and consume; while other, unrelated substances can be eaten as well, these have been described as being similar to "poison" for the user, causing heavy after effects, such as pain on activation and extreme exhaustion after use. Natsu Dragneel, the only First Generation Dragon Slayer, have entered Dragon Force, initially requiring an external catalyst to do so. This occurred on four occasions: Natsu's first through the consumption of Etherion, and then from Jellal Fernandes' Flame of Rebuke. Later, Natsu was the first First Generation Dragon Slayer to enter the state without an outside stimulus.

Natsu's Dragon Force
* For **Third Generation Dragon Slayers**, those who have not only been taught by a Dragon but also have Dragon Lacrima implanted into their body, are capable of freely entering Dragon Force. However, the appearance of their Dragon Force is slightly different from the previous generations, for instead of actual scales, a scale-like design appears on their face and body.
Captain Hastings

Captain Hastings is one of the few members of the City Guard with any skill for detective work, although he tends to avoid it when possible, as he's constantly on the verge of burning out. He often goes undercover, and is a skilled infiltrator. He does tend to be arrogant towards his underlings and anyone he deems less intelligent than he is, which is most people. He is also a vegan, doesn't smoke or drink, and enjoys staying healthy.
The Ur

### Description

The Ur can not be seen or comprehended by mortals, but are insectoid creatures from a higher plane of existence that leave spherical holes in reality that hover and grow slowly as they chew holes in our reality. Staring at an Ur Sphere, one of the holes, causes serious constitution and wisdom damage, as such things should not exist. They occasionally convert beings within the reality they are consuming to serve their ends, and the result in Ur Cultists, faceless wraiths with strange mechanical devices on their hands that can trigger an Ur sphere.

### Killing the Ur

The only human who has successfully killed an Ur cultist and dispelled an Ur Sphere was Geiger, who died in the process. He got better. Said encounter resulted in massive casualties, dozens dead, and the entire party of strong mages, warriors, and paladins all dead.

### The Ur Echo

The Ur has invaded the world of Allhailkingbob once before, which resolved in the current hero's summoning a race of Ur-eating Ladybugs. Currently, the world is being attacked by echoes of the Ur, shaking the world to the brim, summoning variants of the Ur Cultists, and even Ur themselves. A small group of heroes are trying their best to stop the echoes, and are working with Geiger to cease it. Izzander, a mysterious man, might be the only one who can stop it, forcefully, though Kalvin, the god of Black Holes is offering to eat them in an "all-you-can-eat Ur buffet," though he is of dubious morality.

### Plot

Many books have been made about the Ur, and their effects on the space-time continuum, however many of those books have been lost. Some of those books are in the Library of Olivia, which was burnt, the Night Elves, who are unwilling to share, and unknowing of their priceless knowledge. Most of those books are likely in the hands of the mysterious Izzander, the top scientist on the topic of the Ur, and the one key to stoping the Ur Echo.
Scumble

Scumble is an extremely alcoholic beverage of unknown origin. Many regions around the world produce variants of this drink, and many families have their own subvariants. There are, however, some commonalities with all recipes:

* Scumble is (mostly) made from apples or the local equivalent. More importantly, all recipes somehow manage to infuse the drink with large amounts of distilled wild magic.
* Scumble is *strong*. There are many regions where drinking straight scumble is a sign of virility, strength, and/or being incredibly stupid. Scumble is widely known to have killed many and adventurous drinker, as well as being known as an excellent wood polish.
* Scumble is unpredictable. If it doesn't kill a consumer outright, it is known to induce a variety of mental states in an idiosyncratic fashion. One consumer may feel strengthened to the point of bloodlust, while another may hallucinate an afternoon tea in the garden of the local duchesss.

* Scumble is unstable and is to *never*contact metal. The nature of distilled magic is such that contact with metal results in a cataclysmic and often explosive interaction between the various ingredients, the metal, and the magic. Effects range from an instantly incinerating fireball to all creatures within a certain range growing a beard of feathers.

## Metagame Origin

Like so much of the Bellevue AY campaign material, Scumble is a concepts borrowed from author Terry Pratchett. It is most frequently mentioned in the *Discworld* novels featuring the character Nanny Ogg, a powerful witch and midwife.

## In-Game Effects

The in-game effects are largely at the DM's discretion. However, two resources are often used for when metal contacts scumble. The first is the wild magic effects table under the Sorcerer class section in the *Player's Handbook*. The second is the fan-created Grog of Substantial Whimsy found on various websites.
Bahamut's Visage

Bahamut's Visage is a mythical set of platemail armor and one third of a trio of artifacts, the other being Bahamut's Will and Bahamut's Heart.

## Artifact Stats

* Requires attunement
* Sentient: Bahamut's Heart compels the wearer to to fight evil and injustice. If worn alone, the player must succeed on a DC 15 WIS save to perform a neutral action and a DC 20 WIS save to perform an evil action. These saves are cumulatively increased by 5 with each of Bahamut's artifacts the player wears.
* +3 to AC
* No strength restrictions or DEX penalties
* The wearer may, once a day telepathically summon good-aligned dragons within a 50 mile radius. The dragons, may be angry if they view the summoning as frivolous or unjustified. This ability resets at dawn each day.
* Evil people and creatures are unconsciously compelled to attack or oppose the wearer, while good people and creatures are unconsciously compelled to aid. The effect is increased for each of the Bahamut Avatar set that is worn. Starting with the first artifact worn, the wearer gains advantage on influencing the behavior of good beings, and the wearer is at disadvantage at persuading evil beings. With the second artifact, the respective bonus or penalty is increased by 5, which is increased by an additional 5 with the third artifact. For example, while carrying all three artifacts, any attempts to influence a good creature will be resolved at advantage +10.
Victus

*"I'm looking forward to when this is all done, so I can slowly flay you alive."*

Victus is a spiteful, arrogant banker with a penchant for solving problems with violence.

### Soul Bank

Victus emerged into the Fey Realm in his early 20s with a number of demonic, eldrich, and fey pacts that were being honored on the side of those he had made the pacts with, but those who he had made the pacts with were not seeing any effort on his side, and for some unknown reason, they were unable to exact revenge. Using this handful of pacts, he was able to buy and sell more pacts, eventually owning a large number of sentient souls that he began to buy and sell with, soon forming a bank, and ultimately, a stock market for souls, utilized by all manner of otherworldly horrors. Staffed by mindwiped accountants and drider guards, he grew more and more rich, until a group of adventurers discovered him.

Little did he know, one of the adventurers, a mage who had lost his memory, was a former colleague of his- they had been part of a group of warlocks attempting to make a deal with the god of forgetfulness whose name I can't recall. Victus, who before then had not gone by any name, recognized the former colleague, and in a moment, the colleague had his memory restored, including his own name and the true name of the evil banker- Victus.

His true name being stated caused every demon who had a unenforcable pact with him to suddenly have claim over Victus, and the soul bank was instantly destroyed in a flurry of fire, vines, and cosmic horror. Days later, Victus emerged from the ruins, having been reduced to a drider for his crimes.

### Merchant Guild

Victus took a spot working for the Merchant's Guild, and was regularly causing various problems due to his high status and sociopathic nature. He did help the party defeat the Ur, under orders of the Merchant's Guild, but after they were defeated, promised that he would kill them. The process of destroying the Ur left Victus without the various powers he had accumulated in his search, and he was left hissing at the party, with just a knife. The party decided to spare his life, and Victus fled.

Afterwards, Victus was responsible for various attempts to start a war with the Thieves' Guild, destroy a peaceful town, and poison innocent townsfolk, although recently his past has caught up with him and he was eventually taken in by the royal guard and handed over to the Merchant's Guild, who have placed him under house arrest in their headquarters, in some back room doing low level accounting work.
Yamato

**Yamato**, previously known as **Tenzo**, is an Anbu of Konohagakure. He was assigned to Team Kakashi as a temporary replacement for their jonin-sensei (and his former Anbu captain), Kakashi Hatake, and to help keep the Nine-Tails sealed inside of Naruto Uzumaki in check with the help of his Wood Style abilites. Kakashi eventually returns to the team, although Yamato stays on to provide assistance as needed. "Yamato" and "Tenzo" are actually codenames given to him, reflecting his time as Team Kakashi's captain and an Anbu member, respectively; his real name is unknown.

## Profile and Stats

* **Alias**: Tenzo
* **Origin**: Naruto
* **Age**: 27
* **Birthday**: August 10
* **Classification**: Human, Konohagakure Shinobi, Anbu
* **Gender**: Male
* **Height**: 178 cm (5'10")
* **Weight**: 58.4 kg (128.75 lb)
* **Skin Color**: Light
* **Eye Color**: Black
* **Hair Color**: Brown
* **Attire**:
* **Alignment**: Good
* **Status**: Active
* **Powers and Abilities**:
* **Standard Equipment**: Standard Ninja Tools
* **Notable Attacks/Techniques**:
* **Weaknesses**: Creating large land formations exhausts him

### Power Ranking

* **Class**: **SS-Class**
* **Attack Potency**:
* **Speed**:
* **Lifting Strength**:
* **Striking Strength**:
* **Durability**:
* **Stamina**:
* **Range**: **Hundred Meters**
* **Intelligence**:
* **Fighting Ability**:

## Abilities

**Wood Style Kekkei Genkai**: An advanced nature kekkei genkai that combines earth and water-based chakra natures to create wood or complete trees. This ability can also be used to create other aspects of trees, such as seeds or flowers. Wood Style techniques can be produced from anywhere, including the user's body, as the user's chakra is literally converted into a source of life.

**Earth Style**: One of the basic elemental nature transformation techniques. It allows the user to manipulate the surrounding earth for offensive and defensive purposes or create it; be it dirt, mud, or rock. These techniques can alter the landscape on a large scale, and solid earth barriers are commonly used as defense. Some earth jutsu can even alter hardness and weight properties.

**Water Style**: One of the basic elemental nature transformation techniques that allows the user to manipulate pre-existing water, or create their own, by turning their chakra into water. It takes much greater skill to create the water than to manipulate what is already available and expel it via mouth. One of the most versatile of the five basic chakra natures, Water Style techniques can not only change shape but state as well.
Meepa

On the surface, Meepa is an adolescent Kobold girl who enjoys mischief and knives, but in reality is an adult copper dragon who enjoys traveling with adventurers as a Kobold to give her ideas for her novel. Her draconic name is unknown, and is likely impossible to pronounce. She is a former adventuring buddy of Olaf.
Cid The Hungry

*"I'VE GOT A HUNGER FOR PAIN!"*

Cid the Hungry is a half orc pro wrestler from the Underdark Wrestling league. He was previously in a tag team featuring The Darkness and Doom Dude. He is a fan favorite due to his over the top monologues and his catchphrase, "I've got a HUNGER FOR PAIN!" Outside his wrestler persona he is a shrewd business man and a deeply caring individual, giving huge sums of his winnings to orphanages and charities, stating that if anyone needs an uncle, a dad, or just someone in their corner with a hunger for pain, he'll be that person. He is currently doing a highly successful tag team with his "adopted son" The Flaming Chair. When he isn't working on his wrestling career, he's often seen working out or eating, or trying to find ways to pay off some gambling debts he recently accrued.
Bukijutsu

**Bukijutsu** (*Literally meaning*: Weapon Techniques) are techniques that entail the use of any handheld weapons in combat, whether the users be shinobi or samurai. Students of the Academy are taught the use of ninja weapons and tools like shuriken and kunai, learning how to throw and wield them through target practice.

Bukijutsu can be used in combination with taijutsu, ninjutsu, genjutsu, chakra flow, and even other weapons in order to achieve more devastating effects, such as the flail used in conjunction with the Infinite Armor, Kakashi Hatake's use of lightning-infused kunai, Asuma Sarutobi's use of wind-infused chakra knives for close-range combat, and Danzo Shimura's wind-infused weapons. Kosuke Maruboshi's Leaf-Style Willow technique combines kenjutsu with genjutsu. Orochimaru was also able to effectively combine the sight-impairing effects of the Infinite Darkness Jutsu with shuriken to increase the likelihood of hitting his intended target. In addition to this, fuinjutsu are often used in conjunction with bukijutsu, as it provides a quick and easy means of transporting and using weapons. Because of this versatility, bukijutsu is employed in a vast array of ninja techniques.

Bukijutsu, in some form, is used by almost all shinobi. Tenten is a notable user of bukijutsu, as are the Gold and Silver Brothers, Kinkaku and Ginkaku, who were well known for their usage of the Treasured Tools of the Sage of the Six Paths. In bukijutsu, weapons can also be combined with mechanisms to aid in missions and combat. Seimei, the Takumi Village founder, was also considered a very powerful bukijutsu maker and user.
Rivensdale

Rivensdale was founded roughly 150 years ago as a small mining town. After many of the mines dried up, it switched industries to fishing and logging, with a large number of the population leaving. Afterwards, it began to dwindle when a number of werewolves discovered that the town had mostly been forgotten, and was an acceptable place for them to exist openly, safe from persecution that occurred. Soon, word got out to monsters of all types who flocked to Rivensdale, wanting a chance at urban life. Currently, it is a quaint town with a pleasant park maintained by a dryad, a small shopping district, and a small college run by a vampire.
Mephendi Tax Code

Mephendi Tax Code is a form of magic built by the account-sages of the Kingdom of Mephendi, to assist with various money laundering, tax evasion, and other 'creative accounting' projects. This special school of magic specializes in rounding numbers in unnatural ways, playing with probability, and obfuscating or altering numerical values. The Geigercoin Punchain is based on Mephendi Tax Code.
Vice Admiral

**Vice Admiral** is the third highest rank in the Marines. These officers can have varying duties and amounts of authority. For example, one vice admiral, John Giant, is seen to have some special authority, as he was the first in the entire Marine Headquarters to receive the report of the Buster Call and could also evidently command other vice admirals to dispatch. There are always at least five vice admirals sent with a Buster Call fleet.

The general attire of a vice admiral is that of a Marine coat with epaulets and a suit and tie worn underneath. The only vice admiral to wear an attire different from others is, again, John Giant, who wears a gold and red uniform with a strain of medals on his chest, and later Smoker who keeps his current marine jacket, only adding to it the standard marine coat. While most vice admirals wear standard blue epaulets, Garp wears black and red, while Tsuru wears gold.

## Abilities

Vice admirals are well known for their strength, and it would seem that most of them are swordsmen and several have been shown using the Six Powers, most likely three for those gifted. Many Giants who are shown to be Marines are vice admirals, a testament of their immense strength. Another attribute that is common among vice admirals is that they all know and can use at least one type of Haki, though only Garp, Vergo and Smoker have been shown using it in obvious ways.
Sgt 'Arry

Sgt 'Arry is a brutish leader of the Unmentionables. Deemed unfit for command of the regular guard for being drunk while on duty, they put him in charge of the Unmentionables, as his tenure and decorated history of defense of the town kept them from firing him, and he was unable to fit into the chair required for a desk job. He is said to have a family, a loving wife, and four dogs, but nobody has seen them.

## Metagame Origin

Sgt. 'Arry's pattern of speech and dim-witted personality are largely inspired by Michael Palin's RSM character from the movie *Monty Python's The Meaning of Life*, though Sgt. 'Arry is considerably less amenable towards others' wants and needs.
Geigercoin

Geigercoin is a cryptocurrency built by Geiger. It runs on puns being created, and for each bad pun built, a geigercoin is made. For any device to effectively mine or store Geigercoin, it must have GeigerBuddy installed. The value of Geigercoin is currently in heavy flux, ranging from it being worth a gold per, down to negative values, and thus it is not heavily used.
The Stabber

The Stabber is a body-hopping god of knives and is a neutral party, who only wants to stab people. Equipped with knives, made out of knives, and with a strange obsession with Autumn High Memories, and one of the top fanfiction writers of it, he's a nearly unstoppable force, who will always recover and will hold a grudge until his existence is ended permanently.

### Past Reincarnations

#### Autumn High

Reincarnated as the teacher in the Skumble Alteration of Autumn High Memories, he proceeded to wipe out the entire party multiple times in the span of a minute, filling the entire school with knives, before being turned into code and erased.

#### Vampire

Reincarnated as a true vampire, the Stabber took control of AZ4K, the Warforged, and proceeded to try to make him walk off a cliff. As a vampire, the Stabber has access to the full abilities of a vampire, as well as its weaknesses. The Stabber mentioned how he is now 'able to stab people with his words'.

### Personality

The Stabber is obsessed with stabbing people with knives and getting himself a chapter in Autumn High Memories. On a particularly strange day, The Stabber is obsessed with becoming one of Autumn High Memory's premier authors. On a side note, The Stabber is completely insane. He's also friends with Slicer, a Kenku Rogue, who gave him a dagger.
Autumn High Memories

## Before Skumble Alteration

A popular manga written by a relatively obscure author known only as Hobbes. It follows the bland protagonist Taro-Kun as he attends Autumn Hills High, a high school set in the far future, and interacts with various characters, including the bored teacher, the bubbly love interest, the optimistic best friend, the bitter rival from a different school, the geriatric principal, the mean spirited bully, and as of recently, The Stabber. And, in one case, an Ur Cultist.

As the manga progresses, it gets weirder and weirder, as the author began to experiment with various storytelling tropes, with series four being the most controversial due to it suddenly taking a sudden focus on fighting animal testing and the fur industry. Afterward, it dived into hard conceptual science fiction, before fanfiction authors began adding their own chapters, most notably, Geiger.

## Skumble Alteration

During one adventure in a battle against an Ur Cultist, one cultist got shot with a Skumble Blowdart imbued with Wild Magic, transporting the cultist into Autumn High Memories, altering the manga into a strange, dark manga, with strange tones and body horror.
Tenrose

A recent graduate of Unnecessary Academy's Art History program, he joined Threrose's the Tourist God's order, liking that it sounded like his name. As part of the final initiation, he pulled a number of travel pamphlets from a basket, and has promised to visit all of them. On his journey to the Bazaar of Bala, he was pressured into purchasing a monkey for all his gold, and has been traveling, penniless and destitute, ever since.
Heaven's Wheel Armor

**Heaven's Wheel Armor** is one of Erza Scarlet's armors.

## Appearance

Almost every part of this armor is seemingly made of silver metal. The upper part of this armor only consists of a small breastplate that is composed of feather-shaped plates pointing upwards with a large metal flower on the front which extends along her hips. Her biceps are covered by metal straps and her very large plated gauntlets sport feather-shaped plates at the edges.

Her waist is circled by large, decorated plates reminiscent of feathers that lie on a long skirt. She wears a pair of plated boots which is partially hidden under her skirt, each sporting metal ornaments shaped like wings. Erza also wears a neck guard made of feather-like plates and a tiara with prominent metal wings. The armor also sports two pairs of large metal wings which adorn Erza’s back, composed of metal feathers which get longer and larger at the edges.

## Special Features

**Flight**: This armor grants Erza the ability to fly.

**Multiple Sword Requipping**: Erza is able to summon a large amount of swords (more than 200), and launch weapons at her opponent(s) in a variety of different ways. The armor is meant to be used for facing multiple opponents.

## Spells

* **Blumenblatt**: While wearing the Heaven's Wheel Armor, the user requips a fair amount of swords, and then charges at the target, slicing them with the two in hand. As they rush past, the requipped swords will follow, acting as a secondary strike. "Blumenblatt" is German for *petal*.
* **Circle Sword**: The user requips swords and has them circle around them by utilizing the command, "Dance, My Swords". The swords then begin spinning rapidly around the user and then the user sends them flying towards their opponent(s) in a disc formation. Upon impact, the swords separate and fly in different directions dealing great damage.
* **Trinity Sword**: While wearing the Heaven's Wheel Armor, the user slashes the opponent in a delta formation.
* **Pentagram Sword**: While donning the Heaven's Wheel Armor, the user slashes their swords in the shape of a pentagram at the target.

## Equipment

* **Two one-handed swords**: This armor comes equipped with a pair of simple swords with blue embellishments along the blade that feature feather-shaped handguards.