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Revenant (path)

**Revenant** is a path asset. The prerequisite for this asset is that a character *Face Death* and return to the world of the living.

## Asset Features

* When you are at 0 health, and *Endure Harm* or *Face Death*, add +1. If you then burn momentum to improve your result, envision what bond or vow binds you to this world, and take +2 momentum after you reset
* When you make a move to investigate, oppose, or interact with a horror, spirit, or other undead being, add +1
* When you bring death to your foe to *End the Fight*, you may burn momentum to cancel one (not both) of the challenge dice if your momentum is greater than the value of that die. If you do, *Endure Stress* (2 stress)

## Notable Characters

Characters currently with the *Revenant* asset include:

## References

1. ↑ Information and descriptions from the Ironsworn Manual by Shawn Tomkin
Sunderer (combat talent)

**Sunderer** is a combat talent. The prerequisite for this asset is that the character wield an axe.

## Asset Features

* When you *Strike* or *Clash* in close quarters, you may suffer -1 momentum and inflict +1 harm on a hit (decide before rolling)
* When you have your axe in hand, and use the promise of violence to *Compel* or *Secure an Advantage*, add +1 and take +1 momentum on a hit
* When you make a tribute to a fallen foe (formidable or greater) by carving a rune in the haft of your axe, roll +heart. On a strong hit, inflict +1d6 harm (one time only) when you *Strike* or *Clash*. On a weak hit, as above, but this death weighs on you; *Endure Stress* (2 stress)

## Notable Characters

Characters currently with the *Sunderer* asset include:

## Refererences

1. ↑ Information and descriptions from the Ironsworn Manual by Shawn Tomkin
Devin Kimber (Reboot Timeline)

Leader of the Kimber Crime Family

The Kimber Crime Family

Anton "Angel" Kimber - Youngest Son (deceased)

Swordsmanship

Leadership

Military training and protocol

Rape

Human trafficking

Mutilation

Torture

Arson

Abuse

Blackmail

Drug trafficking

Kidnappings

Usurpation

Assault and battery

**Devin Kimber** is a supporting character and a minor antagonist in the Reboot timeline.

Serving as a supporting antagonist in the Canon timeline, Devin is a former soldier and leader of his crime family that wanted to expand his empire through brutality and unconventional methods.
Bluestein (The Berserker Trio)

Little Boy Blue (by Red)

Mr. Smart

Nerd Freak (by Red)

The Blue Titan (self-proclaimed)

Benjamin Stein (human alias)

HR Employee

Delivery Driver

Genius-level intelligence and planning

Driving intuition

Computer expertise/hacking intuition

Skillful in martial arts

Superhuman strength

High impact resistance

Dexterity with all kinds of weapons

High reflexes

Recruiting potential employees

Playing chess

Planting flowers

To save Red from danger (ongoing)

**Bluestein** (also known as **Blue**) is one of the two main protagonists of the "Extraterrestrial Brothers" series and is one of the supporting characters of the "Berserker Trio" series.

He is a working-class citizen who often reflects the "good" moral compass of the two. Unlike Red, he's levelheaded and takes things more seriously, although he sometimes commits insane actions. Despite their differences, Blue and Red are best friends. Yet, Blue often gets very upset or mad at the various things that Red does, as they generally always affect him personally.

## Background

While nothing is known about Blue, it's strongly revealed that Blue came from the Cerulean Empire, and as his planet was attacked by soldiers from the Crimson Empire, Blue left the planet at a young age and landed on Earth in the year 1609.

After landing in the United States, Blue quickly matured into an adult after having a feeding frenzy and a self-hibernation state. However, he met Red, and they quickly became allies, having traveled worldwide, fought in several wars, and lived in settlements for years.

After 2011, Blue split up with Red and began working in a corporate job as an HR employee.

## Personality

Blue prides himself on his responsibility, being the primary wealth earner in their household. He is a self-professed "productive citizen" who tries to maintain his job despite the disruption of his cousin, Red. In addition, Blue is a kindred soul who cares deeply for his cousin and his job.

Blue is also an active negotiator, often preferring to negotiate conflicts with his brother instead of engaging in fights. However, it is questionable whether he is very skilled at this, although Red's penchant to disregard his brother's efforts to calm him down exacerbates Blue's ineptitude.

However, Blue does have a habit of being somewhat of a major buzzkill, he occasionally provokes Red through various means (such as eating his cookies, and playing his guitar). This could be explained as his method of retaliation against his brother by showing his strong sense of ownership and entitlement.
Kramer's Raiders

Tactical gear

Military hardware

Expert marksmanship

Unconventional tactics

Torture

Genocide

Usurpation

Drug dealing

Bank robbery

Mass murder

Hijacking

War crimes

Kidnapping

Incrimination

War instigation

Unlawful imprisonment

Mass destruction

*"I can't believe he managed to turn a large number of our own along with his old crew against us, let alone kill most of us."* - Mordecai Junior about the Raiders

**Kramer's Raiders** (known as the Raiders) is a major antagonistic faction in the Reboot timeline. Led by former Reaper David Kramer, the Raiders are a private army of former Reapers and Marine Raiders from his old unit that banded together to exact vengeance against the original WTO unit for their exile.

## History

Somewhere during the Argentinian Civil War, David Kramer (with permission from Jay Roberts) managed to form his own faction and seeing that their acts of violence are giving the WTO a bad reputation, Roberts discharged the unit.

Years later, the unit moved to Dubai and turned a hotel into a temporary safehouse/compound to store their armory and equipment.

## Background

Kramer's army is distinguished by their desert clad USMC MARPAT uniforms and Marine Raider skull patches.

Kramer's army are shown to be highly trained, better equipped, and skilled enough to outmatch, outgun, and slightly outnumber the Reapers, which are more skilled and trained in guerrilla tactics.

## Members

* David Kramer - Leader/Founder (Deceased)
* Eric Wright - Second-in-Command (Deceased)

## Vehicles, Weaponry, and Equipment

Vehicles

* HMMWV (Desert-Clad)
* Range Rover (Desert-Clad)

Weapons

Assault Rifles/Sniper Rifles/Submachine Guns/Machine Guns

* Colt M4A1
* Colt M16A1
* Remington M24 SWS
* H&K MP5A3
* H&K UMP-45
* H&K G36C
* IMI UZI
* M249 SAW

Shotguns

* Mossberg 590A1
* Remington 870

Pistols

* Beretta 92FS
* Glock 17 (4th Generation)
* Colt M1911A1 (MEU SOCOM)

Heavy Weapons/Grenades

* M67 Grenade
* M203 GL
* RPG-7

## Trivia

* Kramer's Raiders are the most trained faction due to their guerrilla tactics and special forces experience.
Rory Barrington (Raider: Last Blood)

Wealth

Breaking and entering

Vandalism

Theft

Attempted murder

**Rory Barrington** is a main character and the secondary antagonist of the 3rd chapter in the "Raider: Last Blood" series.

Rory is the underboss of the Atlanta North Club and the son of Irish crime lord Nolan Barrington, who assaulted Jay and stole his car, leading Jay back to action.

## Personality

Rory was very arrogant, headstrong, vain, and self-entitled. He was also exceptionally petty and cruel. His relationship with the Atlanta North Club, especially given that his father was the leader of the group, led him to become spoiled and overindulgent, though he is shown to be entrusted and competent to an extent with his duties to the Club. When Nolan described Jay to him, he offhandedly implied that Rory was weak-willed, unfocused, and incapable of commitment.

Rory's pettiness and cruelty were so defining, that he did not accept being disrespected and denied what he wanted, even by someone he just met. To which, he was willing to go to great lengths to have the last laugh on people he disliked. This also showed a shameless and reckless nature, as he was unaware of Jay's previous association with the Underworld, and how incredibly dangerous Jay was upon crossing paths. Though initially believing he could take on Jay, he was quick to lose this notion upon Nolan making it clear to him how serious the situation was.

Over time, Rory is shown to be more and more frightened and cowardly during Jay's pursuit of him. As the pampered heir to the Barrington fortune, Rory has little combat training, never once fighting fairly but rather picking on those that he can (such as a prone Jay Roberts during the break-in). His fear also becomes evident during combat situations, using a bystander as a human shield while fleeing the Green Circle club and shooting a civilian to kill Jay. In his final moments, he desperately tried to reason with Jay, despite knowing how much Jay hated him, showing a true fear of death and dying a pathetic coward who messed with the wrong person.

## Appearance

Rory is an Irish-American man, standing at 6'1. He has long parted red hair, a thick beard, and green eyes.

During his first appearance, Rory wore a black leather jacket, a gray polo shirt, blue jeans, and gray running shoes upon meeting Jay.

During his appearances upon seeing Nolan, Rory wears a black suit with a gray dress shirt and without a tie.
The Brubaker Gang

200 Members

Expert H2H skills

Vast wealth

Vast resources

Kidnapping

Racketeering

Prostitution

**The Brubaker Gang** is the main antagonistic faction in Daryl's arc of the Reboot timeline.

Led by former USMC Marine Recon Operator Ryder Brubaker, the Brubaker Gang is a criminal organization that was founded to kill Daryl Roberts as retaliation. They served as the main antagonists in the Canon series (Daryl's arc) and the Raider series (chapter 11).

## History

Somewhere after the Unit's disbandment, Ryder managed to reform the gang after his father's passing and led the gang within the Underworld.

They dealt in arms deals, contract-killing, and prostitution under the guise of a business empire. Ryder owned various schools, bars, nightclubs, tanning salons, and stores while using them as fronts.

## Members

* Ryder Brubaker - Founder/Leader (Deceased)
* Bruce - Second-in-Command (Deceased)
* Joseph Dobson - Lieutenant (Deceased)

## Vehicles, Weaponry, and Equipment

Vehicles

* HMMWV (heavily used)
* GMC Savana

Weapons

Assault Rifles/Sniper Rifles/Machine Guns

* M4A1 Carbine (Mainly Used)
* H&K MP5
* Remington M24
* M16A1
* Norinco Type 56 (Scavenged)

Shotguns

* Mossberg 590A1
* AA-12

Pistols

* Beretta 92FS
* Colt MEU M1911A1 (Mainly used)

Heavy Weapons/Grenades

* M67 Grenades
* MK19 GL
* M2-HB
* Milkor MGL

## Trivia

* The Gang is part of Unit 467 and was revealed to be funded to continue their campaign.
* The gang played a huge role in the Raider series, having managed to defund the law while working in the Underworld.
Torrez's Army

Loyal Pissants (by Jay)

Flynn Lyall (temporarily)

Vast numbers and tactics

Corruption

Conspiracy

**Torrez's Army** are the main antagonistic faction in the 11th chapter of the "Raider: Last Blood" series.

Led by General Torrez, the army is a large remnant of the Army of Val Rico that is strictly dedicated to protecting their dictator at all costs.

## Members

* Jose Torrez - Val Rico General/Leader (Deceased)
* Garcia - Val Rico Army Colonel/Second-in-Command (Deceased)
* Alvarez - Val Rico Army Sergeant/Field Commander (Deceased)
* Robert James - Hired Gun
* Flynn Lyall - Financial Backer/Arms Supplier
* 96 Soldiers - Soldier (Deceased)

## Vehicles, Weaponry, and Equipment

Vehicles

* Willy's WBs
* UH-60 Black Hawk (x5)
* B-747

Weapons

Assault Rifles/Sniper Rifles/Machine Guns

* Colt M16A1
* FN FAL
* AK-47
* Norinco Type 56
* Ruger Mini-14 GB

Pistols

* Colt M1911A1

Grenades/Heavy Weaponry

* M67 Grenade
* M60-E3

Equipment

* OG-107 Uniform (Standard-issued)
Ward (ritual)

**Ward** is a ritual asset.

## Asset Features

* When you walk a wide circle, sprinkling the ground with salt, roll +wits. On a strong hit, choose two. On a weak hit, choose one:
	+ When a foe first crosses the boundary, take +1 momentum
	+ When you first inflict harm against a foe within the boundary, inflict +1 harm
	+ Your ward is 'likely' (*Ask the Oracle*) to trap a foe within the boundary
* As above, and improve the effect of your ward (+2 momentum, +2 harm, and 'almost certain')
* When you perform this ritual, add +1 and take +1 momentum on a hit

## Notable Characters

Characters currently with the *Ward* asset include:

## References

1. ↑ Information and descriptions from the Ironsworn Manual by Shawn Tomkin
Nia

Rastreadora y jinete de Cunanegra. También trabaja en los establos y como guía en la región.

Presenta cicatrices de quemadura en la cara. Osada y desconfiada, trata a los PCs con desdén.

En T1E6 accede a prestar los caballos a los PCs a cambio de que los devuelvan en cuanto lleguen a su destino. Los PCs cumplieron su promesa en T2E1.
Fortune Hunter (path)

**Fortune Hunter** is a path asset. There are no prerequisites for this asset.

## Asset Features

* When you *Swear an Iron Vow* to someone under the promise of payment, add +1 and give the quest a special mark. When you successfully *Fulfill Your Vow* to them, take +wealth equal to the rank of the quest. If you leverage wealth when making a move where resources are a factor, add +wealth and suffer -1 wealth
* When in a community or trading, you may suffer -1 wealth and take +2 supply
* When you *Resupply* by scavenging or looting, and score a strong hit with a match, you may envision finding an object of value. If you do, take +1 supply (instead of +2) and take +1 wealth

## Notable Characters

Characters currently with the *Fortune Hunter* asset include:

## References

1. ↑ Information and descriptions from the Ironsworn Manual by Shawn Tomkin
Clement Brothers (Raider: Last Blood)

Tactics

High intelligence

Kill Ezekiel Redding to gather his files and cover up the murder and his crimes to prevent the evidence from being used in court (succeeded)

To kill Jay Roberts (failed)

### Crimes

Attempted murder
Mass murder

Corruption

Torture

Mutilation

Conspiracy

Defilement

Harassment

Trespassing

Abuse of power

Attempted cover up

Psychological abuse

Citizen rights violations

Assault and battery

Prostitution/Sex slavery

Drug dealing

### Type of Villain

Sadistic Deputies

The **Clement Brothers** (known as **Blake and Aaron**) are the supporting character and minor antagonists of the "Raider: Last Blood" series.

Serving as the tertiary and quaternary antagonists in the 14th chapter, the Clement brothers are the sons of Enos Clement and deputies of the Hustonville Sheriff's Department that aided their father with his crimes and his rule over the town.

## Background

Born on July 18, 2042 (Blake), and April 24, 2044 (Aaron), the Clement brothers were born in Hustonville and it's heavily implied that Enos groomed them to become deputies and the next in line of the department.

It's revealed that the brothers watched their father kill DA Ezekiel Redding and with the promise of money and power, they succumb to their self-induced greed and brutality as their top enforcers.

## Personality

**Blake** -

**Aaron** -

## Appearance

**Blake** - Blake is an American man, standing at 5'10. He has a slender, muscular build, short-length dark brown hair, a heavy stubble beard, blue eyes, and a striking smile that makes the girls fall for him. He wore a deputy's uniform and later wore a leather jacket, a gray polo shirt, blue jeans, and cowboy boots. He also wore a baseball cap.

**Aaron** - Aaron is an American man, standing at 6'1. He has a slender build, curly dark brown hair, and striking blue eyes. He wore a deputy's uniform and later wore a plaid button-up shirt, blue jeans, cowboy boots, and a baseball cap.

## Skills

**Blake**:

**Aaron**:

## Equipment

**Blake**:

* **Glock 19**: Blake's sidearm. He carries it in a shoulder holster.
* **Knife**: Blake's melee weapon. He notably used it to carve "Trash" onto Jay's chest. His knife is an Italian stiletto switchblade.

**Aaron**:

* **Beretta Cougar**: Aaron's sidearm. He carries it in his waistband.
* **Knuckle-Dusters**: Aaron's melee weapon. He used it in conjunction with his fighting skills to wound Jay.

## Deaths

**Murders committed by Clement Brothers**:

* Deputy Austin - Decapitated
* 600 Unnamed Criminals - Hung, Shot, and Mutilated offscreen

**Murders connected to Clement Brothers**:

* Ezekiel Redding - Beaten and shot by Enos, covered up as a violent mugging.
Rochelle (Reboot Timeline)

Second-in-Command of the GSDF

Leadership

Tactical planning

Leading his group into battle

Torture

War instigation

Conspiracy

Terrorism

Enslavement

**Nicolas Rochelle** is a minor character and supporting antagonist of the Reboot timeline. Like Hansel, Rochelle is the second-in-command of Hansel's army and is the secondary antagonist of the 1st chapter in the Wartime Origins of the Canon series.

## Background

Born on December 10, 1991, Nicolas Rochelle was living in East Germany and while his childhood is never known, it's hinted that Rochelle grew up to become as violent and merciless like his father, who is a former mercenary. His father took him under his wing and taught him how to fight and how to lead an group with ease. At some point, Rochelle fell in with Hansel's group and served as his second-in-command.

## Biography (The Canon Series)

Rochelle is shown in a scene where he talked with Hansel about detonating the warheads into the United States, but managed to pull Hansel out of a firefight as Hansel shot Jay. Rochelle is last seen in a scene where he tries to kill Hansel to take over the army, but is killed by Hansel and his loyalist (who's revealed to be on Hansel's side).

## Biography (The Raider)

Rochelle is barely shown in the series, but it's revealed that Rochelle (unlike his canon counterpart) was extremely loyal to Hansel and were killed in the helicopter crash.

## Personality

In his first appearance and in a few scenes, Rochelle is shown as a ruthless, violent, and cunning individual that stayed loyal to Hansel throughout his campaign of fear.

In the Canon timeline, Rochelle is more brutal and ruthless than Hansel, willing to let his men rape, rob, and kill anyone that got in his way. He's more cunning and deceitful, trying to kill Hansel in order to take over, but failed and died as a traitor and ruthless sadist.

In the Raider timeline, Rochelle (never shown) is hinted to be less violent and more cowardly, willing to leave the country with Hansel to avoid dying.

## Appearance

Rochelle is a German man, standing at 5'11. He's a slender man with dark blonde hair (short), brown eyes, and is shown to be clean-shaven.

He's shown to wear military styled clothing and tactical gear (a plate carrier).

## Skills

* **High Intelligence**: Despite being the second-in-command, Rochelle is shown to be highly intelligent and cunning, having managed to take warheads and hidden them, to outsmart Hansel and try to betray him.
* **Master Technician**: Rochelle is a skilled strategist, having led half of the army to battle, having carried the passcode in an unknown case to an unknown location.

## Equipment

* **Colt M1911A1**: Rochelle's main sidearm. He notably carries it throughout Hansel's war. His pistol is a genuine Colt.

## Deaths

* **Numerous Victims:** Shot, beaten, and hung under Hansel's orders (off-screen)

## Trivia

* Despite being the secondary antagonist in the 1st Wartime origins chapter, Rochelle is shown to be more dangerous and arrogant than Hansel.
Tyson Perkins (Reboot Timeline)

Informant for the Underworld

Knifemanship

Gunmanship

Strategy

Knowledge of covert-ops

Business Skills

Master of Deception

Mass slavery

Torture

Treason

Agent **Tyson Perkins** is a main character and a minor antagonist in the Raider Reloaded series.

Serving as the main antagonist in the 6th chapter, Perkins is a CIA field agent and handler that worked for the Reapers and began to work for the Underworld in order to profit from their drug rackets to become a high ranking member.

## Deaths

**Murders committed by Tyson**:

**Murders connected to Tyson**:
Max Wilson (Reboot Timeline)

Fierce leadership skills

Robbery

Organized Crime

**Max Wilson** (also known as **Crossbones**) is a supporting character and a minor antagonist in the Canon series of the Reboot timeline.

Max is the Angels' second-in-command that wanted to expand their operations to take over the power vacuum of the Underworld.
The Callander MC

Logan Callander

Ollie Stewart

Liam Robertson

Max Murray

Dylan Young

Riley Anderson

Oscar McDonald

50 Bikers

Driving intuition

Kidnapping

Theft

**The Callander Motorcycle Club** is a outlaw motorcycle club in the Canon series of the Reboot franchise.

Led by Michael Callander and 4 of his brothers, the group are a outlaw motorcycle club/street gang that joined the Underworld and they served as the minor antagonistic faction in the 7th chapter of the Canon series.

## History

According to their code, the Callander MC were founded by 5 Scottish-American brothers due to their intense love of motorcycles. Sometime, the Callander MC went into contact with the Underworld and became part of their organizational structure as a major drug distributing and arms trafficking network.

The Callander MC quickly rose up throughout the countryside in Georgia and started their main chapter as their main HQ and set up other outposts as rackets to store their black-market goods.

## Background

All bikers of the Callander MC are heavily distinguished by their black leather jacket with the Scotland flag on the back, buzzcuts, and their rowdy nature.

While they're not as well-trained and well-equipped, they're capable of holding their own in various gunfights and used their bikes and limited resources to "shock & awe" their rivals.

## Members

* Michael Callander - Leader/Founder/President (Deceased)
* David Callander - Second-in-Command/Co-Founder/Vice President (Deceased)
* Arthur Callander - Secretary (Deceased)
* Sean Callander - Treasury (Deceased)
* Logan Callander - Road Captain (Deceased)
* Ollie Stewart - Sergeant-at-Arms (Deceased)
* Liam Robertson - Enforcer (Deceased)
* Max Murray - Tail Gunner (Deceased)
* Dylan Young - Member (Deceased)
* Riley Anderson - Member (Deceased)
* Oscar McDonald - Member (Deceased)
* 50 Bikers - Prospect/Member (Deceased)

## Vehicles, Weaponry, and Equipment

Vehicles

* Harley Davidson FXSTC Softail
* Dodge Ram Van

Weapons

Assault Rifles/Sniper Rifles/Machine Guns

* Norinco Type 56
* H&K HK416

Shotguns

* Mossberg 500
* Remington 870

Pistols

* Beretta 92FS

## Trivia

* The Callander MC is the only faction that are an actual motorcycle gang.
* The members has the Scotland flag design on their jackets and their motorcycles.
Sway (ritual)

**Sway** is a ritual asset.

## Asset Features

* When you speak a person's name three times to the wind, roll +wits. On a strong hit, the wind whispers of this person's need. Envision what you hear (*Ask the Oracle* if unsure). If you use this information or fulfill this need when you *Compel* them, you may reroll any dice (one time only). On a weak hit, as above, but this person's need creates a troubling dilemma or complication; *Endure Stress* (1 stress)
* As above, and if you score a strong hit when you *Compel*, you may also reroll any dice (one time only) when you *Gather Information* from this person
* When you perform this ritual, add +1 and take +1 momentum on a hit

## Notable Characters

Characters currently with the *Sway* asset include:

## References

1. ↑ Information and descriptions from the Ironsworn Manual by Shawn Tomkin
Drake Kimber (Original Timeline)

Second-in-Command of the Kimber Crime Family

Anton "Angel" Kimber - Younger Brother (deceased)

High fighting skill

Deceit

Manipulation

Leadership

Charisma

Psychological Abuse

Brainwashing

Terrorism

Murder (by proxy)

Rape

Arms trafficking

Human trafficking

**Drake Kimber** is a main character and a major antagonist of the "Berserker Club" series.

Serving as the secondary antagonist in the 6th chapter, Drake is a former EMT and the second-in-command of his father's criminal empire and aided his family with their goals to expand their business.
Arthur O'Malley (Reboot Timeline)

Cainy Boy (By Joseph himself)

The Underworld (Formerly)

Hand-to-Hand Combat

Athleticism

Bribery

Counterfeiting

Drug trafficking

Extortion

Fencing

Fraud

Homicide

Illegal gambling

Loan sharking

Money laundering

Prostitution

Racketeering

Robbery

Smuggling

Theft

Weapons Trafficking

**Arthur O'Malley** (known as **Caine**) is a main character and supporting antagonist in the Reboot timeline.

Serving as a supporting antagonist, Arthur is the second-in-command of the O'Malley Gang and is the son of Joseph O'Malley that aided his group with expanding their businesses throughout the entire United States.
Charles Lane (Raider: Last Blood)

Cyberterrorist for the Underworld

Gunmanship

Strategy

VXOS manipulation

Listening to the conversations between Jay and Mila by phone

Force Jay Roberts to work for him again by kidnapping Mila and Jackson (succeeded for a while)

Kill Mila and Jackson (succeeded)

Manipulate Wade McGowan into finding the blackmail to the second hacker that ambushed the Bailey Job (indirectly succeeded)

Acquire control of the Bellcroft Code and cause chaos in Atlanta by any means necessary (all failed)

### Crimes

Conspiracy
Theft

Hacking

Stalking

Kidnapping

Child endangerment

Murder

Attempted mass murder

Cyberterrorism

### Type of Villain

Greedy Hacker

**Charles Heinz Lane** (also known as **Charles Lane**) is a main character and a supporting antagonist in the "Raider: Last Blood" series.

Serving as the hidden main antagonist in the first chapter, Lane is Jay Roberts' former criminal partner who wants to acquire control of the Bellcroft code to cause catastrophes all across Atlanta.

## Background

Born on June 7, 1992, in Wellington, New Zealand, Charles grew up in a family of cops and quickly became an expert forensic technologist at a young age.

However, he became a criminal in his 20s and worked for the Underworld for years, becoming one of their well-known hackers and earning himself a spot in Brother Matthew's Wayward Home. Here, he met Jay Roberts and taught him the world of hacking, and together, they made a good team, robbing and hacking into small banks and criminal depots to live off the grid.

## Appearance

Charles is a New Zealander man, standing at 6'1. He has a muscular build, brown eyes, spiky black hair, a clean-shaven look, and a notable brace on his left leg.

Charles wears a gray suit, except for a blue blazer, a beanie, and a black vest throughout most of the chapter. However, he wears a black suit when he talks to Stoltz and during the ending, where he loses the jacket and vest.
Mark Thompson Junior (Original Timeline)

The Sheriff (well-known nickname)

Leader of Mark's Group

The Australian Defence Force

Criminal Intuition

Charisma

Assault

Arson

Torture

**Mark Jack Thompson Junior** (also known as **Junior** or the **Sheriff**) is a main character and a major antagonist in the "Berserker Club" series.

Serving as the primary antagonist in the second chapter, Mark is a hitman that worked for the Berserker Club and is hired to retrieve money that was stolen by Steven Miller until his failure.
Joseph Dobson (Reboot Timeline)

Member of the Amish community (disowned)

Enforcer of the Brubaker Crime Family

The Amish community (formerly)

The Brubaker Crime Family

Gunmanship

To betray Daryl and kidnap Lindsey under Ryder's orders (succeeded)

To kill Daryl (failed)

Torture

War crimes

**Joseph Dobson** (also known as Joe or Joey) is a minor character and a hidden minor antagonist of Daryl's timeline.

Serving as the deuteragonist of "Daryl's Legacy" and later as a hidden tertiary antagonist of "Daryl's Hunt", Joseph is a former Marine turned mercenary for Unit 467 that left the company to start a new life but is forced back into action.
Jonathan Fritsch Hansel (Original Timeline)

Vast charisma

Limitless number of soldiers

Genius-level intelligence

Intimidation

Brute strength

Marksmanship

Gunmanship

Knifemanship

High pain tolerance

Leadership

Cunning

Strategy

Tactics

Vast resources

Combat proficiency

Working out

Theft

Assault and battery

Destruction

Treason

Terrorism

Torture

Abuse

Blackmail

Profanation

Corruption

Stalking

Kidnapping

War crimes

Mutilation

Attempted global conquest

Conspiracy

**Jonathan Fritsch Hansel** (also known as **John Hansel**) is a main character and a major antagonist in the "Berserker Club" series.

Serving as the main antagonist of the 3rd chapter, Hansel is a warlord that wanted to destroy the United States' water supply by using an ancient artifact and to kill Jamal and Steven with the help of two factions.
Dexter's Army

Blackwater Park (Main HQ)

500 unknown and unnamed mercenaries

Black tactical gear (Blackwater team)

Massive wealth

Firearms

Military vehicles

### Goal

To sell military arms to various groups, including the Underworld (operating for a while, failed)
To kill Jay Roberts to prevent him from interfering (failed)

### Crimes

Weapons trafficking
Organized crime

Terrorism

Human trafficking

### Type

Arms industry/Private army

**Dexter Industries** (known as Dexter's Army) is the main antagonistic faction of both the 8th and 9th chapter of the "Raider Reloaded" series. Led by infamous arms dealer Charles Dexter and later his brother, the industry are a massive arms and defense manufacturing corporation founded in late August 2019 at Hot Springs, South Dakota.
The Hounds Motorcycle Club

Benning Town; Hounds Bar (Secondary HQ)

Vast numbers

Driving intuition

Criminal intuition

### Goal

To terrorize King County and to take whatever they want without hesitation (ongoing, failed)
To kill Jay and several townspeople (failed)

### Crimes

Drug trafficking
Hijacking

Illegal racing

Armed robbery

Arms trafficking

Prostitution

Methamphetamine production

Contract killing

Underground cage fighting

### Type

Violent Motorcycle Gang

*"Hounds, prepare for war once the reinforcements arrived. This town is soon to be pillaged and burned and we will do it like Vikings." - Hunter rallying his bikers*

**The Hounds Motorcycle Club** (known as the Hounds MC) is a minor antagonistic faction in the Raider Reloaded series.

Led by Hunter LeBlanc, the Hounds MC is a large outlaw motorcycle club operating primarily out of King County, Georgia before their encounter with a stranger.
Mr. Under (The Raider)

Philanthropist (facade)

Redwood Security Consulting (main employer)

Marksmanship

Blade hidden in his walking stick

Business management

Political sciences

Bribed police forces at his disposal

Strategies

Manipulation

Intimidation

Vast soldiers at his disposal

Blackmailing

Vast resources

Nigh-unlimited wealth

Giovanni's Restaurant

Watching old movies

Working out and doing yoga

Enjoying art

Cooking

Enjoying fine dining

### Goals

To take over the United States and other nations to become the ruler of the largest criminal syndicate in the world (failed)
To kill Jay Roberts for interfering in his goals (failed)

### Crimes

Organized crime
Mass murder

Conspiracy

Racketeering

Bribery

Incrimination

Corruption

Mutilation

Kidnapping

Money laundering

Counter-feiting

Blackmail

Fraud

### Type of Villain

Sophisticated Crime Lord

**Giovanni Romano** (infamously known by everyone as **Mr. Under**) is a main character and a major antagonist in the entire Raider Reloaded series.

Serving as the overarching antagonist throughout the series, Romano is the founder and leader of the Underworld and is both respected and feared as their only boss in the organization. He was the one that ordered the hit of Jay Roberts after he slowly dismantled their operations.

## Deaths

**Murders committed by Giovanni**:

**Murders connected to Giovanni**:
Brian Leyland

Founder of the USCF (Formerly)

The USCF

High fighting skills

Property Damage

**Brian Leyland** is an unseen, minor character mentioned in both timelines.

As rumored by various operatives, Leyland is the original founder/leader of the USCF that created with the sole purpose of protection and doing various jobs for the future.

## Background

While it's never known about Leyland, he is rumored to be in the MACV-SOG during his time in Vietnam and lived long enough to form the USCF in order to try to redeem himself from his actions in Vietnam. By the time that he finally founded the group, Leyland ended up in prison and was sentenced to life. His fate is unknown.

## Personality

While never shown, it's heavily implied that Leyland was an extremely brave and confident individual that fought for his country and hinted that he has strong patriotic tendencies.

However, he created the USCF for the sole purpose of making enough money for his retirement, and unlike Roman and Murphy, Leyland was very honorable and cared about the group and its well-being, His compassion and bravery made him more respected by his fellow operators.

## Appearance

Leyland is rumored to be an American, standing at 5'8 and has a slim physique, dark green eyes, and dark blonde hair styled in a buzzcut.

## Trivia

* Leyland (despite not being in the timeline) served as a main inspiration behind the USCF's motives.
* With the exception of Roman and Murphy, all operatives of the USCF strongly prefer Leyland as the true leader due to his rumored calmness and tactical thinking and the fact that he cared about the group more than money or power, showing that he had honorable traits, unlike the latter two.
Angel Kimber (Original Timeline)

Little Angel (by Devin)

Drake Kimber - Older Brother (deceased)

Knifemanship

Manipulation

Marksmanship

High fighting skills

Extreme agility

Torture

Kidnapping

Drug dealing

Robbery

**Anton Kimber** (known as Angel Kimber) is a main character and minor antagonist of the Original timeline. Like his brother, Angel is the tertiary member of the Kimber Gang and served as the tertiary antagonist of the 6th chapter in the Berserker Club series.

## Background

Born on April 12, 1996, Angel grew up with his family in Fargo, North Dakota. While at a young age, Angel was known for his book smarts at school and became a professional athlete in both football and cross country during his days in high school. At the age of 18, Angel was arrested and sent to prison for "self-defense" against 2 men under the pretense of a robbery. While in prison, he brutally killed 6 white supremacists for both self-defense and to prove his worth to his father, who bailed him out.

After being bailed out, Angel quickly helped out his family and rose through the ranks as a lieutenant.

In the Original timeline, Angel is seen speaking with Drake about dealing with Jamal until he is killed in a melee fight.

## Personality

Out of the 3, Angel is an extremely violent and aggressive individual that focused on hurting others and causing much damage while following orders, showing an eager and dangerous side to him. Unlike the latter two, Angel doesn't appear to be focused on growing as a criminal and only focused on his own self-interest, showing self-confidence in his ability to make a name for himself, hinting at Angel's greed and hunger for power.

He was more philosophic, using a mix of complex vocabulary and powerful words to trick his rivals, and even revealed to Jamal about the origin of his scars.

## Appearance

Angel is an American man, standing at 5'10. He has pale skin, short brown hair, light stubble, brown eyes, and notable scars on each cheek.

In his first appearance, Angel sported a fade and wore a leather jacket, a red button-up shirt, blue jeans, and black athletic shoes for easier movement.

## Skills

Due to his past as an athletic football player and runner, Angel is shown to be extremely agile and resilient to physical pain when confronted in a close combat fight.

While lacking physical strength, he makes up for it with his speed and agility with relative ease, managing to evade Jamal's hits and quickly landed some hits on him.

He's also shown to be very skilled with blades as much as he does with firearms. As shown in his last stand, Angel tries to use a machete to hack apart Jamal but failed when Jamal turns the one weapon against him.

## Trivia

* Angel in the Original timeline is the most athletic antagonist and was considered to be the least threatening out of the 3 due to his violent attitude and short-sightedness toward organized crime.
* Despite being labeled as a psychopath, Angel shows the most emotion out of the 3 due to his self-awareness of his actions and his unwavering loyalty.
Task Force 181

Trevor Bachelor (formerly)

Justin Kane (formerly)

Jack Riley Sharpe

John Riley

Stanley Fitzpatrick

Ned Philips

Damien Barrett

Troy Harrison

Laura Lawson

Diego Santos

Luis Santos

Lara Winters

David Walker

Jake Bailey

Michelle Hayes

Tara Castle

Zachary Dumont

Nathan Caldwell (formerly)

**Task Force 181** (simply known as **Task Force: REAPER**) is a faction that is in the "Raider: Last Blood" series and parts of "The Ghost" series.

Task Force 181 is a joint multi-national special operations task force and counter-terrorism military unit formed by General Mordecai Winchester, Secretary of Defense Trevor Bachelor, and Lieutenant Colonel Justin Kane.

## Members

* Mordecai Winchester Senior - Founder/Leader
* Lewis Wright - Co-Founder/Second-in-Command
* Trevor Bachelor - Co-Founder/Commander (formerly)
* Justin Kane - Co-Founder/Commander (formerly)
* Jay Roberts - Soldier
* Mordecai Winchester Junior - Soldier
* Jack Riley Sharpe - Soldier
* John Riley - Soldier
* Stanley Fitzpatrick - Soldier
* Ned Philips - Soldier
* Damien Barrett - Soldier
* Troy Harrison - Soldier
* Laura Lawson - Soldier
* Diego Santos - Soldier
* Luis Santos - Soldier
* Lara Winters - Soldier
* David Walker - Soldier
* Jake Bailey - Soldier
* Michelle Hayes - Soldier
* Tara Castle - Soldier
* Zachary Dumont - Soldier
* Nathan Caldwell - Soldier (formerly)
Trevor Washington (Reboot Timeline)

De-Facto Leader of the Washington Brothers (Zombies Timeline)

Morgan Washington - Brother

Genius-level Intelligence

Leadership

Combat Prowess

Intimidation

Extensive Knife Proficiency

High Pain Tolerance

Assault

Abuse

Kidnapping

Rape

Torture

Mutilation

**Trevor Washington** (also known as **Big Trev**) is a minor character and a major antagonist in the Canon timeline and the Zombies timeline.

Trevor is a lieutenant (de-facto leader in the Zombies timeline) of the Washington Brothers and a former country singer.
Arthur O'Malley (Original Timeline)

Cainy Boy (By Joseph himself)

Hand-to-Hand Combat

Athleticism

**Arthur O'Malley** (known as Caine) is a main character and supporting antagonist in the Original timeline. In the Berserker Club series, Arthur is the second-in-command of the O'Malley Gang and is the son of Joseph O'Malley. He served as the secondary antagonist of the 4th chapter.

## Background

Born on March 16, 1993, Caine was born in Ireland (Mainly Dublin) in a suburban area.

When his mother died, both Joseph and a young Caine joined up with the Irish Mafia and as Joseph rose up through the ranks of a caporegime, the unnamed boss died and after killing the underboss, Joseph took over the Irish Mob with his son as the underboss to gain power.

In the Berserker Club series, Caine wasn't seen until he met up with Chris and a few men to hunt Jamal down and unlike the others, Caine was personally hunting Jamal down in retaliation for his father's death. Unfortunately for Caine, he failed horribly when Jamal single-handily took out all of his remaining men and Caine himself after failing to kill Jamal in CQC.

## Personality

In his first appearance, Caine was shown to be a respectful and polite man like his father, but seems to be more charming and honest about who he is and his true intentions than his own father, who is seen as a dishonest man that manipulated anyone in order to save his own skin.

Caine is shown in his final moments as an extremely vengeful and ruthless man that wanted vengeance against Jamal and was shown to be a coward, seen as he ran from Jamal as he left his men behind to deal with him and disarmed himself in order to launch a dirty attack on Jamal.

## Appearance

Arthur is an Irish man, standing at 5'10. He has pale skin, dark brown hair, and green eyes.

He wore a black shirt, blue jeans, black boots and sports short hair with a stylish like beard with no mustache.

## Skills

Arthur is shown to be similar to his father in terms of combat readiness and leadership, having been seen leading the remnants of the O'Malley gang members into battle and fought Jamal after seemingly playing victim.

Arthur is shown to be slightly athletic, shown as he managed to overpower Jamal in CQC with major difficulty.

## Trivia

* Arthur is one of the antagonists that are related to a crime boss as their child (the ones being Devin Kimber, Donald Weston, Dwight Miller, Mark Thompson).
* Arthur, unlike his father, is considered as the most dangerous leader due to his ferocity and his ambition.
Ryan Starks (Reboot Timeline)

General of Redwood Security Consulting (exiled)

The Underworld

Benevolent leadership skills

High fighting skills

To get out of RSC to see his family (failed)

**Ryan Starks** is a supporting character and a minor antagonist of the Canon series.

Starks is a high-ranking officer of R.S.C. that only worked for the money to support himself and his family.
Payne Drifter (Reboot Timeline)

Big Payne

Judge of Italy

Leader of the Drifter Crime Family

The Drifter Crime Family

The Underworld

High fighting skills

Extensive Marksmanship

Fierce Leadership

Vast Charisma

Limitless Wealth

Spending time with friends

Shopping

Smuggling

Illegal Gambling

Money Laundering

Robbery

Racketeering

Fencing

Theft

**Payne Karin Drifter** (also known as **Payne Drifter** or the **Judge of Italy**) is a main character and a minor antagonist in the Reboot timeline.

Payne is a former paramilitary operator and crime lord of his splinter faction based on the Italian Mafia that wanted to become a feared crime lord throughout the country.
Invoke (ritual)

**Invoke** is a ritual asset.

## Asset Features

* When you consume the mystical essence of your surroundings, roll +wits. On a strong hit, add the value of your action die to your essence track (max 6). You may then *Secure an Advantage* or *Face Danger* +essence to create minor mystical effects or illusions. If you do, suffer -1 essence and take +1 momentum on a hit. On a weak hit, as above, but capturing these energies is harrowing; *Endure Stress* (2 stress)
* You may *Compel* +essence (and suffer -1 essence) through a show of power
* When you perform this ritual, add +1 and take +1 essence on a hit

## Notable Characters

Characters currently with the *Invoke* asset include:

## References

1. ↑ Information and descriptions from the Ironsworn Manual by Shawn Tomkin
The Neves Cartel

Pablo Neves (Formerly)

Vast resources

Kidnapping

Mass murder

**The Neves Cartel** is a minor antagonistic faction in the Reboot franchise.

The Cartel is a small Brazilian drug cartel that has no qualms about committing heinous crimes.

## History

While it's not known about the Cartel, but it's revealed that two brothers (Alvaro and Demian) took over their family's rackets and managed to build up the Cartel with their money and blood, truly believing that their cartel is far purer and stronger than other factions, making them slightly stubborn and ambitious to an extent.

In the Canon series, the two brothers were killed in prison by their rivals and Pablo Neves (the son of one of the Neves brothers) took over. The Cartel was quickly disbanded with its leaders and members killed by the WTO forces.

## Background

All members of the Neves Cartel are distinguished by their clothing styles and ruthlessness.

While most members are shown wearing military-style clothing (polo shirts, cargos, and vests), some wear designer suits and street clothes to blend in with the public.

## Members

* Alvaro Neves - Leader (Deceased)
* Demian Neves - Second-in-Command (Deceased)
* Pablo Neves - Lieutenant/De-Facto Leader (Deceased)
* 72 Members - Soldier (DeceasedO

## Vehicles, Weaponry, and Equipment

Vehicles

* Jeep Wrangler
* Range Rover
* Chevrolet Suburban

Weapons

Assault Rifles/Sniper Rifles/Machine Guns

* AKM
* Norinco Type 56
* M4A1 Carbine

Shotguns

* Remington 870
* Winchester 1300

Pistols

* Beretta 92FS
* Colt M1911A1

Grenades/Heavy Weapons

* RPG-7
* Milkor MGL
* M2-HB
* M134 MG
* M67 Grenade
* M79 GL

## Trivia

* The Neves Cartel is the only faction that doesn't appear in the other timelines.
Drake Kimber (Reboot Timeline)

Big Bro (by Angel)

Second-in-Command of the Kimber Crime Family

De-Facto Leader of the Kimber Crime Family (The Operator)

Anton "Angel" Kimber - Younger Brother (deceased)

High fighting skill

Deceit

Manipulation

Leadership

Charisma

Psychological Abuse

Brainwashing

Terrorism

Murder (by proxy)

Rape

Arms trafficking

Human trafficking

**Drake Kimber** is a main character and a major antagonist of the Reboot timeline.

Serving as a supporting antagonist in the 10th chapter of the Canon timeline and the main antagonist of the Operator series, Drake is a former EMT and the second-in-command of his father's criminal empire and aided his family with their goals to expand their businesses.
Mercenaries

**Mercenaries** (also known as a **soldier of fortune** or **hired gun**) are private individuals that join a military conflict for personal profit, is otherwise an outsider to the conflict, and is not a member of any other official military worldwide. Unlike the typical soldier that fought for their country and possibly out of benefits, family tradition, or various things, Mercenaries fight for whoever as long as they're getting paid for money or other forms of payment rather than for political interests.

Beginning in the 20th century, mercenaries have increasingly come to be seen as less entitled to protection by rules of war than regular military personnel. The Geneva Conventions declare that mercenaries are not recognized as legitimate combatants and do not have to be granted the same legal protections as captured service personnel of the armed forces.

## Description

In the Reboot timeline, Mercenaries are hired to carry out jobs ranging from assassination to data recovery. Their experience and ability can be determined according to their factions.

According to Jay Roberts, mercenaries are primarily motivated by money or power and while most are shown to be remorseless and greedy killers with sociopathic tendencies, some are shown to be more honorable and had a code, making them far more reliable.