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Aerial Unit "Charybdis"

### Purpose

Fumigate remote areas of Tritium, infect whitelisted targets, record target information when possible, fumigate/shoot company traitors and high-priority targets. If target escapes, dial a nearby Artillery Unit with target's database ID. Alert dialed unit of changed, obscured, or removed discrepancies.

### Weakness(es)

High-explosive/incendiary weapons, direct exposure to temperatures over 2,378 degrees Fahrenheit.

### Intelligence rating

6/10

Aerial Unit "Charybdis", also called Charybdis or Chary, is a 400 meter long replica of the Greek monster of the same name, featuring bulky armor made of reinforced steel that's specifically designed to stop most types of commercially available ammunition, including Brimstone rounds. Charybdis is equipped with various weapons and enough bedrooms to fit 100 crew members. She specializes in at a glance target recognition through key features such as fur color, eye color, species, clothing choice, gender, apparent height, and discrepancies; which is Chary's word for miscellaneous, non-categorized features that both stand out and can be traced to a specific individual. She can also process vocal commands, recall events that happened within a certain amount of months, communicate with Death Row, Kiln, and other Artillery Units at a moment's notice, and use SONAR pulses, night vision, or thermal imaging to avoid crashing into buildings or detect targets in snowstorms and dark environments. Because of these features, it's entirely possible that Charybdis is a trained artificial intelligence model, although certain emails found on Kiln's computer suggest she has morals or even partial sentience (or is personally conflicting with herself to avoid breaking the laws of robotics).

Even though her armor must weigh literal megatons (assuming its made of 100% solid steel), Charybdis continues to defy the laws of gravity by taking flight anyway. Death Row even questions this, as there are two notes attached to her record file that read; "this should NOT be able to fly - mgmt" and "did getting a master's in engineering teach you about gravity!? - boss". Larger calibers may put a sizable dent in Charybdis' armor, although dragon's breath rounds effortlessly melt through due to their average temperature of 3,000-4,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Water bullets sometimes pierce her armor, although they only pierce through one side and do not affect her circuit boards.

## Features

Aside from bulletproof and heat resistant armor, SONAR/thermal detection, and precise target recognition, Charybdis can also dock light Ground Units, such as Dullahan and Zihra and charge their batteries at the cost of increased fuel consumption, and detect internal and external damage.

Her major line of defense is a collapsible gatling gun mounted on her stomach, which has a long effective range to accommodate for high altitudes. Alongside this, she has two fumigators with different functions; one for expelling nerve agents to stun or incapacitate a target, and one for infecting victims, turning them into Gnawers over time.
Canned Beets (Unnamed Dungeon Crawler)

## Canned Beets

### In-game description

If the player isn't playing as Beetrix: A can of freshly cut beets submerged in a dark red stock. They heal 1 Red Heart and grant 1/2 a Banished Heart.If the player is playing as Beetrix: A can of beets with a strong, rejuvenating aftertaste. They refill Beetrix's Adrenaline meter and grant 1 Banished Heart.

### Effects

Refills Beetrix's Energy and Adrenaline, heals 1 Red Heart, and provides a Banished Heart (or half Banished Heart).

Canned Beets is a food item in Unnamed Dungeon Crawler that's bought from Intermission Floor shops. Only 1 can be held at a time.

Canned Beets, if consumed by Beetrix, will instantly refill his Energy and Adrenaline, granting him a full Banished Heart instead of its halved variant.
Samson's Skull

Samson's Skull is a unique Melee weapon that uses both James' fists and a returning jawbone to deal damage. It is naturally imbued with Brimstone, although it cannot set enemies ablaze. Taking damage enough times fills a "rage" meter, which is activated by pressing spacebar. When activated, James with scream, his defense, stamina, pain tolerance, and attack speed will be doubled, and his fists will be coated in Brimstone Flames. Damaging an enemy while enraged will lower the rage meter until it hits zero, after which James will go back to normal.

### In-game description and moveset

A human skull engulfed in Brimstone Flames. It gives James complete mastery over hand-to-hand combat, and is a gift from Exon, the Overlord of Mercy. It can only be used by James, and its damage scales with progression.

Taking damage fills up a "rage" meter that, when full, provides several noticeable stat boosts. Dealing damage while enraged lowers the rage meter.

Holding CTRL while approaching an enemy causes James to tackle them to the ground, after which he will use his fist to punch a hole in their head. This only works on certain enemies.

Right-click to throw a returning jawbone that ricochets towards its targets, dealing non-burning Brimstone damage.

Spamming left-click throws a barrage of punches, followed by a critical strike.

Holding right-click will use the jawbone to deflect an attack.

Taking damage will automatically perform a [relatively weak] spin attack.

Pressing R consumes health to shoot a shotgun spread of broken bones.

### Trivia

* This weapon's attacks reference Samson, a biblical figure known for defeating an entire army with the jawbone of a donkey.
* Its spin attack references the Donkey Jawbone from *The Binding of Isaac: Antibirth*.
* In Valhalla: The Story of the First Sage, Samson is The Doctor's father.
* Wielding this weapon with the Red Sweatband provides an extra 5% damage and 7% critical strike chance, at the cost of Samson’s Skull only attacking in 4-punch bursts. This is a nod to both Undertale (specifically the Tough Glove + Manly Bandana) and Samson from The Binding of Isaac.
Sten (Unnamed Dungeon Crawler)

## Sten

### Description

A steampunk plague doctor armed with a lever-action rifle, a mechanical dagger, and a flintlock pistol. He can hold his breath to increase his accuracy and slow down enemy projectiles... at the cost of Energy.

### Damage

7 (base damage), 23 (rifle), 7 (auto-dagger), 15 (pistol)

## Lore & appearance

### Height

5'4

Sten is a playable character in Unnamed Dungeon Crawler with a heavy steampunk aesthetic, two bullet holes in his blazer, and a large inhalator on his back. In other installments of the series, it's confirmed that both of Sten's lungs were punctured, meaning his inhalator is a pair of mechanical lungs. This is backed up by the chugging sound that plays when Sten holds his breath or takes damage, signaling an increase/decrease in his heart rate. Sten is unlocked by default, but in the Tritium Coast version, he is unlocked by finding his rifle near the river in Geiger and restoring it with the help of Raiju.

## Strategy

When playing as Sten, it's important to conserve Energy during boss fights, as his Energy meter refills slower than other characters. It takes 3 seconds for him to replenish one unit of Energy, but this counter resets when he takes damage. Items that consume health, such as The Accumulator, will also replenish Sten's Energy, although they always consume 1 full heart. Flicker is a good passive item, as it has a 12% chance of making him phase through projectiles (20% when he holds his breath).

## Synergies

* Lavender Ampoule: Sten gains infinite Energy while invincible, but can't hold his breath.
* Devil Energy Drink: Sten becomes invincible for 5 seconds, but loses half a heart. Also increases his damage by 6.
* Medi-Cola: Heals 1.5 hearts and 3 Energy.
* Rush Hour! Energy Drink: Grants 2 temporary points of Energy instead of 1. Also reduces the time it takes for Sten to cycle his repeater.
* Eye of The Beholder: Consumes significantly less Charge.
* Spare Battery: Grants less charge, refills 2 Energy when used.
Ether (Unnamed Dungeon Crawler)

## Ether

### Description

An agile kitsune with an inhuman perception of stealth and coordination. She enters Searneryll with a GLOCK 19-S and a wickedly sharp Katana.

## Lore & appearance

### Height

6'5

Ether is a playable character in Unnamed Dungeon Crawler who originates from Tritium. She's one of the most agile characters in the game, and will auto-attack any enemies within her katana's range, even if she's holding a different weapon. She cannot swing her katana while shooting.

She also starts with Dead Silence and Lingchi, two spells that cost 3 Mana each.

## Gameplay

Ether has a few hidden mechanics that make her an all around passive-aggressive character. First and foremost, she is able to turn most heart types into improvised grenades (with the exception of Red Hearts and Amethyst Hearts), each of which have a different effect upon exploding.

Armored Grenades explode into long-range bits of shrapnel that get stuck in enemies. If Ether gets hit by a piece of shrapnel, it will be converted into 3-4 SMG bullets.

Mana Grenades explode into a short-ranged burst of stars that replenish Ether's Mana.

Banished Grenades will explode into a cloud of smoke that deplete a large portion of its targets' maximum health, binding them in chains for a few seconds. If Ether gets caught in this smoke, she will make a coughing noise, but will become invisible to nearby enemies (yes, including bosses).

### Dead Silence

Upon casting Dead Silence, Ether will become engulfed in black smoke, leaving only two white eyes and a dark purple sheen. In this state, she is much slower, but cannot be seen by enemies. Any enemies that already spotted her will be inflicted with Fear.

Upon walking up to any enemy or boss minion, the player will be given a "euthanize" prompt. Pressing E will cause Ether to uncloak herself, shooting a full magazine of bullets through the victim with her pistol. Each bullet will travel towards a different enemy, although they're more likely to target enemies that are above 80% of their maximum health.

### Lingchi

Upon casting Lingchi, Ether will be shielded from all damage, but she will be forced to wield her katana. Upon hitting any enemy, she will rapidly slice them apart, rapidly draining their health. The spell's effects wear off shortly afterward, although she will lose half a Red Heart.
Pancakes (Unnamed Dungeon Crawler)

## Pancakes

### In-game description

A triad of soft, liberally buttered pancakes with walnuts mixed into the batter. No matter your preference, only the meager can refuse such an affair.

### Effects

Heals 1.5 Red Hearts, provides 1 Mana Heart, and heals 3 Energy

### Uses

Reduces Korth's prices

Pancakes are a food item that can be bought from the Pack Rats on Intermission Floors. They heal 1.5 Red Hearts, grant 1 Mana Heart, and restore 3 Energy. They can also be given to Korth to receive a free Charge weapon, a shotgun/pistol/revolver from his own shop, or mid-quality item from Jude's shop, plus a 20% discount for the rest of the playthrough.

## Dialogue

### When the player orders Pancakes:

**Skink**: "ONE SERVING OF FLAPJACKS! HEAT THE STOVE UP, BOYS!"

**Filet**: "Hehe... roger that, boss."

**Manti**: "On it! Just gimmie time to find the butter!"

**Filet**: "Pan's nice n hot... Hehe... even the air's startin' to sizzle."

### When the player gives Pancakes to Korth:

**Korth** (when rewarding the player with an item from his shop): "How'd you guess my favorite food...? Oh well... I owe ya one. Take this off my hands, these don't sell good no more."

**Alt. Dialogue**: "\*Sniffle\*... Thanks, buddy... T-take this from my shop... I'll be... h-holding back tears for a while..."

**Korth** (when giving the player an item from Jude's shop): "Pancakes...? Mmm... you shouldn't have, [name of character]. ...Here, Jude gave me this thing a looong way back. Think you can give it a good home?"

## Trivia

* Giving Pancakes to Korth unlocks the "short stack" achievement.
Archamian Sundial (DLC)

### Effects

Transforms The Overworld and all playable characters to their Dulled reflections. Also puts a dark filter on the screen.

### Source

Dropped by Dea Manere

The Archamian Sundial is an item in My Normal Obsession: The Second Mirror. It transforms every playable character into their Dulled or "best case scenario" variants. This item is not to be confused with the Dulled Hourglass, an item in the base game that transforms characters to their Archamian, or "worst case scenario" variants. Viewer discretion is advised when viewing that page, especially since it contains heavy topics such as r-pe.
Rush Hour! Energy Drink (UDC)

## Rush Hour! Energy Drink

### In-game description

"Give your heart the wakeup call it needs! (Rush Hour is not responsible for injuries related to caffeine overdosing, cocaine addiction, or drug-induced violence."A Searneryll energy drink with 860 milligrams of caffeine and a trace dose of cocaine. It's very strenuous on the heart, but at least it increases your Energy!

### Effects

Removes 1 heart container, but doubles movement speed for the current floor and increases the player's Energy by 2-4 points for the rest of the Dungeon. Also deals half a Red Heart of damage and damages 1 Armored Heart.

### Uses

Very useful during boss fights, assuming the player has enough health.

Rush Hour! Energy Drinks are one of the four major energy drinks in Unnamed Dungeon Crawler. It's the most unhealthy of them all, as it contains 860 milligrams of caffeine and a small dose of cocaine, a highly illegal stimulant. It completely removes 1 container, breaks 1 Armored Heart, and deals half a Red Heart of damage, further alluding to its massive health risk.

It adds a few points temporary Energy that lasts for the rest of the Dungeon.
Korth (Unnamed Dungeon Crawler)

### In-game description

A simple gunslinger with a knack for old-school arms. He smells of weed and alcohol.

### Drops

.357 "Panther" or M-28 Revolver

Korth is a shopkeeper and playable character in Unnamed Dungeon Crawler who wears cowboy-esque clothing and wields antique (or old-looking) guns, such as a .357 "Panther" (which is modeled after the Korth Mongoose), M-28 (Smith & Wesson Model 28), and the Double-Barrel Shotgun (Winchester Model 21). He often has a saddened or angry tone when speaking, especially towards Jude and Nexus.

## Korth

### Description

A firearm collector and gunslinger who enters The Temple with a Luger and a M-28 Revolver. He has low Energy and Mana, but always gets a discount on his shop items.

## As a Playable Character

As a playable character, Korth has a few interesting quirks that set him apart from other characters. First of all, he gets massive discounts on items from his shop, which is now run by his friend Alison. However, he can only buy one item per dungeon, and has a 50/50 chance of getting either massively increased prices or denial of service from Jude and Nexus. He also starts with the Speedloader, an item that increases the reload speed of most pistols and rifles. Sometimes, Nexus will hold Korth at gunpoint, spewing threats until he leaves. If Korth tries to fight back, Nexus will attack with an Electric Repeater, dealing 1 heart of damage with each shot.

In Multiplayer, Korth cannot pick up items bought from another player (assuming said item was bought from Nexus, Jude, or Alison). However, he can temporarily run his shop, selling guns to other players for money. This actively benefits all players, since Korth has lower prices overall (although Korth cannot buy items from other players).

## Lore (HEAVY SPOILERS AHEAD!)

In terms of his actual backstory, only a few tidbits of information are available (mainly in the form of his, Jude's, and Nexus' endings). In Korth's ending, he berates Nexus for ratting his wife out to the police before leaving him behind. It's also confirmed in his shopkeeper description that he's both an alcoholic and a weed addict, most likely to cope with his wife's arrest. Even though it's never confirmed how long ago this was, Korth's reactions show that it was at least somewhat recent. It's also possible that Korth suffers from depression or social withdrawal, as he can be seen sighing if the player walks past his shop without at least talking to him.

When the player ques for a multiplayer game, Korth will say "can't I just do this alone?" while waiting for players to join. Whether this is a fourth wall break or not is uncertain.

## Trivia

* Korth is named after a German firearm manufacturer of the same name. Said manufacturer also specializes in revolvers, explaining why Korth wields/sells them.
* Korth was originally named Colt. He's also based on Cade "Gunslinger" Colt from *Colt Canyon*, one of the several Roguelikes that inspired Unnamed Dungeon Crawler.
* It's been confirmed by Cactus that Korth is also a firearm collector, which explains why he sells both 1800's and World War-era firearms.
Coatyl (Unnamed Dungeon Crawler)

## Coatyl

### Description

A slender DragonBorne with low health, but excellent mastery over dark arts. **Health is fuel.**

## Lore & appearance

### Height

6'5

Coatyl is a playable character in Unnamed Dungeon Crawler who originally appeared in Valhalla: The Story of the First Sage. He only starts with 1 Red Heart and 1 Mana Heart, but this is balanced by his Banished Tome, Stitched Hand, and Pocket Altar.

## Gameplay

Coatyl actively encourages a cautious, decisive playstyle, as he cannot obtain more Red Hearts. The player must decide which hearts to sacrifice for stats/Mana while making sure not to take further damage from sources to maximize Coatyl's Mana. However, if done right, it can be very rewarding, as Coatyl deals more damage depending on the amount of Mana or Banished Hearts he's holding. As Coatyl, sacrificing a Banished Heart temporarily reduces the Mana cost of spells, Silences all nearby enemies for a few seconds, and restores 1 point of Energy. It's also worth noting that Coatyl has a 20% chance of finding Mana Hearts and a 40% chance of finding Banished Hearts. In multiplayer, these odds are modified for balancing reasons.

His passive item, the Stitched Hand, causes Coatyl to Silence enemies after getting hit, and his Banished Tome always inflicts Darkness.

## Strategy

First and foremost, Armored Hearts are pretty much useless to Coatyl aside from the extra hit points they provide. He also can't wield guns or melee weapons, so if he runs out of Mana, it's best to use throwing weapons as an alternative. He can still keep said weapons in his inventory, making the Vintage Milk quest doable.

## Synergies

Coatyl + Flicker: Coatyl will phase in and out after sacrificing a heart, making him invincible for a few frames.

Coatyl + Death Whistle: Refills 2 Mana per use.

Coatyl + Gothic Dirk: Coatyl has a 10% chance of receiving a Banished Heart when slaying an enemy.

Coatyl + The Accumulator: Drains health faster, consuming Mana Hearts before any other heart type.

## Trivia

* A Coatyl, Coatl, or Couatl is a monster from D&D Beyond that takes on the form of a long, winged serpent.
* The last sentence of Coatyl's description is a reference to ULTRAKILL. This statement still perfectly reflects Coatyl's core gameplay mechanic as well, since he uses Mana and Banished Hearts to increase his Mana.
* Coatyl's role as a dark mage is due to his role in other installments of the series, where he owns a black magic store by the name of Dark Omen.
Sawyer

Sawyer's in-game icon.

### Misc. preferences

Loves blunt weapons but hates most blades, feels slightly uncomfortable around Al-0 and The Doctor, despises most two-handed weapons.

## Combat attributes

### Weaknesses

Thunder, Venom, Monolith

Sawyer is a tall, anthropomorphic orange tabby with a lead arm and an acid-burnt face, half of which has been melted to the bone, revealing his skull underneath. His shoulders are wrapped in blood-tinged bandages, his eye appears bloodshot, and he has a toolbelt with a propane blowtorch, a pair of calipers, and a hammer. He crafts items 2x faster than other characters, and has special items that only he can craft. Even though Sawyer is an Infinimite, he is not immortal (although he has a high Pain Tolerance).

## Combat

Sawyer is easily one of the best Classless characters, as he can punch using either his prosthesis or a gauntlet (such as The Gauntlet or Conductive Gloves). He is also highly skilled with bludgeoning weapons, such as maces or bats, which goes hand in hand with his low stamina consumption. This coupled with his already high Guard makes him a must for defensive players.

The first weapon Sawyer obtains from Exon, the Glorykill, is one of the only weapons in the game with a "knockback" mechanic.

At the start of the game, Sawyer has a Grand Jury revolver equipped, which is based on the Taurus Raging Judge. This revolver fires both .45 Colt and .410 Shotshell rounds.

## Background

Prior to My Normal Obsession, Sawyer had experience as a welder, inventor, alchemist, and Playbunny model, living with Ari in Central Tritium (where they got married in the year 3,000). Before Valhalla, he was splashed with acid by a Death Row employee (presumably Desmodus). He quickly lost half of his face as a result, suffering severe eye damage and chemical burns to the other side of his face. However, a while after the attack, he was injected with Infinimite blood by an unknown person, preventing further injuries (although this made his current injuries permanent).

## Gallery

Reference art of Sawyer drawn by @The\_Welldonelemon on Instagram.
## Trivia

* The burns on Sawyer's icon used a photo of real acid burns as a reference.
* Sawyer is less proficient with his lead arm. As such, he has lessened overall accuracy with akimbo weapons.
* In Valhalla, it's confirmed that his arm is made of **inorganic** lead.
* Oblations have little to no positive effects on Sawyer due to him being an Infinimite.
* Explosions instantly kill him if they deal Headshot damage.
* Sawyer kicks doors open when entering/exiting a building.
Tritium Coast (game)

Tritium Coast is an open world RPG with 100+ firearms, some of which are redesigns of their real-world counterparts. It will be the third and final canon game in the series, as it ties up the events of the previous 2 games. Characters from previous installments of the series (such as Peyero, Sten, and Arjun) have migrated to Tritium due to its sense of security, readily available means of self-defense, and favorable quality of life.

## Soundtrack

Tritium Coast takes a lot of its musical inspiration from *ULTRAKILL* and the *Calamity Mod*, as breakcore is used in several of the game's combat tracks. Both of these games are referenced in the form a gold statue of Calamitas and the Devourer of Gods (which is found on Mary's desk), a graffiti painting of V1 on the side of a Death Row building, the Abaddon Rifle (which alludes to the Brimstone Crags), and a case for a game called "MEGAMURDER" can be found in Macy's room. The description for Blood Coagulants also references a song in the *Calamity* soundtrack under the same name (except singular), as its description states it "contains screeching and heavy metal".

Several motifs from My Normal Obsession are reused for the last time. This includes "Furnace", "Oversight", and "Winged Angel", which not only play in the arcade game "U.D.C.", but can also be heard when speaking to their associated character, entering a certain area, etc. For example, a cover of "Winged Angel" plays while Frim raids Aerial Unit "Charybdis".

## Graphics

The game will (hopefully) feature high-quality graphics powered by either Godot Game Engine or Unreal Engine 5. However, as of now, this simply isn't possible. None of the game's developers have a PC with enough firepower to do so. Cactus, the lead composer, pixel artist, and sound designer for the game, is the only potential candidate for Tritium Coast's programming and modeling, even if they tend to be Fucktarded (patent pending).

The game's UI will possibly be pixelated, although it will be a lot cleaner than My Normal Obsession.

## Characters

Tritium Coast features a broad, flavorful range of characters from merciless overlords to goth punks. Most of these characters were made by @the\_welldonelemon on Instagram, who is also the game's director and voice actor. Other characters, such as Mary, Beelzebub, Belial, Peyero, Father Pohut, Anne, Ari, Leucht, Animus, Magnus, Carrie, Mare, Rahab, Rem, Wesson, Glaive, Scarron, Raori, Nohra, Kiln, the Artillery Units, Jackrabbit, Rhea, Ambrosia, Mabel, Baphomet, etc. were created by Cactus, whereas a few were created by both of them, or have shared ownership.
.410 Revolver (Unnamed Dungeon Crawler)

## .410 Revolver

### Description

A single-action hybrid between a shotgun and a revolver, chambered in .410 shotshell. It holds 5 rounds and has better spread, reload speed, and range than a conventional shotgun, albeit at the cost of damage and recoil.

### Ammo type

.410 shotshells

The .410 Revolver is a powerful single-action shotgun found in Gun Crates, usually halfway into the second dungeon. It acts much like the Boomstick/Executive Revolver, although it's a single action, and much like other single-action revolvers, the .410 Revolver can be fan-fired. However, doing this greatly hinders its damage and accuracy (more so than it would a standard shotgun/revolver), making it very situational.

## Trivia

* The .410 Revolver resembles a sawn-off MTs-255 revolver shotgun, although the in-game variant has a significantly larger hammer.
* It also uses standard shotgun sounds.
Unnamed Dungeon Crawler

Unnamed Dungeon Crawler is an arcade game that's first seen in Tritium Coast. It's a dungeon crawler with heavy roguelike elements, much like *The Binding of Isaac*. However, the bulk of its inspiration comes from Enter the Gungeon, *Ocarina of Time,* and *Majora's Mask*, specifically their unique dungeons. The game's standalone Steam release will likely use music from DM Dokuro (specifically his "Glass Structure" series), and will be 100% free to play.

The game is not to be confused with **Currently** Unnamed Dungeon Crawler, a game on itch.io developed by GHostLPs. We have no affiliation with it nor any similarly named titles.

Canonically, it takes place several years before My Normal Obsession (right before The Great Burnout), hence why Scarron's mask can be found in one of the dungeons. It also explains why Searneryll, the world UDC takes place in, looks so different compared to how it looks in When the Sun Dies.

## Lore/Plot

Unnamed Dungeon Crawler's lore varies from character to character, but most of the lore can be found in-game through item descriptions, NPC dialogue, character descriptions, and the game's endings.

### Before the game starts

Prior to the events of UDC, a Mayan tribe from the distant lands of Emberlog migrated to mainland Searneryll, where they settled into the old cities and villages. Over time, they became uneasy due to the modern infrastructure, and so they eventually asked the prime minister of Searneryll if they could build places of worship near the coast. The prime minister eventually agreed, giving them 65,000 coins to fund their dungeons and temples. After many years, the dungeons were complete, and many resources (such as EternaFlame Crystals) were discovered beneath the city. The Mayans, thankful for their new places of worship, prayed in favor of Searneryll's safety, eventually building Rune, Shal'ock, and Shaman, three golems that would guard the dungeons with their lives.

These prayers worked, as Searneryll found itself more economically stable than ever. The prime minister would throw great feasts to aid the Mayans in their hunger, provide them with premium medicine and healthcare, and pay for all their religious fees.
Ankh Ring

Ankh Rings are tiny pieces of armor in My Normal Obsession that provide numerous stat boosts, although they have fairly massive drawbacks. They can be bought from The Stitched One for 80 Ectoplasmic Yen each.

If a character dies with an Ankh Ring equipped, they will be revived, but the ring breaks as a result. They also lose 2,000 maximum health and 100-200 maximum Magic Power.

**Pros:**

* +50 maximum Magic Power
* +750 maximum health.
* +0.7 movement speed.
* -0.2 attack speed.
* Provides 8 defense.
* +4 critical strike chance.
* +8% Necromancy damage.
* -20% ranged Spread.
* Arrows pierce through armor.
* +10% Fire immunity.

**Cons:**

* -90% BlackFire damage.
* BlackFire immunity is set to 15%
* Lose 2,000 maximum health and 100-200 maximum Magic Power when revived.
* -20% Thunder immunity.
* Ankh Rings can only be used with one other resurrection item.
* -60% Brimstone immunity.
Aeroknives (Unnamed Dungeon Crawler)

## Aeroknives

### Description

A swift bundle of knives that pierce through multiple enemies. They have high velocity, as well as a few character-specific synergies.

### Noise level

Silent

Aeroknives are throwing weapons with slightly helical blades that pierce through enemies. They have a high velocity when thrown and come in bundles of 5.

## Synergies

* Aeroknives + Ether: Aeroknives travel faster and come bundles of 6, but only pierce once.
* Aeroknives + Coatyl: Aeroknives have a 1/8 chance of Silencing an enemy.
* Aeroknives + Beetrix: Aeroknives have a shorter range, but deal 22 damage instead of 18. Right-clicking shoots a shotgun spread of knives with much shorter range, but even better damage.
* Aeroknives + FMJ Energy Drink (Bayonet) or Whetstone: Aeroknives can be used as a melee weapon by right-clicking or pressing F.
* Aeroknives + Banished Core: Aeroknives deal damage to 2 enemies at once, even if piercing is limited or disabled.
* Aeroknives + Quick Draw: Holding left-click rapidly throws knives.
* Aeroknives + Eye of The Beholder: Aeroknives shoot lasers towards nearby enemies, but do not consume Charge.
* Aeroknives + Amplifier: Aeroknives Shock whatever they hit.
* Aeroknives + Rune of Flames: Aeroknives set enemies on fire, but have lower velocity and physical damage.
* Aeroknives + Rune of Tides: Doubles the velocity of Aeroknives, but lowers their crit. chance to 8%.
* Aeroknives + Rune of Bolts: Aeroknives snap towards nearby enemies and have infinite piercing.
* Aeroknives + Rune of Dunes: Aeroknives Blind enemies but have shorter range.
Weapons

Weapons are items throughout the series that are obviously meant for the wielder to attack with. Weapons come in varying types, weights, classes, damage types, and stats, and can possess up to 2 Hexes in My Normal Obsession. Each installment of the series has its own unique weapons, some of which are imbued with elements.
Arjun

### Base stamina consumption

12 when sprinting, 40 when parrying, 25-60 when casting magic, 80 when using a melee weapon.

### Weaknesses

BlackFire, Brimstone, Thunder, Fire, Venom, Darkness

Arjun S.G. Arvel is a playable character in My Normal Obsession, and is considered the team's "leader". During the game's prologue, he can be seen handing out Ambrosial Flasks to Frim, Peyero, Artuk, Sawyer, and The Doctor, as well as loosely explaining where the posse will go. He is voice acted by his designer, Cactus, who also handled a majority of the game's pixel art and sound design. He wears a dark green cloak, long, tan pants, a short-sleeved white shirt, and wooden sandals, and is one of My Normal Obsession's most proficient Sorcerers (even at the start of the game).

However, Arjun has a distaste for Dark Arts (as he sees it as "unnecessary" and "corrupt"), dislikes Holiness and fire magic, and is fatally weak to Thunder, BlackFire, and Brimstone. This makes him unreliable for bosses such as Gabriel.

### Lore

As confirmed by several bits of lore throughout the game, Arjun "Stargray" Arvel is a 16 year-old trans boy from the Scaran Artificer Temple. A year before My Normal Obsession, he ran away from his home in Scaroff, having had enough of his unsupportive parents. He ends up meeting Artuk, dragging Peyero along with him, and reuniting with The Stitched One, who is Arjun's childhood friend.

### Trivia

* Arjun was designed by random votes held on Cactus' Instagram story during 2021.
* He was originally going to replace James as My Normal Obsession's main antagonist.
* Arjun would've had his own comic series titled "Arjun's Story", which would've been a solo project made by Cactus. However, as of September 4th, 2023, Cactus announced that the project is deprecated due to a lack of motivation.
* He hates The Bible due to a prejudice against his religious parents.
* Visiting The Stitched One as Arjun will give him a 10% discount on all items.
Archamine

This page is about Archamine, a mirror-like dimension that contains copies of other worlds. You may be looking for The Archamian Empire, a faction of Archamine with a large castle housing an Overseer.

## Archamine

### Time period

1976 (Valhalla), 1998 (My Normal Obsession: The Second Mirror), 2007 (When the Sun Dies and onward)

### Races/species:

Archamians, Tritians, Humans, Dulled, Infinimites, Rider Knights, Angels, Demons, Gargoyles

### Allies

Tritium, Searneryll, The Overworld, Salem

### Enemies

Eye Snatchers, Gargoyles, Rider Knights, The Dulled

### Historical events

Creation (1239), promotion of Overseer Cohrtina (1954), promotion of Overseer Rhetina (1962), ascension of Overseer Rhetina (1998),

Archamine is a diverse world with its own laws of reality, as well as best and worst case scenario versions of allied worlds. It has a Yin and Yang-like structure with The Archamian Empire being Yin and The Dulled Kingdom being Yang.

### Laws of Reality

1. Food from foreign grounds are to be converted into Archamian counterparts, with only divine goods being exempt.
2. Those who reside in Archamine who were not born on its soil are subject to cosmetic evolution.
3. Archamine must serve as a hospitable refuge for foreigners, especially if they are from an allied world. Foreigners may only be exiled by The Overseer.
4. Archamine is to defend The Overseer with its life. If they are killed, the land will be doomed to fall, and all life within The Empire become plagued with vermin.
5. Those who are disloyal to The Overseer shall be struck with disease, where their veins run black from sin and their heart weighs of iron.
Judith Vienhick Scarron

Judith Vienhick Scarron is an Archamian businessman who once ran a small shop outside Archamine Castle. For whatever reason, he was exiled from Archamine as a whole, where he would travel to Karthot and stumble upon The Second Mask. The mask causes Raori to possess him, causing him severe mental distress, often coupled with muscular strain. He is seen and described as wearing several items that attempt to thwart her influence, such as a cross necklace, rosary beads, old Archamian rings, and a band made from wooden rosary beads. Despite wearing and holding Christian items, Scarron does not follow any standard religion, only believing in specific gods (such as Solis and Ahriman). He is, however, a major part of the Cult of Yarin.

## Abilities

Judith is relatively weak, but hard to kill by normal means; mostly due to being strengthened by magic. While under Raori’s control, he’s incredibly nimble, has an unusual proficiency with firearms, is almost impervious to pain, and is able to cast magic without Magic Power, similarly to Belial.
Speedloader

### Armor ability

Quickens the time it takes to reload most firearms (with the exception of shotguns, SMGs, assault rifles, LMGs, and repeaters)

### Weight

0.8

The speedloader is a minor piece of "armor" in My Normal Obsession that allows the user to quicken their reload time by pressing Q, although this can only be done every other reload. It also dramatically reduces the time it takes to reload revolvers, although some will require different types of speedloaders. It can be bought from Musket & Brisket's, assuming the player has a revolver in their inventory.

## Trivia

* The Speedloader also works on crossbows, but there are definitely better alternatives.
* It effectively doubles the reload speed of shotguns, causing the player to load two shells at once when equipped. Yes, this even effects double-barreled shotguns.
* It also stacks with certain Hexes.
Hema the Vampire (Unnamed Dungeon Crawler)

### In-game description

A lovely vampire who feasts on hearts, paying a fine amount of gold for each drop of blood. Certain hearts will poison her, so be careful!

### Drops

Vampire Knives

Hema is a sultry shopkeeper found in some of Unnamed Dungeon Crawler's undead or night-themed dungeons. She offers to eat one of the player's hearts in exchange for money, although this only applies to Red Hearts, Mana Hearts, and Armored Hearts.

### Dialogue

**If the player offers a Banished Heart:**

"Not a chance in hell…!"

"I’m getting sick just looking at your heart! Get away from me!”

"\*sigh\*... I should've listened to my mom..."

"Ew... I’ll pass…"

"That's disgusting…”

**If the player offers an Armored Heart:**

"Not really ideal, but... It beats starving..."
Sacrificial Mode

Sacrificial Mode is a difficulty setting in *My Normal Obsession* that remasters the entire soundtrack, adds new areas and boss drops, and generally makes the game harder. It is unlocked after beating the game for the first time, and is unlocked for all save files in doing so. Additionally, bosses will drop better items, Events become increasingly difficult, and certain characters receive critical changes (such as Peyero being fatally weak to both Ice AND Water, as opposed to just the latter).

Previously unexplorable areas such as the Cult of Yarin will now be accessible by normal means, Dusts, Crystals, and Shards last slightly longer, enemies can now block and parry melee attacks, Static Binds can now be broken, the BloodLead Razor now relieves Magic Power Exhaustion but consumes more health as a result, the Mech-A '97's ammo counter has a chance to malfunction, Sawyer takes critical damage from corrosive burns, everything deals more damage and enemies have strict AI changes, more items are added to counter Brimstone and Thunder, Sidonite and Svhericite are buffed, etc.

## Boss Drops

### Scarron, the Dual Spirit

The Second Mask, Cultist Robes, Slitted Sun (vodka), Deep Sleep (Spell), Thousand Cuts (Curse), Pen of Extinction, Coagulated Bullets and Shells (18-29 each), Ichor Sample (3-5).

### Hell's Guardian

Medusa's Gaze (Curse), Spaded Tail, Tainted Ichor Sample (6-13), Raw Lucirite (20-25), EternaSin Crystal (2), Soul of a Guardian, Satan's Bite (Single-Action Revolver), Brimstone Arrowhead (Oblation), Lucirite Bullets and Shells (25 each), Lamb Blood (6), Sinful Cain, Unholy Pendant, Red Sweatband.

### Gabriel, the Archangel

Crucifixion (Curse), Soul of a Seraph, Ichor Sample (7-12), Raw Gabrieite (20-30), EternaCross Crystal (2), Gabrieite Bullets and Shells (25 each), Communion Wafer (7), Bladed Crucifix, Divine Cane, Holy Nail (Oblation), Cross Pendant, Isaac's Tears, Divine Intervention (Sniper Rifle).
The Overworld

The Overworld is a large exoplanet with 6 distinct layers, more than 3 main dimensions, and 4 major continents; each with their own fauna, sentient life, and flora. Additionally, it is one of the few exoplanets left to have a pure connection to its elements. It takes place in 1642 (in Valhalla: The Story of the First Sage) and a few years before the Great Plague of London (in My Normal Obsession) respectively, and is inhabited by several distinct races such as DuneWalkers, humans, and Dark Matter. Additionally, it features an impressively diverse ecosystem, as well as several naturally-occurring events such as Blood Moons and Earthquakes. From necromancy-infested forests to a realm made purely of nightmares, it is one of the most unique worlds in the Story of Sages.

## Natural resources

The Overworld is home to many strange, mainly element-based ores such as Lucirite and Amphrodine. These ores are mainly nonmetals, except for Ignium and Nohrium; although Lucirite and Gabrieite have a melting point of around 1,832 degrees Fahrenheit, and can be cast in a similar manner to iron. Do keep in mind that the suffixes of these ores are sometimes [chemically] inaccurate, however.

Additionally, there are also several herbs and flowers native to The Overworld, such as Shivermint and Veiled Lady lilies. Although the floral aspect of the world is still lacking, more concepts are soon to be underway.

## Wild Fauna

The Overworld sports a wide food chain, with Higher Gods at the very top. Unlike earth's food chain, humans are the prey of numerous creatures such as Wendigos and SkullLofts. Its predators vary, especially those encountered during Blood Moons and Blighted Moons. Keep in mind that everything in the table below is subjective to change, and the list will be expanded as development continues.

## Continents & Regions

The Overworld is home to 4 unique continents with as many as 8 regions per continent.
FN P90 (Unnamed Dungeon Crawler)

### Description

A bullpup SMG with a 50 round magazine. It has incredibly low spread, a high RoF, and reasonably low damage. It's not very good at conserving ammo.

### Ammo type

SMG bullets

The FN P90 is a powerful SMG in Unnamed Dungeon Crawler with a high rate of fire and superior DPS. It's one of the best SMGs in the game, even though it burns through ammo like paper. The player can hold right-click (or LT on console) to aim down the P90's integrated ring sights.

## Synergies

Retro-Grade Bullets - Reduces spread and muzzle velocity.

Banished Heart - Causes the player to reload the P90 and switch its firing mode to semiautomatic. Shots fired become wide lasers that consume 10 bullets, although spent ammo is instead placed into the player's ammo reserve.

Mini Accelerator - Increases the P90's spread and reduces its critical strike chance. Without the use of a Muzzle Brake, the P90 will instantly start to overheat.

U.G.L. - Converts normal SMG Bullets into their yellow tip variants.

U.B.S. - Increases spread, noticeably reduces muzzle velocity and RoF.
Wraith Cloak

The Wraith Cloak is a piece of armor sold by Coatyl after bringing him an EternaShade Crystal. Near the end of his questline, the player is given a Wraith Cloak and a Stitched Kris for free.

## In-game description

A dark, worn cloak with crimson ends. It resembles the sickly membrane found in most Wraiths' bloodstreams.

Pressing Q with this cloak equipped slows the wearer to a crawl, making them invisible for a brief moment. Pressing Q again performs a heavy melee attack that inflicts Gash, although it has a 20 second cooldown.

**Pros:**

* +30 maximum stamina.
* +50 maximum Magic Power (+75 in Sacrificial Mode).
* +2 movement speed.
* +25% magic range.
* +16% magic damage.
* +18% classless damage.
* +60% immunity to Dark and Necromancy (50% in Sacrificial Mode).
* +18% Dark and Necromancy damage.
* +33% immunity to BlackFire.
* Reduces the duration of Bleeding.
* Provides 13 defense.
* Oblations consume slightly more health.
* Ignores character-specific preferences.

**Cons:**

* Light immunity is reduced to zero.
* -600 maximum health.
* -7% resurrection chance.
* -13% critical strike chance.
* Provides no defense during Blood Moons (includes Blighted Moons in Sacrificial Mode and the Downfall DLC).
* -33% Fire and Brimstone immunity.
* Taking Light damage induces Ichor Poisoning.
* -20 Guard.
* -40% Holiness immunity.
* Healing is 35% less effective (50% in Sacrificial Mode).
* Disables most forms of regeneration.

## Synergies

* The Wraith Cloak can be worn by Arjun without decreasing his Dark and/or Necromancy damage.
* Since Peyero is already immune to Fire, Brimstone, and BlackFire, he can negate the cloak's reductions to Brimstone and Fire immunities. However, Peyero takes increased damage from Ichor Poisoning.
* Carrie's immunity to Light, Ichor Poisoning, and Holiness allow her to wear this cloak while only suffering a few of its downsides, mainly its nerfs to healing.
* The Lust Ring can easily counteract the Wraith Cloak's health reduction, whereas the cloak somewhat negates the Lust Ring's increased stamina consumption.
Virulent Dagger

### In-Game Description

A silver dagger lined with blood and rattlesnake venom, a perfect offering to the goddess of venom, Animus. It causes attacks to pierce enemies, inflicting Venom that strengthens with each enemy hit.

### Inflicts:

Venom

The Virulent Dagger is a common Oblation in My Normal Obsession that inflicts Venom to the user, although this completely ignores Venom immunity. However, the Virulent Dagger also ignores half of its target's Venom immunity, making it good for taking down large masses of boss minions. It unfortunately provides no effects for Animus aside for increasing her range and Venom damage.
Upcoming Pages

### To be added:

* Shotgun Speedloader
* Rifle Speedloader
* The Gauntlet
* Animus' Cloak
* Animus
* Solis
* Ahriman
* Darkburn Cloak
* Peyero
* Death Row Inc.
* Ground Unit "Hydra"
* Ether
* Pearl
* Hell's Guardian
* Styx River
* Hell
* Archamine

### To be finished

* Unnamed Dungeon Crawler
* Aerial Unit "Charybdis"
* Arjun
* Sawyer
* Judith Vienhick Scarron
* Mechanics (My Normal Obsession)
* Frim
* Tritium Coast (game)
* HAWK-16
HellRot Ammo

## Misc. Information

### In-Game Description

A living mass of carrion stuffed into/fused with a bullet/shell/arrow/bolt, complete with jaws and prehensile appendages. Made to prevent Infinimites from healing and hunt down Gods, its use is completely illegal in most parts of Scaroff, and is punishable by lifelong torture in Orthid.It's a reliable source of both Bleeding and HellRot damage, as it bores rough holes into its victims.

### Appears In:

My Normal Obsession

HellRot Ammo is a late-game form of ammunition in My Normal Obsession that's typically sold a few bosses before Plague. It's the only kind of ammo that can damage Gods and immortal bosses, such as Valediction. Friendly Gods, such as Carrie, Solis, Animus, etc. cannot be damaged unless they're on the player's team, in which case HellRot damage will prevent all forms of regeneration and induce effects similar to Ichor Poisoning, reduce the effectiveness of healing items to just 10%, and half defense until death. They also prevent Martyr from regenerating, effectively causing him to perish.

## Effects

* Stuns Hell's Guardian and Gabriel, the Archangel.
* Prevents Angels and Demons from regenerating.
* DLC - Lands 1 guaranteed headshot on Infinimites and prevents them from regenerating.
* DLC/Sacrificial Mode - Insta-breaks Carrie's armor, halves her health otherwise.
* DLC - Causes Martyr to die, even if the player has a revival item (such as an Ankh Ring).
* Deals 80% more damage to Sawyer.
* Decreases Al-0's defense unless they use The Antidote or an Ampoule of Shielding.
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