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Intelligence

## **Description**

To quote Wikipedia:

"Intelligence has been defined in many different ways such as in terms of one's capacity for logic, abstract thought, understanding, self-awareness, communication, learning, emotional knowledge, memory, planning, creativity and problem solving. It can also be more generally described as the ability to perceive information and retain it as knowledge for applying to itself or other instances of knowledge or information, thereby creating referable understanding models of any size, density, or complexity, due to any conscious or subconscious imposed will or instruction to do so."

Therefore, intelligence is mostly subjective towards the circumstance.

## **Intellect Levels**

Despite variables, some suggested intelligence levels are as follows:

* **Non-Sentient**: Self-explanatory.
* **Learning Impaired**: Candidate can only comprehend one concept, and is incapable of processing more than one at a time.
* **Below Average**: Characters that show lower cognitive ability than the norm, but do not particularly stand out in any intellectual or academic fields.
* **Average**: Regular I.Q. and no special abilities or displays, nor cognitive ability.
* **Above Average**: Characters that show greater cognitive ability than the norm, but do not particularly stand out in any intellectual or academic fields.
* **Gifted**: Character that demonstrate high reasoning ability, can master concepts with few repetitions, and display high performance capability in intellectual, creative, or specific academic fields.
* **Genius**: Genius level intelligence in one, or a few, areas of research.
* **Extraordinary Genius**: Far above real world human intelligence in multiple fields of research. Capable of inventing futuristic technology.
* **Super Genius**: Vastly superhuman intelligence in virtually all fields of research.
* **Nigh-Omniscient**: Candidate almost knows absolutely everything within an area, with the exception of a few things here and there.
* **Omniscient**: Candidate knows anything, everything and everyone within an area.

There should always be explanations for the ratings within a following parenthesis, unless it's hard to describe or nearly impossible.
Stamina

## Brief Summary

**Stamina** is an attribute that allows a certain character to remain active, exert itself to prolonged periods of time, and recover from ordeals. Take note that we have no set categories for describing this attribute, so you should preferably rather describe the stated or displayed extent for a certain character.

For example: "The official Marvel handbooks have described Thor's stamina as virtually inexhaustible. He once fought an army of frost giants for 9 months without tiring."

Infinite stamina should only apply to characters that can use their abilities any number of times without exhaustion
VS Profiles Wiki

**Welcome to the VS Profiles Wiki!**
**Summary:** Welcome to VS Profiles! A Fanon and Discord where you can write Profiles for Characters! This place helps to know the power and abilities of many fictional verses for fictional debating to show how powerful a character or a fictional Universe is.

**Tiering System:** Before you do anything, first read the Tiering System before doing profiles Please and Thx

**Discord:** https://discord.com/channels/878385474937442344/878386068913803274 Here a link to the VS Profiles server
Modules

**Modules** allow your towers to defeat enemies more efficiently. They completely replace the upgrade system most other Tower Defense games have. Modules function like equipment: You can buy them, then equip them and unequip them at will. They will function as a queue, reading the bonuses in order, although this only matters for the MUL module.

## Basic Modules

Basic Modules only deal with the statistics of your towers. These modules are central to the game, as they affect the core usefulness of towers.

### The four Stat Basic Modules

The modules **DMG**, **EFX**, **RNG** and **SPD** directly tie into the core stats of towers. They each respectively improve a tower in a different manner:

* DMG increases damage dealt.
* EFX improves towers in a secondary manner, unique to each tower.
* RNG improves the range of towers.
* SPD improves the attack speed of towers.

### MUL

MUL may be the most complex module of the entire game, despite being a Basic Module. It doubles the effect of the following module, including MUL modules. Queueing multiple MUL modules in a row can lead to a multiplier chain, allowing you to have, for instance, the effect of 16 modules using only 5 module slots.

The MUL chain mechanic is soft capped at 16, which is reached by queueing together four MUL modules. Past that, every MUL module will increase the chain multiplier by 2 instead of doubling it.

## Extra Modules

Extra Modules are a set of modules that can be equipped and unequipped in the lobby, making it a second part to the player loadout. They all add an effect to a tower, which can lead to varied situations. Some Extra Modules are unlocked from the start, while others are not. Equipping Extra Modules to Spreader also allows them to apply to every tower within Spreader's range.

## Special Modules

Some modules appear in unique circumstances. Those Modules cannot be unlocked, nor can they appear in the Lobby or be equipped.
Striking Strenght

## **Brief Summary**

Striking Strength is the amount of physical force an individual can deal out. In other words, it is the physical Attack Potency of an individual. It may or may not depend on **Lifting Strength**.

Striking strength describes the power behind the character’s physical blows. Generally, anything that has to do with the character’s actions instead of passively holding up weights is about this category. While lifting strength is a static value which can be measured in units of weight or mass, striking strength is different. It relies more on “action” which is a combination of speed and mass. As such, striking strength requires a whole different system of operations to abide by.

The system, however, is very dependent on that of the **Tiering System's**—all the values being moved over here to go along with easier to understand value systematics. The plus system also works the same way as our **Attack Potency** does.

## **Striking Strength levels**

**Point Class**

**Line Class**

**Plane Class**

**Below Human Class**

**Human Class**

**Athlete Class**

**Street Class**

**Wall Class**

**Room Class/Small Building Class**

**Building Class**

**Large Building Class**

**City Block Class**

**Multi-City Block Class**

**Small Town Class**

**Town Class**

**Large Town Class**

**Small City Class**

**City Class**

**Large City Class/Mountain Class**

**Large Mountain Class/Small Island Class**

**Island Class**

**Large Island Class**

**Small Country Class**

**Country Class**

**Large Country Class/Small Continent Class**

**Continent Class**

**Large Continent Class/Multi-Continent Class**

**Moon Class**

**Small Planet Class**

**Planet Class**

**Large Planet Class**

**Dwarf Star Class**

**Small Star Class**

**Star Class**

**Large Star Class**

**Solar System Class**

**Multi-Solar System Class**

**Galactic**

**Multi-Galactic**

**Universal**

**High Universal**

**Universal+**

**Low Multiversal**

**Multiversal**

**Multiversal+**

**High Multiversal+**

**Low Complex Multiversal**

**Complex Multiversal**

**High Complex Multiversal**

**Low Hyperversal**

**Hyperversal**

**High Hyperversal**

**Outerversal**

**Outerversal+**

**High Outerversal**

**Boundless**
Attack Potency

Credits to DS Wiki

## Destructive Capacity

Destructive Capacity is the term used to determine the amount of damage a character can produce. It is normally the deciding factor of VS matches along with **Speed**. It is measured in units of energy.

## Attack Potency

An alternative term for **Destructive Capacity** which has more direct meaning: The Destructive Capacity that an attack is equivalent to. A character with a certain degree of attack potency does not necessarily need to cause destructive feats on that level, but can cause damage to characters that can withstand such forces.

We are aware that this technically violates the principle of conservation of energy, as it should logically disperse upon impact, but fiction generally tends to ignore this fact, so we overlook it as well.

Also, kindly remember that Attack Potency is the measure of Destructive Capacity of an attack, and as such, is measured via its energy damage equivalent. Hence, characters that destroy mountains or islands are not automatically mountain or island level, especially if they are small. The attack potency **depends upon the energy output of the attack, not the area of effect of the attack**.
Durability

Durability is the property which guarantees the ability to survive a certain amount of force. Not to be confused with Endurance. Durability is the ability to withstand damage, while Endurance is a measure of **stamina**.

Logically, characters capable of physically achieving a certain degree of energy output, must be able to at least withstand a comparable amount of damage, or their bodies would break apart from the strain and automatic counterforce, whenever they exert themselves.

For more indepth descriptions of each category, please read the **Tiering System** and **Attack Potency** pages.

## Durability Levels

**Point level**

**Line level**

**Plane level**

**Below Average**

**Human level**

**Athlete level**

**Street level**

**Wall level**

**Small Building level**

**Building level**

**Large Building level**

**City Block level**

**Multi-City Block level**

**Small Town level**

**Town level**

**Large Town level**

**Small City level**

**City level**

**Mountain level**

**Large Mountain level**

**Island level**

**Small Country level**

**Country level**

**Large Country/Small Continent level**

**Continent level**

**Multi-Continent level**

**Moon level**

**Small Planet level**

**Planet level**

**Large Planet level**

**Dwarf Star level**

**Small Star level**

**Star level**

**Large Star level**

**Solar System level**

**Multi-Solar System level**

**Galaxy level**

**Multi-Galaxy level**

**Universe level**

**Universe level+**

**Multi-Universe level**

**Multiverse level**

**Multiverse level+**

**High Multiverse level+**

**Complex Multiverse level**

**Hyperverse level**

**High Hyperverse level**

**Low Outerverse level**

**Outerverse level**

**Outerverse level+**

**High Outerverse level**

**Boundless**
Sir Handel

**Configuration:** 0-4-2ST, originally 0-4-0ST

**Sir Handel**, originally named **Falcon**, is a proud but sometimes cross narrow gauge tank engine.

## Bio

Sir Handel is one of the oldest engines on the Narrow Gauge Railway. He thinks that he knows it all and should be the boss. This occasionally leads him to have a tantrum or a bad attitude. Still, he always gets the job done.
Faya-Kavayir

The Faya-Kavayir (known colloquially as the Black Cloaks) is the operative arm of the Eldritch Covenant, dedicated to hunting down and capturing magic-using entities either acting outside the agency of the Covenant, or who have chosen to abandon its rules and mandates. They are based out of the Covenant headquarters, known as the Obsidian Tower.

The Faya-Kavayir operate above and beyond the law. Should the Black Cloaks arrive in a town, the local authorities are required to provide them with any and all assistance they may require in the execution of their duties.

They are known to use hounds with seemingly magical abilities to sniff out wizards in hiding, which are then taken back to the Obsidian Tower in Iddamakur. There, depending on the severity of their transgressions, they are subject to one of the following fates:

Entities using unsanctioned magic who were either ignorant of the rules or unaware of their potential are indoctrinated to the rules of the Covenant, and are fitted with a Silver Torc.

Entities that were bound by the Covenant, and broke the rules, are fitted with an Iron Torc.

Those who are unable or unwilling to accept the rules of the Covenant, or those deemed too dangerous to be let loose, are never seen again. While it is assumed they are put to death, there are rumors of a dungeon below the Obisidian Tower filled with all manner of mad mages, Magical artifacts, and monstrosities.
Strip Weathers

**Strip Weathers**, better known as **The King**, is a major character in *Cars* and a minor character in *Cars 3*. He is a 1970 Plymouth Superbird. The King is a retired Piston Cup racer who raced for the Dinoco team. His number is 43. He is Lynda Weathers' husband and Cal Weathers' uncle.

## Bio

*From his humble beginnings on the Piston Cup circuit to the glitzy sponsorship and media attention he has today, Strip Weathers, also known as The King, has seen it all. This seven time Piston Cup Champion is the winningest racecar in all of Piston Cup history. He's loved every second of his racing career, but truth be told, The King is ready for a slower pace. He's looking forward to more time with his queen, Mrs. The King.*
Ash's Pikachu

**Ash's Pikachu** is the signature Pokémon of the Pokémon anime, and the first Pokémon that Ash obtained on his journey as a Pokémon Trainer, given to him by Professor Oak. Pikachu travels outside his Poké Ball.

Trivia:

He is voiced by Ikue Otani in both dubs.

It is shown that pretty bit is comfortable with him.
Prince Wheeliam

**Prince Wheeliam** is a character in *Cars 2*. He is the prince of England and the grandson of the Queen.

## Bio

*Prince Wheeliam of England is an avid racing fan. He can't believe his luck that the final race of the one-of-a-kind World Grand Prix is happening on the streets of London. Though he must remain impartial when by his grandmother the Queen's side, he is privately rooting for his fellow Brits Lewis Hamilton and Nigel Gearsley to cross the finish line first.*
Rhylanor

Rhylanor, also known as the Holy City, is the principal seat of power in Elluria. It is located on a small island in Lake Ivandar.

The city is closed to the public and supports a population of less than 1,000 beings, who make up the central administration, security, and stewards responsible for overseeing duties for the Five Patrons when they appear on the Material Plane.
Cragmaw Hideout

While the Cragmaw had been keeping a relatively low profile, in late 1278 they became enboldened and began actively raiding caravans along the Triboar trail from Oleira to Phandalin. In the Harvest month, a group of Cragmaws, led by a Bugbear named Klaarg, captured Gundren Rockseeker and Sildar Halwinter on their way to Phandalin. Shortly threafter, they were discovered by a group of fledgling adventurers, who cleared out their hideout and rescued Sildar.
Elmar Barthen

**Elmar Barthen** was the proprietor of Barthen's Provisions, the largest trading post in Phandalin, in EY 1278.

Elmar was aging and slender with a balding head. He was said to be a kind man.

## Relationships

He employed two local lads, Ander and Thistle, and was quite attached to his ox, Vincent.

He had good business relationships with Harbin Wester and the agents of Morica rebuilding Phandalin. He had contacts with wealthy merchants in Oleira and Iddamakur with whom he could connect local sellers for major sales.

in 278, a dwarf explorer and friend of Elmar named Gundren Rockseeker believed he had made a "Significant find." Elmar was excited by the potential discovery, and Gundren had hired a new group of adventurers to bring his wagon full of equipment from Oleira to Phandalin, specifically to Barthen's store. Gundren let the proprietor know that he would meet him at the store before the adventurers, and that Barthen would agree to handover 10 gp each. However, Gundren never arrived.
Torc of the Covenant

All magic users within Elluria are expected to be registered with the Eldritch Covenant and wear a torc to be identified as such. A player can still wear a necklace if they are wearing a torc.

The Torc is a band of twisted metal, with ends shaped into the stylized heads of dragons. They are made of gold, silver or iron depending on the wearer's level of trust in the eyes of the Covenant.

Starting at level 1, a gold or silver torc will have the following special abilities:

Once per day, cast *Detect Magic*

Once per day, cast *Spare the Dying*. If the wearer drops to zero hit points, they are automatically stabilized. This only occurs once per long rest and the wearer is still vulnerable to follow up attacks until they are revived, which will prompt death saves.

A gold torc can be used to cast *Tracking Beacon* once per day, targeted on the wearer. The wearer then chooses who is alerted by the beacon.

A silver torc can have Tracking Beacon cast upon it at will by any member of the Faya Kavayir.

An iron torc suppresses spell casting abilities. Anyone wearing an iron torc cannot cast cantrips or use spell slots, and can be tracked by the Faya Kavayir in the same manner as a silver torc. Furthermore, it is a symbol to those around you that you are possibly dangerous.

There are rumored to be additional abilities built into gold and silver torcs that are revealed at higher levels.
Serena

**Serena** (Japanese: **セレナ** *Serena*) is a Pokémon Performer and a former traveling companion of Ash, who debuted in *Kalos, Where Dreams and Adventures Begin!*. Her first Pokémon was a Fennekin that she received from Professor Sycamore.

Trivia: She is voiced by Haven Pascal

She acts like a big sister to bonnie and everyone else

gallery:

original kalos outfit
Sisterhood of Steel

The Sisterhood of Steel was an organization in Elluria , a renowned mercenary company comprised solely of women.

The Sisterhood is based in the Rock of Badabaskor. Once a haven for bandits and thieves, many years ago a group of women who had been taken capture rose up within the fortress, taking out the bandits and claiming the place for themselves. Today, the sisterhood is known for its fearsome warriors, its devotion to justice (in general, but especially for women), and the loyalty of its members. Many of the fighters within its ranks have been trained since childhood and are renowned across Elluria for their prowess and courage in battle. Recruiters for the Sisterhood scour the lands of Elluria, looking for young girls and women who have been orphaned, abused or discarded. They bring them back to the sisterhood's fortress and provide them with a home and a place in the sisterhood. Those with martial skill become mercenaries or adventurers; those who lack martial or spellcasting ability still can serve at the Rock. While they actively recruit to swell the ranks of their forces, any woman in need is welcome at their fortress.
Cragmaw

The Cragmaw were a tribe of Goblins and Goblinoids living and raiding in the Sword Mountains, near Phandalin. Their leader was King Grol, who ruled from Cragmaw Castle.

The signature mark of the Cragmaw was filing their teeth into sharp points, hence the name.

While the Cragmaw had been keeping a relatively low profile, in late 1278 they became enboldened and began actively raiding caravans along the Triboar trail from Oleira to Phandalin. In the Harvest month, a group of Cragmaws, led by a Bugbear named Klaarg, captured Gundren Rockseeker and Sildar Halwinter on their way to Phandalin. Shortly threafter, they were discovered by a group of fledgling adventurers, who cleared out their hideout and rescued Sildar. Unfortunately, Gundren had already been moved to Cragmaw Castle.
Linene Graywind

**Linene Graywind** was the leader of the Lionshield Coster trading post in Phandalin in EY 1278.

## Description

Graywind traded in a wide variety of supplies, and the Lionshield Coster was the main place to buy finished goods in Phandalin. Linene was also willing to sell arms and armor to anyone she felt would not threaten the village of Phandalin. She also sold horses.

## Personality

She was described to be sharp-tongued, but was grateful to anyone that could aid her in times of need. She was a reliable source for gossip.

## Relationships

Linene had a daughter, Minghee Graywind, about whom she was prone to worry but tried to be supportive. She was friends with Alaestra Ulgar, a colleague who managed the Lion's Share in Triboar.

## History

In 1278, Linene expected a large shipment of goods from Kaguk, but they never arrived. The caravan transporting the weapons and armor was raided by Cragmaw tribe goblins, and was taken to their base.

She refused to do business with the Redbrands, a local bandit group, and advised adventurers to stay away from the Sleeping Giant, where the ruffians drank.
The Eldritch Covenant

The Eldritch Covenant is the organization tasked with the monitoring and supervision of the use of magic within Elluria.

Due to the destabilizing effects of having random people wandering the lands capable of mass destruction and mental influence, the Eldritch Covenant was created to keep the peace and ensure the general public that any magic-users they encounter are authorized and monitored, with severe consequences for transgression.

The mandate of the Eldritch Covenant is as follows:

**Magic must not influence politics or commerce.**

Magical artifacts are strictly controlled and regulated. The creation of magic items requires the use of an artifact called a Spellforge. Only three are currently known to exist: One in Rhylanor, one in the Obsidian Tower, and one at the Adventurer's Guild Headquarters (on loan from and controlled by the Faya-Kavair).

Warlocks may pledge themselves to an official Patron of the state. Warlocks who do so receive a golden torc.

Sorcerers, Mages, or Warlocks otherwise pledged may willingly register with the Covenant. They receive a silver torc.

Magic-users who are apprehended by the Covenant are fitted with an iron torc and forbidden to use magic. If they remove or disable their torc, the punishment is death and the Faya Kavayir are dispatched to enact the sentence.
Finn McMissile

**Finn McMissile** is the tritagonist of *Cars 2*. He is a British spy car who works for C.H.R.O.M.E. (the Command Headquarters for Recon Operations and Motorized Espionage).

## Bio

*Finn McMissile is a master British spy. Though charming and eloquent, it's his stealth maneuvering, intelligence and years in the field that enable him to thwart unexpected attacks from bad guys, making quick daredevil escapes. Finn's design is sleek and timeless, but he's also prepared for any tricky situation with an arsenal of ultra-cool gadgets and weaponry, including front and rear grappling hooks, a missile launcher, deployable magnetic explosives and a holographic disguise emitter. As a seasoned professional in the game of international espionage, Finn believes there is a conspiracy brewing during the World Grand Prix. His clandestine work surrounding the global exhibition race puts him on a collision course with Mater, whom he mistakes for an undercover American agent with a genius disguise.*
Spellforge

A Spellforge is an artifact required for the creation of magical items other than scrolls or potions. It looks like a large blacksmith's furnace, but instead of blasting heat and flames, it pulses and roils with arcane energy.

It generates a specific type of arcane energy, beyond the eight Colors of Magic, that allows magic to be bound permanently to an item rather than dissipate over time, as most magical effects tend to do.

Activating and using a Spellforge requires a special key, called a **Clave**, which must be inserted into a corresponding keyhole in the Spellforge. A clave is typically a wand or spike of crystal, with geometric designs carved into its sides.

The Five Patrons have forbidden the building of new Spellforges in order to prevent the proliferation of magical artifacts, which could destabilize the peace and economy of Elluria. As of 1278, only three are known to exist: One in Rhylanor, one in the Obsidian Tower, and one at the headquarters of the Adventurer's Guild in Durendal. The Adventurer's Guild Spellforge is considered "on loan" by the Eldritch Covenant, and is operated and guarded by a cadre of the Faya-Kavayir to ensure it is not abused or used indiscriminately.
Quillien's Journal

Session 1: Umbrage Hill

We started off walking down a street in Phandalin, and encountered a group of White Dragon Cultists trying to sacrifice a commoner in the street. We took out several of them before the last one escaped by casting *Expeditious Retreat*. During the battle, a White Dragon flew overhead, grabbing a cow from a nearby pasture, to the cultists' disappointment. The commoner, whose spectacularly unimaginative parents had named C-1, said she was just an innocent bystander on her way to market who had been grabbed and pulled into an alley.

We then checked out the Jobs board, posted by Harbin Wester, the Townmaster, who has locked himself in his office and refuses to come out. There were three quests posted:

* Warn the Dwarven excavation about the Dragon Threat (50GP)
* Go to Gnomengarde and ask the Gnomes if they have any Magic Items to fight the Dragon (50GP)
* Go to Umbrage Hill and convince Adabra Gwynn to return to the village (25GP)

The group decided to start with the easiest quest, going to Umbrage Hill.

We went to the Stonehill Inn to gather information before going on the quest. No one knew anything about Gwynn, but we were told a tale by some adventurers about something called the "Bag Man." It was a strangling creature they couldn't damage. It dragged one of their party members into the bag of holding and left some items behind.

After stopping by Barthen's Provisions to get some pastries to take to Gwynn, we headed down the road towards the hill. After a day's walk, we arrived at the hill, which was dominated by a windmill surrounded by a wooden palisade. We could see a Manticore trying to get into the Windmill, with a woman inside screaming. Rushing up, we engaged the Manticore, killing it after a tense battle. Gwynn agreed to return to town, and we collected the 25 GP bounty.
Farthing

**Background**

Farthing was a Fey creature, a familiar that found itself trapped within the Shadowfell for untold years. One day, it was contacted by a being called "Endrod" that said it could give Farthing a chance to escape, provided he agreed to serve Endrod's cause: preventing creatures from the Feywild and Shadowfell from gaining undue influence over the Prime Material Plane, disrupting the centuries old peace. Farthing agreed, and shortly thereafter met Aeldric. The two of them journeyed through the Shadowfell together, and with Aeldric's assistance, Farthing escaped the Shadowfell and made his way back to the Feywild.

During Aeldric's journey through the Feywild, Farthing was contacted by Endrod and told Aeldric was in the Feywild. Farthing readily agreed to meet up with Aeldric and serve as his familiar.

**Description**

Farthing is a shapechanger, and Aeldric has never seen his natural form. After so many years in the Shadowfell, Farthing habitually chooses between Raven, rat and spider according to his needs. His preferred form is that of a raven. Should he need opposable thumbs, he can also assume the form of an Imp, although he finds it very distasteful. in each of his forms there is a touch of the fey, usually expressed in a slight purplish glow in the eyes.

Farthing is more intelligent than Aeldric, and Farthing knows it. Sometimes, he makes little comments, knowing they will go over Aeldric's head. He tends to be a bit snarky and sarcastic. He lets Aeldric lead the way, but finds little ways to occasionally help Aeldric make more intelligent decisions, especially in dangerous situations.
Gundren Rockseeker

Gundren Rockseeker was the brother of Tharden Rockseeker, and the older brother of Nundro Rockseeker. He was also a friend to Sildar Hallwinter. A jovial dwarf, Gundren was always quick to make friends and quicker to defend them in times of trouble. A miner, like many of his kind, he was constantly on the lookout for the next big strike.

In EY 1278, Gundren made a discovery in the area of the town of Phandalin. Sending his brothers ahead, he made preparations in Oleira for an expedition, hiring a group of new adventurers from the Ellurian Adventurer's Guild to escort his supply delivery. Gundren himself then set out for Phandalin in the company of Sildar Halwinter, an old friend tasked with his own mission in Phandalin.

On the 13th of the Harvest Month in 1278, the hired adventurers found Gundren and Sildar's horses, dead on the side of the road. Gundren and Sildar had been captured by a group of Cragmaw Goblins led by Klaarg, an enormous bugbear. After surviving an ambush, the adventurers assaulted the hideout of the Cragmaw warband, finding Sildar held prisoner inside. There was no sign of Gundren.
Patrons of Elluria

Elluria does not have a standard pantheon of gods. Instead, it has its Patrons-- godlike entities who live in the world of Elluria and sometimes present themselves to the worthy. Instead of following one god, Ellurians pray to whichever of the Patrons watches over the interest in mind, similar to how Saints work in Catholicism. Some individuals go farther and pledge themselves to a particular Patron, either as a Champion or Cleric.

A Champion works under the 5e rules for Warlock, and the Patron chosen determines the abilities of the Champion. A cleric works with the same mechanics as a 5e Cleric, but their deity is far more involved in their day to day affairs and may personally send them on missions, or take away their powers (temporarily or permanently) if the cleric is not meeting their expectations.

Patrons of Elluria

* Farandil, the Muse, Patron of creation, art and knowledge (Archfey)
* Faenra, the Holy, Patron of Good (Celestial)
* Lilith, the Temptress, Patron of Love, Lust and Desire (Fiend)
* Korthon, Keeper of Secrets, Patron Guardian against the Twisting Nether (Great Old One)
* Damodar, the Reaper, Patron of Death and War (Hexblade)
Rabbit

Rabbit (voiced by Junius Matthews, Ray Erlenborn, the late Ken Sansom, and currently by Tom Kenny) is one of the animal inhabitants of The Hundred Acre Wood and one of the most important characters, appearing in almost all Winnie the Pooh stories. He's somewhat bossy and stuck-up, especially towards Tigger for any given reason, but he really is a good friend with his heart in the right place. In the adventures, he always meet any relative of his in the places he and the others go. He is also one of Swift Heart Rabbit's uncles.
Elluria Wiki

**Welcome to the Elluria Wiki!**
Information repository for the Winds of Elluria D&D Campaign. This Wiki contains information the players would reasonably expect to know or have access to. As the campaign progress, it will be continually updated.

We're a collaborative community website about Elluria that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

Magic in Elluria

Phandalin

Campaign Rules and Guidelines

Elluria

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
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You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
Bonnie and Billy Wagner

Bonnie and Billy Wagner are two children who own a collection of Popples since the cartoon's first season. Bonnie is the older sibling and Billy is the younger sibling. They live with their mother Mrs. Wagner. In the first season, Bonnie was voiced by Barbara Lynn Redpath and Billy was voiced by Noam Zylberman. In the second season, they appear to have grown a few years older and are both voiced by Valri Bromfield.
Mia

Mia is an oc made by Cyliia. She is also a member of the popples adventures team. Her nickname is Ami. The popples first met her in The Popples and Ash's Adventures of Looney Tunes Back in Action where she was in LV with Plankton and Swiper.

trivia:

Similar to Ashachu, She became a member of the team.

Unlike other vilians, She is very nice.

Dr. Frank banished her from his team and she reunited with her new friends in the desert.

1. ↑ https://www.deviantart.com/cyliia
Blizz

Blizz is one of the main characters in Stupid Short Eevee Comic. When he was an Eevee, he was visited by a group of mysterious Eeveelutions looking to kill him but after finding out that Blizz had amnesia they stopped shortly after. He learned how to walk on two paws with the help of Pepper.

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Blizz vee.pngBlizz as an eevee
Sildar Halwinter

Sildar Halwinter is a tough but kindly man in his mid 50s. A competent swordsman and statesman, he was dispatched my Margrave Halbrun in 1278 to ascertain the whereabouts of Iarno Albrek, a fellow noble who had been tasked with setting up a constabulary in Phandalin. Sildar readily agreed, as his old friend Gundren Rockseeker was already headed to Phandalin and he relished the opportunity to help Gundren as well.

Sildar and Gundren were ambushed and taken captive by Cragmaw goblins.
Piercer 12k

It looks like an artillery gun!

*"This hard hitting tower can deal 35% of its damage through Plated, as well as break a fair portion of it."*
―Menu Description
Piercer 12k is the hardest hitting tower currently available in the game. It deals a massive amount of damage per shot, but shoots very slowly. It deals a portion of its damage beyond the Plated stat of an enemy, a trait that it shares with Tesla, but it also breaks a massive portion of Plated in addition to its normal Plated destruction, making it one of the most powerful towers to bring in late game.

Giving it EFX allows it to deal more damage beyond Plated, while breaking even more Plated.

## SKL

Piercer 12k's Skill is an Upgrade type Skill. It gains a property where it gains additional damage depending on how far enemies are. The additional damage gained is higher on further enemies, and gets higher when you reuse the SKL, up to 10 times in total.

Because this SKL makes Piercer 12k deal more damage to faraway enemies, a Sniper-type build makes it deal massive amounts of damage very easily.

## Strategy

Piercer 12k has good starting range and great amounts of damage. It is an extremely powerful tower to use against bosses.

In the rare case where you are not using Spreader, you can forgo using the RMR Extra Module by spreading out your Piercer 12k's, making it less likely for them to get stunned by AoE stuns. Furthermore, their range allows them to be placed extremely far from roads.

Their slow rate of fire makes their DPS very stable in the face of the Overheat status, as that status is more dangerous for towers that fire fast. Additionally, you do not need to mind the Defense stat of enemies, as Piercer 12k deals high amounts of damage every shot.

The tower combos the best with the IGN and TNT modules, as they both scale in damage with the damage dealt to the enemy.

## Trivia

* This could be one of the best towers in the game currently.
* The design of this tower is heavily based off of an Anti-Tank Gun, which are fittingly designed to fire heavy rounds able to pierce through Tanks' armored plating and deal inner damage without being a tank itself.
Axel

Axel is a Shiny Eevee. He is the son of Rin and Bolt; a Shiny Vaporeon and Jolteon; respectfully. He is kind of the reason Pearl is a Espeon when he was still inside the egg. He is best friends with Sunshine (Eevee) and has a healthy relationship with Pearl, his cousin. He first met her when Pearl (Espeon) introduced Speed (Jolteon), Crystal (Vaporeon), Solarflare (Flareon), Black (Umbreon), Lazuli (Glaceon), Leaf (Leafeon), and Silvia (Sylveon). He is small like Sunshine. He is a male Shiny Eevee. He is a single child. He also has an interest in Sunshine.
Shageki the Fox

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## Shageki

**Shageki the Fox** (pronounced "sha-GEH-key") is a medic that serves the Fire Clan of Fiamme.

## Physical Description

A relatively curvy fox who stands a bit over three feet tall, Shageki has a short muzzle with a triangular nose, fairly large, triangular ears that stand upright, and a large, bushy tail.

Her fur is primarily cardinal in color, with a white muzzle, throat, chest, stomach, and tail tip, while her facial markings, ears, forearms, and legs below the knee are claret in color. She has no hair on her head, instead having a tuft of longer fur, and her eyes are dark orange in color.

She dresses simply, with her attire consisting of an eggplant tube top, a black skirt with eggplant trim, and eggplant boots with white cuffs.

## Abilities

Being a medic, Shageki has a far more defensive and utility-based fighting style than the soldiers and mages do. Apart from being able to heal and buff her allies, she can also debuff her enemies, and even strip them of their powers to some degree. Since she is a fox, she has sharp teeth and a strong jaw, and can deliver a painful bite if need be. She also has keen senses.

She isn't terribly sturdy, nor can she hit that hard. However, her pyromantic abilities are fairly well-developed, and she also is quite agile.

### Strengths/Resistances

Shageki is relatively resistant to the Elements of Fire and Nature (her Fire resistance is somewhat higher, however). She is also quite agile, able to dodge slow-moving opponents and attacks with ease. Hot, dry weather strengthens her pyromancy to some degree.

### Weaknesses

Shageki is weak to the Elements of Ice, Earth and Water. Her defenses aren't anything special, forcing her to rely on her agility to survive. Being a manipulator of Fire, cold and/or rainy weather also severely dampens her powers.

## Friends and Foes

### Friends/Allies

* **Fire Clan of Fiamme** -
	+ **Drakath Firestorm** -
	+ **Enshoku the Wolf** -
	+ **Chaleur the Chinchilla** -

### Enemies

* **Ice Clan of Kyanos** -
	+ **Tunndrae Frostwind** -
	+ **Inghet the Cat** -
* **Nihlic Clan of Nihlus** -
	+ **Pianura the Hedgehog** -
	+ **Nulla the Hedgecat** -
* **The Eggman Empire** -

## Personality

A generally warm-hearted woman, Shageki tends to maintain a positive outlook on things, or at least tries to.
Rin (es)

Rin is a supporting character in the Eeveelution Squad comic. She is the mother of Axel and the sister of Blaze. She is also engaged with Bolt and the Sister-In-Law of Brian. Rin is exceedingly shielding of Axel, she is very severe, but tendering. Rin is tremendously fragile when coming towards anything harmful. As a Mother who raises a infant, she is exceedingly hesitant of her surroundings, especially menacing threats. Regardless, she is simpatico and friendly to get along with.
Punkity popple

Punkity popple (voiced by Louise Vallance) s one of the Rock Star Popples along with Punkster Popple. She appeared in the second season. She is also The other punk-rockstar Popple. Punkity is magenta, wears a green hair accessory and earrings and carries a microphone or tambourine, and has a star on her tummy. She is regarded as Mama Popple for the baby Popples.
Lillie

Lillie is a new character in the Pokémon anime and is one of Ash's classmates in his school. She loves Pokémon but she could not touch them because when she was younger, she was kidnapped by Nihilego. As time went by, she was able to touch Snowy and Pikachu, before she was able to touch all sorts of Pokémon now thanks to being saved by Silvally.

Trivia:

As much as she finds almost many Pokémon adorable, Lillie also loves Kirby, the Cutie Mark Crusaders, Nyx, Lumas, and Pretty Bit very much.

She is voiced by Laurie Hymes.
Bingo

Bingo is a member of The Banana Splits. He was portrayed by Terence H. Winkless and voiced by Daws Butler on the 1969 show, The Banana Splits Adventure Hour. In the 2008 revival, he was portrayed by Casey Hadfield and voiced by Frank Welker. He is good friends with the popples and their teammates. He doesn't like horror movies (this is why he hates the 2019 Banana Splits Movie). He is mortal enemies with Dr. Frank and his devil team.

Bingo with the rest of the splits
Drooper

Drooper is a member of The Banana Splits who appeared in The Banana Splits Adventure Hour. He was portrayed by Dan Winkless and voiced by Allan Melvin. In the 2008 revival, he was portrayed by Adam Grubner and voiced by Carlos Alazraqui. He is good friends with the popples and their teammates. He doesn't like horror movies (this is why he hates the 2019 Banana Splits Movie). He is mortal enemies with Dr. Frank and his devil team.

Drooper with the rest of the splits
Blaze

Blaze is a character in the Eeveelution Squad comic. She is the mother of Pearl and the wife of Brian. She is also the sister of Rin. Blaze is a caring parent to her daughter Pearl and an overall nice person, but she does get upset by Brian's jokes. However, she is also insecure about her personality.
Puffling popples

Pufflings are smaller sub-species of Popples owned by Mike and Penny who appear exclusively in Season 2. There are 6 of them that are a different color: Red, Blue, Purple, Yellow, White and Magenta. They communicate by making high-pitched warbling noises. They usually reveal a riddle on a piece of paper.
Jerry mouse

Jerry Mouse is a fictional character and one of the two main protagonists in Metro-Goldwyn Mayer's series of Tom and Jerry theatrical cartoon short films. Created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, he is a brown house mouse, who first appeared as an unnamed mouse in the 1940 MGM animated short Puss Gets the Boot. Hanna gave the mouse's original name as "Jinx", while Barbera claimed the mouse went unnamed in his first appearance. He and Tom are good friends to the popples.
Sora (ssec)

Sora is a background character in Stupid Short Eevee Comic. She is much more shy and bashful then her sister Miku, often being timid and afraid of most things and only warming up to a few new mons (Flame, Ford and Oliver). She is afraid of Lea and has appeared as hopeless and willing to give up with her life out of supposed false hopes. Sora has appeared as somewhat more brave and confident though when sticking up for herself against Lea in one instance. She and volt are the middlest of miku's siblings.

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Sora as an eeveeSora in her espeon formSora in her umbreon formSora in her flareon form
May

**May** (Japanese: **ハルカ** *Haruka*) is a ten-year-old Pokémon Coordinator from Petalburg City and a former traveling companion of Ash. She is the daughter of Norman and Caroline, and her starter Pokémon was a Torchic given to her by Professor Birch.

Initially on a journey to meet new places, May found her true calling in Pokémon Contests and made it her goal to become a Top Coordinator. She traveled through Hoenn and Kanto with Ash, Brock, and her little brother Max. She is good friends with the popples.

Trivia:

She is voiced by Veronica Taylor (like ash from 2003-2006) and Michele Knotz (2006-present)

She bonds well with prize popple because they both like fashion.

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original Hoenn outfit
Joe kido

**Joe Kido** is a character in the anime and manga series Digimon Adventure and Digimon Adventure 02. He is a DigiDestined, partnered to Gomamon, and bearer of the Crest of Reliability (Sincerity in original version). He is the oldest of the Japanese DigiDestined. He is good friends with the popples.
Meathead cat

Meathead, also known as Frankie in Heavenly Puss, is a brown, mangy, generally dull-witted cat who first appeared in the Tom and Jerry 1943 short, Sufferin' Cats!, as Tom's rival. Meathead later reappeared in Baby Puss (in which he serves as one of three minor foes/a recurring villain) and additional shorts as one of Tom's alley cat friends/foes.
Barney bear

Barney Bear is an anthropomorphic cartoon character created by Rudolf Ising. He is a sluggish, sleepy bear who often is in pursuit of nothing but peace and quiet. He also appears in many Tom and Jerry media like The Tom and Jerry Comedy Show, Tom and Jerry Meet Sherlock Holmes, and Tom and Jerry: Back to Oz.
Hastur, the Incorrigible

Hastur the Incorrigble was a Fallen Aasimar Hexblade/Conquest Paladin that was known to occasionally undertake missions and adventures in Elluria.

Originally a paladin of the Dragon Blades, Hastur had demonstrated unusual and unexplained abilities. He also seemed unusually resilient to damage and in the heat of battle, occasionally he would be surrounded by a halo of golden light, and a pair of spectral wings would appear from his back, bolstering his companions and inspiring them to fight on.

Unfortunately, Hastur's behavior was rarely appropriate for a paladin. He spent most of his free time carousing in taverns and brothels, gambling drinking and chasing women. He often missed weapons practice yet mysteriously was able to best his fellow students, earning the envy and resentment of his fellow paladins.

One day, he woke up feeling under the weather. He headed to the nearest tavern, hoping to cure himself with a bit of hair of the dog. In the tavern, he met a group of young ladies he wanted to impress, and summoned his iridescent wings to show them off. But instead of beautiful wings, two sickly, skeletal winglike appendages appeared, dripping oily black feathers. The patrons of the tavern ran screaming from the building.

In the light of this event, the Grand Master of the Order gleefully threw Hastur out of the order. For two years, Hastur roamed Elluria as a reluctant Oathbreaker paladin, until he found a new oath to swear: To show the world his true might, and to rule over those who had cast him out.
Ash Ketchum

1. **Ash Ketchum** is a Pokémon trainer and a good friend of the popples, who also met Ash's other friends Pikachu, Misty, Togepi, Brock, Tracey Sketchit, May, Max, Dawn, Piplup, Iris, Axew, Cilan, Serena, Clemont, Bonnie, Dedenne, Kiawe, Lillie, Sophocles, Lana, Mallow, Goh, and others. They first met Ash and his friends in the popples and the world of pokemon, and since then he has appeared in the popples's's future adventures as a guest character. His powers in Pokémon Training and his courage have saved the day countless times, especially with his best friend, Pikachu. He and Pikachu are the founders and leaders of the Ash's Adventures Team. He's also a childhood rival to Gary Oak as well as a childhood friend to Serena. Before Ash began his journey as a Pokémon trainer, he attended Professor Oak's Pokémon Summer Camp where he will learn what he'll expect once he's a trainer. During that time, he met Serena, who also attended the camp. Once he met her, he noticed that she was lost, alone, scared, and even hurt when she fell and scraped her knee after getting startled by a Poliwag. He saved her life by tending her injury and helping her stand back up. Then he guided her out of the forest and showed her the way back to the campsite. Since then, Ash and Serena became close childhood friends.

## Trivia

* He is voiced by Veronica Taylor (1998-2006), Kayzie Rogers (MoMP tv dub)and Sarah Natochenny (2006-present).
* He shares a brotherly relationship with PC popple.
* In Japanese, Ash is known as Satoshi and is voiced by Rika Matsumoto.

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original outfit from Kanto and JohtoHoenn outfitSinnoh outfitUnova outfitKalos outfitAlola outfit