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DDLC Purist Mod

The **DDLC Purist Mod** aims to turn *Doki Doki Literature Club!* into a traditional visual novel/dating sim. The mod takes place after the events of the game as a continuation of the story. The DDLC Purist Mod has been in development since September 2017 and was released on the 24th of August 2018. It has a GitHub page.

## Information

The DDLC Purist Mod added 11+ hours of additional playtime to the base game, with each girl having a full-length route with at least one good and one bad ending.

The mod includes several pieces of original art created by artists including Temachii and PeachCake as well as several others.

The mod includes over 60 minutes of original soundtrack composed by Matt Twigg, consisting of 20 tracks, which released on the 22nd of August 2018.

## Development

The DDLC Purist Mod began development in September 2017 shortly after *Doki Doki Literature Club'*s release, initially with development members GarnetSunset, Tabuukilla, and Syzygy. As development went on, more members were recruited to the development team through applications (including five more writers, five artists, two editors and a composer), bringing the team total to 16 members.

The latest commit on the GitHub page was on August 31st, 2018.

### Development Team

**Writers:**

* Yuri Route - Mikhaill Blaine, SnakeWrangler, Ninja
* Sayori Route - Xenoleaf
* Natsuki Route - Ninja
* Monika Route - Tabuukilla, Nullianac

**Programmers:**

* Tabuukilla
* GarnetSunset

**Artists:**

* Temachii
* PeachCake
* Fjord
* Spectre
* JBD

**Composer:**

* Matt Twigg

**Editors:**

* Syzygy
* Spacecore
* Dordlebuns
* Ninja
Lysandros Rast

Lysandros Kimon Rast served as Grand Admiral (the highest ranking official) of the Imperium Fleet from 836 to 839. One of the first officers to vocally and openly support the reign of Titus as Imperium. He was noted for his savagery in enforcing Titus's laws.

## Early Life

Rast was born to the prosperous Rast family of Misericordiae in 790, during the reign of the Sovereign Corinna. The Rasts were aether merchants, known for the cutthroat practices they employed to secure their position in the market. The Rasts were known to openly intimidate and threaten their competitors, while keeping close friends with officials in the Misericordiae shipping establishment. This allowed them to hold dominance in that area for several decades. Young Lysandros, while an active and inquisitive child, did not speak until he was nearly four years old. This developmental issue continued to plague him into his adolescence, causing him to stutter and struggle to form words accurately. He also had difficulty reading.

While Rast showed promise, displaying prodigious athletic ability, resourcefulness, and a keen intelligence, his struggles with speech caused his father to reject him as an idiot. There is evidence that young Rast was abused, berated and often beaten when he struggled to form words. Several of the scars that he wore proudly later in life were most likely inflicted by his own father.

## The Fleet and the Reign of Titus

In 808, Rast took the entrance exam necessary for all airmen wishing to enter the Sovereign Fleet. Due to his poor reading skills, he failed the written portion. However, Fleet records show that Rast passed the exam when he took it approximately 45 days later. Since it is unlikely that Rast's ability improved so drastically in such a short time, it is possible that he devised a way to cheat the system. He was sworn into the Sovereign Fleet in the Wintertide of 808.

An ambitious and intelligent airman, Rast worked his way up through the ranks. Initially enlisted as a gun crewman, he became something of an expert in that area, scoring hits on targets at amazing distances.

Rast had attained the rank of deckmaster on the dreadnought *Mercy of Melantha* when the Imperium Titus defeated his brother Lorus in 824. His shipmaster and several other officers retained their loyalty to the Sovereign, and planned to resist Titus's rule. Rast staged a counter-mutiny, capturing or cruelly killing the loyal officers. He then sailed back to Carath with his remaining crew, publicly pledging his loyalty to the Imperium. Titus was delighted with the young officer, and he was quickly promoted to shipmaster. Known for never refusing to carry out the Imperium's orders, no matter how heinous, Rast was made Grand Admiral of the Imperium Fleet in 836.
Doki Doki Comedy Club

The **Doki Doki Comedy Club** Mod is a compilation mod project, with entries created by members of the modding community, combined into an entertaining mod project. The project's GitHub site is managed by Logokas.

The goal of this *Doki Doki Literature Club!* mod is to provide an easy platform for the contributors to express their creativity, to allow them to make a 'mini-mod' that does not require the creation of a full project, or for talented authors to share their tricks and tools as an example new mod authors can learn from and incorporate into their own projects.

The Comedy Club was announced on Oct 20th, 2018, with an initial "Reveal Version" available for download and much has been added to the mod since.

### Skits

* "Flightless Comedy" by PattAttack#3007
* "Good thing she keeps backups" by @Chronos#1609, /u/chronoshag
* "Chaos" by @Logokas#5981, /u/Logokas
* "The Cookie" by /u/AinsleyHairyott
* "DDLC Abridged" by @Chronos#1609, /u/chronoshag
* "External Monologue" by @Tormuse#9495, /u/Tormuse
* "Fast-Forward" by @MrGraves#9413, /u/DiabloGraves
* "Absolute Madman" by @Logokas#5981, /u/Logokas
* "Monika's Surprise" by @Tormuse#9495, /u/Tormuse
* "Don't Call A Tsundere Cute" by @KarasilSothren#9772, /u/Karasilsothren
* "The Missing Notebook" by @Terra#2060, /u/wingedterra
* "The Annoying Printer" by /u/AinsleyHairyott
* "Pun Club" by @VirtualKibou#0811, /u/VirtualKibou
* "Sayo-nara: Mania Adventures edition" by @CPG Yuri-u/reconusm#1435
* "S.T.A.L.K.E.R." by @CampinKarl#8524, /u/CampinKate
* "Stop" by @Chronos#1609, /u/chronoshag
* "Under New Management" by @Chronos#1609, /u/chronoshag
He Wude

Grandfather (third generation of He Family)

## About

Head of the He Family.

'**I can use this blade to lay the foundation of He family, can you use this blade to prosper and protect the family?'** - He Wude to He Yiming.

Originally was an orphan. When he was a child, a Daoist from Heng Mountain who was proficient in medicine adopted him and he became a medicinal student. A few years later, He Wude descended the mountain and met He Laibao in Tianluo Country. The two, He Wude and He Laibao hit it off and became brothers since. He Wude and Hai Laibao don't know where their origins are from but since they met in Tianluo Country, they considered themselves as citizens from Tianluo Country. The surname of 'He' was given to him by his teacher.
Doki Doki! RainClouds

***Doki Doki! RainClouds*** is a horror/drama mod for *Doki Doki Literature Club!* made by Paul Chartres. It offers an interpretation of Sayori's perspective during the first act of DDLC.

## Synopsis

The mod walks you through the hardships and challenges Sayori had faced, one day at a time. While absolutely heartbreaking, the story also demonstrates that she had some good times as well. However, will she make it to the festival this time? You shall have to see for yourself...

## Development

*Doki Doki! RainClouds* was developed over the course of about a month. The author, Paul Chartres, originally announced the mod's existence on January 28th of 2018. The mod was soon released on February 23rd.

The mod had issues with using uncredited assets, but the issues seem to be resolved.
Doki Doki Mod Manager

Doki Doki Mod Manager is a downloadable mod manager that stores all mods the player has downloaded and can then play them, without worrying about the technical part of modding.

## How to use

Download the files from https://doki.space. There should be an app that can be opened, which tells you to download the original game. If you already have the original game in a file that hasn't been extracted, choose that one, but if not, download it. Then you can download mods, open the mod manager, click install DDLC, and choose the mod file. Then all you need to do is click on the name that you put in for the mod and it opens.
Doki Doki Christmas Carol Peluche

**Doki Doki Christmas Carol Peluche** is a *Doki Doki Literature Club!* mod created for and also the randomly selected chibi art commission prize winner of the DDMC 2019 Christmas Mod Challenge!

The original version of this mod released on December 25, 2019, and is no longer available for download. The newer version 0.2 released on February 29, 2020.

## Synopsis

DDCCP follows MC having another one of his moods and suddenly has to change himself for the better as a new person threatens his life and dreams by actually interacting on the holiday.

## References

1. ↑ GanstaKingofSA (December 25, 2019). "DDCCP, Mediocre Christmas Mod Release". *www.reddit.com*. Retrieved June 16, 2021.
Doki Doki Exit Music

**Doki Doki Exit Music** is a mod created by Oliver Norton revolving around Natsuki.

## Synopsis

The main character in this story decides to wake up Sayori, instead of going to school with Natsuki's cupcakes. This allows an entirely new story to be created, since Sayori lives and Monika doesn't restart the game. Not to mention that Monika doesn't appear to know about the fact that she's inside a game.

As the main character begins to spend time with Natsuki, the abusive nature of her relationship with her father becomes more detailed. The character will attempt to help Natsuki.

## Exit Music: Redux

On April 29, 2020, it was announced by Exit Music's creator on the Doki Doki Modification Club Discord server that a project to remake the mod was underway. The mod's remake is named **Exit Music: Redux**.

*Please see here for more info: Exit Music: Redux*

## Version 1.2 Update

On March 2nd, 2022, Wretched Team released the Version 1.2 update for the mod on MediaFire. This update resolved the issue with the infringing assets.
Doki Doki Changing Perspectives

**Doki Doki Changing Perspectives** is a *Doki Doki Literature Club!* mod, so named 'Changing Perspectives' because the player can view events through the perspectives of each of the four Dokis.

At the request of its author Karasilsothren, the full release-version of Doki Doki Changing Perspectives was taken down. The demo version, however, is still freely available for download.
Yuri Route

**Yuri Route** was a Yuri-focused *Doki Doki Literature Club!* mod. The mod was released on GitHub but has since been taken down by the original author.

Since its release, the mod's author has stated that they "hate this mod dearly", and have removed most public downloads.

1. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/DDLCMods/comments/7h6qm2/comment/du979m3/
Poems of Death

## Synopsis

Something murdered Monika; Mahlon and Natsuki saw it right in front of their eyes.

They don't know who did it. They only know that if someone knows they are witnesses, they're in terrible danger. When their friends notice something is going on, they all go into a spiral of fear, suspicion and betrayal they never thought they would experience. And when the killer has them cornered, Mahlon and his friends have to fight their way towards survival.

## Media

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Foreign Relations

*Doki Doki Literature Club: Foreign Relations* is a mod created by David Locklin. The mod is a route-based, romantic comedy story, with a total of 10 endings being achievable. It is currently in production, as has a demo available here.

## **Mod Synopisis:**

The official description for the mod is as follows: "This mod puts you in the shoes of a transfer student coming to Japan. Here, you will join the Literature Club and meet with it's lovely members. You have one year before you leave Japan and return home, but could a special someone you meet make you stay there longer? Or perhaps, could you take that special someone home with you?"

The mod also has custom music, sprites and CG's, with it's main gameplay change being a new stat system for players.
The Rule of Sylvanus

The Rule of Sylvanus (also known as "The Annals of the Sovereigns" or simply "The Book") is a collection of writings compiled by the Sovereigns of Cor Nova. Banned by the Imperium, it contains the guiding philosophy of the Sovereigns.

## Composition

The Rule was first written by Sylvanus, the first Sovereign, presumably as a way to pass wisdom to his daughter Aeva (the second Sovereign) and grandson Nicholas (the third), as well as their successors. Toward the end of their reigns, Aeva and Nicholas both added chapters to the book, starting the tradition of Sovereigns adding their own material to the total composition.

The content of these additions varies widely. Many Sovereigns included history, advice, and guidance of a practical nature. These sections (most prominently, those of Sylvanus, Aeva, and Heironymus) have been recommended reading for not only Sovereigns, but for all Cor Novans, as the principles contained therein could apply to anyone in authority: parents, teachers, employers, and so on. Other Sovereigns focused on more artistic expression. Notable examples include the work of Analisa, Obelius, and Proteus. Folk stories, songs, and poems all feature prominently in these entries. These stories almost always have a moral lesson to impart, most often in defense of truth and virtue.

## The Philomena Uprising

When Titus overthrew his brother Lorus, he almost immediately started a campaign of destroying books and other works that he deemed threatening to his rule. The Rule of Sylvanus was at the top of this list, and the first months of Titus's rule were marked by bloody resistance to the seizures. Dissidents like Veronica Stromm were very active in printing and distributing illegal copies of the Rule, as well as other works, seeking to keep resistance against Titus alive.

At the beginning of the Philomena Uprising, Basil Black receives a copy of the Rule from Anne Stormalong, along with the knowledge that he is to inherit the throne and become the next Sovereign. As it turns out, this particular copy had belonged to Lorus, and had been smuggled out of Carath soon after the reign of Titus began. Inside this copy, a verbal set of clues that has become known as The Song of the Bookeepers was inscribed on the inside of the cover. It was this clue that began Basil Black on his journey of reclaiming Cor Nova.
Cor Novan Year

The **Cor Novan Year** (also referred to as the **Nicholas Calendar** or the **Nicholas Wheel**) consists of six months, each containing 61 days. The system has its roots in the astronomical cycles of the sun, moon, and stars. It has been in place in some form since at least the time of the Great Scourge, and it has been found in records throughout the regions of Carath and beyond.

## The Months of the Cor Novan Year

* Summertide (Summer)
* Lammastide (Late Summer/Early Fall)
* Aevastide (Late Fall/EarlyWinter)
* Wintertide (Winter)
* Shrovetide (Late Winter/Early Spring)
* Linustide (Late Spring/Early Summer)

## History

As with any system, it has developed through time with the people who use it. There was some variation in the names of the seasons and in their precise beginnings and endings, with some months being given extra days to align with cultural celebrations and other events.

The official calendar of the Dominion was codified by the Sovereign Nicholas in the year 89.  The grandson of Sylvanus himself, and the third Sovereign to reign, Nicholas was known as an introverted and doubtful young man. It is believed that his mother Aeva (the daughter of Sylvanus) considered it necessary for Nicholas to reign while she could aid him, rather than waiting for her death or incapacitation. She stepped down from the Just Throne in the year 75. Within a few years, under his mother’s tutelage, Nicholas grew to become one of the greatest Sovereigns of history.

When Aeva passed from this life in the year 89, Nicholas codified the calendar in its present form. The month that was traditionally referred to as “Harvest” or “Autumn” was Aeva’s favorite, and she spent much of her retired life tending a small farm outside the growing city of Carath. For this reason, Nicholas renamed this month in honor of his mother: Aevastide. Correspondingly, he named the month on the opposite side of the year Linustide after his father, who had passed away in the year 73. For this reason, when the calendar is depicted in circular form, Aeva and Linus are often depicted standing on either side of it.

## From Lammastide to Linustide

“From Lammastide to Linustide” is a phrase often heard in Carath and nearby lands, referring to a period of time lived in adversity. It signifies the entirety of the year that is not spent in the tranquil beauty of Summertide. A common usage might appear as: "That Josephine is such an inspiration. It doesn't matter how bad things get, she's there from Lammastide to Linustide".
Airship Roles

Life on board ships is highly regimented, and a definite code of honor and convention keeps order among airmen, who take their roles very seriously.

## Officer Positions

Positions are listed in order of authority. In the event that the shipmaster is unable to command, the next highest officer will assume the shipmaster’s role. Some ships, depending on their size, may not have all of these roles.

* **Shipmaster**- Head of ship; ultimately in control of everything going on aboard.
* **Deckmaster** - Second-in-command; deals with concerns of crew directly, acting as the interface between the crew and shipmaster; he is in charge of the day-to-day operation of the vessel
* **Deckmaster’s mate** - The deckmaster’s assistant
* **Navigator**- manages navigation of vessel, plotting of courses; in smaller vessels, this role may be taken on by the shipmaster or other officers
* **Master-at-arms**- has control over all weapons on board, oversees combat drills, secures explosives and ammunition; on smaller vessels, the deckmaster usually assumes this role
* **Loadmaster** - has control of cargo storage, tabulates costs, revenues, profits, may have a mate with non-officer status
* **Machinist**- has control of mechanical and structural maintenance of the ship; usually has at least one mate with non-officer status

## Specialized Deckhand (Non-Officer) Positions

These specialists have particular roles aboard ship, but do not stand in the line of succession to assume a command role.

* **Helmsman** - responsible for steering the ship; one is on duty at all times
* **Ship’s medic** - responsible for the medical well-being of all on board; smaller vessels usually do not have one
* **Ship’s cook** - responsible for feeding the crew; quite a challenge on a vessel underway
* **Loadmaster’s mate** - assists the loadmaster
* **Machinist’s mate**  - assists the machinist

## Deckhand Positions

Most men working on an airship are common deckhands. They are often working toward a position as a specialized deckhand or officer.

* **Able Airman**- an airman with four or more years of experience
* **Airman** - an airman with less than four years of experience
Cor Novan Sky Almanac Wiki

## Welcome Aboard!

This wiki features excerpts from the document known as the **Cor Novan Sky Almanac**. Explore the backstories of your favorite characters, learn more about airships and how they work, travel through Cor Nova, and much more!

Did you stumble here from elsewhere? No worries, check out our story at www.SkyAlmanac.com!

As the podcast progresses, the information contained herein will be expanded and added to. Check the list of activity below.

## Navigate

Here are some of the topics you can explore. Be careful, though! You never know where your adventure will take you...

* People
* Airships
* Airship Mechanics
* Cor Novan History
* Cor Nova
* Creatures

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Fandom's Video Library.

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Touhou: the code of discovery

**Touhou: the code of discovery** is a Doki Doki Literature Club! mod crossover with the Touhou Project. The events take place when Monika, Sayori, Yuri, and Natsuki leave for the long awaited festival.

## Synopsis

Monika, Sayori, Yuri, and Natsuki leave for the festival, but when they return they are transported to another universe: The universe of the Touhou Project in the land of illusions. They will live a new adventure with the people of Gensokyo.

## Status

Downloads for *Touhou: the code of discovery* on Game Jolt and Media Fire were removed at an unknown date. The reason for this removal is about copyright from Team Shanghai Alice asset.

Downloads for the mod are no longer officially hosted on any site. the mod is not available for download anywhere online, officially.

1. ↑ Comment from author https://archive.ph/ESPck
Clip McElhaney

Clip (formally Roseclip) McElhaney was a member of the crew of Philomena, at the time of the Philomena Uprising.

## Background

Born in Misericordiae, McElhaney’s mother passed away when he was only about seven years old. Escaping the grip of his alcoholic father, young McElhaney joined a crew of similar lost boys who roamed the streets of Misericordiae by day and made shelter in the old city’s many holes and corners at night. It was at this time that McElhaney first met Nolan Paschal, who became a friend for life. Like most of the other boys, McElhaney shined shoes, delivered packages, and did manual labor until he was of an age to join a ship’s crew, at which point he learned the trade of airmanship.

## Appearance and Manner

McElhaney is small but wiry, with a bald head, a ready gap-toothed smile, and a quick wit. Quick to both love and anger, he’s a man known to begin fights and settle them. He also enjoys a good song and a good joke, the saltier the better. He is known to accompany himself on banjo.
Oculus

An Oculus (also known as a “spyglass” or “seeing glass”) is a common tool by airship officers to see objects far off.

## Origins

The oculus is in use throughout the airfaring cultures of Cor Nova. In Terra Alta, Misericordiae, and Korkyra, they’re most commonly produced with a collapsing metal body. The airmen of Stella Maris are known to make oculi of bamboo.

## Symbolic Use

In most areas, the oculus is symbolic of the command of specific vessel. A silver or gold oculus is carried by the shipmaster, while a brass or tin oculus may be carried by the deckmaster, deckmaster’s mate, and others. The oculus is often carved with the name or image of the vessel, and does not belong specifically to the officer, but rather to the vessel itself.    Therefore, when an officer leaves the service of a vessel, he has no more right to take the oculus with him than he does to take the ship’s wheel or her envelopes.
MEKA

MEKA

Formålet med MEKA-skemaet er at samle den data, man har over
sit produkt på en overskuelig og systematisk måde, så der kan blive skabt
overblik over hvilke belastninger produktet har på miljøet igennem dets levetid.
Der er primært fokus på de materialer, hjælpestoffer, og den energiforbrug
produktet har igennem dets levetid. Efter skemaet kan man med fordel uddybe de
punkter, man har beskrevet grundigere og forklare hvordan de oplysninger skal
fortolkes. Husk at beskriver hvordan dataene er indsamlet med kilder og
beregninger.

Tabel 1.
MEKA- skema

  MATERIALE

Under materiale/produktion skal der angives hvad og hvor
meget materiale eller ressourcer, der skal bruges for at lave produktet - husk
at medregne spild. Under materialer/brug/levetid skal der stå hvad for noget
ekstra materiale, der er nødvendigt for at kunne bruge produktet, og hvad der
skal til for at vedligeholde produktet. Ved materiale/bortskaffelse kan man
angive om, man kan genvinde noget materiale ved bortskaffelse, fx plast til
genbrug.

Under energi/produktion vil man kunne angive, hvor meget
energi, der skal bruges for at producere produktet, fx i form at elektricitet,
olie eller gas. Under energi/brug/levetid vil man kunne skrive, hvor meget
energi der vil blive forbrugt når man anvender produktet og evt. hvor meget
energi der skal bruges på at vedligeholde produktet. Under energi/bortskaffelse
skal man skrive hvor meget energi, der skal bruges til at bortskaffe produktet,
og om der kan genvindes energi fx i form af varme, hvis et produkt skal
bortskaffes ved forbrænding.

Under kemikalier/produktion skal der angives hvilke
kemikalier, der indgår i produktet og i processen hvormed produktet skabes.  Under kemikalier/brug/levetid skal der stå
hvilke stoffer der skal benyttes under brug af produktet og hvilke stoffer der
skal bruges til at vedligeholde produktet. Under Kemikalier/bortskaffelse kan
man skrive hvilke kemikalier der bliver udledt til miljøet.

Under punktet ”Andet” kan man tilføje forhold som man mener
er vigtigt at vide for den samlede vurderingen af produktet. For eksempel hvad
kemikalier under produktion kan betyde for arbejdere (meget kort). Oftest vil
man i dette punkt anføre ting som ikke er konkrete og vanskeligt kan måles.

KILDE: Kirsten Pommer og Pernille Bech fra Teknologisk
Institut og Henrik Wenzel, Nina Caspersen og Stig Irving Olsen fra Instituttet
for Produktudvikling. Håndbogen er udgivet af Miljøstyrelsen (Miljø- og
Energiministeriet), maj 2000.
The Song of the Bookkeepers

The Song of the Bookkeepers is a poem in five stanzas, inscribed on the inner cover of Basil Black's copy of The Rule of Sylvanus. It is the primary clue followed by Basil Black and the crew of Philomena as they began their journey in The Philomena Uprising.

## Text

*Three for one, one from three*

*A world turned back, the light to see*

*Three for one, a dreadful choice*

*To make the Sovereign find his voice.*

*The Sovereign’s heart, in living sea*

*‘Neath bleeding elm and twisted tree*

*Only one and one alone*

*Lonely is the shadow throne.*

*The Sovereign’s arm, the strength that reigns*

*In the frozen north remains*

*Beneath the Old Man’s Tooth she sleeps*

*Colleena of the valley deep.*

*The Sovereign’s eye, that sees from height,*

*Turns on brows of wooden sight.*

*Third and sixth and third once more.*

*At Ivory’s first, behind the door.*

*Three for one, one from three*

*A world turned back, the light to see.*

*Let Cor Novan hills rejoice*

*When the Sovereign finds his voice.*

## References

The first stanza clearly indicates that only by gathering the three relics of Sylvanus will the new Sovereign, Basil, gain the power to defeat the Imperium Titus. Each of the following lines indicates the location of one particular relic. The Sovereign's Heart refers to the Riverstone Amulet, the Sovereign's Arm the Elm Staff, and the Sovereign's Eye the Astral Crown.
Airship Types

There are many types of airship found in Cor Nova, each specifically tailored to the culture, climate, and need of the many different peoples within the Dominion. A few specific types are noted below.

## Civilian Vessels

* **Clipper** - a small, sleek ship that can travel at a high rate of speed; not suitable for cargo. Popular as a personal craft for rich Cor Novans, or for use in smuggling. The finest of these are constructed in Terra Alta.
* **Courser** - mid-size ship that favors speed over cargo; often used for more time-sensitive trade-routes and high-value goods
* **Freighter** - mid-size ship for cargo use; they typically have 2-3 envelopes; Philomena and Grace of the Cedars are examples of freighters
* **Caravel** - mid-size ship popular in Stella Maris; highly maneuverable and adaptable to high-wind environments
* **Skiff** - small ship used over short distances, most commonly in ports
* **Cruiser** - typically very large pleasure ship; these are often utilized as transport liners for the upper class to move around the Dominion

## Military Vessels

* **Interceptor** - A specialized skiff; they are fast, maneuverable, and difficult to hit because of their size. They are often used as scouting vessels.
* **Dreadnought** - A three-enveloped attack vessel; the workhorse of the Imperium (formerly Sovereign) Fleet
* **Battleship** - A four-enveloped attack vessel; they can usually be found leading a battlegroup of dreadnoughts and are often commanded by an Admiral
* **Ship-of-the-Line** - A five-enveloped attack vessel; a fortress in the sky. These massive vessels are designed to withstand any attack, while dealing intense punishment to all comers
Nolan Paschal

Nolan Paschal was a member of the crew of Philomena during the Philomena Uprising.

## Background

Paschal’s parents were drifters moving along the Road of Sylvanus, often between Terra Alta and Misericordiae. Paschal doesn’t talk about the circumstances of his childhood, only to say that relations between he and his parents were strained. When he was ten, he left their wagon home at Misericordiae City to join a group of boys about his age, where he met young Clip McElhaney. Paschal’s strong, silent demeanor proved an excellent counterweight to the more exuberant McElhaney, and the two became fast friends and business partners. When they enlisted on board their first airship, they did so together.

## Appearance and Manner

Tall and wide, Paschal is an imposing figure. He is liberally tattooed with a full beard, usually wearing a coarse black cap, jacket, and black boots that he keeps meticulously oiled. He speaks little, but seems to enjoy whittling. He’s often seen with a small knife in hands, displaying particular skill in carving birds.
Tainted Love

**Tainted Love** is a horror mod for *Doki Doki Literature Club!*. Its events take place after the original game, when Monika and the main character have graduated. Other characters are talked about, but never seen.

In Tainted Love, the main character spends the summer after graduation at his grandmothers house, which also happens to be near Kotonoha's (an original character) house. Monika also comes in later to spend time with him, until feelings and competition get intense between the two girls. This mod is part of the *Perfect World Anthology*. Doki Doki Tainted Love: Toxic Lust, a redux, is currently in development by the creator.

## Plot summary

MC arrives at a train station, where Kotonoha greets him. They spend time together for about a day when Monika comes too. That night, both girls send him a text almost at the same time, each telling him to meet her at a spot, the park for Kotonoha and a bridge overlooking a lake for Monika. Of course, MC can only choose one, but the other girl never seems too upset over being left waiting all night. One day, all three go to an arcade where they play a claw machine. Monika and Kotonoha try and fail to get a teddy bear, but MC gets it after a few tries. He then faces the decision of whom to give it to.

### Give it to Monika

If the player decides to give it to Monika, Kotonoha becomes jealous. Kotonoha and Monika secretly meet in the park, where Monika tells Kotonoha that the fight is over, and she's won. The next day, Monika and MC spend time together, only to be interrupted my Kotonoha. She knocks him out with a bat and stabs Monika.

### Give it to Kotonoha

If the player chooses to give it to Kotonoha, later that night it's seen that Monika gets taken over by an entity labeled "Dark Monika." MC and Kotonoha meet in his room the next day when they talk about how much they love each other when they are interrupted by Monika who knocked him out and kills Kotonoha. When he wakes up, Monika greets him. When he tries to run away, Monika finds him and kills him.

### Keep it

The next day, Monika comes over, thinks that MC doesn't love her more than Kotonoha, so she kills him. When Kotonoha finds out what Monika has done, she finds her and kills her.
North Sinoi

North Sinoi is a country located in north-eastern Sinoisea, west of Karthstan.

## History

North Sinoi is a rather young country, only being discovered in 1783, as the large mountain ranges covering the border made access complicated. This also stunted its growth in early periods, relying heavily on trade ships for supplies. The rather low lying western plains are very fertile though, meaning that agriculture was very easily done, and that the population grew incredibly quickly.

In 1845-1847, there was a very bloody and short Civil War, having confirmed that there was over 150,000 fatalities, in a country with a population of only 414,000 at the time. This helped shape the way that North Sinoi operates today, being a very liberal nation.

After large gold deposits were discovered in the south eastern portion of the country, in 1913, a large amount of immigrants migrated to North Sinoi. The largest gold nugget in the world was also found in the regional city of Tetinga. Sadly, many of these gold rich towns have been on the decline, with a small amount of the very remote ones being fully abandoned.

North Sinoi has taken many steps to be inclusive, such as being one of the first nations to legalise gay marriage, in 1989.

##### see, January 27th Bombings

On January 27th, in the middle of the Nore war, North Sinoi was heavily struck by ICBM's launched by Nore. Civilian casualties are estimated to be around 500,000. A large memorial was built in commemoration of those lost in the historic gardens outside of the Parliament building in Belmont.

## Demographics

North Sinoi currently has a population of around 27 million, according to the 2013 census.

The 3 largest cities are

* Belmont, the capital: 5.6 million
* Gembrook: 4.6 million
* Elmwick: 4.1 million

Around 9% of the population resides on the countless islands (1,437) that are claimed by North Sinoi. The largest being Orange Island, named after the orange flowers that are found exclusively on the island, which is off the west coast of the mainland.
Francis Lightlas

Francis Lightlas was an airman, shipmaster, and trade businessman working in Misericordiae during the time of the Philomena Uprising. He was the owner of the Fields Trading and Supply Company and shipmaster of *Philomena* following the death of Augustus Fields.

## Origins

In his youth, Lightlas was a large-framed man of powerful build. But a life in the sky has left his face windburnt and lined with wrinkles, his back stooped, his hair and neat beard white. He is intellectually as sharp as ever, known for quick judgment and the fearlessness of a man accustomed to danger. He is also (often unusual for men of his profession) known as a neat and tasteful dresser.

Known to be a private man, Lightlas shared little of his early days with those around him. But at least since the mid 820’s, he was known in Misericordiae as a formidable talent in the shipping industry, serving as loadmaster for a wide variety of different routes and vessels. All of these were under conducted under the auspices of the Fields Trading and Supply Company. Lightlas and Augustus Fields were good friends and even better allies in business.

## Merchant's Rebellion and Aftermath

During the Misericordiae Merchant's Rebellion, in resistance to the embargoes of the Imperium Titus, Lightlas fought alongside Augustus Fields. Some witnesses report that he assumed command of *Philomena* following the death of Fields and was the sole reason the ship survived the rest of the battle. He served a brief time in an Imperium prison before being released. If he had been imprisoned only a few months later, he would most likely have been sent to forced labor in the Abyss. Following the failed rebellion, Lightlas was on the move, never staying in one port long. He often took on work as a loadmaster, but other endeavors took up much of his time.

## Philomena Uprising

In 839, Lightlas took command of the Fields Trading and Supply Company and it’s lone vessel: the now-cradled ship Philomena, after receiving a highly lucrative shipping contract from a mysterious source. He then assembled a crew for the vessel, most notably Cyprian Fields, beginning his role in the Philomena Uprising.
Mariana Devil

Mariana Devil is a female character and is a secondary villain in Zingers. Mariana is Camilla's  mother and Ernani's  wife.

## Personality

Mariana is very rude and closed. She is rather bitter, but she loves her husband and her daughter and does everything to help them and protect them. Sometimes she has feelings for herself. Mariana is a person who likes to see others suffer.
Fungalhoof Qiriq

Unlike their solitary Umberhorn Qiriq cousins, the Fungalhoof variant will occassionally run in herds. It is toxic to most creatures, especially their horn. Incredibly toxic, the horn can be hollowed to hold and enhance dangerous poisons or lashed to the front of spears.

These toxins however, actually provide fantastic nutrients for mushrooms. As they travel, these creatures leave a trail of vibrant fungi in their wake. Tracking a Fungalhoof Qiriq is easy; surviving an encounter with one is less so.

Assessment: Highly toxic. Avoid.

* **Challenge** 5 (1800 XP)
* **Armor Class** 18 (natural armor)
* **Hit Points** 97 (15d8 + 30)
* **Speed** 40 ft.

* **Skills** Perception +3
* **Damage Resistances** necrotic
* **Damage Immunities** poison
* **Condition Immunities** Poisoned
* **Senses** passive Perception 13
* **Languages** Common, Abyssal

**Actions**

* ***Multiattack***. The qiriq makes two attacks: one with its hooves and one with its horn.

* ***Hooves***. Melee Weapon Attack: +7 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. *Hit*: 15 (2d4 + 10) bludgeoning damage.

* ***Horn***. Melee Weapon Attack: +7 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. *Hit*: 9 (1d6 + 6) piercing damage and 4 (1d8) poison damage. The target makes a DC 14 Constitution check, and is Poisoned for 1 minute on failed saving throw.
Bloodfly

## Bloofly (Adult)

Relentless and numerous, the bloodfly have a sting as powerful as most wasps. These these territorial insects can cause an unsightly rash at the location of a bite. They frequently trasmit devastating diseases to those not vaccinated.

Assessment: Avoid. Edible in an emergency.

Taste: Do not eat raw. When boiled, it reduces to a mush and although edible, tastes like cement. When fried into a crispy brown, it still tastes terrible. Like salty almonds.

### Abilities

* **Challenge** 1/8 (25 XP)
* **Armor Class** 10 (Natural Armor)
* **Hit Points** 6 (2d4 + 2)
* **Speed** 10 ft., fly 50 ft.

* **Damage Resistences** Poison
* **Senses** passive Perception 10

#### Actions

* ***Sting***. *Melee Weapon Attack:* +4 to hit, reach 5 ft., one creature. Hit: 6(2d4 + 1) piercing damage.
* ***Bite***. *Melee Weapon Attack:* +4 to hit, reach 5 ft., one creature. Hit: 2(1d4) piercing damage. The target must make a dc 10 constitution check, taking 2d6 poison damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

## Bloodfly Maggot

Immature young of the bloodfly, nature's greatest and most resilient clean-up crew. Disease can't kill these little buggers, maybe you'll have better luck?

Assessment: Mostly harmless.

Taste: Rich, creamy maggots.

### Abilities

* **Challenge** 1/8 (25 XP)
* **Armor Class** 9 (natural armor)
* **Hit Points** 4 (1d6 + 1)
* **Speed** 10 ft., climb 10 ft., burrow 5 ft.

* **Skills** Stealth +2
* **Damage Vulnerabilities** Piercing
* **Damage Resistences** Poison
* **Senses** passive Perception 10

* ***Burrower.*** The bloodfly maggot can burrow through creatures with soft flesh. While burrowing, the bloodfly maggot's attacks are made with advantage. The maggot can only target the creature it is attached to.

#### Actions

* ***Bite.** Melee Weapon Attack.* +3 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 4 (1d6 + 1) piercing damage.
Basil Black

Basil Black was a young physician working in the humble mining town of Osmara in the province of Korkyra. He was later a key figure in the Philomena Uprising.

## Description

A small-framed boy of fourteen, Basil has dark hair, blue eyes, and wears round iron spectacles. He possesses a formidable intellect, and is intensely interested in medicine, physiology, and the natural sciences.

## Early Life

Very little is known of Basil’s origin. According to some accounts, a pale-skinned, blue-eyed baby boy swaddled in green linens was found by the wreck of a wagon on one of the harsh roads leading to Osmara. Residents believe that Basil’s parents were migrants who were attacked by mordonocs or bandits. In any case, Basil was adopted by Osmara patriarch and metallurgist Thon Black as a very young child in approximately 824.

The young Basil was not physically robust and didn’t excel at any of the sports that young boys play in Korkyran mining towns. Instead, he seemed consumed with the quest for knowledge. He acquired books, and seemed particularly interested in the natural world around him. His study of insects, birds, and work animals eventually led him to the study of medicine and health. By the age of 11, he was reading large (illegal) texts on medicine procured by a bemused Thon Black. For the most part, the townsfolk did not take his abilities seriously, although he was called on a time or two to handle sick feed animals. This changed after a mining disaster in 835, in which seven miners were killed. Several accounts from townspeople agree that that number would have been significantly higher had Basil not been on hand to deal with serious wounds.

## Philomena Uprising

Basil was fourteen when his tranquil life in Osmara was suddenly interrupted. An injured messenger collapsed at the Osmara town gate, apparently poisoned by the Imperium Fleet. Before dying, the messenger informed Basil that he was a Bookkeeper, indeed one of the last ones. To do his duty as a Bookkeeper, he must find and travel on the airship known as *Philomena* out of Misericordiae. As the messenger dies, his pursuers catch up with him. The Imperium Fleet, headed by Grand Admiral Lysandros Rast, lands at Osmara. In the ensuing attack, Thon Black is killed. In his last act, he sends Basil on his way to Misericordiae via a secret passage.
Aether

Aether is a lighter-than-air gaseous substance that has a number of applications, most notably allowing the use of airships.

## Origins

Aether occurs naturally in some areas of Cor Nova, and appears to have a relationship to geology. Natural vents (typically found among mountains or canyons) allow aether to escape into the atmosphere. When these vents occur aboveground (called terrestrial vents), aether appears as whitish wisps that ascend rapidly into the air. Underwater, the vents produce seemingly limitless streams of silvery bubbles that rushing upward, creating “aether boils” on the surface. Whether aether forms as a result of chemical reaction between substances in the crust or merely seeps from areas lower down is unclear. While aether seems to be a highly non-reactive substance, it is not breathable and will suffocate a human within a minute or two. However, there are some plant and animal species that rely on aether as part of their life cycle.

## Use in Aetheronautics

Aether is collected for use in airships and other applications primarily through underwater vents. A system of “bells” suspended above aether vents capture aether bubbles, directing the aether into a series of casks. A compression mill (usually powered by a wind or water mill) then compresses the aether into sequentially higher-pressure casks. This operation makes the collection of aether an expensive and dangerous business. Some methods have shown promise with collecting aether from terrestrial vents, but underwater vents continue to be the standard.

On board a ship, aether is most commonly contained in casks in the shipcore. When needed, the machinist releases aether into the envelopes, treated canvas gasbags filled with sea sponges. When the ship needs to descend, the aether is released to the atmosphere via valves in the envelopes.
Grace of the Cedars

Grace of the Cedars was a three-enveloped freighter that operated out of Terra Alta.

## Service History

*Grace of the Cedars* was built in Terra Alta by Windworks Shipwrights in 801. Originally dubbed *Eliza Green*, she was bought by the Abernathy Trade Union and ran a Misericordiae-Terra Alta circuit for several years. When Abernathy Trade Union was absorbed by the Big Windy Trading Company in 817, the owner of that company renamed the ship in honor of his twin sister. The two had grew up in the cedar forests of Old Meronymy and had moved to Terra Alta in their early teens. The sister never forgot the land of their childhood and often longed to return there. She wrote a poem, one section of which is reprinted here:

> "*I have seen true beauty, Ever green and ever new,*
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> How miraculous, the grace of the cedars.*"*
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## Cyprian Fields

In the 839, Cyprian Fields signed on as a deckhand on *Grace of the Cedars,* the last tour he was to undertake before becoming involved in the flight of *Philomena* and the Philomena Uprising. During a trip to Terra Alta, *Grace of the Cedars* encountered a group of trained mordonocs. In the ensuing battle, Cyprian mounted an offensive that killed two of the creatures, which belonged to bandit lord Bartimaeus Cain. In the ensuing battle, *Grace of the Cedars* was severely damaged and several of her crew injured or killed. Cain's minions captured Cyprian, leaving *Grace of the Cedars* and what remained of her crew behind.
Veronica Stromm

Veronica Stromm was a dissident writer and printer active during the reign of the Imperium Titus. Later a de-facto member of the crew of merchant frigate *Philomena*, she was a key figure in the Philomena Uprising.

## Description

Graceful and confident, Veronica is the perfect synthesis of her professor father and artist mother.  She has dark, straight hair, olive skin, and brown eyes, characteristics typical of the regions of northern Terra Alta and eastern Stella Maris.

## Early Life

Veronica was born in 824 to Hector and Amelia Stromm. The city of Azimuth, the second largest city of Terra Alta, is well-known as the hometown of Cor Nova’s most prestigious schools and university. Hector Stromm was a professor of history at one such institution, and was highly respected in his field. A master of conversation, accomplished fencer, and player of games, he used all of these talents to cultivate a large social circle. Amelia Stromm was held in almost equal esteem. An artist working in oil and plaster media, her work was featured throughout Azimuth and Terra Alta, most notably a series of murals in the Palace of the Lord Grand Malik. Veronica was born to the Stromms later in life than either would have expected, and both worked hard to pour their wisdom into their daughter. Lucky for them, Veronica proved to be a precocious and talented child.

Unfortunately, Veronica’s birth and young childhood roughly coincided with the rise of the Imperium Titus. Loyal to the Sovereigns, the Stromms became involved with the Bookkeepers in their underground opposition to Titus. Certain of the moral necessity of their work, but fearful that they would be discovered and risk Veronica’s safety, Hector and Amelia sent their daughter to school in Terra Alta for long periods of time.

## Active Dissident

Veronica excelled in school, but was constantly worried about her parents’ activities. Finally, a rumor reached her that her parents had been compromised. She left school and returned to Azimuth, only to find that her worst suspicions were confirmed. Her father had been killed by an Imperium Fleet task force led by Admiral Khyber Ambry, and her mother had been imprisoned.

While the Bookkeepers were originally highly resistant to the idea of taking on a fourteen-year-old girl, they were won over by Veronica’s intelligence and persistence. Finding it too painful to live and work in Terra Alta or Azimuth, Veronica joined a group of forgers and printers working in Misericordiae. She published inflammatory literature under the pen name “Lily of the Valley” and organized the printing of illegal copies of The Rule of Sylvanus. It was during one such operation, hidden in an abandoned section of Misericordiae’s River Carillon, that Veronica was cornered by Khyber Ambry himself. She narrowly avoided being captured by the admiral, but was shot and injured by his soldiers during her escape. By a twist of fate, the wounded Veronica hid in an open shipping crate in Misericordiae’s Keel Hill shipping district. This crate was destined to be loaded onto the merchant frigate *Philomena*, beginning Veronica’s journey as a part of the Philomena Uprising.