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Deck of Death Cards

**The deck of Death Cards** is an item in *Drawtectives*.

## Overview

The deck is comprised of an unknown number of cards, although at least eight are known to exist, consisting of one card repeated many times: the Death card. The back has an Alm&All logo with a spiral eye shape, and the front contains the number "XIII", a logo with a large X and two round shapes, and the word "DEATH" itself.

## History

Sharron Lutz, under her guise as Madame Alm, uses these cards to tell her clients fortunes. She asks the guests to pick a number between 1 and a number around 72, although this is inconsistent. However, because the deck consists of only one card repeated many times, she always pulls a Death card.

When the Drawtectives had their fortunes read, Rosé, Eugene, and Grandma all had a Death card pulled before Grandma took the deck for herself and revealed the trick.

## Trivia

* The entire deck consists of only one type of card in order to avoid complaints about inaccurate Tarot readings, at the suggestion of Draz, a Drawfee moderator. At one point she was going to use a deck of standard playing cards, but then found out that those are also used for divination.

1. ↑ Draz confirms origins of Death cards on Discord
Faucon

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**Faucon** (US: /faʊ.'kɔ̃/) is a character in *Drawtectives*. She is played and created by Julia Lepetit.

Faucon is a musician and the lead singer of the band Birds of Prey.

## Biography

Faucon, who was born Falcon but stopped pronouncing the "n" in her name to be a little cooler, is the lead singer of the band Birds of Prey. When she was younger, a sparrow would occasionally visit her through the window.

She has gone on tour with many bands, including the post-punk revival band You Son of a Bitch. Some of her favorite, most inspiring albums include You Son of a Bitch's sole album, King Citrus' *In the Court of the Crimson String*, Electric Tom's *Goodbye Yellow Slick Toad* and Freak Out! at the Club's *A Weaver You Can't Out-Bet*.

Faucon met Sorin and Lotta Justice, the rich owners of Crescent Hill, through social circles. According to Faucon, Sorin was a very chill guy.

One night Faucon was invited to Crescent Hill for a party. She hung out with Buzz, Ogalvy Smythe, Don Jovi, Tina Crusher and Sam Ug, the latter of which she had a deep meaningful conversation with. When dessert was served, Sorin and a few other people left their tables, Sorin being murdered soon after. When the police arrived, Officer Inna Urfass placed Faucon in the parlor, attempting to separate all of the witnesses into different rooms.

When the Drawtectives arrived, Faucon asked them to design covers for some of her favorite albums mentioned above. After doing so, they were given a box Faucon had found in the parlor. She was unable to unlock it but the Drawtectives had a key from Buzz, which revealed the box to be an empty "knife bed".

A few hours later, when the Drawtectives solved the murder mystery, Faucon and the other witnesses were invited to Huck E. Heese. There, Faucon performed with one of the Huck E. Heese animatronics.

## Appearance

Faucon appears to be some sort of elf with reddish skin. She is tall, has long "cape hair" and tattoos along her left arm. She also has black fingernails.

### Clothing

* Black shirt ripped at the sleeves
* Gold necklaces made by her friend
* Crimson pants
* Red collar around her right wrist
* Gold bracelets around her left wrist

## Trivia

* In Episode 5, Grendan Highforge decided to pronounce his name as "Grenda" (with a silent n) the same way as Falcon. Later in the next episode he was nicknamed "G-Man" (pronounced "g-ma" with a silent n) which eventually mutated into "grandma".

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • **Faucon** • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz

 Musicians: Birds of Prey • Duchess Gorgon • Electric Tom • **Faucon** • Freak Out! at the Club • Grendan Fury • King Citrus • Orc Witness • Rabioleg • Stariana Grande • You Son of a Bitch
Harold

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* Sketch

**Harold** (US: /'hɛɹ.əld/) is a character in *Drawtectives.*

He is the new, stronger-than-normal-looking dog of Harper Justice after being stolen from an Adoption Centre in Fancy Town.

## Biography

Harold lived in the Adoption Centre for an unknown amount of time, until Harper Justice stole him from the building because she thought that he was the prize-winning show dog Harold, and thus deserved to be living in better conditions. Upon leaving, Harold and Harper went to have some coffee. Harold drank a puppuccino.

After getting coffee, Harold and Harper went to the park to enjoy some fresh air. At the park, Harper began to scream at Norm Elmahn to distract him from the fact Harold was a stolen dog, and she let his leash slip out of her hand. A nearby car accident scared Harold, so he hid in a bush before being discovered by Jancy True and the HPD.

He was quickly returned to Harper at the police station, and they later went to Harold's new home and took a nap.

## Appearance

Harold has a long, droopy face and neck, along with grey fur. He has short, floppy ears, as well as short front legs, and back legs which often are extended to his sides while sitting.

## Trivia

* Harold's appearance was based off of the most recent dog Julia has owned.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Dining Room

The **dining room** is a room in the Justice family mansion Crescent Hill.

## History

Following the Murder at Crescent Hill, witnesses at the party were dispersed into different rooms by Officer Inna Urfass for the Drawtectives to interrogate. Emery Justice was directed to the dining room.

When the Drawtectives arrived, Emery lied to them about what he witnessed during the party. He then asked them to draw him in cool situations before giving them a seemingly blank notepad. Stepping out of the room, Jancy True and the Drawtectives discovered that the notepad secretly had a list of trusted people etched onto it.

A few hours later, the Drawtectives reentered the dining room to interrogate Emery, now their main suspect, one last time. He eventually confessed to the murder of his father and was arrested by the A-Team.
Rat Graveyard

The **rat graveyard** is a location in *Gods Punisher Final Quest: Tales of Stratus*.

## Overview

The rat graveyard is relatively small compared to other rat graveyards in Nosh. Each of the graves is for a rat that has been slain by warriors through low-level grinding. It is also well lit, allowing for good visibility when killing rats.

## History

In his younger days, the Nibbleheim warlord Villainius often grinded at the rat graveyard but has since moved to bigger graveyards.

While on a mission to court Villainius, the protagonist was accompanied by him and shown the graveyard. The protagonist then saw a big rat and chopped it hot dog style, killing it instantly. Villainius and the protagonist buried each half of the rat separately and said a few words in its honor. Villainius commended the nobility of the hot dog style kill and then invited the protagonist to his throne room.
Go Bish

**Go Bish** is a card game in *Drawtectives*.

## Overview

The rules of Go Bish are largely unknown, however when you lose, somebody shouts "Go Bish!" at you, and you must leave. Whether you must leave the room or the property is also ambiguous.

## Trivia

* Go Bish is based on the real-life card game, Go Fish, and the shortening of "bitch" to "bish".

 Musicians: Birds of Prey • Duchess Gorgon • Electric Tom • Faucon • Freak Out! at the Club • Grendan Fury • King Citrus • Orc Witness • Rabioleg • Stariana Grande • You Son of a Bitch
Orc Witness

*This article is about the **unused Season 1 character**. For the **upcoming Season 3 character**, see Orc Witness (Season 3).*

## Orc Witness

### Occupation

Bard
Flautist

## Drawtectives

### First Appearance

The unnamed **orc witness** is an early character that was cut from Drawtectives Season 1.

He was revealed in a tweet from Julia Lepetit on February 26, 2021. In a Drawfee stream, Julia Lepetit revealed he would have been a bard who plays the flute. He was cut due to Julia accidentally having created one more character than planned episodes, and this orc's role as a flautist was considered too similar to Faucon's musician role.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz

 Musicians: Birds of Prey • Duchess Gorgon • Electric Tom • Faucon • Freak Out! at the Club • Grendan Fury • King Citrus • **Orc Witness** • Rabioleg • Stariana Grande • You Son of a Bitch
Idris Hellbow

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* Sketch

**Idris Hellbow** is a character in *Drawtectives*. He was created by Julia Lepetit and designed by Karina Farek.

Hellbow is a famous actor who incorporates his archery skills into all of his roles.

## Trivia

* Hellbow is based on the real-life Idris Elba.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Cabel

**Cabel** (US: /'kei.bəl/) is a character in *Drawtectives* mentioned only by name. She was created by Karina Farek.

Cabel is Harvey Hornswoggle's assistant who specializes in making 7-Up for his final performing act. During the performance, she yells, "Heads up, seven up!", signaling that Harvey must begin drinking his way out of the 7-Up tank.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Cake Turtles

**Cake turtles** are a race of creatures in *Drawtectives*. They were created by Karina Farek.

## Appearance

Cake turtles resemble regular turtles but with a cake instead of its shell. They have "dollops" on their back which are actually spikes and a candle bone at its rear. Cake turtles walk on four legs and collect a lot of dirt and leaves wherever they go. This dirt often gets caught in the cake, making it unappetizing.

## Value

In northen orc tribes, cake turtles are very valuable creatures. As their currency is in bones, the cake turtle contains many turtle bones and one candle bone, which is worth 5 turtle bones.

## Creation

It is unknown whether these creatures actually exist. Rosé drew a picture of one as part of a drawing challenge for Don Jovi, an interning chef at Crescent Hill.
Kitchen

The **kitchen** is a room in the Justice family mansion Crescent Hill.

## History

During a party at the mansion, Buzz and Don Jovi were hired as chefs for the evening. Throughout the night, many people were entering the kitchen that weren't supposed to, much to Buzz's annoyance. Waiters were also complaining about dishes being sent back because of two people not at their seats. Buzz also found a small key on the floor.

Sometime during the party, Sorin Justice came into the kitchen to congratulate the chefs for their work. However, later at 9pm, he was murdered.

After the murder, the Drawtectives arrived at the mansion to try and solve the case for themselves. Don Jovi gave them a drawing challenge, telling them to draw delicious food creatures and then giving them some clues afterwards. Buzz also gave them the key he had found earlier.
S1E07

**Episode 7** is the seventh episode of *Drawtectives* and its first season. It was published on August 20, 2020.

## Drawing Challenge

In this episode, Sam Ug has the Drawtectives draw different things, stopping them and giving them random instructions throughout their drawing.

### Grandma's Drawing

Grandma was tasked to draw a portrait of Sam Ug, with the words "there are no heroes in a punk rock band" above.

### York's Drawing

York was tasked to draw a picture of a man holding a potato, with the words "wow now thatsa potata" next to it.

### Rosé's Drawing

Rosé had to draw a picture of Grandma's head on top of Jancy's body, with the words "granmasranaanna they pretty aight" written next to it.

## Trivia

* Episode 7 was the only episode that was re-recorded, due to the large gap between its recording and the previous episode's recording.
Julia

*This page is about the in-universe god. For the real-life person, see Julia Lepetit*

## Drawtectives

### First Appearance

S1E11 (mentioned)

**Julia** (US: /'d͡ʒu.li.ə/) is a character in *Drawtectives* that is presumed to be a deity in orcish elder mythology.

According to orcish elder knowledge, Julia drew everything in the universe into existence.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Barry

**Barry** is a character in *Drawtectives*.

## Biography

Barry is the boss of the Celestial Spear Express staff. Nothing else is known about him, however Conrad Uctor mentions that the Drawtectives and Eugene won't meet Barry "today", implying there is a time in which they may meet him, and he notably is not putting Conrad in danger.
S1E10

**Episode 10** is the tenth episode of *Drawtectives* and its first season. It was published on January 7, 2021.

## Drawing Challenge

In this episode, the Drawtectives were tasked with designing invention ideas for Llarm Alasa.

### Grandma's Drawing

Grandma was asked to design a method of detecting ghosts, so she came up with a contraption that would pour ghost milk on any entering ghosts.

### York's Drawing

York was asked to design something that would keep the user awake, so he came up with the Train Sound Box, which blasts train sounds whenever its user closes their eyes.

### Rosé's Drawing

Rosé was asked to draw an enclosure for Alasa's cat Stariana Grande, which Alasa would be able to see his cat in.
Llarm Alasa

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**Llarm Alasa** (US: /'lɑɹm·ʌ.'lɑ.sə/) is a character in *Drawtectives*. He is played and created by Julia Lepetit.

He is a famed inventor and animatronics maker who specializes in security-related inventions.

## Biography

Llarm Alasa is a famous inventor and best friend of the late Sorin Justice. When the Justice family received a ransom note threatening a member of the family, Sorin called Alasa to his mansion to install security systems. On the night of the Murder at Crescent Hill, Alasa was planning to assess the house and install the systems the following day. However, these plans were put on hold when Sorin was killed.

When the police arrived, Alasa was placed as a witness in the library. On the way, he found a bloody knife, the murder weapon. He spent around ten hours there, brainstorming invention ideas, until the Drawtectives arrived and interrogated him.

After the culprit of the murder was found, Llarm and the other witnesses were invited to Huck E. Heese, where he watched Faucon perform with a Huck E. Heese animatronic.

## Personality

Alasa is quite refined and does not seem like the most light-hearted person.

## Appearance

Alasa is very tall and thin, with pronounced cheekbones, elf ears and half-bleached dreadlocks.

### Clothing

* Custom-made white and patterned jacket
* White shirt
* Tight white pants
* Green and red cape
* Golden bracelets

## Trivia

* Llarm's name is a play on words, meaning "alarm", since he specializes in making security systems. It could also be a play on "false alarm", referencing the fact that he makes alarms and that he was not the murderer.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • **Llarm Alasa** • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Heese Knees

Huck E. Heese (US: /'hiz·'niz/) is the second mascot at the restaurant Huck E. Heese.

## Trivia

* Its name is based on the phrase "the bee's knees."

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Lift It

**Lift It** is a carnival game invented by Gyorik Rogdul.

## Mechanics

In Lift It, the player must lift a a very heavy object with an awkward shape that could give the player a splinter. If the player can lift the object, change it with a different thing for next time. If you can't lift it, you must announce your failure to lift it publicly. Doesn't it make you curious if you could lift it?

## Tagline

"Maybe there's a trick to it!" - The Animatronic

 Musicians: Birds of Prey • Duchess Gorgon • Electric Tom • Faucon • Freak Out! at the Club • Grendan Fury • King Citrus • Orc Witness • Rabioleg • Stariana Grande • You Son of a Bitch
HPD

* A-Team
* B-Team

The **HPD** is a police department located in Fancy Town.

## History

The HPD consists of two main groups, the A-Team and B-Team, as well as other cops not included in either.

While the A-Team was investigating a supposed bank heist, the B-Team were called to the scene of the Murder at Crescent Hill It is unclear whether the B-Team normally work together or if they were just called in because of their individual availability at the time. The latter theory is supported by the fact that Officer Till Bogan is normally a traffic cop, whilst Sergeant Pierce Steel seems accustomed to dealing with more severe cases like murder.

At the scene, Officer Inna Urfass separated witnesses into different rooms for the Drawtectives to interrogate, whilst Officer Flem Mucowsy, who was sick at the time of the investigation, and Officer Bogan, guarded the main entrance and the master bedroom, respectively. Sergeant Steel had the scene of the murder cleared before the Drawtectives arrived, as he already had a theory on how the murder went down. After the Drawtectives proposed other culprits, Steel commanded Officer Yourfas to look for them on the guestlist before leaving to search for them himself.

When the murder was eventually solved, the A-Team arrived to arrest the culprit and the B-Team was invited to Huck E. Heese.

## Members

* A-Team
* B-Team
	+ Sergeant Pierce Steel
	+ Officer Inna Urfass
	+ Officer Till Bogan
	+ Officer Flem Mucowsy
* Norm Elmahn

## Trivia

* It is unknown what the "H" in "HPD" stands for.
Felix's Office

Felix's Office is a location in *Drawtectives*.

## Overview

The cabin contains four built-in utilities, those being a window, a desk, a bed, and multiple shelves of storage at the top of the room.

### The Desk

#### Items on the desk

* A stack of books
	+ A book titled *Knights*
	+ A three volume set on top
* A set of writing utensils, including pencils, an eraser, a pen, and multiple colouring utensils
* A mug with a goblet icon
* A small mouse statue
* A, presumably crafted, mouse doll
* A cup from Joe Beans
* A plate with a half-eaten sandwich
* A bag of Fish crackers
* Pieces of blank paper and multiple childlike drawings
	+ One each of Grandma, Rosé, and York
	+ One of a Eugene Finch
	+ One of the Harvey Hornswoggle Circus
	+ One of Eugene holding Felix with the writing "Best friends"
	+ One of Felix dressed as Eugene with a sword
	+ One of Felix dressed as Eugene watching television or listening to the radio
	+ One of Felix with the writing "Good job!!!"
	+ One of a star and moon
	+ One of an orange and red fish with the writing "Fishy!"
* A tissue box
* A stack of napkins
* A roll of tape
* A Train Log labelled "(Toby's Copy)"
	+ Stickers placed on the log, including a cat, a goldfish, one with the text "Good job", and one with the text "Me ow"
* A list of Train Rules is placed on the wall behind the desk
* A mouse sticker

#### Other items

* A drawer containing a wire and other undiscernible items
* A mouse doll
* A pet bed and blanket
* A mat
* A red sock
* Two interlocked rings

### Bed and storage

The bed has a pillow, blanket, a small curtain, and three drawings above the pillow. They are of Eugene in black, a mouse, and Felix with the writing "You can do it!"

The shelves of storage contain another large stack of books, a ball of yarn, an iron, and other undiscernible items.

## Trivia

* Felix's residence is so small due to how poorly Leland Bore treats him.
* The train log is labelled "Toby's Copy" instead of "Felix's" because Leland Bore does not care enough about Felix to remember his name.
Caldwell Tanner

**Caldwell Tanner** is the co-founder and former co-host of Drawfee. He made a guest appearance in S2E06, and helped Julia prepare for the beginning of the series.

## Character

Caldwell voiced Kingston Munch, as well as the minor characters of Reading Horse and Participation Trophy Horse.

## Trivia

* Caldwell previously hosted and voiced many of the characters in the Drawfee role-playing series *Drawga*, even coming up with the original idea for the series (Facebook polls deciding the next part of the story).
* According to Julia Lepetit, Caldwell came up with the names for Inna Urfass, Flem Mucowsy, Conrad Uctor, and Kingston Munch.
Jacob Andrews

* 2023 portrait
* 2022 portrait
* 2021 portrait
* 2020 portrait
* Old portrait

**Jacob Andrews** is a member of the Drawfee team. He is a regular host and cast member of *Drawtectives* and also edited the audio for the series.

## Character

Jacob plays the role of the half-orc barbarian Gyorik "York" Rogdul in *Drawtectives* and is a regular cast member of the series.

## Trivia

* Jacob previously played Ryjinah in the Drawfee role-playing series *Drawga*.
S2E07

**S2E07** is the nineteenth episode of *Drawtectives* and the seventh of its second season. It premiered live on April 5, 2022.

## Drawing Challenge

During dinner at Mario's Meatball Manor, the Drawtectives and their virtual romantic interest Villainius discussed their ideal date, drawing out their ideas on the paper tablecloth.

### Grandma's Drawing

Grandma's idea of a perfect date includes playing board games, which is apparently a common interest of Villainius and Grandma. Some of their favorite board games include *Welcome From...*, *Earls of Shallowwet*, *Six Joys* and *Certificate to Travel*.

### York's Drawing

York's ideal date consists of playing video games with additional commentary over the gameplay. York and Villainius came up with the idea to create a "Let's Talk Play" or "Together We Shall Partake in Game" channel called "York and Villainius Partake in Games Together as Friends, Maybe More?".

### Rosé's Drawing

To finish up the date, Rosé's idea was to do karaoke and let loose after a long night of board games and video games.

## Trivia

* S2E07 is the longest episode in the series at 1 hour 25 minutes and 11 seconds, beating out S2E11 by 2 minutes and 41 seconds.
Blu-Scrn

**Blu-Scrn** is a location in Gareville.

## Description

Blu-Scrn occupies the corner of the Car 2 Market, sitting across from Alm&All and next to Club Vega. It is a sort of VR arcade where players can currently choose between two games: *Gods Punisher Final Quest: Tales of Stratus* and *The Summer I Spent in School & in Love?*. The only known employee is Aeris.
Drawtectives Wiki

The Drawtectives Wiki is a wiki devoted to everything having to do with *Drawtectives*, the YouTube series created by Julia Lepetit, a member of the Drawfee team. It stars Jacob Andrews as the half-orc barbarian Gyorik "York" Rogdul, Nathan Yaffe as the dwarf druid Grendan Highforge and Karina Farek as the human rogue Rosé.

*"The show where we solve a dumb mystery with even dumber drawings."*

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

If you're interested in what *Drawtectives* is, you can check it out here on YouTube.

**This wiki is kept up to date, so be careful of spoilers!**

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**Cresent Hill**
**Cresent Hill** is a large mansion atop a hill overlooking the ocean. It belongs to, however is not owned by, the Justice family as a base for Lotta Justice's secret information network. It was the site of the murder of Sorin Justice.

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Jason Slaytham

**Jason Slaytham** is a character in *Drawtectives* who has only been mentioned by name. He is a famous actor.

## Trivia

* He is based on the real-life Jason Statham*.*

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Elyse Willems

**Elyse Willems** is an LA-based writer, producer and performer, currently a cast member at Funhaus. She made a guest appearance in S2E03.

## Trivia

* Elyse previously made a guest appearance as Catgoddess69 in the Drawfee role-playing series *Drawga*.
* She was originally intended to be a guest in Season 1 before the CollegeHumor layoff in January 2020.
Celestial Spear Express Tickets

* First Class
* Polaris Class
* 16 Psyche Class

**Celestial Spear Express Tickets** are a series of items used on the Celestial Spear Express in *Drawtectives*.

## Overview

There are three types of tickets on the Celestial Spear Express: First Class, Polaris Class, and 16 Psyche Class.

### First Class

A First Class ticket grants entry to the Celestial Spear V.I.P. Experience Program, specifically in the First Class Car, which includes the experiences within Set 1, The Harvey Hornswoggle Circus, Moon Hoot, and three to four unknown locations. First Class ticket-holders are not allowed to leave the First Class Car.

### Polaris Class

Polaris Class tickets provide access to all that First Class tickets do along with Car 2 Market. They additionally come with "points" which can be used instead of money to pay for items or services within Gareville.

### 16 Psyche Class

16 Psyche class tickets provide access to homes on the Celestial Spear and act as keys to these homes.

## History

These tickets are small slips of paper which are used by staff of the Celestial Spear Express in order to ensure a person is meant to be on the train. The train's conductor, currently Conrad Uctor, checks the tickets when a person enters the train. The Ticket Taker does the exact opposite: invalidating a person's ticket when they're meant to leave.

When the Drawtectives boarded the Express, they presented their tickets to Conrad just before Eugene did the same.
Anne Daction

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* Full body render

**Anne Daction** (US: /'æn·'dæk.ʃən/) is a character in *Drawtectives*. She is played and was created by Julia Lepetit.

Daction is a film director known for films such as *Death of a Paladin* and *Blarden State*.

## Biography

Anne is a director known for several short films, one of which was *Blarden State*, who got her big break directing the film *Death of a Paladin,* based on the short novel of the same name. The contract which allowed Anne to film the movie specified that, in order to make it, she would need to become part of the VIP Experience on the Celestial Spear Express. Later on, she signed an changed contract made by Leland Bore, agreeing to alter her memory of the contract negotiations

She met the Drawtectives and Eugene as they entered their first experience, where they discussed how similar the movie's plot was to their own experiences when the Drawtectives solved the Murder at Crescent Hill. She liked some of the events the Drawtectives described, and planned to ask her writer if she can include some of these changes. That night, she visited Huck E. Heese with everybody else the Drawtectives met during the day and took a picture with Abayomi and Anna Log.

## Trivia

* Her name is based on the phrase “And... ACTION!”, signaling the start of filming.
* The tablet attached to her wheelchair contains the secretive script for *Death of a Paladin.*
* She bares a notable resemblance to Julia, however whether this was intentional or not is unknown.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • **Anne Daction** • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Half-Orcs

**Half-orcs** are a race in *Drawtectives*.

## Appearance

Half-orcs are the result of mixed breeding between humans and orcs. They have green skin and pointy ears. They have also been referred to as "hot orcs" by Jacob Andrews.

## Known Members

The only known members of the half-orc community are Gyorik Rogdul, his deceased brother, and Joebeans.
Death of a Paladin

* Film
* Novel

***Death of a Paladin*** is an upcoming film and novel in *Drawtectives*.

Directed by Anne Daction, and filmed at Set 1, the film is an adaptation of the bestselling short novel of the same name, written by Uhreigh Ture, which was a fictional story that somehow matches up near-perfectly with the events of the Murder at Crescent Hill. As the original text was a short story, not much had to be cut for the movie, however cuts *were* made.

Due to how high-profile the film is, the crew can't show the script to anyone else. All crew members are responsible for their own script.

## Plot

At the beginning of the story, the detectives, York, Grandma, and Rosé enter a mansion due to a murder case, and then talk to multiple witnesses, including Frank and Jim, Sarah Justice, and Emory Justice. The detectives come to the conclusion that Emory committed the murder, and later went to a bar.

## Characters

* York - A strong half-orc who is strong enough to put somebody in Arm Prison, and one of the three detectives.
* Grandma (Grendan) - A dog who wears a hat, and one of the three detectives.
* Rosé - A millennial, and one of the three detectives.
* Sarah Justice - Wife of the deceased Lawrence Justice.
* Lawrence Justice - The murder victim.
* Emory Justice - Son of Lawrence Justice, and the culprit.
* Frank - Son of Jim
* Jim - A banker

## Differences between Death of a Paladin and Season 1

* Jancy doesn't exist.
* Grandma is a dog, who nobody understands except for Rosé and York.
* The B-Team doesn't exist. Instead, York, Grandma, and Rosé are both detectives and police officers.
* The Drawtectives (who are just called "the detectives") don't draw, they gather evidence and do "careful detective work."
* Lotta and Sorin are instead called Sarah and Lawrence.
* Lawrence was murdered in the family vault, compared to Sorin being murdered in the master bedroom.
	+ This suggests that Crescent Hill is, instead of a headquarters for the Shadow Vault which the Justices don't own, a mansion and home owned by the family.
* Ogalvy is instead called Frank and Avis is called Jim.
* Jim works as a banker rather than an accounting agent like Avis.
* Jorgans & Borgans is instead called Dash Bank.
* York doesn't pee on anyone, and whether or not he pees and poops at the same time is not discussed.
* There is no butt cloud.
* Harper doesn't exist.
* According to the S2E02 YouTube description, Emery's name is instead spelled Emory.
* Instead of putting Emery in Arm Jail, York puts Emory in Arm Prison.
* Whereas in the Murder at Crescent Hill, the Drawtectives conclude that Emery killed Sorin in the dining room, Emory is accused in a different place, presumably an interrogation room.
* Instead of going to Huck E. Heese, the detectives go to a bar.
* The detectives don't become friends over the course of the night.

 Musicians: Birds of Prey • Duchess Gorgon • Electric Tom • Faucon • Freak Out! at the Club • Grendan Fury • King Citrus • Orc Witness • Rabioleg • Stariana Grande • You Son of a Bitch
Gyorik Rogdul's Father

**Gyorik Rogdul's father** is a character in *Drawtectives* who has only been mentioned.

## Biography

York's father is an orc who lives in the Northern tribes. At some point in his life, he met a human woman from Fancy Town and had two sons with her. When his sons were sick, he used to shake them to make them feel better.

## Trivia

* He owns no coats

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Jack Pott

## Signature

**Jack Pott** (US: /dʒæk·pɒt/) is a character in *Drawtectives* who has only been mentioned by name. They were created by Julia Lepetit.

## Biography

Not much is known about Jack Pott other than the fact that they and someone named Arty Fichel purchased two tickets for the Celestial Spear Express for a total of $6,101,000.

## Trivia

* Jack Pott's name is a transparent play on the word "jackpot", probably referring to the large sum of money they paid to board the Celestial Spear.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Jonathan Loch Ness

**Jonathan Loch Ness** is a character in *Drawtectives* who has only been mentioned by name. He is a famous hairdresser.

## Trivia

* He is based on the real-life Jonathan Van Ness from *Queer Eye*.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Big Rat

**Big Rat**, or **Big and Rat**, is a character in *Drawtectives*. They were created by Jacob Andrews and SungWon Cho.

## Biography

Big Rat first encountered the Drawtectives and Villainius in one of the rat graveyards of Nosh, where they were immediately chopped in half, hotdog-style, and killed by York Rogdul. In an act of nobility, York and Villainius buried each half of the rat in a separate grave, naming them "Big" and "Rat", respectively.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
A Weaver You Can't Out-Bet

***A Weaver You Can't Out-Bet*** is an album by pop band Freak Out! at the Club.

## History

The album is about weavers being the best at the card game boker. Detective Rosé designed an alternate cover for the album. Faucon, a musician who had gone on tour with Freak Out! at the Club, brought the design to the band's attention.

## Trivia

* The name is based on Panic! at the Disco's 2005 studio album A Fever You Can't Sweat Out.

 Musicians: Birds of Prey • Duchess Gorgon • Electric Tom • Faucon • Freak Out! at the Club • Grendan Fury • King Citrus • Orc Witness • Rabioleg • Stariana Grande • You Son of a Bitch
Buzz's Letter

**Buzz's letter** was written to Dr. Susan Fontaine, asking her on a date.

## History

Sometime during the night of the Murder at Crescent Hill, Buzz wrote the letter to Dr. Fontaine, writing, "Dr Nice Lady, Date, Thank".

The paper was later found in the pantry by Sam Ug and given to the Drawtectives, who gave it to Fontaine.

A few hours later, Buzz and Fontaine went on a date at Huck E. Heese.
Joebeans

*This article is about the **owner of the café**. For the **café itself**, see Joe Beans.*

## Joebeans

### Occupation

Owner of *Joe Beans*
Barista

### Affiliation

Northern orcish tribes
*Joe Beans*

## Drawtectives

### First Appearance

S2E09

**Joebeans** (US: /d͡ʒoʊ'biːnz/) is a character in *Drawtectives*. She is voiced by and was created by Julia Lepetit.

Joebeans is the owner of the café *Joe Beans*, where she also works as a barista.

## Biography

Joebeans was born in the Northern Orcish Tribes, but does not remember much of her life there. She worked at a coffee shop called CoffeeWorld. Eventually, she ended up contracting with the Celestial Spear Express, and opened up the coffee, tea, and cocoa shop Joe Beans, named after herself. Later, she signed a changed contract made by Leland Bore, agreeing to alter her memory of the contract negotiations. One day, she met Jancy True, and hired her as a barista. A few months later, she met the Drawtectives and served them two orcish-sized coffees and two small hot cocoas.

That night, she visited Huck E. Heese with everybody else the Drawtectives met during the day and went on a date with Jancy.

## Appearance

Joebeans is a tall half-orc with long Dolly Parton-esque blonde hair.

### Clothing

* White long-sleeved shirt
* Navy blue barista apron

## Trivia

* Joebeans' name is a reference to the song "Jolene", as reinforced by her resemblance to Dolly Parton.
	+ One of the items on the café's menu, the "Man-cchiato", is also a reference to the song lyric, "I'm begging of you, please don't take my man".

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • **Joebeans** • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz

1. ↑ Consulting the height chart in S2E01
A. Dam Writer

**A. Dam Writer** is a character in *Drawtectives* who has only been mentioned by name. They were created by Julia Lepetit.

They are a journalist for *The Old Post* and wrote an article about the accounting agency Jorgans & Borgans filing for bankruptcy.

## Trivia

* Their name is most likely a play on words on "a damn writer".

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
S2E08

**S2E08** is the twentieth episode of *Drawtectives* and the eighth of its second season. It premiered live on May 3, 2022.

## Drawing Challenge

In order to manifest her visions of the future, Terry told each of the Drawtectives to close their eyes and follow her drawing instructions, thereby allowing the spirits to communicate the visions.

### Grandma's Drawing

Grandma's drawing represents the Ticket Taker but they thought it was a rhino, possibly alluding to Tulip, the shape-shifting rhino, or to the Corn Rhino.

### Rosé's Drawing

Rosé's drawing represents a cat. The Drawtectives assumed it to be a depiction of Barfield, though it was intended to be of Felix.

### York's Drawing

York's drawing represents the dragon constellation near *Joe Beans*. However, they assumed it represented the Drawtectives' finding of Jancy True's pin in a *Joe Beans* cup, with the dragon to the side.
Jancy True's Pin

* Front
* Back

**Jancy True's pin** is an eye-shaped pin often worn by P.I. Jancy True.

## History

The pin was worn by Jancy throughout the entirety of the Murder at Crescent Hill investigation.

At some point, many months later, the pin was found inside a *Joe Beans* cup after Kingston Munch almost choked on it. It was given to the Drawtectives as a prize for Grendan Highforge winning a jousting tourney at the Joust Houst.

## Description

The pin is eye-shaped, with gold representing the white of the eye and purple representing the pupil. The back of the pin reads,

> Jancy True
> Private Eye
> Guild Master
>
>

## Trivia

* On the Drawfee merch store is an enamel pin with the design of Jancy's pin incorporated into it.
S2E05

**S2E05** is the seventeenth episode of *Drawtectives* and the fifth of its second season. It premiered live on February 1, 2022.

## Drawing Challenge

While a drawing challenge was not originally planned for the episode, the opportunity presented itself when the Drawtectives asked Anna Log if they could draw her new ideas for arcade games in exchange for two prizes.

### Grandma's Drawing

Grandma created a duck fishing game called Duck Touch.

### Rosé's Drawing

Rosé designed a game called Don't Cry, where the player must attempt not to cry while being berated and insulted by the Animatronic.

### York's Drawing

York created a game called Lift It, where the player must lift a very large object.

## Trivia

* Originally, the Drawtectives were not intended to draw anything for this episode. The original plan was to have them play her games until they got bored, and once they were shown how high the prices for prizes were, get frustrated until Anna gave them the prizes for free.
Nathan Yaffe

* 2023 portrait
* 2022 portrait
* 2021 portrait
* 2020 portrait
* Old portrait

**Nathan Yaffe** is a member of the Drawfee team. He is a regular host and cast member of *Drawtectives*.

## Character

Nathan plays dwarf druid Grendan Highforge in *Drawtectives* and is a regular cast member of the series.

## Trivia

* Nathan previously played Legzi Shortstakk in the Drawfee role-playing series *Drawga*.
Dragon

The **dragon** is a character in *Drawtectives*.

## Biography

The dragon resides in the Joust Houst. According to tradition, anyone competing in a jousting tourney who is caught cheating is immediately sacrificed to the dragon, much to the entertainment of the audience.

## Appearance

The dragon is large and serpentine, with green scales and a long horn protruding from its snout. It has glowing orange eyes and sharp teeth.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
S1E09

**Episode 9** is the ninth episode of *Drawtectives* and its first season. It was published on November 3, 2020.

## Drawing Challenge

This episode's challenge was to draw celebrities based only on descriptions given by Dr. Susan Fontaine.

### Grandma's Drawing

Grandma drew a portrait of famous human actor Dev Praytell.

### York's Drawing

York drew a portrait of famous half-elf actress Zendaya, from the upcoming film *Collection of Sand*.

### Rosé's Drawing

Rosé drew a portrait of famous elf actor Idris Hellbow.
King Citrus

**King Citrus** is a group of characters in *Drawtectives*. They were created by Julia Lepetit and based on the real-life King Crimson.

They are a musical band.

## Discography

One of King Citrus' most popular albums is *In the Court of the Crimson String*, which features songs like "The Court of the Crimson String" and "Sun Kid". They also did songs like "Undisciplined", "Simple Payment" and "Novella of Weekend".

 Musicians: Birds of Prey • Duchess Gorgon • Electric Tom • Faucon • Freak Out! at the Club • Grendan Fury • **King Citrus** • Orc Witness • Rabioleg • Stariana Grande • You Son of a Bitch
Joe Beans Cup

The ***Joe Beans* cup** is a coffee cup that was drunken by Kingston Munch and given to the Drawtectives.

## History

Kingston Munch found the cup in his room one day, thinking that his Squire had brought him his usual afternoon coffee. So, he drank from it and soon almost choked on an eye-shaped pin at the bottom of the cup. Assuming it to be an attempt on his life, he got rid of the cup by giving it to Grendan Highforge, the winner of a jousting tourney between the Drawtectives.

Upon receiving the cup, the Drawtectives noticed that the pin belonged to Jancy True, their mentor, and also discovered a constellation pattern etched on the back of the cup.
Grendan Fury

**Grendan Fury** is a character in *Drawtectives*. He was created by Nathan Yaffe.

Grendan Fury is the lead singer of the band Freak Out! at the Club.

## Biography

Rosé once met Grendan Fury, but did not recognize him.

## Trivia

* Grendan Fury's name is a reference to the real-life Brendon Urie.
* The story Rosé mentions briefly is a reference to the real story of Karina Farek meeting Brendon Urie, but not recognizing him.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz

 Musicians: Birds of Prey • Duchess Gorgon • Electric Tom • Faucon • Freak Out! at the Club • **Grendan Fury** • King Citrus • Orc Witness • Rabioleg • Stariana Grande • You Son of a Bitch
In the Court of the Crimson String

***In the Court of the Crimson String*** is an album by rock band King Citrus.

## History

The album is about the band's logo, King Citrus, whose court was pranked with red string. It includes songs like "The Court of the Crimson String" and "Sun Kid". An album cover was designed by Detective York Rogdul, which featured the King Citrus sitting in his throne in his Court of the Crimson String. The musician Faucon took up the design and suggested it to the band.

## Trivia

* This is a parody of King Crimson's album entitled *In the Court of the Crimson King*.
	+ Similarly "Sun Kid" is a parody of the song "Moonchild".

 Musicians: Birds of Prey • Duchess Gorgon • Electric Tom • Faucon • Freak Out! at the Club • Grendan Fury • King Citrus • Orc Witness • Rabioleg • Stariana Grande • You Son of a Bitch
Note to Rosé

The **note to Rosé** is was a note found in Rosé's pockets shortly after she woke up on the Celestial Spear Express.

## Contents

The note reads:

"Rose, if I do not contact you within a week, get G and York. Contact Eugene. Find me on the train."

## History

The note was written to Rosé and placed in the pocket in which she stores her most important items before she entered the Celestial Spear Express. It is unknown who wrote it or why.