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Gary Booker

Gary Booker is a member of the Booker Family of famous wrestlers. Although most of his family worked for Rodeo Wrestling, he signed on as a manager at World Elite Wrestling (WEW) and rose through the ranks to become head of Creative. After years of struggling with WEW over their stodginess, overly complicated bookings, and poor safety record (culminating in Scaffold Match Fiasco), he quit the company to form Great White North Wrestling (GWN).

Gary's departure was extremely acrimonious, with gossip filled slander filling the scandal sheets for weeks. He managed to find backers, including Mason Dixon of the Dixon wrestling family, and his husband Jack worked at Bell Media and pulled strings to get GWN a 20 year contract for televised performances. Sadly for Gary, he and Jack split shortly afterwards, partially over the stress of starting up GWN. Gary retains the contract, but Jack is bitter and does what he can to handicap GWN.

Gary is a friendly but busy man. He firmly believes that anyone can get over if Creative gives them the right material. He also believes that anyone, whatever their background, who is willing to put in the work should have a fair shot at success and GWN's hiring practices are mostly inclusive. Gary is a little intolerant of those with prejudices, and sometimes doesn't distinguish between the offensively prejudiced and well-meaning people who aren't prejudiced but have overlapping beliefs on other subjects as the actual bigots. Canadian labor law and his own HR department have kept him from freezing Christians out, but obvious displays of Christian faith are subtly discouraged at GWN.
1. Судьба на волоске

***Судьба на волоске*** - первая глава книги «Экзамен на выживание»

## Сюжет

В академии, о существовании которой дозволено знать немного, проходило тайное совещание в большом зале, освещенном одной люстрой. Один из них - красивый, темноволосый мальчик 12 лет. В зал зашел мальчик, криво одетый и запыхавшийся. Двум мальчикам предстояло услышать решение, от которого зависела их дальнейшая жизнь. За столом сидело много людей в черных масках. Один из них, Кибер, рассказал, что эти двое прошли через трудное обучение академии в течении 5 лет. Он говорит, что еще три мальчика не выдержали обучение и покинули академию. Ярослав спрашивает, почему результаты экзамена объявляет не сам директор, но ему отвечают, что у него возникли срочные дела. Ярослав Орлов показал замечательные результаты, потратил 4 часа и 32 минуты и набрал 144 балла. Это лучший результат за историю академии. А Растяпкин показал плохой результат. Он потратил 4 часа и 59 минут и набрал 82 балла. В этот момент в дверь зашел директор академии - Исстребитель.
Lady Smasha

**Costume**: | Union jack patterned tights and top, with heavy boots.

Built like Awesome Kong, Lady (who insists that’s her first name, guv) is an extremely large Chav with a whole lot of bulk-based offense and basically no real experience, but a great sense of comic timing.

Outside the ring, Tabitha loses the terrible cockney accent but is basically the same person. She got into wrestling after discovering that power lifting didn’t pay, and has turned her two loves (lifting heavy things, British TV) into an actual paying job. She steal most of her mannerisms and catchphrases from Keeley Jones on Ted Lasso - a bright, sparkly, happy, genuinely nice low-class Brit lady. She *loves* bright and tacky things and will have glasses and rings and feathers and necklaces, changing every week.
Puppy (Learn and Discover Home)

Hi! I'm a blue puppy!

**Puppy** is a blue puppy dog who appears in Learn and Discover Home and a main character of its series, along with Bunny, Squirrel, Birdie, and Kitty.

## Biographical Facts

1. Puppy likes to play.
2. Puppy barks when she is happy.
3. Puppy likes to chew on bones.

## Physical Appearance

Like the rest of the Learn and Discover Gang, she has no iris but black. She is a blue puppy dog as her name implies. Her ears on long like Bunny's ears, but they are floppy.

## Puppy's Role in V Smile Baby

Puppy's song is titled 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and it is sung to the tune of Bingo.

### Song Lyrics

There are 5 fingers on your hand

Let's count them all together

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Now clap them all together!

### Activity

When you press the blue triangle button, you get introduced to Puppy's Stacking Number Blocks. The topic is numbers and counting and a series of objects to represent each number.

Activities: Bunny's Color Bubble Bath • Puppy's Stacking Number Blocks • Squirrel's Shape Adventure • Birdie's Animal Buddies • Kitty's Perfect Band • Baby Sign Language
Great White North Wrestling Wiki

**Welcome to the Great White North Wrestling Wiki!**
Great White North Wrestling is the wiki for Kiva's World Wide Wrestling role-playing game. We play online, on Friday nights, from 7 pm to 10 pm Eastern time. Contact Mark Langsdorf (mark.langsdorf@gmail.com) for more details.

# Great White North Wrestling

## The Promotion

Great White North Wrestling (GWN) is a Canadian regional promotion, headquartered in Toronto. The promotion regularly travels throughout Southern Ontario and Western Quebec to put on shows, working a circuit that includes multiple regular venues in the Greater Toronto Area, as well as trips as far west as Thunder Bay, as far east as Quebec City, with four major pay-per-view shows a year.

## The Performers

GWNW has a score of more wrestlers and managers under contract, as well as local talent that are regularly available for regional matches.

## The Staff

GWNW also has a staff of businessmen, talent managers, valets, and other workers.

## The First Season

A short record of what has happened in game.

# Wiki Notes

Wrestlers have wallet names, professional names, nicknames, and other ways to refer to themselves. Generally, pick a distinct version of their name (ie, 'Jennifer "Bonesaw" McGraw' instead of 'Bonesaw' because that also refers to Jeb McGraw) and write the article up, then use #REDIRECT [[Base Article]] to link the articles from the variant names to the main article. So Jennifer “Bonesaw” McGraw has the original text description, and Jennifer McGraw has the REDIRECT text.

There are templates for player wrestlers, non-player wresters, and stables: {{PWrestler}}, {{NPWrestler}}, {{Stable}}, respectively. Please use them, both to keep track of the information that each topic should have and to keep appearances consistent.
"Loverboy" Maivia

"Loverboy" Maivia loves wrestling and always wanted to be a wrestler. He took lessons at the Booker Academy, trained for years, and debuted on WEW. He was an absolute failure: no technical wrestling skills, pathetically weak and unconvincing strikes, and the only way he could achieve a pin was with the obvious assistance of his opponent.

Despite all that, Loverboy had amazing charisma. His promos always popped and he could generate heat with anyone. He couldn't sustain the heat with his terrible wrestling, but the crowds loved him as long as he was talking. WEW cut him from the roster, slightly before Gary Booker left to form GWN.

Gary figured he needed an audience, so he had Loverboy cut promos while he built up a roster. It worked to draw in fans, at least until Loverboy actually wrestled. As an experiment, Gary had Loverboy cut all the promos for a week but kept him off the card. That worked even better, and that started a tradition: Gary would have Loverboy warm up the crowd with a short monologue about whatever Loverboy felt like talking about, but would keep him out of the ring. The fans ate it up, and Loverboy merch even started to sell.

After a few months, Gary finally realized the best way to use Loverboy was as an announcer and ringside commentator. Loverboy can make almost anyone's entrance pop, so that works well, but his ringside commentary is somewhat hampered by his lack of understanding of wrestling. GWN usually seats one of the performers next to Loverboy to provide some technical details for Loverboy to riff from.
Herman Balor

Herman Balor is a shouty, obnoxious cheat who long ago toggled on CAPSLOCK on and never looked back.

The actual Herman Banting is hardworking and loves a loud, bombastic show. He's bluff and crude - not everything about his character is kayfabe - but he's all in on making Great White North Wrestling a big success. Herman himself taught at the Booker Academy; his background was not in wrestling, he previously staged ballet shows, but the theatrical and choreography skills involved were remarkably transferable. He still privately considers the height of his career to be a production of The Nutcracker he staged at the NAC, and is married to his eighth wife.
Jennifer “Bonesaw” McGraw

**Costume**: | Steel-toed boots, ragged jeans, and a tank top.

Bonesaw is a second-generation wrestler and is the current face of GWN as the 9 Provinces Champion. Her father Jeb was a household name in the ‘Rock and Wrestling’ era of the ‘80s (advertisements where he exhorted viewers to CRACK INTO A THIN JACK were everywhere), and kept wrestling well into the first decade of the 21st century before finally hanging up his boots and passing his name on to his daughter.

## Interactions with other wrestlers

A-Game has been a devoted fan of Bonesaw for a decade, and tends to be star struck in her presence.

Starting in Season 1 Episode 2, Bonesaw becomes a Heel and begins interfering with A-Game for her undeserved victory over La Serpiente, primarily by booking her in difficult matches.

Mason Dixon and Bonesaw begin feuding over Bonesaw's treatment of A-Game, and fight a dark match. Max Boot has a run-in and disqualifies both of them.

Bonesaw, Dixon, and A-Game have a triple threat match in the run-up to the Canadian Cup Championship.
Season 1 Episode 1

Angela Alcyone, Mason Dixon, and Max Boot cut promos, some of which pop.

Max Boot debuts against Chelsea Clementine in a relatively short match. Max Boot is booked to win, and wins cleanly. Afterwards, Max apologies to Chelsea for beating up on her. She laughs it off, and her and Ange tell some stories of Chelsea's time on the hardcore circuit, much to Max's surprise and terror.

"The Line" Dixon fights against the Baron von Arnis. There is a good bit of back and forth and some missed spots, but "The Line" finally puts the Baron down. Max cuts a promo, challenging Dixon and tripping him on stage; Mason retaliates.

The final match is "A-Game" Alcyone versus Silvio “La Serpiente” Ortiz. A-Game tries to shake hands with La Serpiente to start and gets an elbow to the face. La Serpiente proceeds to dominate the early match, but A-Game rallies and almost pins him. Max Boot does a run-in to put A-Game in a full nelson so La Serpiente can get some cheap hits to her face, but she ducks at the right time and pulls Boot's face into the punch. While Boot is staggering away, A-Game pins La Serpiente and wins the Confederation Cup - for all of 8 seconds, before it is vacated out of her hands.
Jupiter

**Costume**: | White hot pants, sandals, and body oil.

Jupiter is an inexperienced wrestler who worked for 18 months on the indie circuit before being recruited by Angel Watts for the Heavenly Bodies and then GWN. He never speaks, inside or outside the ring, deferring all communication to Angel. He's quite skilled and personally powerful, and has the backing of the rest of the stable and Angel. As such, he was the current #1 contender for the GWN 9 Provinces Championship until the introduction of A-Game and Max Boot and the return to wrestling of Mason Dixon.

Jupiter is a sculpted, muscular man. He spends most of his time in the gym, maintaining the look he needs for his part in gimmick. Most of the other GWN wrestlers think he's a little standoffish.
Performers

The wrestling talent of the Great White North Wrestling (GWN) Promotion.

# Player Wrestlers

*Played by Frances*

*Played by Jeremy*

*Played by Mark*

*Played by John*

*Played by John*

# Non-Player Wrestlers

Lady Smasha
A female Chav powerlifter with a whole lot of bulk-based offense and basically no real experience, but a great sense of comic timing.
Silvio “La Serpiente” Ortiz
A sinister luchador who inevitably betrays his partners, Silvio recently lost the Confederation Cup to A-Game. He keeps to himself backstage.

# Tag Teams and Stables

## The Fantabulous Rougeaus

A stable of lumberjacks built around Jacques and Pierre, who work as lumberjacks in real life. Other Rougeaus are their co-workers, doing a spot of work for extra pay.
Jacques Rougeau
A bearded lumberjack of a wrestler, who likes building structures of 2x4s and sending his opponents into them.
Pierre Rougeau
A bearded lumberjack of a wrestler, who prefers hitting his opponents with a 2x4.
## Free Rai

A husband and husband tag team that won the first East to West Championship.

## The Heavenly Bodies

A stable of muscle bound heels who are in a cult under their manager. Only the manager ever talks.

Angel Watts
The manager of the Heavenly Bodies, Angel is a cruel heel manager while ringside, and a friendly trainer backstage.
Jupiter
A muscular wrestler supported by his stable, Jupiter is widely favored to be the next 9 Provinces Champion.
Mars
The muscle bound twin brother of Venus.

## Riley And Josie

A tag-team of ditzy female hockey fanatics, who are ditzy female hockey fanatics in real life.
Josie
A ditzy female hockey fanatic, in the ring and in real life.
Lulu
The highly professional businesswoman who manages Riley and Josie by cheating in their favor.
Riley
A ditzy female hockey fanatic, in the ring and in real life.
## Killer Clowns

A tag-team of evil clowns with an evil clown manager.
Vox

## Overview

Vox is a major character in the Absolution spin-off series Fandomtale, as well as a minor antagonist in Absolution itself. He is the secondary protagonist of the Three V's storyline. He is an overlord in Hell, as well as an occasional hitman for the Seven Deadly Sins, alongside Valentino and Velvet.

## Personality

Vox is stated to be quite the showman, and a charismatic, egotistical, and manipulative individual who craves attention. He has also been stated to be quite rude.

## Powers and Abilities

-Technology Manipulation:

For instance, he can travel through television monitors and control them as he pleases.

-Electricity Manipulation:

Depending on his emotions, Vox possesses the ability to control electricity. He can also pull a Palpatine if he wishes so.

To be continued...
Trône de fer

Westeros

* Sept Couronnes
	+ Roi des Sept Royaumes
	+ Garde Royale
	+ Garde de Nuit
	+ Mestres de Villevieille
	+ Religion des Sept
	+ Le Guet
* Le Nord
	+ Maison suzeraine
		- Maison Stark
	+ Maisons vassales
		- Maison Bolton
		- Maison Cerwyn
		- Maison Corbois
		- Maison Dustin
		- Maison Flint
		- Maison Glenmore
		- Maison Karstark
		- Maison Locke
		- Maison Manderly
		- Maison Mormont
		- Maison Omble
		- Maison Ryswell
		- Maison Stout
	+ Maisons de maîtres
		- Maison Glover
		- Maison Tallhart
	+ Maison sans statut
		- Maison Ardoise
		- Maison Bosc
		- Maison Branche
		- Maison Cassel
		- Maison Cardon
		- Maison Forestier
		- Maison Holt
		- Maison Ironsmith
		- Maison Lake
		- Maison Lightfoot
		- Maison Long
		- Maison Marsh
		- Maison Mollen
		- Maison Moss
		- Maison Overton
		- Maison Poole
		- Maison Puits
		- Maison Souche
		- Maison Tuttle
		- Maison Waterman
		- Maison Whitehill
		- Maison Woolfield
	+ Clans des Montagnes
		- Maison Burley
		- Maison Harclay
		- Maison Knott
		- Maison Lideuil
		- Maison Norroit
		- Maison Wull
	+ Maison du Neck
		- Maison Reed
		- Maison Bonvert
		- Maison Crevisse
		- Maison Noyrevase
		- Maison Palus
		- Maison Saline
		- Maison Tourbe
		- Maison Tourbier
	+ Clans de Skagos
		- Maison Rhamp
		- Maison Magnar
		- Maison Stane
	+ Maisons sauvageonnes
		- Maison Barberouge
		- Maison Thenn
* Places Fortes
	+ Île-aux-Ours
	+ Âtre-lès-Confins
	+ Motte-la-Forêt
	+ Karhol
	+ Fort-Terreur
	+ Winterfell
	+ Quart-Torrhen
	+ Corbois
	+ Château-Cerwyn
	+ Les Rus
	+ Tertre-Bourg
	+ Blancport
	+ Porte Béline
	+ La Veuve
	+ Pouce-Flint
	+ Fort-Griseaux
	+ Châteauvieux
	+ Tour Ombreuse
	+ Châteaunoir
	+ Fort Levant
	+ La Mole
* Les Conflans

* Maison Suzeraine
	+ Maison Tully
* Maisons vassales
	+ Maison Beurpuits
	+ Maison Bonru
	+ Maison Bracken
	+ Maison Charlton
	+ Maison Desdaings
	+ Maison Frey
	+ Maison Harlton
	+ Maison Lychester
	+ Maison Mallister
	+ Maison Mouton
	+ Maison Nerbosc
	+ Maison Pétibois
	+ Maison Piper
	+ Maison Racin
	+ Maison Vance d'Atranta
	+ Maison Vance de Bel Accueil
	+ Maison Vyprin
	+ Maison Whent
* Maison Chevaliers
	+ Maison Cox
	+ Maison Foin
	+ Maison Guède
	+ Maison Heddle
	+ Maison Paège
	+ Maison Quenenny
* Maison Sans Statut
	+ Maison Blatane
	+ Maison Chambres
	+ Maison Chauney
	+ Maison Erongué
	+ Maison Grell
	+ Maison Grise
	+ Maison Hautepierre
	+ Maison Hawick
	+ Maison Keath
	+ Maison Lolliston
	+ Maison Perryn
	+ Maison Ryger
	+ Maison Terrique
	+ Maison Van
* Places Fortes
	+ Les Jumeaux
	+ Salvemer
	+ Sorcefangier
	+ Beaumarché
	+ Corneille
	+ L'Arbre-sous
	+ Herpivoie
	+ Vivesaigues
	+ La Haye Pierre
Michael “Lil’ Mikey” Johnson

**Costume**: | A lime-green singlet with a lightning motif, and he wears a green domino mask and a cape.

Babyfaced and small (for a wrestler - he’s still just a hair short of 6’ and in excellent shape), Mikey’s role is as a perennial jobber, treated almost as a mascot of the promotion. Excited and eager to please, happy to be here, excited to meet all the fans, he runs to the ring with a smile, takes a beating, and loses to make other wrestlers look good.

Out of the ring, he’s actually a 15-year indie veteran trained at The Booker Academy, with some serious skills, who just doesn’t look his age. He understands that this is the job he has and he’ll need to change gimmicks if he wants to do more. While on the clock he’s always the perfect happy mascot, but he doesn’t even pretend to stay in character outside the arena once the costume is off, and has been caught on camera and uploaded to youtube unloading on rude fans who harass him in his everyday life.
Silvio “La Serpiente” Ortiz

**Costume**: | Silver tights and boots, and is never seen in-character without his mask (silver, with a green-and-black snake coiled around it)

Trained as a luchador in Mexico, Silvio joined GWN despite offers from WEW because he wanted an opportunity to work with the legendary Booker family. While he’s only been wrestling for a few years, he’s already impressed people as one of the better young high fliers in the business.

He was the holder of the Confederation Cup, having won it after distracting the referee and kicking his opponent square in the cojones. He lost it just before midnight on June 30th to A-Game in her debut match.

On screen he works a ‘foreign heel’ persona (which is weird, because everyone likes Canada, eh?) and has gone through a steady string of partners who end up betrayed, inevitably (somehow they never see it coming). Backstage he mostly keeps to himself, almost constantly in the gym or watching video to improve his game.

## Interactions with Other Wrestlers

La Serpiente lost the Confederation Cup to A-Game in her debut match, despite Max Boot's attempted interference.
Purineur

+ Les personnages compétents en agriculture connaissent les saisons et les caprices du temps. Ils savent ainsi obtenir les meilleurs récoltes dans une terre et un climat donnés. Ils savent aussi déterminer la date optimale pour la moisson et comment préserver la récolte pendant les mois d'hiver. Sur une reussite de nature, un personnage compétent en agriculture peut déterminer si la perte d'une récolte est due à des causes naturelles (maladies, insectes...) ou surnaturelles (magie par exemple).
* Commerce / Marchandage
	+ Les marchands confirmés peuvent obtenir des marchandises bien en dessous du cours du marché. Leurs tests de persuasion se font avec des avantages.
* Véhicules (Terrestres)
* Immunité aux maladies
	+ Avec cette compétence, les Personnages ont eu une longue période d'exposition aux maladies et ont développé une résistance inhabituelle à celles-si. Ils gagnent un bonus de +2 sur tous les jets de sauvegarde de Constitution.
* Résistance accrue
	+ Ces Personnages très robustes augmentent leur Athlétisme de +1. Cette compétence accorde un bonus permanent au profil du personnage :
		- +1 en athlétisme

### Dotations

* une charette
* une fourche
* un sifflet

### Filières

* Colporteur (Basique)
* Docker (Basique)
* Mendiant (Basique)

### Débouchés :

* Draveur (Basique)
* Egoutier (Basique)
* Guide-racoleur (Basique)
* Hors-la-loi (Basique)
* Mendiant (Basique)
* Muletier (Basique)
* Pâtre (Basique)
* Voleur de Bétail (Basique)
Angela "A-Game" Alcyone

Ange was wrestling devotee since the age of before-anyone-had-heard-of-Jennifer "Bonesaw" McGraw. Not that her reaction to the current Bonesaw is anything other than "brain off, eyes full of stars"; that's purely a timeline thing, not a value judgment on the Good Old Days.

She finished high school in Leduc and and started working in construction. After a few months, she decided to chase her dreams, moved to Calgary, and enrolled in the Booker Academy. She can still technically finish her apprenticeship if she goes back to building trade, but right now she is completely into this wrestling thing for GWN.

Ange would probably characterize her outlook on wrestling as very similar to Mason's; her tendency to respond to bad work by trying to fix it for the audience rather than by getting pissed off gives the lie to this. She also suspects that Max is a bit too invested in kayfabe, with that whole "I don't get it" schtick. After all, everyone knows about pacing or reversals, right? But that's cool, he's probably just nervous about slipping up. Herman Balor is just everyone's favourite loud uncle.

She sings karaoke in her downtime and often tries to bring the rest of the roster with her, to mixed success. She's mostly a good singer but sometimes needs technical assistance - her vocal range is not nearly as wide as the range of songs she wants to cover.

A-Game had an extremely successful debut against La Serpiente, winning the Confederation Cup. She had it in her hands long enough to almost make skin contact before the Cup's term was vacated and it was taken away.

## Interactions with Other Wrestlers

Chelsea Clementine and A-Game were tag team partners at expo matches during their days at the Booker Academy and their styles did not mesh at all. Chelsea is a hardcore, A-Game is a technician, and both felt the other was holding them back.

Mason Dixon is jealous of Ange's technical ability: she's still young and flexible. He has plenty of joint damage after years in the ring.

Ange challenged Max to a shoot fight during training and lost as soon as it started. He's watching her in the ring now, trying to learn to sell injuries half as well as she does.
The Fantabulous Rougeaus

Jacques and Pierre are a pair of real-life brothers who work in their day jobs as lumberjacks, and do extra work for GWN as wrestlers. All the REST of the Rougeau Family (there are uncounted numbers of them of all kinds of relations) are real-life lumberjack co-workers that Jacques and Pierre have convinced to come out and be part of the show, and taught the bare minimum they need to be able to do the one or two spots they’ll be involved in that night. They yell in Joual, they express that Quebec is the greatest place on earth, their foreign object of choice is the 2x4, and if you schedule them in a Lumberjack Match anywhere between Montreal and Quebec City they can get a few dozen big burly people in plaid and denim with big beards on behalf of them to come out as “more Rougeaus”.

The extra Rougeaus don't really wrestle in the ring, but they're basically all interchangeable with each other for their limited roles. The lumberjacks make no effort to remember each other's supposed names or relations for longer than a single night, and even that much continuity is more than some bother with.
The Heavenly Bodies

A stable of four extremely muscular wrestlers with themes names on major planets. They are a cult, obeying cult leader (and stable manager) Angel Watts. The wrestlers never speak, and obey Angel without question.

Although Angel is friendly and approachable outside of the ring, the other cult members spend all their time bodysculpting and weightlifting in the gym and don't socialize much.
Rodeo Wrestling

Rodeo Wrestling was a small but respected promotion in Calgary, owned and operated by the Booker Family throughout the last half of 20th century. It was clearly a fading concern in the 21st century, too small to get a valuable enough TV contract to draw in big name - or even medium name - wrestlers. It was mostly functioning as a debut promotion for graduates of Greg Booker's Booker Academy, and successful wrestlers quickly moved on to other, better funded promotions. The really lucky ones made into the big leagues of World Elite Wrestling (WEW).

When Gary Booker left WEW to start Great White North Wrestling (GWN), Greg closed down Rodeo Wrestling and joined him.

Rodeo Wrestling had been hosting the 9 Provinces Championship title since in the middle of the 20th century. When it closed, Greg brought the championship with him to GWN.
Jacques Rougeau

**Costume**: | Denim pants, working boots, a sleeveless plaid fannel shirt, and a big bead.

Jacques and his real-life brother Pierre work in real life as lumberjacks, in addition to touring with GWN. He is a competent wrestler with a strength focused style who innovatively uses 2x4s as a foreign object - he'd never do something as plebian as just hit someone with a plank.
Scaffold Match Fiasco

In late 2019, World Elite Wrestling (WEW) had the brilliant idea of holding a mass scaffold match, using a half dozen rookies seasoned with a few vets. WEW Head of Creative Gary Booker opposed the match, but was overruled by upper management.

In the confusion, one of the rookies went off-script and decided to gain a tactical advantage by toppling the scaffold with several wrestlers on top of it. Mason Dixon, one of the veterans, had his collarbone broken while catching a falling rookie; his sister Jennifer took the worst of it and broke several vertebrae. She is still relearning to walk and will likely never wrestle again.

Mason Dixon quit WEW from Jennifer's hospital bed the next day. WEW Management ordered Gary to rewrite the plotlines to make it seem like the scaffold collapse was part of a plan to retire the Dixons for underperformance. Gary angrily refused and leaked details of the arrangement to the industry press. The resulting negative publicity continued as Gary quit WEW and joined with Dixon to start Great White North Wrestling.

Both Gary and Mason are still quite angry over the Scaffold Match, and are quite insistent that a similar fiasco will never happen at GWN.
Chelsea Clementine

**Costume**: | Yellow, off-the shoulder top, white gloves, and knee length yellow skorts.
Starting in the fourth episode, she wears a neon green singlet.

Chelsea is a new addition to the GWN roster, having won the online fan vote in a social media campaign that pitted prospects against each other in matches broadcast on YouTube over the course of three months. Chelsea’s onscreen persona thus far is all “cheerful southern belle”, blond and bubbly, and she’s one of the smallest members of the roster at just 5'0" and 105 lbs.

Offscreen, Jennifer Krause is friendly and laid-back, with no trace of a competitive streak - she’s here because she enjoys it, not because she needs to be. She’s a former Disney child actor who dropped it all when she turned 18 (and froze her parents out of the money they’d been leeching off her) and went into pro wrestling. She’s been working hardcore “blood and guts" promotions, and the very few fans who’d heard of her before the social media campaign are very confused about her current character.

## Interactions with Other Wrestlers

Max, who got into wrestling as a safe way to use his streetfighting skills to earn a lot of money without getting hurt, is frankly terrified of Jennifer's stories of her previous promotion.

Jennifer and Ange have worked as a tag team in the past, and it is a *bad* fit; Jennifer's hardcore style just does not mesh with Ange's technical focus.
Staff

The upper management, valets, and other support staff of the Great White North Wrestling (GWN) Promotion.

## Upper Management

Gary Booker
Gary is the founder and head Creative of GWN.
## Senior Support Staff

Greg Booker
Greg is Gary's brother, and the head trainer of GWN. He also runs the Booker Academy.
Jimmy "The Bat" Batovski
An old school manager with lots of connections and an eye for merchandise opportunities.
Jimmy was fired off-stage during Capitol Carnage '22.
## Valets and other Support Staff

"Loverboy" Maivia
A wannabe wrestler with amazing charisma and no other skills, Loverboy does ringside commentary that the fans love.
Pluto

**Costume**: | White hot pants, sandals, and body oil.Denim shorts and a blue vest starting with Episode 7.

Pluto used to be Walter "The Wrench" Williams, an inexperienced wrestler on the indie circuit. He lost to Jupiter on-screen and was forcibly indoctrinated into the Heavenly Bodies. Williams figured it was a step up in terms of gimmick and potential payment. Like the other members of the cult, he now never speaks, inside or outside the ring, deferring all communication to Angel.

Pluto is a sculpted, muscular man. He spends most of his time in the gym, maintaining the look he needs for his part in gimmick. Most of the other GWN wrestlers think he's a little standoffish, and a few remember Williams as being a little more social.

### Changes

During Episode 7, Pluto breaks free of the Heavenly Bodies to fight with Max Boot and Chelsea Clementine against all of the Killer Clowns. The three of them plot to start a stable.
Miss Liberty

**Costume**: | A gingham blouse, short leg denim overalls with an apron on top.

Miss Liberty (her real name! Liberty Chavez is her wallet name) is just sweet, a downhome farmgirl out in the big city wanting to save the world. American, but not mean about it, she’s oh so *genuinely excited* that she gets to be here in the best promotion of one of the greatest countries in the world. She always wants to do the right thing, she hates cheating and double-dealing, she’ll say “well that’s not **right**” and then do her best to do something about it.

She often teams with Lady Smasha, she’s got more skills in the ring but just about as much experience and a similar sense of comedy. Many horrifyingly funny stories from her start “well back on the farm...” which she delivers with a straight face that Betty White would be proud of.

Out of character, Liberty is not *nearly* as wholesome and naive, but she's still genuine and honest and nice. She’d like to turn heel someday, but that’s mostly because it sounds *amazingly* fun.
Mars

**Costume**: | White hot pants, sandals, and body oil.

Mars and his twin sister Venus are a pair of inexperienced wrestlers who have worked for 18 months on the indie circuit before being recruited by Angel Watts for the Heavenly Bodies and then GWN. They never speak, inside or outside the ring, deferring all communication to Angel. The pair wrestle as a tag team.

Mars is a sculpted, muscular man. He spends most of his time in the gym, maintaining the look he needs for his part in gimmick. Most of the other GWN wrestlers think he's a little standoffish.
World Elite Wrestling

World Elite Wrestling (WEW) major international promotion headquartered in Connecticut. It was once consider the premier worldwide wrestling promotion, but its gimmicks, style, and management are firmly stuck in the past.

Gary Booker and some of the staff and talents of Great White North Wrestling (GWN) used to work at WEW. Gary was their head of creative until he got frustrated with WEW's upper management's inability to adapt to the times, quit, and started GWN.

Gary’s departure from WEW was the sort of epic bridge-burning that filled the dirt sheets for weeks. Unfortunately, it’s had the side effect of WEW’s management quietly making it clear that they’ll blacklist anyone in the industry who “shoulda known better than to work for that asshole upstart”.
Mason Dixon

Mason Dixon is a scion of the legendary Dixon wrestling family. His parents were wrestlers, his brothers and sisters are wrestlers, his grandparents were wrestlers. He’s been involved with wrestling in one form or another since he was a small child. He got an MBA on a football scholarship (technically he got his bachelors on the scholarship and then worked as an assistant training coach for his MBA immediately afterwards). He was scouted for the NFL but never drafted. He finished college and joined the family business, signing with WEW. He left WEW around the same time Gary Booker did, disgusted at a dangerous scaffold match put on with inexperienced wrestlers. A green rookie decided to break script and *pull down the scaffold* with Mason’s sister Jennifer and another wrestler on it. Mason caught the other wrestler and suffered a serious shoulder injury. The rookie jumped out of the way to avoid getting hit by the falling Jennifer and she broke her spine.

Mason is one of the larger minority investors in GWN, and has been working backstage and on-camera in non-wrestling roles for the last year as he rehabbed his shoulder.

Mason’s largest non-wrestling credit is that he played a slightly-fictionalised version of himself in the movie Rocky Balboa, as a heavyweight boxing champion. He's the guy who watches for disrespect and ensures you know it was wrong. He's the guy who will punish you by working stiff for you exposing the business - he'll do knife-edge chops that sting like heck and leave a mark instead of worked punches that don't. He doesn't like absurd moves where the guy taking it does all the work - if you call a Canadian Destroyer against him, you're going to get a "no" and he'll backdrop you if you try it anyway.

On the upside, he's a consummate professional as long as your idea of "professional" is "professional wrestler". He'll lose with a smile - backstage, of course. *On camera*, he **never** breaks character. He'll take the dumbest angles and play them with a straight face, he'll take the insane bumps and he'll move heaven and earth to protect the shit out of any opponent he respects. Opponents he *doesn't* respect are still never going to be put at risk of Injury on purpose but he'll leave you with bruises to remind you of what he thinks you did wrong. He'll do anything for the good of the show, and for the business, and for the company, and that's only partly because it's literally his money on the line if GWN fails.

Outside the ring, Mason wears dark suits, carefully tailored, with a wallet chain and pocket watch and diamond cufflinks and a diamond stud earring. The earring comes out and into the safe before he gets in the ring. He's also got *dozens* of paste jewel copies for situations where the real diamonds don't need to sparkle. He owns a home in Toronto, which is now his primary residence.
Booker Family

The Booker family has been involved in wrestling for well over a century. Bookers have been strongly associated with Rodeo Wrestling since the 1940s, and Greg Booker was the primary draw on that regional promotion for the last few years.

The most prominent Bookers currently are Gary, current head of Great White North Wrestling (GWN), and Greg, the head trainer at GWN and manager of the Booker Academy.

There are other Bookers involved with GWN. They are not as large a clan as The Fantabulous Rougeaus, but there are some uncles, nieces, nephews, and sons doing behind the scenes work at GWN or preparing for their own debuts. There is a persistent rumor that at least one member of the current roster of performers is actually a Booker under an assumed name, but none of the wrestlers admit it and rumors are inconsistent about who it is.
3. Экспериментальная лаборатория

***Экспериментальная лаборатория*** - 3 глава книги «Экзамен на выживание»

## Сюжет

Карта входов исчезла, написанное на ней должно было пропасть к утру. Семён не успел выучить половину входов в транспортал. Конверт с заданием был не запечатан, хотя Семён не открывал его. На листке, выпавшем из конверта была одна фраза: «Раскрой ограбление в экспериментальной лаборатории» и адрес лаборатории.

Семён направляется к зданию лаборатории. У него не получается проникнуть через главный вход, хотя он рассказывает, что для научной работы в школе ему нужно посмотреть на эксперименты. Мальчик нашёл маленькую дверцу, которую никто не охранял. Она вела в подвальное помещение и была такой маленькой, что Семён разодрал джинсы о торчащие гвозди. Он попал в подвальное помещение. По всей видимости, сюда относили неработающую технику. Чуть не попавшись двум грузчикам () и , Семён зашёл в лабораторию. Он открыл первую попавшуюся дверь и оказался в кабинете, уставленном клеткой с животными. Рядом с ними стоял лаборант, который спросил, как Семён попал в здание. Мальчик ответил, что он является внуком уборщицы Тёти Маши, имя которой подслушал ранее. От лаборанта Растяпкин узнаёт, что из лаборатории пропали хомяк и крыса. Внезапно в туалет, где скрывался Семён, заходит один из двух грузчиков, ранее встреченных им в подвале. Его комбинезон, руки и лицо были измазанными разными красками. Второй грузчик, не желая ждать, когда он отмоется, вызвался показать Растяпкину разные изобретения учёных лаборатории. Семён заметил, что один из столиков, на которых хранились изобретения, пустовал. На нём была табличка «Гипнотизатор». Семён понимает, что грабители забрали этот прибор из академии. Однак в этот момент Иваныч опрокидывает какой-то прибор, и оба убегают из комнаты с изобретениями.

В следующем кабинете, куда попал Семён, никого не было. Мальчик уронил на пол какие-то бумаги, а пока он собирал их, в кабинет вошёл человек. Растяпкин спрятался по деревянный письменный стол, за который уселся этот человек и стал работать. Он и не думал уходить. У Семёна всё затекло от долгого сидения на одном месте в неудобной позе. Подслушав телефонный разговор женщины, которая ранее была в подвале, Растяпкин узнаёт, что какая-то фирма «Три крюка» за день до ограбления устанавливала сигнализацию в здании, но та не сработала. Однако, этой фирмы нет в справочной, и связаться с ней невозможно. В этот момент женщина ушла, и Семён, схватив рекламный листок фирмы «Три крюка», вышел из кабинета и направился по адресу, указанному в рекламном листке.
Lulu

**Costume**: | Smart feminine business casual when outside the ring or managing.Hockey-themed gear with names and numbers.

Keeping Riley and Josie in line and on-track is Lulu’s job. Part Katy from Letterkenny, part Looloo The Millennial Hellhound from Helluva Boss, Lulu almost never looks up from her phone, will hold up one finger to stop someone from interrupting her while she texts, and **absolutely never** misses a chance to casually and deniably trip an opponent or to deliver a one-liner that directs Riley and Josie onto a new and more devastating track of trash talk. She spends a fair amount of time stopping them from trading their wrestling gear for magic beans.

Actually making her look up from her phone generally results in a pummeling. She’s actually a half-decent wrestler on offense but can’t sell worth crap, so she is usually restricted to manager-ish roles where the only real selling she needs to do is “unconsciousness after a bump”. In a six-person tag she’ll be on the ring apron chewing gum and texting until she makes a blind tag, cleans house, and then tags herself back out.
Angel Watts

**Costume**: | An all-white, tightly fitted business suit with the sleeves torn of the jacket and shirt. No tie.

Angel is veteran wrestler who's best days are behind him. He's moved on to management side, running the Heavenly Bodies stable.

Angel is a strongly built man, aging but still in great shape. His ring persona is terrifying cult leader. He shouts order to the members of the cult, and they obey him without hesitation. Most of those orders are instructions on how to be more brutal or to set up Angel up for a devastating strike when the ref's back is turned.

Outside the ring, Angel is friendly and always willing to give advice and coaching. He and Greg Booker go way back, and he worked at the Booker Academy as a trainer for years.

## Interactions with Other Wrestlers

Angel started to recruit Max Boot into the Heavenly Bodies, but Max Boot publicly and loudly rebuked him. Angel then started booking grudge matches against Max Boot.
Jimmy "The Bat" Batovski

Jimmy "The Bat" Batovski is a former wrestler who started in the regional hardcore circuit in the early 80s. He took enough injuries to retire before the 90s, and moved into management. He had some skills as a manager, and was good at identifying things that the audience liked and especially merchandising opportunities. He was also good at talking himself up and shifting blame for his mistakes. He had some unsavory views that he was mostly good at masking, and a lax attitude toward safety. He bounced around the industry for most of thirty years, slowly working his way up in pay and respect.

Jimmy worked with Gary Booker at WEW, and was peripherally involved with setting up the Scaffold Match Fiasco. When Gary left to found GWN, Jimmy sensed an opportunity, downplayed his involvement in the fiasco, and signed on. Gary appreciated having a steady hand with a lot of industry contacts, and mostly left Jimmy unsupervised.

Jimmy wasn't an in-ring manager, but ran merchandising and assisted Gary's work as Creative. He also guided some of the newer wrestlers, suggesting gimmicks and themes for them.

## Interactions with Other Wrestlers

Jimmy was a key driver in Max Boot's early theme as a virulent misogynist, pushing the idea despite Gary's misgivings and Max's dislike. He also had influence on but was not sole responsibility for Chelsea Clementine's southern belle theme and Pluto's induction into the Heavenly Bodies.

At Capitol Carnage '22, Max Boot was scheduled to do a heel-face turn after his defeat by Clementine, breaking kayfabe to denounce sexism. Jimmy, on his own authority, ordered a lot of "Max Boot hits little girls" shirts, knowing they would be limited edition items that would sell for huge profits. When he tried to get Boot to put on the shirt as part of his entrance, Boot broke kayfabe early. Jimmy gleefully sold the shirts to Boot's disgruntled bro' fans. When Gary found out that Jimmy was selling the shirts - which definitely went against the image Gary wanted for GWN - Gary blew his top and fired Jimmy on the spot, then had the remaining shirts destroyed.

Jimmy is angry at Max, angry at Gary, and not to thrilled with Mason Dixon (who he blames for some of Gary's "touchy feeliness at the expense of profit"). It's not clear what he can do to retaliate.
Aegaeon The Earthquake

Aegaeon the Earthquake stands 7' 4" and weighs well over 500 lbs. His on-screen role is as “judgement”; neither face nor heel, appearing whenever he deems someone needs “punishment”. He enters the ring in a cloud of sickly-glowing purple fog.

In the ring he’s a slow but unstoppable engine of destruction, beating his opponents down with heavy strikes before finishing them off. While it’s rare (management wants to maintain his ‘monster’ status) he’s willing to lose in the right circumstances, but he’s very paranoid about getting hurt and won’t wrestle anyone with a history of working carelessly or dangerously stiff.

Jean-Phillipe Lavigne is affected with acromegaly (the same disease Andre The Giant had), causing frequent pain and serious mobility issues. Out of the ring he’s the nicest guy EVER; he adopts stray kittens and re-homes them, and insists on doing public charity work - he’s got a longstanding arrangement where he makes appearances at CHEO.

## Interactions with other wrestlers

Max is terrified of Aegaeon - most of Max's attacks don't do much against a guy who has a 300 lb weight advantage and a foot of extra reach, and the few that do would seriously injure Jean-Phillipe and destroy Max's career. Max would never intentionally work stiff against Aegaeon, but his combat reflexes mean he can't always control that.

Jennifer McGraw booked A-Game to fight Aegaeon as a punishment for defeating La Serpiente. Aegaeon tossed A-Game around the ring for the first half of the match, but she managed to work his leg enough to be able get him off his feet. After several attempts, she finally managed to get him into a leg lock and he tapped out.
Riley

**Costume**: | Hockey-themed gear with names and numbers.

One half of a pair of hockey-themed who speak almost entirely in hockey jargon (“pheasants” and “shmelts” are weak/new wrestlers, “Ws” are wins, “ships” are championships”, etc).

She's an *incessant* trash-talker, picking one feature about their opponent and driving the point to death in back-and-forth puns with Josie until their target is left in a helpless rage. Her persona is, to put it bluntly, not that bright.

Riley and Josie are inseparable outside of the ring, and its not an act. They're close friends in real life, and love hockey for real. They wear hockey sweaters outside the ring, and have been known to gift hockey sweaters to people, insist that they put them on as part of whatever gift-giving celebration prompted this, then yank them over the target’s head and start pummeling them. They’d be mostly harmless, except for their manager, Lulu.
Pierre Rougeau

**Costume**: | Denim pants, working boots, a sleeveless plaid fannel shirt, and a big bead.

Pierre and his real-life brother Jacques work in real life as lumberjacks, in addition to touring with GWN. He is a competent wrestler with a strength focused style. Unlike Jacques, Pierre doesn't mess around with his use of 2x4s: he bumps the ref, gets handed a 2x4 by a Rougeau family member outside the ring, and begins beating his foe.
Venus

**Costume**: | White hot pants, white sports bra, sandals, and body oil.

Venus and her twin brother Mars are a pair of inexperienced wrestlers who have worked for 18 months on the indie circuit before being recruited by Angel Watts for the Heavenly Bodies and then GWN. They never speak, inside or outside the ring, deferring all communication to Angel. The pair wrestle as a tag team.

Venus is a sculpted, muscular woman. She spends most of her time in the gym, maintaining the look she needs for her part in gimmick. Most of the other GWN wrestlers think she's a little standoffish.
Creamier

**Creamier** is a resident of the Loonari-Verse.

## Appearance

Creamier is a tall woman made of strawberry ice cream. She wears a golden, comical hat that resembles an upside-down ice cream cone, with ice crystals on it. She has blue eyes and long hair. She wears a blue pendant with a snowflake decoration on it. She wears a yellow dress, he bottom part of which resembles her hat and completely covers her legs and feet. Small shoulder pads and long, yellow metal sleeves also cover most of her arms, except for her hands. She wears yellow metal high heels, and is often accompanied by at least one Creamling.

## Personality

Creamier is an apathetic woman who has a rivalry with Chandelle.

## Trivia

* Creamier was designed by Fernandez0907.
Cobbeat

**Cobbeat** is a minor character in the Loonari-Verse, and a member of the Insomniacs.

## Powers & Abilities

* **Musical Talent:** Cobbeat, being an Insomniac, is a very proficient musician.
* **Levitation:** Like every other Insomniac, Cobbeat can float, but only when his drumset isn't out. When it is, it becomes too heavy for him to fly.