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Mother in the Treehouse

## Mother in the Cave

24 ('A Certain Doom')

34 (Season 1)

Gabriel Terrance - ex-boyfriend (deceased)

Mike Trapp - husband (unknown)

## Appearances

The **Mother in the Treehouse** was a woman who, alongside the Survivalist, protected the beautiful landscape of Banff National Park and the tribals that inhabited it from outside forces. Originally hailing from a land to the south, her true name is not often associated with the title that the tribals gave her. She is known as the daughter of Ajax who helped to defeat her father and start a new life with a growing civilisation.

Rescued by the Survivalist after being abandoned by her group, she accepted that her loved ones would believe that she was dead and settled down with the man who saved her, becoming a guardian angel that would protect the park for the rest of her life.

## Background

> *"One of the few to appreciate the beauty that the New World has to offer, the Mother in the Cave was the protector of the Wild Rose Country and the tribals that inhabited it,"*
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Season 1 ('End of Days')

**Season 1** is the first season of *LoreTale's The Walking Dead: End of Days* within the universe of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*.

## Plot

*Season 2 saw the escape of Edwards and a new group from the falling community of Hometown, but few wonder what happened to its inhabitants. As the community fell into chaos and lurkers forced their way inside the walls, a small group made their escape. With a chaotic post-apocalyptic world waiting for them, the group face an uncertain future at the hands of the dead and, if it all gets worse, perhaps each other.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Jennifer Stoffman *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Kyle Ford *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Mitch Webb *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Sebastian Monroe *(Ep. 1-5)*

### Also Starring:

* Ed DeWinter *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Katie Banks *(Ep. 1-3)*
* Mike Trapp *(Ep. 3-5)*

### Co-Starring:

* Amy *(Ep. 1)*
* Justin *(Ep. 1)*
* Bloody Girl *(Ep. 3-5)*
Holly Parker (Cosmic Calamity)

***"It's coming along, but it'll still be a while till it's done."***
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## Biographical Information

### Occupation

High School Student *(Pre-apocalypse)*
 Former nurse and supply runner for the Clarkson School *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

(Unnamed) - mother *(unknown)*
 (Unnamed) - father *(deceased)*
 Harry Edwards - former boyfriend *(deceased)*
 Alex Junior - adopted son *(alive)*

## Appearances

**Holly Parker** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *Cosmic Calamity*. She is an alternate version of her mainline counterpart that hails from the divergent timeline of the *Parker* mini-series.

Coming to the USA with aspirations to work in the world of medicine, Holly was, like the rest of her trip group, trapped in the country forever when the apocalypse began. In the years following her Edwards' death, Holly somehow arrived in the Wrecked World and joined the rebellion against Eden's Empire.

## Post-Apocalypse

> *Main Article: Holly Parker*
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### Parker

> *Main Article: Holly Parker (Parker)*
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## Trivia

* This version of Holly is the same incarnation as the character from *Parker*.
Murdoch

**Murdoch** is a town located a few miles from Greencole Valley in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It was the largest of the few towns located near the valley and was the site of one of the Institute's social experiments. It was also home to the Murdoch Fighters, a group who kidnapped other survivors and forced them to fight for entertainment. Following the expedition's successful attempt to disband the Fighters, the town was largely left abandoned, with its inhabitants either joining Greencole or surviving on their own. It serves as the main location of *Season 7*.
Land Crawler

District of Columbia

> *"Power does matter..."*
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The **Land Crawler** is a Massive Military Land Vehicle designed by the US government in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Designed to tackle the vast desert battlefields in the Middle East, the Land Crawler project was abandoned shortly before the zombie epidemic. What little of it that was built was discovered on the grounds of Adams Air Force Base and was given to the New Buckingham Corps to be rebuilt. Many years later, the Crawler came into service as the official land headquarters of the Commonwealth War Council, with the Veteran as its commander. It serves as a major location in '*A Certain Doom: Part 2*' for the assaults on the Government and Washington D.C.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The Land Crawler was one of two known Massive Military Land Vehicles developed by the US government under the watchful eye of the Federates. When the funding ran out, what was built of the Land Crawler - the prototype of the two MMLVs - was stored in a hanger within Adams Air Force Base.

## Trivia

* Like the NBS *Ulysses*, the Land Crawler was originally not going to be included in the story due to its vast scale.
New West

**The Walking Dead by EDStudios: The '*New Age*' Extension - '*New West*'** is a British-American horror companion min-series to the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Centred around a comatose Alex Junior, it details his dream adventures in a post-apocalyptic Wild West.

The series currently consists of one season, with an upcoming second season to be released alongside *Season 7* of the '*New Age*' Extension. Unlike the main series, it consists of sixteen episodes.
Russia

**Russia**, officially the **Russian Federation**, is a transcontinental country located in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. Covering an area of 17,125,200 square kilometres, it is the largest country in the world by area. It is bordered to the west by the Republic of Sovia, and both countries serve as the setting of the upcoming sequel series.
Project Babylon

**Project Babylon** is a mysterious program undertaken by the "special projects" division of the Republic Military in *Strain Zero*. Created by President Eden and led by Jade Foye, the purpose of the project is currently unknown but was a driving force behind the Republic's campaign to annex the neighbouring Commonwealth.
Lake Bandits

The **Lake Bandits** are a large group of bandits inhabiting the outskirts of Greencole, concentrated around Greencole Lake, in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. A large coalition of bandit tribes in the local area, the Lake Bandits lived out simpler lives, attacking groups that came their way on the road. They were eventually united by the Bandit King and settled in the outskirts of the valley. Seeking to occupy one of the Greencole institutes, they invaded the valley and came in conflict with a large group in the area. Driven back, they continued their raiding until they were wiped out by their own King, who had been using the group for his own revenge plot the entire time. They serve as the primary antagonistic group of *Season 5* and the first half of *Season 9*.
Owen (Apex)

### Occupation

Advanced chemistry student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Former drug cook for Marker's Group *(Post-apocalypse)*

Head drug cook for the Hellhounds *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Series Lifespan

'Fool's Gold' -- Present

**Owen**, also known as **The Cook**, is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in '*Apex*'. He is a former advanced chemistry student who is responsible for the manufacture of the group's psychedelic drugs, most notably their signature product Fool's Gold.
Naomi

**Naomi** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *Beyond the Grave*. She is the girlfriend of Leland. Upon witnessing Leland brutally murder a man, she leaves him and sets off for parts unknown, eventually ending up in Oklahoma and joining a small group. Attempting to raid a factory, she is reunited with Leland and joins a new group, setting out to bring aid to those in need. A year later, she has adopted Maggie alongside Leland and is pregnant with their child.
Feingold's Group

**Feingold's Group**is a group of survivors first encountered inthe *Season 4* episode ***'**Dead Men Walking'* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios.* They are the last surviving members of the original residents of Rope Town who were massacred when the String Gang took over. They selected Garret Feingold as their leader and lived out in the woods, waiting for a moment to strike back at the Gang. The group were eventually integrated into the Greencole Group after the brief war with the Gang.

## Trivia

* As of '*Actions and Words*', there are no surviving members of Feingold's Group.
Port Collier (Remake)

An overview of Port Collier

A view of a Port Collier street

**Port Collier** is the state capital of Sylvania, named for the coal transport ships that were regularly docked there. It serves as the central location of the second half of *Season 1: Remake*.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1: Remake

When the epidemic hit, the city went into a panic as the military tried to quarantine buildings and city blocks that were infected. This, however, caused widespread panic and the inhabitants began boarding up all their windows and doors, trying to stay inside to wait it out. These efforts proved to be useless as the entire city succumbed to the infection and the adults died; most of the surviving kids fled to the City Hall, rallying behind Francis.

In the end, the U.S. Military was unable to protect the city and abandoned the city completely. Over the course of a year, a survivor community named Hopeville was built around the city hall in the north-east of the city.

An unknown event that occurred during the first year of the apocalypse led to most of the city's sewage system exploding, resulting in the formation of hundreds of sinkholes across the city.

#### "A Long Road Ahead"

Port Collier is seen in the distance as the Clarkson Survivors finally arrive on the train.

## Deaths

* Alex Sutton
* Randall
* Aaron Bailey
* Francis
* Jess Black
* Alex Junior
Season 1 ('Scorpion')

Knights and Dragons

The Little Prince

Broken Toys

Join Or Die

Part 2:

Mozart

Adolenscence

Together

Prey

Who We Become

**Season 1**, subtitled **'Who We Were, What We Become'**, is the first season of *Scorpion: The Kyle Granger Story*. It is set during the fourteen-year time gap between the end of *Chronicles Season 1: 'The Storytellers*' and the beginning of *Season 15*.

## Plot

*As the world continues to slip into the wild, overgrown zombie apocalypse, the last generation of the Old World arise...*

*Kansas City...Just John...the memories of the youth of Kyle Granger are forever branded. With the forgotten fellowship of survivors disbanded, Kyle finds himself in the world of the dead, accompanied only by Veronica. As the years pass and Kyle matures, the world becomes more and more overgrown as the dead fortify their rule of the New World. Charity and rest may finally come when Kyle and his sole companion come across a growing community of orphans, hardened by their isolation. Kyle and Veronica may have finally found their place in the world, but dark figures are forever present, and no one is truly safe.*

*Before he became the fabled ranger, spymaster of the Commonwealth and leader of a new nation, Kyle Granger was Scorpion...and this is a story long in the making.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Kyle Granger
* Veronica
* Sam
* Alec
* Oliver

## Trivia

* This season takes place "a few years" after the end of '*The Storytellers*', serving as a "spiritual sequel".
* EDStudios have said that a "very well known character" will appear in this season.
	+ This turned out to be Mike Trapp, who has appeared in several other crossovers.

 **Two-Part Finale** | "The Scorpion's Sting: Part 1" • "The Scorpion's Sting: Part 2"
Katrina (Remake)

## Appearances

**Katrina** is a main character and former antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. She is one of many Innocents who have grown disillusioned with Bart Rhodes' regime and subsequently tries to aid any captive survivors under the Innocents' thumb. After defecting to Henry's group during the Battle of Briarwood, Katrina decided to join the Pioneers on their westward search for Adams Air Force Base, later becoming a soldier at Wolf Dam during the restoration project. She joined Delta Force with Henry and Gideon when the Pioneers joined the community network and aided in the formation of the Milita. Twelve years later, as one of the Commonwealth's rangers, she led an expedition out west to reestablish contact with the Republic.

## Overview

Katrina is a stoic, hardened, steadfast but deeply traumatized woman. When she first meets Henry, she is initially cautious and cold to him, just like the other Innocents, but develops faith in him and his group when they demonstrate the willpower to overcome Bart's oppressive regime. After leaving Fargo to join the Pioneers, Katrina proves herself as an effective fighter, tracker and survivalist that serves as one of the primary defenders of Greencole and later Graystone.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Fargo

Little is known about Katrina's life before the outbreak, other than she grew up in Fargo, North Dakota.

## Killed Victims

* 2 unnamed Frontiersmen
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Appearances

### The Walking Dead: Strain Zero

#### Season 3: Remake

* "Monsters"
* "Consequences"
* "One Way Out"
* "Fools and Dead Men"
* "Hopes and Fears"
* "Same Stitch"

#### Season 4: Remake

* "Miles"
* "Hellfire"
* "Divide"
* "Nightmares"
* "Rescue"
* "Fears"
* "Conquer"
* "Wolves"

#### Season 5: Remake

* "Blood"
* "Rules"
* "Dissent"
* "The Game"
* "The Coming Storm"
* "Brotherhood"
* "Call to Arms"

#### Season 6: Remake

* "Aftermath"
* "Full Measure"
* "Currahee"
* "Hope"
* "March to War"
* "Fear Itself"
* "All Out War"

#### Season 7: Remake

* "A New Beginning"
* "Act of God"
Ravagers (Remake)

The **Ravagers** are a group of survivors turned cannibals that appear in *Season 4: Remake Part I of Strain Zero*. They inhabit Adams Air Force Base and survive by stealing from and then cannibalising other survivors, who are lured to the base by the active security signal. They serve as the primary antagonists of *Season 4: Remake Part I*.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 4: Remake

Not much is known about the Ravagers, or how they came to inhabit Adams Air Force Base. It is possible that, like many of their future victims, they discovered the base thanks to the still-active security signal not long after the outbreak; the same signal had been bounced to Fargo, North Dakota and subsequently a relay station in Iron Mountain State Forest. The Ravagers ate through most of the supplies at the base and grew by taking in new survivors. Through unknown circumstance, however, the Ravagers were forced to turn to cannibalism, luring in victims with the base's security signal. They attacked indiscriminately but would give their victims a chance to escape by fighting in a Thunderdome-style combat arena in the centre of the base. Over time their society degenerated, and the base became lawless, although a small team managed to maintain a facade of normality when picking up new victims from outside the base.

## Killed Victims

* Bethany *(indirectly caused)*
* Four unnamed survivors
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Trivia

* The Ravagers are based on and are an amalgamation of three antagonistic groups from the original series.
	+ The New World Warriors, a cannibalistic biker gang
	+ The Church, a cult living in Greencole Valley
	+ The Ravagers, a coalition of hostile survivors united against the Greencole Group
North Carolina Sect

Creed

Kyle Granger

Adam

Elijah

Harvey

Elizabeth

> *"We brought you all here for one purpose: to **rebuild the world**. We expect you to **die** for that purpose. To consider it an honour,"*
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The **North Carolina Sect** of the FRSwas the branch of the Federates located in the state of North Carolina in '*Scorpion*'. They were led by Apollo. Through the Brigade they served as the primary antagonists of *Season 1*,and directly as the primary antagonists of *Season 2*.

## Overview

The North Carolina Sect is a branch of the organisation known as the Federates, a shadow group that held significant power in the US government. The Sect's mission was to raise generations of soldiers for the organisation's future campaign, indoctrinating each subsequent generation to eventually raise an army unlike anything the world has ever seen.

## Members

* *Apollo* - leader
* Emily Granger - soldier
* *Skullface*
* *Creed*

### Formerly:

* Adam - lab assistant
* Kyle Granger - initiate
* Elijah - initiate
* Harvey - initiate
* Elizabeth - initiate

## Deaths

* Creed - shot in the throat with an arrow by Kyle Granger
* Skullface - shot twice in the hest with arrows by Kyle Granger
Mexican Man

### Family

Mexican Woman - girlfriend *(deceased)*Mexican Girl - adopted daughter *(deceased)*

### Last Appearance

'Take What's Mine' *(corpse, hallucination)*

### Cause of Death

Bitten repeatedly by his reanimated girlfriend *(alive)*Shot in the head by Harry Edwards *(before reanimation)*

### Series Lifespan

'What We Deserve'

> *"You are **not** welcome here. Go away! Go away! We don't like strangers. We don't want any trouble. Just leave us alone. Go! Go!"*
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This **Mexican Man** is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He serves as the secondary antagonist of '*What We Deserve*'.

## Post-Apocalypse

Some time after the outbreak, this man and his girlfriend adopted a little girl. Shortly before their appearance, the girl was bitten by a walker and the three of them took refuge in the lookout tower at Moonbeam Lake camping ground.

### Season 32

#### 'Take What's Mine'

Hallucinating after being stabbed by Victor Valkyrie, Edwards follows a hallucination of Faith into a room full of hundreds of bodies, one of which is this man.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Himself *(indirectly caused)*
* David *(indirectly caused)*
* Harry Edwards *(caused & before reanimation)*
* Mexican Woman *(Reanimated)*

After David stops him from committing suicide, the bullet hits the woman in the gut. The man goes crazy and attacks Edwards. When David intervenes, Edwards grapples the man and throws him to his reanimated girlfriend, who proceeds to bite and kill him. Edwards recovers and shoots the man in the head to prevent him from reanimating.

## Killed Victims

* Mexican Woman *(indirectly caused)*
* Possibly numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Harry Edwards

> *"Listen, I understand. You found her on day one. You took care of her. She became your whole world, your only reason to keep going. **Now you're losing her**. I know what it's like to lose people you love. People you care about. I know how difficult it is to make sure they don't **suffer**. [...] I can do it. I'll make sure she doesn't have to suffer,"*
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This man and Edwards had a negative encounter. Edwards offered to make sure the man's adopted daughter did not reanimate in exchange for a bag of meds. Upon doing the act, Edwards is attacked by the grieving man and he is forced to defend himself.

Edwards evidently felt guilty for the death of the man and his family, as he hallucinated their bodies among many others after being stabbed by Valkyrie.
Port Collier Orphanage for Disabled Children

The **Port Collier Orphanage for Disabled Children** is a mentioned location in *'Around All Corners'* and appears physically in *'Sword and Stone'* in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios.* It served as a privately run orphanage for children born with disabilities, from the blind to the deaf to the paralyzed. After the outbreak, the orphans barricaded the place until it was attacked and raided by the Hopeville Army, leaving all of its old orphans as zombies except for one: Shadowman.
Lullabye Plant

**Lullabye Plants** is the term used by the inhabitants of the Columbian for the purple plants that grew following the Great Collapse. These plants are adapted to absorb radiation from the nuclear blasts that were launched by the Cult of the Man in Black, and release a higher oxygen count than other plants. The evolution of these plants has helped significantly to purify the atmosphere of radiation, while also enhanced human physiology to a certain degree.

## Effects on humans

The vast number of Lullabye Plants, especially along the east coast, has resulted in the humans who live in their environment having slightly enhanced physiologies. This has especially been shown amongst the inhabitants of the Columbian Commonwealth, who have demonstrated extended lifespans and fertility; an example of this is both Hope Edwards and Lucian, who remained fit and fertile despite their advanced ages, with Hope giving birth to her son Eric in her 80s.
Sasha (Weapon)

> *"This is Sasha...she's deadly. She likes to bite. To hurt. **To kill**,"*
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**Sasha**is a wooden baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire wielded by Antony Eden, encountered in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is used by Eden to kill humans and zombies alike. The weapon's origins are explained in '*So Help Me God*', revealing Eden named it after his friend Sasha. Over the course of the series, Eden displayed an intense and troubling fascination with his weapon. The weapon was eventually destroyed by Abigail Granger.

Many years after his father's death, Thomas Granger fashioned his own version of his father's weapon.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people
Dadeson Hotel and Resort

**Dadeson Hotel and Resort** is a zombie-apocalypse-themed resort in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Although it only appears in the present-day segments of *Chronicles Season 1: 'The Storytellers'* and briefly in *Season 3*, the hotel served as the home of Edwards and the group for sixteen months after the escape from Hometown.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The hotel was designed and themed a zombie-apocalypse shelter. It proved popular with younger travellers and was a good stop on the long road to the west coast. The hotel had two apartment complexes, each with around 100 rooms. The hotel was also equipped with a pool and a fully stocked kitchen.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Chronicles Season 1: 'The Storytellers'

In the modern-day scenes of '*The Storytellers*', the group is shown to have established a prosperous community within the hotel.

### Season 3

#### 'Fear In Our Hearts'

Sixteen months following the escape from Hometown, the survivors have created a prosperous, thriving society within the walls of the hotel, one that has attracted survivors for miles around.

## Inhabitants

### Formerly:

* Alex Junior
* Drew Stanton
* *Harry Edwards* - leader
* *Holly Parker*
* *Justinas Grant*
* *Ben Appleby*
* *Becky Grace*
* *Carl McKenzie*
* *Tom*
* *Leyton Jones*
* *David*
* *Bethany*
* *Tyler Dixon*
* *Michelle*
* *Faith*
* *Theo*
* *Stephanie*
* Several unnamed inhabitants
Season 15

**Season 15**, subtitled '**New World Order**', is the fifteenth season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios.* It is the second season of the '*Call to Arms*' series.

## Plot

*Kyle Granger was the Kansas State Gymnastics Champion; now he is a young adult, surviving in the wilderness. Yearning to find a belonging and a purpose, Kyle is restless, unable to fully put his amazing skills to the test. One day he and his friend investigate a camper van, only to be kidnapped by a clan of branded bandits. However, while in the truck being driven to an unknown location, he ends up in an accident. Crawling from the wreckage, he is confronted by two men: one with a crippled eye, the other with a deformed face. And so Kyle will be launched into an adrenaline-rush of an adventure, one that will see him be thrown into a conflict that may – or may not – birth a union against a common foe, and his own contribution to the future of the New North.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Kyle Granger *(5/5)*
* Harry Edwards *(5/5)*

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
Sacramento

"*Urbs Indomita,*"
—Motto of Sacramento, meaning "Indomitable City"[src]

**Sacramento** is the capital city of the U.S. state of California and the setting of *So Help Me God*.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1: Monuments

When the brain infection outbreak reached critical mass in the United States, California, with its large population and urban density, was one of the first governments to fall. As the state capital, Sacramento was one of the first to see military activity; those on the city's outskirts were evacuated to other towns while those downtown were hurried into military outposts. As a result, the outskirts became littered with abandoned cars and debris while downtown became infested with zombies, most of which were concentrated in certain areas that were once under military control.

## Inhabitants

* *Yasmine*
* *Gasman*
* *Dr. Gurman*

### The Colony

* Marcus Aurora - military leader
* Dylan Emerson - co-leader
* Jade Foy - doctor
* Antony Eden
* Sasha
* Nancy
* Sergei
* At least 50 unnamed survivors
Industrial Train Station

The '*Industrial Train Station* ***is a location in the episode*** *A Long Road Ahead*', in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is visited by the remaining Clarkson Survivors while they are searching for the train for their journey to Port Collier. It was only entered by Edwards, Justinas, James and Aaron, and they discovered it was the sight where the Clarkson School students were sent during the evacuation of Upswitch.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Virtually nothing is known about the industrial train station, other than it was an important locomotive port between Upswitch and Port Collier. Multiple companies operated from it, including EG&B, the company that owned the train.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1

#### 'A Long Road Ahead'

The group arrive at the train station, searching for the train. Harry, Justinas, Aaron and James enter the station, only to discover piles of rotting corpses. Harry recognises the logo of the school in the numerous ruined clothes, realizing the corpses are those of the children evacuated from the school on the day of the outbreak.

## Deaths

* Lunchbox Boy *(confirmed fate, suicide)*
* Multiple unnamed Clarkson School Students *(confirmed fate)*
* Multiple unnamed Clarkson School Teachers *(confirmed fate, alive)*

## Trivia

* This is the first location featured in the series where there are no surviving inhabitants.
Paul Raleigh

### Occupation

Former member of the NGR paramilitary (Post-apocalypse)Former leader of his group (Post-apocalypse)

### Cause of Death

Kneecapped by Edwards and devoured by zombies (alive)Decapitated and head burned by Edwards (before reanimation)

### Series Lifespan

'Solidarity in Blood' -- 'Darkest Hour'

> *"**AH!** YOU SON OF A BITCH! [...] Wait, you don't know what you're doing! Wait please! **Please! PLEASE!**"*
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**Paul Raleigh** is a survivor of the outbreak and later an antagonist in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is the leader of the soldiers of Fairbanks and a leading member of the NGR paramilitary. As the war with the Frontiersmen intensifies, he grows disillusioned with the NGR's mission and leads an attempted coup, betraying Edwards and several others to the Frontiersmen and temporarily taking control of AAFB. He serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 20*.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Harry Edwards *(caused)*
* Zombies *(alive)*

Shocked upon seeing Edwards merely walk through the herd of walkers, Raleigh can do nothing as Edwards kneecaps him. After unsuccessfully begging for his life, Raleigh is devoured by the herd as Edwards walks away untouched due to him wearing the Teller's Medallion.

## Killed Victims

* 5 unnamed Frontiersmen
* 3 unnamed NGR paramilitary soldiers
* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people
Season 22

'Set You Straight'

'A Cardinal Sin'

'Something to Fear'

**Season 22**, subtitled **"The New Begining"**,is the twenty-second season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and the first season of the '*A New Beginning'*series and the first instalment in '*The Fear**'* story arc.

## Plot

*It's a new beginning...*

*It’s been six years since the Battle of Archangel. The New Graystone Republic of United* *Settlements* *is no more; it has transformed into the mighty State of New Graystone. Its borders are expanding every day, and it is unrecognisable from what it once was. Edwards has returned to a leadership post as the tall and dark President of the State of New Graystone. Over the last six years, he has faced wars and coups, but now it may be the time for peace. However, Edwards’ vision of an ideal future is put to the test in the face of a new threat…one that will prove more devastating than anyone could ever have imagined.*

## Synopsis

### 'Order and Chaos'

A small group looks at an approaching herd of walkers through their binoculars. As the head of the herd reaches their campfire, they head back to their vehicles. While driving on an old road they are attacked by a large cluster of walkers. Trapped inside, they are rescued by several people on horseback. Their leader identifies himself as "Kyle Granger".

Back at the Capital, Edwards wakes up and puts on his leg brace and sheathes his sword cane. He says good morning to his wife, Bethany, and heads downstairs to make breakfast.

## Credits

### Starring:

* Harry Edwards *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Bethany Edwards *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Alex Junior *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Shadowman *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Kyle Granger *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Carl McKenzie *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Sarah Stanton *(Ep. 1-5)*
* 'Tinker' Tom *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Gideon Monroe *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Nicolas *(Ep. 2-5)*
* Abigail Granger *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Kieron Smith *(Ep. 1-5)*

### Also Starring:

* Gabriel Terrance *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Eduard *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Samuel Fairbanks *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Hannah *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Jared
* Jason
* Gecko
* Lawrence Carter *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Berto *(Ep. 1-5)*

## Deaths

* Gabriel Terrance
* Tom

## Trivia

* This season implements a six-year time skip after the events of *Season 21*.
* This season was released alongside *Season 1* of the '*New Age*' Extension.
* Changes to the series' credits are listed below:
	+ Bethany has been promoted from a main character to series tritagonist
	+ Alex Junior has been promoted from main character to series deuteragonist.
	+ Kieron is now listed as 'Starring'.
	+ Drew Stanton does not appear in this season.

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
Season 10

'Beg to Differ'

'Into the Fray'

'Time to Act'

**Season 10**, subtitled **"Time to Act"**, is the tenth season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the first season of the '*A Larger World*' series.

## Plot

*Another piece of the past has died. Now it’s all about the future. The people of Greencole need guidance as winter sets in once more. As the sharp, bitter windsw histle throughout the fortress, Edwards baths in a new flood of support for his leadership. However, it may not be as easy as it all appears. Not only does someone want to undermine the stability of Greencole, but there is also a new threat outside the walls. In the start of a new series, our group faces new struggles in a brand new battle against an enemy that could finally expose the chink in their armour.*

## Deaths

* Justinas Grant *(alive and zombified)*
* Derek Mitchell
* Grenowich

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
Michigan Militia

> *"Ad Victorium!"*
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**The Michigan Militia** is a militant network of survivors and raiders in *LoreTale's End of Days*. They serve as the primary antagonists of *Season 3* and *Season 4* and are at war with another, unknown community, as well as the survivors from their attack on Riverpath. They are dedicated to somehow restoring the Michigan State Government.
Mitchell Family

Kyle Mitchell

The **Mitchell Family** is a family of antagonistic adult survivors of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Some of the few adults that lived passed the global outbreak, they hid a dark secret that kept them human. They serve as the primary antagonists of '*Friend Or Foe'*

## Members

* *Andre Mitchell* - leader, family patriarch and cannibal

## Deaths

* Matthew Mitchell - locked inside walk-in fridge to reanimate
* Lisa Mitchell - died of arterial blood loss, later put down by James Cottingham
* Andre Mitchell - axed three times in the head by Harry Edwards
* Kyle Mitchell - shot repeatedly by the Clarkson Survivors
Lorna Everett

**Lorna Everett**, commonly referred to by her epithet **The Governor**, is a main character and an antagonist in the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. She is the tyrannic leader of the Patriots and responsible for the kidnap and torture of human subjects to be used in the Lazarus Project. Due to her actions and her position as leader of the Patriots, she served as the primary antagonist of the ***'***A Some Kind of Something*' series.*
Martha

### Occupation

Former Patriot test subject *(Post-apocalypse)*Soldier of the Columbian Commonwealth *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Nathaniel - boyfriend *(alive)*Korick - great-grandson *(deceased)*

### Series Lifespan

'Suffer For Progress' -- 'The Final Stand'

> *"We are the **Columbian**. We are the **future**,"*
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**Martha** is a main character who was born after the outbreak in the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. She is a young survivor brought to Freedomtown by Florence and Six. She is an escaped prisoner of the Patriots who indirectly led them to Freedomtown but later joined a militia against them. After the war, she was accepted in Freedomtown, settling down with Nathaniel, focussing on doing her part for the community who took her in.

After Freedomtown's destruction, she became a high-ranking member of the Columbian Commonwealth in the war against the New Buckingham Corps. After the Corps' defeat, she remained in Washington D.C to aid in the state-building of the newly isolationist Columbian.

## Overview

### Personality

Martha is a young girl who seems innocent, but there is much more going on with her than it first appears. She is cunning and resourceful, and an excellent liar, although she does not like to be dishonest.

When her true identity as a former test subject is exposed, she decides to keep her freedom and fights against her former captors, the Patriots. As she becomes closer to the core group, they begin to treat her as one of their own.

## Post-Apocalypse

### New York City

Around 50 years after the outbreak, Martha's parents gave her away to the Patriots in exchange for drugs. For several years onwards, Lydia was tested on by the scientists at the Lazarus Project, including Henry Korvac. Eventually, Korvac helped her escape in exchange for her performing a sexual act on him whilst wearing black lipstick. She also gained a companion called Peaches, one of the walkers produced by the Lazarus Project.

## Killed Victims

* 25 unnamed members of the New Buckingham Corps *(20 caused, 5 direct)*
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Florence

> *"What's your name?... How many walkers have you killed?... How many people have you killed?... Why?"*
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Florence and Martha have a good relationship.

### Six

> *"We have a community. You will be safe there,"*
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## Trivia

* She is the first member of the Patriots to defect to Freedomtown.
* Martha is one of several characters in the '*New Age*' Extension to not have a surname.
* In the Extended Universe, it is confirmed that Martha is the great-grandmother of Korick.
Season 2 ('Scorpion')

'A Loose Alliance'

'Pathfinder'

'Snow Devil'

'Watch the Stars'

'Carry Me Home'

'Human Nature'

'Venom'

Part 2:

'Hunger'

'Do What You Must'

'Force of Nature'

'The Dead Don't Lie'

'Close'

'Bloodlust'

'Not Tomorrow'

'Remember'

Two-Part Finale:

'The Scorpion's Sting: Part 1'

'The Scorpion's Sting: Part 2'

**Season 2**, subtitled **'The Great Exodus'**, is the second and final season of *Scorpion: The Kyle Granger Story*. It is set during the fourteen-year time gap between the end of *Chronicles Season 1: 'The Storytellers*' and the beginning of *Season 15*, and continues immediately on from the finale of *Season 1*. The first half was released in Janurary 2020, with the second half to be released in March.

## Plot

*Following the assault on the Brigade, Kyle Granger finds himself in a strange place. Now facing a fight to survive and to uncover the truth, Scorpion must make some unlikely alliances or face the horrors of the New World alone.*

## Synopsis

### 'The Strange Place'

Immediately following the *Season 1* finale, Kyle is thrown into the helicopter, which flies off into the distance. Hours later, Kyle wakes up in a bed in pure white room. Surrounding him are sleeping youths, and they are all dressed in grey jumpsuits. The door opens and armoured troops walk in, awakening the others. They are forced to stand to attention as the troop commander, Apollo, reveals that they are all now Initiates of the North Carolina Sect, and they will be trained to fulfill one duty: restore the United States.

## Credits

### Starring:

* Kyle Granger
* Mike Trapp
* Adam
* Emily Granger
* Apollo
* Elizabeth
* Elijah
* Harvey
* Dalton

### Also Starring

* Sam
* Lucy

## Trivia

* This is the final season of *Scorpion*, as confirmed by EDStudios with the announcement of the two-part finale.
* This season is the second-longest installment in the series' universe, at 16 episodes, preceeded only by Phase 5 of the Extended Universe, which consists of 22 episodes.
* EDStudios aimed to greatly increase the scope of this season while sticking to its roots, continuing to focus on younger characters.
* This season takes place over the course of just under one year.
* This season takes place in several different states: North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas and California.
	+ The states between these states are featured as vistas only.

 **Two-Part Finale** | "The Scorpion's Sting: Part 1" • "The Scorpion's Sting: Part 2"
New Buckingham Corps

> *"For **peace**. For **prosperity**. For the **New World**,"*
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The **New Buckingham Corps** is a military organisation that governs the Commonwealth of New Buckingham in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Founded by a large group of survivors within the ruins of San Francisco, the New Buckingham Corps has risen to become the dominant power on the west coast. Equipped with some of the most advanced technology, including jets, helicopters and even an aircraft carrier, they played a minor part in the NGR's victory over the Frontiersmen in the Battle of Archangel and played a major role in the war against the Government, despite their similar governing styles.

In the '*New Age*' Extension, the New Buckingham Corps was exposed to be the mastermind behind Ben Stanton's totalitarian dictatorship over the Columbian Commonwealth, eventually becoming the primary antagonistic group of the '*Made to Suffer*' story arc. They planned to use a specially designed gene-targeting virus, the Lazarus Virus, on their enemies and nearly released the virus across the country. They were finally defeated during the Battle of San Francisco, ending their totalitarian reign over the Commonwealth of New Buckingham and their prospects of conquering the entire western United States.

## Overview

The New Buckingham Corps is a militaristic, technologically advanced faction that is one of the most dominant groups in the post-apocalyptic world, rising from a group consisting of just a few people to a membership of over 100,000 soldiers. They exert and demand control over all they desire; despite the size of the territory they control - from California all up to Washington and Idaho - they have strictly regimented and organized battalions to defend their territory and settlements.

However, when it is revealed that the Corps is behind the conspiracy to take over the territory of its supposed ally, the Commonwealth of New Graystone, the Corps is revealed to be far more totalitarian than previously believed and are willing to commit atrocious acts to achieve their goals. Some examples are supporting Ben Stanton in setting up a military dictatorship in the Columbian Commonwealth and supporting a group of raiders to take out the Commonwealth's oil fields.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 28

In the years following the Battle of Archangel, the New Buckingham Corps further expanded, reinforcing the roads between New Buckingham and the other settlements, eventually transforming the former states of California, Oregon and Washington into the Commonwealth of New Buckingham.

## Members

* Pamela Thornton
* *Joel* - leader, president of the Commonwealth of New Buckingham
* *Sarah Terringham*
* *Paul Raleigh*
* *James*
* *Ben Stanton*

### Formerly

* Alex Junior
* *Katherine Fullgate*
* *Dominic*

## Killed Victims

* Harry Edwards *(alive)*
* Gracie *(alive)*
Kryvasmok

**"Kryvasmok"** is the upcoming third episode of the first season of *The Dark Blooded*. It is the third episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Everett must come to terms with his actions. Meanwhile, Ethan discovers a new side to himself, and Aksana aims for the base.*

## Credits

### Starring

* Everett Carter
* Aksana Tsikhanouskaya
* Ethan
Milly

Gideon Monroe - adoptive father (alive)

Samantha - adoptive mother (alive)

**Milly** is a character who was born after the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and a returning adult character in the '*New Age*' Extension. She is the daughter of Tom and Felecia. After losing both her parents to the Fear, she is adopted by Gideon and Samantha.
Ol' Dead Eyes ('The Lost Chapters')

**Ol' Dead Eyes**is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in '*The Lost Chapters*'. He is the founder and mentor of the Living, reigning as their leader since their beginning. He is very rarely seen and is even believed by some to be merely a myth. However, he proves to be all too real and serves as the primary antagonist of *Whispers in the Night*.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Harry Edwards *(alive)*
* Alpha *(zombified)*

After the successful attack on the Living camp, Ol' Dead Eyes flees into the wilderness, where he is cornered by Edwards. After a brief fight, Edwards defeats him and decapitates him, before placing his head on a pike for the remaining Living to see. Upon discovering his father's reanimated head, an enraged Alpha stabs it in the head.

## Trivia

* It appears as if Ol' Dead Eyes has sewn himself into his walker skin outfit.
* Ol' Dead Eyes is shown to continue hallucinating April.
Mr Mossetti

### Occupation

Owner of the Luxor Las Vegas (Post-apocalypse)De-facto leader of Las Vegas (Post-apocalypse)

### Series Lifespan

Volume 2 -- Roll the Dice

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**Mr Mossetti** *(real name unknown)* is a character who appears in *Volume 2* of '*Apocalypse Survival Guide*' and later as an antagonist in Phase 5. He is a mysterious man credited with transforming Las Vegas back into the entertainment capital it was before the Old World, and for settling the conflicts between tribals and factions that had been tearing the city apart for years, therefore becoming the *de-facto* ruler of Las Vegas. He has his own private casino, the Luxor, that is invite-only, and has his own private militia that patrols and secures the city.

At some point, Mr Mossetti betrayed his followers and allied with the Federates, offering the organisation Vegas' vast resources. This earned him the wrath of a new Trinity. He serves as the primary antagonist of the first four episodes of Phase 5.

## Post-Apocalypse

After more than 100 years of fighting between the factions that had established themselves in Vegas, the man known only as Mr Mossetti arrived in the city with a thirst for power. Unlike other conquerors, Mr Mossetti had a knack for diplomacy. He met with each of the faction leaders individually, convincing them of the benefits of working together. Each of the four faction leaders agreed to work together under the guidance and leadership of Mr Mossetti. He became the *de-facto* leader of Las Vegas, owning his own casino - the invite-only Luxor Las Vegas - with all the other leaders answering directly to him.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Himself *(indirectly caused)*
* The Pilgrim

When the Federates begin their invasion of the US, Mr Mossetti - instead of rallying the people to defend Vegas - forms an alliance with them, giving up the city's resources and allowing them to massacre the Children base in the city. In revenge, Mossetti's former ally the Pilgrim shoots him in the head.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people
Mikala

### Occupation

Doctor *(Post-apocalypse)*Supply runner and delivery driver for the Couriers *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Series Lifespan

'I Lost People...' -- Present

> *"If you're listening, if you need help...you can trust us. We're coming to help you. **Stay put. Stay alive**,"*
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**Mikala**, often referred to by her CB handle **Mountain Mamma**,is a main character and the current deuteragonist of *Beyond the Grave*. A lone woman travelling with a truck-full of medical supplies, Mikala administers medical aid to numerous communities along the roads in the central and eastern US. While staying in Oklahoma, she rescues two travellers from bandits. As the new group seeks refuge in a supply factory, uncovering the legacy of a group of truckers, they come under threat from Drew's psychotic brother.

A year later, Mikala is now a high-ranking member of the Couriers, travelling along the mile markers between Oklahoma and Maine helping unseen communities. She has now entered a relationship with Drew and serves as the primary medical professional of the group.
Railway Supply Depot

This **railway supply depot**is a minor location in '*A Long Road Ahead*' in *Season 1* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The depot was located along the railway line between H-567A and Port Collier. It was used to store freight and maintenance supplies for the trains that operated on the line, as well as food, water and entertainment materials such as magazines and newspapers for the drivers on their long and repetitive routes.

## Post-Apocalypse

When the outbreak began, several employees barricaded themselves in the depot. Eventually, they all reanimated. One of the workers locked his colleagues within the building and hanged himself around the back of the building.

### Season 1

#### 'A Long Road Ahead'

A year later, the Clarkson Survivors - having commandeered a train on their journey to Port Collier - arrived at the depot to restock on supplies. At this point, the building had become overgrown. A team of Edwards, James and Aaron tried to open the door, but it was locked tight. The trio spread out, killing several nearby walkers until finally discovering an employee who had hanged himself. Edwards killed him, took the key and opened the door. The trio killed the three remaining reanimated employees, uncovering several boxes of canned food. They took the crates back to the train and left the depot far behind as they continued to Port Collier.

## Deaths

* 4 unnamed employees *(alive and zombified)*
* 2 zombies
Peaches

**"Peaches"** *(real name unknown)* is a walker that appears in *Season 7* of the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. She is the companion of a young girl called Martha and, unlike other walkers, seems to maintain a semblance of her past self as shown in her determined protection of Martha.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Zombies *(caused)*
* Infection *(alive)*

As evidenced by the bite on her torso, 'Peaches' was at some point bitten by a walker and subsequently died, later reanimating.

## Trivia

* 'Peaches' is the second walker that displays a semblance of humanity, the first being the Knowing One.
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