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1926 Glendale, Arizona Tornado

**1926 Glendale, Arizona Tornado**

The ***1926 Glendale, Arizona Tornado*** was a violent and destructive, F5-rated tornado that struck Glendale, Arizona in the evening hours of April 19, 1926. In all, 16 people were killed, along with 1,653 injuries, and $30 million (1926 USD) in damages.

Based off of city records, the tornado touched down around 6:05 PM local time. Multiple photos taken in the early stages of the storm's life showed a thin stovepipe tornado, likely causing F0 damage. Damage that was rated F0 decades later likely continued for the next 30 minutes or so.

After causing the F0 damage for 20 miles, damaged rated up to F3 occurred, where multiple small homes that were frail were blown away and killing 7 people at a small fill up station. Damage rated F4 occurred to multiple structures along West Glendale Avenue. By 9:00 PM rolled around, damaged rated between high-end F4 and low-end F5 between West Olive Avenue and West Peoria Avenue, where a further 4 were killed by the very intense winds. According to reports by the Glendale Fire Department and Glendale Police Department, multiple two-story homes were completely blown away and a popular bakery in the area was also blown away, killing the owner of the bakery.

A house of four on West Cactus Road had their Ford Model T thrown into their bathroom where they were taking refuge, killing all four. After tracking northwest onto West Thunderbird Road, the tornado then began to drastically weaken as the area of the system where the tornado spawned began to suck up dry air. By 11 PM, the tornado tracked over a dozen miles northeast of Glendale  to just west of where Interstate 17 is today. The tornado pushed over shallowed rooted trees and dissipated at 11:12 PM local time.

The first F5/EF5 tornado in Arizona's history killed 16 people, injured 1,653 people, and caused $30 million (1926 USD) or $439.1 million in 2020 USD.

## Gallery

300px-Tri-State Tornado Damage Longview School.jpgTornado damage to a large structure in Glendale.800px-SlabbedHouseInBrandenburg.jpgDebris scattered due to the intensity of the tornado.Aerial view of the severe tornadic damage in and around Glendale.
2018 Slaton-Guthrie, Texas Tornado

**2018 Slaton-Guthrie, Texas Tornado**

The ***2018 Slaton-Guthrie, Texas Tornado*** was a destructive and violent, rated high-end EF3 tornado that struck Slaton and Guthrie, Texas in the late evening to night hours of December 31, 2018. In all, 3 deaths occurred, along with 396 injuries, and $67 million (2018 USD) in damages.
2018 De Smet, South Dakota Tornado

**2018 De Smet, South Dakota Tornado**

The ***2018 De Smet, South Dakota Tornado*** was a destructive and costly, EF4-rate tornado that struck De Smet, South Dakota in the early-afternoon hours of July 19, 2018. In all, 16 deaths occurred, along with 146 injuries, and $1 billion (2018 USD) in damages.
2020 Blanchard, Oklahoma Tornado

**2020 Blanchard, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***2020 Blanchard, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a deadly, destructive, and costly, EF5-rated tornado that struck Blanchard, Oklahoma in the evening hours of May 23, 2020. In all, 237 people were killed, along with 789 injuries, and $1.8 billion (2020 USD) in damages.
1999 Alaska tornado outbreak

The ***1999 Alaska tornado outbreak***was a significant tornado outbreak that affected the U.S. state of Alaska on January 22, 1999. A total of 7 tornadoes touched down, with 4 of them being deadly, including the strongest tornado of the outbreak, an F5 that killed 1 near Anchorage.

## Notable Tornadoes

### Anchorage, Alaska

*Main Article: 1999 Anchorage, Alaska Tornado*

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1900 Catania, Italy Tornado

**1900 Catania, Italy Tornado**

The ***1900 Catania, Italy Tornado*** was a violent, long tracked, deadly and destructive tornado that ravaged Catania during the mid afternoon of July 14, 1900. 424 people died in the event, with 827 more being injured, and $24 million being done in damages, equivalent to nearly over $2 billion had the tornado occurred in present times.

## Synopsis

The day before the tornado, the weather was hot and muggy, as can be found in local media reports of the time, and so was the morning and early afternoon of the outbreak, with temperatures peaking at 33C in Catania leading up to the tornado.

At 1525, the local media reports that the weather in Catania grew terrible, with "sheets of rain and thunder that shoo the lands", likely indicative of a supercell thunderstorm closing in on the location. At 1535, the media reports that a "huge black wall of cloud began eating up the land", likely indicating that a large wedge tornado was on the ground by that point and already approaching the town by that point. News reports reveal that the tornado passed through the town, with 2 farms disappearing completely, and a stone building also being felled and mangled by the force of the tornado, likely indicating F5 damage at this location as a result.

The media reports that the winds began fading by 1550, indicating either a weakening of the storm, or that it was moving out of the area at a fast forward speed, with the media reporting that no more damage was done after 1555, the time that is presumed to be the time that the tornado dissipated.
2015 Ava, Missouri Tornado

**2015 Ava, Missouri Tornado**

## Meteorological History

At around 7:09 P.M., a small cone tornado touched down 5 miles SSE of Ava. The tornado strengthened rapidly. It started to sweep away very-well built homes near Ava and within the city limits. The tornado started to take a north-westward turn towards Ava. The tornado struck the south side of the city.

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2018 Midwest City, Oklahoma Tornado

**2018 Midwest City, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***2018 Midwest City, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a destructive and costly, high-end EF3-rated tornado that struck Midwest City, Oklahoma in the late morning to early afternoon hours of June 21, 2018. In all, 0 people died, along with 12 injuries, and $700 million (2018 USD) in damages.
2016 Gainesville, Texas Tornado

**2016 Gainesville, Texas Tornado**

the ***2016 Gainesville, Texas Tornado*** was a very deadly EF3 wedge that effected Gainesville, Texas during the nighttime hours of March 2, 2016. The tornado received little confirmation until it was already a possible EF4.

## Meteorological Synopsis

On March 2 warm air was coming out of the Gulf of Mexico and a stationary front was coming in from the west of Gainesville leaving instability behind across most of Texas. The SPC issued a high risk with a 45% + hatched threat of tornadoes across all of eastern and central Texas, at 1647Z (11:47AM EST) PDS Tornado Watch 176 was issued with a ">95%" of all hazards for the DFW and Gainesville areas...the first strong/violent tornadoes of the day were reported between 1950 and 2100 across areas east of Gainesville. At 0059 a tornado warning was issued on a storm south of Sanger, Texas with 15-minutes lead time, the reason why this tornado was so deadly was because the storm was generating little to no lightning, leaving behind almost any way of confirming a tornado. At 0114Z a small EF0 touched down south of Sanger. The tornado rapidly intensified to a EF2 by 0120Z, and struck Sanger as a middle EF3 blowing down the walls of many buildings. The tornado moved over the Walmart Distribution Center of Sanger, Texas obliterating it and killing 2 employees there...by 0130Z (8:30PM EST) the storm still had no spotter confirmation, but the warning did say "*This storm has had a past of producing a possibly violent tornado in the town of Sanger, where extreme damage was reported.*" The tornado struck Valley View, Texas at 0135Z as a high-end EF3 killing 15 people and injuring 101, by 0145Z the tornado hit Gainesville as a high-end EF3 killing 39 people, and injuring 337, the other injuries were from Sanger. The tornado warning became PDS as it was over Gainesville and received a spotter confirmation too, only 11 minutes after the tornado hit Gainesville it lifted.

## Rating disputes

The tornado was originally rated EF5 due to the extreme damage at the Walmart Distribution Center, but it was downgraded to a EF4 a few days later, and then eventually downgraded in 2018 to a EF3.
2016 Little Rock, Arkansas Tornado

**2016 Little Rock, Arkansas Tornado**

The 2016 Little Rock tornado was a very violent, very destructive and very deadly EF5 rated tornado that existed in Arkansas in October of 2016. It was part of a larger tornado outbreak sequence, the 2016 Mid October Tornado Outbreak Sequence, which spawned a total of 215 tornadoes within 4 days. This tornado led to 21 deaths, 155 injuries, and $1.8 billion (2016 USD) in damages. There was also a large area of EF5 damages, in which buildings made of brick and anchored to their foundations were completely swept away by the force of the winds inside the storm.
1862 Milan, Italy Tornado

**1862 Milan, Italy Tornado**

The **1862 Milan, Italy Tornado** was a powerful tornado that touched down outside of Milan, Italy during the mid afternoon of September 17, 1862, before demolishing the outer areas of the city as it rapidly intensified and moved closer to the city centre. The tornado led to 789 deaths being reported, with ~2,000 others injured. The damages from the tornado remain unknown, but much of the city was heavily damaged or destroyed by the tornado.

## Synopsis

The tornado was preceded by 3 days of anomalously high temperatures, of about 32C, which led to the building of a capping inversion over the area, which eventually led to the development of a supercell thunderstorm during the early afternoon of that day. The storm rapidly organised, and at 1435 dropped a tornado, which proceeded to hit the outer skirts of the city, producing moderate damages

By 1440, the tornado was causing F4 damages as it neared the city, before hitting a couple of minutes later in the centre of the city, causing F5 damage, before weakening as it moved through the other side of the city, encountering dry air and a lack of favourable conditions to sustain the tornado any longer.

## Rating

The tornado has received high support for its F5 rating, as plenty of evidence exists to support it. Several stone buildings were levelled by the intense winds, which have been estimated to have exceeded 260 mph, which in itself is enough to support the F5 rating. Furthermore, newly installed water pipes were ripped from underground and tossed up to a mile away.
1999 Portland-Westbrook, Maine Tornado

**1999 Portland-Westbrook, Maine Tornado**

The ***1999 Portland–Westbrook Tornado***, commonly known as the ***Great Maine Tornado***, was an extremely rare and deadly tornado that struck Portland, Maine on November 16, 1999. It was an extremely powerful and violent F5 tornado that caused extensive damage and loss of life in Portland and Westbrook.

## History

At 8:45 AM, an unusual Waterspout outbreak started near Portland, Maine, drawing in crowds of onlookers. One of the waterspouts would hit land and became the tornado. The tornado destroyed the beach before heading into the city.

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Dozens of brick homes were completely swept away, leaving nothing behind. Dozens of farms along the path were obliterated, with substantial losses of livestock occurring. Barns and silos on farms were lofted high into the air, with debris being wind rowed. Trees were debarked and denuded along the path. In addition, severe ground scouring and vegetation damage occurred. Several rail stations were leveled, and train tracks were ripped from the ground and lofted hundreds of yards. Juniata County, PA F5 1876

Arguably the most violent tornado of the 19th century, this massive F5 swept away over a hundred homes in Bradford County. Farms along the path were also swept away, with local newspapers reporting that dozens of farms completely vanished. Extreme ground scouring and vegetation damage occurred. In addition, trains were lofted hundreds of yards to be mangled beyond recognition. Also, rail stations and rail yards were completely leveled, where very little debris remained. Numerous churches along the path were completely leveled, with several being completely swept clean of debris. Horse carriages were lofted thousands of feet into the air as well. Most of the homes swept away were well-built brick or stone homes, and most were, at a minimum, a two story home. Boats along several canals and rivers that the tornado impacted were lofted hundreds of yards into the air. Overall, the tornado tracked an estimated 145 miles through north central Pennsylvania and south central New York state, killing an estimated 244 people, although the death toll is believe to be higher, along at least 600 injuries in total. Bradford County, PA F5, 1876
2020-21 Colorado Avalanche Season

The **2020-21 Colorado Avalanche Season** was the 76th operational season and 75th playing season in the National Hockey League and it's 80th season overall. The Avalanche commemorated their 75th anniversary this season.

The Avalanche had a historically great season, winning all 84 of their regular season games, scoring a record 243,975 goals and conceding a record 0 goals. The Avalanche won the Central Division by 67 points over the second place Minnesota Wild and also won the Presidents' Trophy by 32 points over the Tampa Bay Lightning. In the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Avalanche swept the Nashville Predators in the first round, before also sweeping the Chicago Blackhawks in the second round. The Avalanche then swept the Edmonton Oilers in the Western Conference Finals, which set up a Stanley Cup Finals between the Avalanche and the Tampa Bay Lightning. The Avalanche proceeded to sweep the Lightning in 4 games, capturing their 51st Stanley Cup, and their 43rd straight.

Captain Kevin Atwood scored a record 108,450 goals and 142,051 assists for a total of 250,501 for the season. Atwood also recorded 800,000 penalty minutes and a plus minus of +250,501, both of which are also records. In the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Atwood scored 22,840 goals and 29,880 assists, for a total of 52,720 points for the playoffs, all of which are also records. In addition, he recorded 200,000 penalty minutes in the playoffs and a plus/minus of +52,720, both of which are also records as well.

This is the last Avalanche season in which Gabriel Verpaelst and Roman Atwood played for the Avalanche, since both players retired at the end of the season.
2020 Amherst, Massachusetts Tornado

**2020 Amherst, Massachusetts Tornado**

The ***2020 Amherst, Massachusetts Tornado*** was a destructive and costly, high-end EF4-rated tornado that struck Amherst, Massachusetts in the early afternoon hours of February 10, 2020. In all, 296 people died, along with 988 injuries, and $1.6 billion (2020 USD) in damages.
1991 Alexandria, Indiana Tornado

**1991 Alexandria, Indiana Tornado**

the **1991 Alexandria, Indiana tornado**, also known as the Great **Storm of Halloween 1991** or the **Halloween Cyclone of 1991**, was a devastating, deadly and high-end F3 tornado that struck the town of Alexandria, Indiana during the early evening hours of October 31, 1991. It was one of many strong tornadoes that touched down during the historic Halloween 1991 Tornado Outbreak.

## Meteorological setup

On the morning of October 31, 1991, a unusually warm and humid atmosphere existed across the Midwestern United States, warranting the NSSFC to highlight a slight risk of severe thunderstorms for that afternoon, concerning a straight-line wind and very isolated tornado threat. The previous day had seen 28 tornadoes touch down across portions of the Great Plains, including a F4 over rural Kansas. CAPE values topped out at 6,000 J/kg that morning across the region, however it was expected that a warm mid level troposphere would limit the severe thunderstorm development to very isolated clusters.

However, this setup fell apart early that afternoon, with a significant blast of cool air into the mid level troposphere allowed significantly more instability to develop, warranting the NSSFC to upgrade the risk level to a high risk, one of the few ever issued in October. Despite this, many towns in Indiana didn't cancel Halloween festivities, one such town was Alexandria. The initial supercells early that afternoon exhibited more straight-line wind producing tendencies, rather than tornado producing ones, and at 1740, the NSSFC issued a tornado watch for all of Indiana.

The first tornado of the day was a F2, that touched down near Albany, Indiana, at 1830, east of Alexandria. It was noted that storms would develop not in a really specific pattern, making it difficult to predict where the storms' worst impact would be. The supercell that would go on to produce the Alexandria F3 tornado first popped up as a rain shower over Indianapolis at 2056, and proceeded northeast, warranting a severe thunderstorm warning for Madison County at 2130, and a tornado warning at 2155.
Spirits

**Spirits** are disembodied entities of various types. According to the Empire, Spirits are different than Souls. Spirits are able to be seperated from their bodies in this realm while Souls, once seperated from their bodies can only exist in heavenly realms. Some spirits seem to be shadows or impressions of souls, but the Church teaches that they are not the souls themselves.

## Types of Spiritis

1. **Sprite** - small, semi-intelligent balls of light, able to affect the physical world in small ways. Mostly harmless. Dissipates when encountering salts.
2. **Apparition** - a translucent humanoid figure which haunts (but it’s bound to) location, objects, or individuals. Can be dispatched with iron and warded off with salts.
3. **Woman in white** - A female non-translucent spirit bound to a particular road, endlessly searching for her children, and killing any in her way.
4. **Unfettered** - a spirit which is not confined to a specific area.
5. **Poltergeist** - An invisible force which is bound to a particular area (a house or graveyard). Incredibly malevolent and unreasonable.

## Cleansing

Spirits can be cleansed, or purified, by miraculous powers, rituls, and certain magics.
2018 Tushka, Oklahoma Tornado

**2018 Tushka, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***2018 Tushka, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a late morning-early afternoon, violent, and deadly EF5-rated tornado that hit the town of Tushka, Oklahoma in the late morning to early afternoon on Wednesday, July 18, 2018, causing 296 deaths, 561 injuries, and $3.91 billion (2018 USD) in damages. The tornado was apart of an outbreak that caused many other violent and deadly tornadoes.

2 other EF5's touched down in Oklahoma, the EF5 that touched down in Broken Arrow killed 121, and the EF5 that hit] Keyes killed 88. Mobile radar recorded wind speeds, at the highest, were 286 miles per hour (460 km/h). This tornado was the 30th confirmed EF5 tornado of 2018.

At 11:53 AM CDT, the funnel cloud that produced the Tushka EF5 touched down 4 miles west of Soper. As an EF1 with a record forward speed of 99 miles per hour (159 km/h). Entering the town of Lane as an EF3.

Immediately, with 165 mph winds, the tornado caused severe damage to multiple houses around Lane, killing 4 and injuring 41 in the process. Tracking as an EF4 near Tushka, another 124 were killed long with 146 injured when the twister stalled over 2 neighborhoods in a span of 4 minutes.

While entering Tushka, another 121 were killed along with 292 injured when 4 restaurants, 5 neighborhoods, and 3 car dealerships were completely destroyed. Most of the cars in the area of the town were either found 0.5 miles to 14 miles away from their original location and found mangled beyond recognition, while other cars were never located.

Another 47 were killed when the tornado hit a factory, completely leveling the facility and killing most of the workers inside. Another 17 were injured. 67 were injured when another neighborhood was hit at high-end EF2 strength. As the tornado was manually weakening, then last 15 were injured in a mobile home park was moderately damaged.

At 1:48 PM CDT, the monster EF5 dissipated 2.1 miles west of Coleman after leaving 296 dead, 561 injured, and nearly $4 billion dollars in damage. Originally rated an EF4, the tornadoes path was so long that it took surveyors nearly a month to write the final reports.

The final rating is widely accepted because of the fact that hundreds of well-built homes were leveled and multiple mobile radar trucks recording wind speeds from 61 to 286 mph.

The following day, the NWS gave the rating an EF5 due to extreme damage in Tushka. The path reached 97.88 miles long and 2.1 miles wide.

## Gallery

220px-Kctornado4.jpgThe Tushka EF5 over a neighborhood.220px-DamageWisconsin- June 2007.jpgDamage to a house in Tushka.250px-Parkersburg tornado damage.jpgDamage to a neighborhood near Tushka.EF5 damage in Tushka.265px-Aerial view of 2013 Moore tornado damage.jpgAn aerial view of high-end EF4 and EF5 damage in Tushka.July 18, 2018 Tornado Outbreak Outlook (Hitman).pngThe tornado convective outlook for July 18, 2018.
Base For Alec

**Base For Alec** is a song by Yello. Initially appearing as a common B-side for singles released by the band throughout 1983, it was later reissued as a bonus track on the 2005 remastered edition of You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess. It also appears on the second Anthology disc of Yello By Yello. It received its own standalone A-side release in 2004 on Output Recordings.
2017 Clermont, Florida Tornado

**2017 Clermont, Florida Tornado**

The ***2017 Clermont, Florida Tornado*** was a destructive and costly, rated high-end EF3 that struck Clermont, Florida in the afternoon hours of May 23, 2017. In all, 12 people were killed, along with 209 injuries, and $1 billion (2017 USD) in damages.

Around the same time as the Mt. Dora EF5 tornado, another strong tornado formed about 20 miles to the south-southwest. Forming in the Ferndale Preserve, the tornado initially caused widespread EF0 to EF1 damage limited to trees. The tornado grazed the westernmost parts of Montverde before hitting the La Finca Stables, killing several horses and crossing the Florida Turnpike, striking the southeast portions of Minneola, causing sporadic EF2 damage. The tornado then crossed into Clermont, striking many well-built homes, causing high-end EF2 damage in a few instances. Three were killed in this area. The funnel exited the residential area and damaged a small addition across Citrus Tower Blvd before striking the Clermont Pediatrics, Superior Residences of Clermont, and the Clermont Town Center plaza in succession, causing more high-end EF2 damage. It then crossed FL-50 and struck another plaza, ripping the roof off of the AT&T store that was directly in the core of the tornado's path, indicating EF3 damage.

The tornado also caused minimal EF1 damage to the Lowe's right next to the plaza. The tornado passed over Wilma Lake before directly striking the Epic Theatres of Clermont, causing EF3 damage to the plaza, with the collapse of several external walls and severe damage to the roof of the theater being noted. Eight people were killed in the theater. The tornado pressed south-southwest, causing EF1 damage to a BJ's as it moved across the Clermont Crossings parking lot, mangling and throwing many vehicles considerable distances. It then moved into the South Lake subdivision, causing widespread damage, with some instances of EF3 damage visible; one person was killed in this area. The tornado continued on into the Orange Mountain addition, causing EF1-EF0 damage as it began to weaken. The tornado eventually moved out over Lake Louisa and dissipated after traveling over the lake for nearly half a mile. In total, the tornado killed 12 people, injured over 200, caused over $1 billion in damages, and traveled for 9.5 miles.

## Gallery

The Clermont, Florida EF3 near peak strength.220px-Lee County Alabama Tornado Damage.jpgHigh-end EF3 damage in Clermont.GrubichJeff McHenryCountryClub.jpgSize of hail from the storm that produced the Clermont EF3 compared to a golf ball.
2017 East Georgia/West South Carolina Tornado

**2017 East Georgia/West South Carolina Tornado**

the ***2017 East Georgia/West South Carolina Tornado*** was a large, violent tornado which tracked 211.7 miles in 5 hours and rated EF4.

## Meteorological Synopsis

A few days prior on March 27 a significant storm system produced few tornadoes over Northern Mississippi, Northern Alabama, Central and Western Tennessee and Southern Kentucky on March 30 Conditions were favorable for tornadic development, a very rare high risk and the 2nd in the past 3 days was issued for Eastern Georgia and South Carolina, a weak supercell formed over East Georgia and produced a EF0 about 5 miles away from the SC state line, the tornado moved northeast and rapidly intensified the tornado started to weaken after 5 hours and lifted.
Jaeger

**Jaegers** are professional monster hunters. There are three main groups in the Empire compirsed Jaegers: The Imperial Jaegers (Imps), the Brotherhood of Jaegers (a loose confederation of Jaeger cells throughout the Empire), and the Ophites (Jaegers who used magics to enhance their hunting ability.
2019 Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania Tornado

**2019 Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania Tornado**

The ***2019 Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania Tornado*** was a destructive and violent, rated F4 tornado that struck Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania in the early evening hours of November 24, 2019. In all, 28 deaths occurred, along with 607 injuries, and $20 million (2019 USD) in damages.
Stheno

An elder abomination who appeared as a slender, human female with living snakes for hair. He stare could induced insanity upon the weak minded or virtigo upon those that could resist. She had devotees of the native races such as gnomes and satyrs, who offered her sacrifices of their own children.

Once the Valencians arrived, even some humans fell under her insanity. Holy Wards were errected in settlements to repel her and Paladins began wearing visored hems to avoid eye contact when needing to engage her.

She slew many knights, priests, and citizens, even claiming a Kardinal to her madness, until Roland Hightower decapitated her after a three day battle.
2016 Sherman, Texas Tornado

**2016 Sherman, Texas Tornado**

The ***2016 Sherman, Texas Tornado*** was a destructive and catastrophic, EF5-rated tornado that struck Sherman, Texas in the evening hours of May 17, 2016. In all, 196 deaths occurred, along with 985 injuries, and $3 billion (2016 USD) in damages.

On the morning of May 17, the NWS issued a high risk for North-Central Texas and South Central Oklahoma. By 6:00 PM CDT, a tornado warning was issued for Grayson, Cooke, Denton, and Collin counties.

At 6:06 PM CDT, the funnel cloud that would produce the EF5 began to emerge from the clouds. At 6:09 PM CDT, the funnel cloud touched down 4 miles west of Gunter. Producing mostly EF0 damage, trees were downed as the tornado began to intensify over an north-northeast path at 10 to 15 mph (16 to 24 km/h).

High-end EF0 to EF1 damage occurred to mostly trees and rural farmland southwest of Sherman. Becoming a stovepipe, a vacant outhouse was destroyed and a mobile home was overturned, severely injuring a man. The tornado continued to strengthen, becoming an EF2 wedge.

High-end EF2 to low-end EF3 damage occurred to a warehouse that was severely damaged. The first fatality occurred in a mobile home that was destroyed. The tornado continued to strengthen, becoming an EF4 5 miles south of Sherman. A tornado emergency was then issued at 7:50 PM CDT.

Mid-range to high-end EF4 damage occurred to multiple homes, where 2 were killed and 11 were injured. Becoming an EF5, the tornado hit downtown Sherman at peak strength. A recreation center was leveled, with 98% of the center being destroyed. In this area, 180 were killed, along with 968 injuries. Tracking north-northeast of Sherman, another 12 were killed, along with 8 injuries at EF4 strength.

The last fatality occurred in a mobile home where another 6 injuries. After causing the last two deaths, EF1 to EF2 damage occurred to mostly rural farmland northeast of Sherman. By 8:40 PM CDT, only EF0 damage occurred to mostly vegetation. At 8:45 PM CDT, the tornado dissipated 22.4 miles northeast of Sherman after killing 196, injuring 985, and $3 billion (2016 USD) in damages.

## Gallery

EF5 damage in downtown Sherman, Texas. 180 of the 196 deaths occurred at this location.EF5 damage to a home northeast of Sherman.High-end EF4 damage in southwest of Sherman.The tornado as an EF4 southwest of Sherman.Severe ground scouring north of Sherman. Damage and scouring in this area was rated EF5.Supercell from plane.jpgThe supercell that produced the Sherman EF5.May 17, 2016 Tornado Outbreak (Hitman).pngThe tornado convective outlook for May 17, 2016.
Valencian Paladins

Holy Knights blessed with the holy power of Valencia Herself. Paladins are extremely devoted to their faith, and as such, are granted miraculous abilities and weaponry. While they are powerful and have proven quite effective against the Horrors of Pamant, the Empire has come to realize their limitations in the modern era and their ranks have dwindled, leaving only

## Paladin Orders

1. **Order of Hightower**: The most ancient order of Paladins named after the legendary slayer of Stheno. They refuse modern weaponry in favor of blessed swords, axes, and hammers. Headed by the **Kardinal Paladin**.
2. **Order of Anderson**: These Paladin’s are chosen from among the ranks of the **Heilig Priests** to serve the **Hochheilig** as personal bodyguards. Headed by the **Cardinal Priest**.
3. **Order of Gerect**: Chosen from among the elite of the other two orders to serve as guards in **Valencia City**. Headed by the **Lord Kardinal**.

## Knights of Bedauern

Although this is not an actual "order" of knights, it certainly is the most unique of the Paladins. The knights are placed in special armor that permanently binds them in service to the Church. These "Knights" are conscripted by force or by choice, but only if a grave sin has been committed. Service in this "order" is considered penance and accepted as sufficient in place of purgatory. Lead by B**edauerlich**.
2018 Quapaw, Oklahoma Tornado

**2018 Quapaw, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***2018 Quapaw, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a deadly and violent, rated-EF4 tornado that struck Quapaw, Oklahoma on May 31, 2018. In all, 20 people died, along with 106 injuries, and $1.3 billion (2018 USD) in damages.

Apart of the Tornado Outbreak of May 30-31, 2018, the Quapaw EF4 first touched down as a massively weak EF0 tornado in an open field at 6:05 PM CDT northwest of Wyandotte and immediately north of the Neosho River.

Only low-end EF0 or minor tree damage occurred to trees before the tornado strengthened into a high-end EF0 parallel to Oklahoma State Highway 137. EF1 damage occurred to a line of well-built homes that suffered moderate to major roof damage. 2 were injured as a mobile home was overturned at mid-range EF1 strength as the tornado crossed the intersection of Oklahoma State Highway 137 and Oklahoma State Highway 10 east of Miami at 6:12 PM CDT.

Strengthening continued to occur as the tornado caused low-end to mid-range EF2 as a stovepipe paralleling Oklahoma State Highway 137 east-northeast of Miami. The tornado strengthened further, causing high-end EF2 to low-end EF3 damage as a fat stovepipe before the tornado crossed Interstate 44. 2 were killed 6 were injured as a couple of cars were thrown of of Interstate 44 at either mid-range of high-end EF3 strength.

The tornado continued to strengthen, where low-end EF4 damage occurred to a well-built, anchor-bolted, large farmhouse that was partially swept away. EF4 damage continued to occur as the tornado entered southern Quapaw as a high-end low-end EF4 tornado. 17 were killed and 93 were injured in southern and eastern Quapaw as the tornado caused mostly mid-range to high-end mid-range EF4 damage in Quapaw. Weakening began to occur, as the tornado caused low-end EF4 damage to a few homes, including a line of mobile homes that were completely swept away. In this area, 1 was killed and 5 were injured, 3 of them critically.

The tornado then caused high-end EF2 to low-end EF3 damage to multiple well-built homes as the tornado entered Kansas. A few homes were significantly damaged in southern and western Baxter Springs before the tornado continued to weaken. Major to moderate roof damage occurred to multiple homes at EF1 strength before the tornado dissipated at 6:56 PM CDT after killing 20, injuring 106, and causing $1.3 billion (2018 USD) in damages. The Quapaw EF4 ranks as the 133rd costliest tornado ever.

## Gallery

220px-Shoal Creek Valley Alabama Tornado April 27, 2011.jpgThe Quapaw, Oklahoma high-end EF4 near peak strength.220px-Roping tornado.jpgThe Quapaw high-end EF4 in it's dissipation stage.May 31, 2018 Tornado Outbreak Outlook (Hitman).pngThe tornado convective outlook for May 31, 2018.High-end EF4 damage in Quapaw.More high-end EF4 damage in Quapaw.November 17, 2013 tornado outbreak 1920Z.pngThe storm that spawned the Quapaw EF4 on radar.
Revival

Revival is a male character who is co-host for Objects in Chaos.

## Personality

He is unable to keep his unstable relationship with other and very unpopular, gets offended quite easily, and is also pretty confident

## Trivia

* His user also plays as Kamikaze, Music To Be Murdered By, Vriska-Ball and Cyalnny as contestants in OIC.
* He's a skilled pyromancer and can revive other contestants
2017 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tornado

**2017 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***2017 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a devastating EF5 event that was held responsible for at least 51 deaths and 344 injuries, as well as doing $3.4 billion (2017 USD) in damages. The tornado was down for 32 minutes, in which time it managed to sweep away several hundred well built, anchored homes, leaving behind damaged foundations in its wake.

## Synopsis

The supercell that spawned the tornado was responsible for another strong tornado an hour beforehand over northern Texas. By 1330 CDT, the supercell had developed a new area of rotation, which began to hook over as it intensified.

After reports of a very low, rapidly rotating wall cloud at 1355 CDT, the NWS in Norman issued a Particularly Dangerous Situation tornado warning, indicating that a strong rotation was on radar, and that a dangerous tornado would likely touch down within 30 minutes.

At 1423 CDT, a large tornado touched down on the edges of the city, prompting the issuance of a tornado emergency as it began to cause severe damage to numerous well built structures along its path, reaching approximately 1 mile wide by this point. Continuing to move into the city, the tornado claimed several lives as it demolished an apartment complex, before partially sweeping it away as well. In this area, very deep scouring was noted, along with several heavy vehicles that were thrown about a mile away. Trees were either shredded or completely debarked at this location as well.

From here, the tornado moved towards the center of the city, but luckily missed, before heading out again whilst producing damage rated from EF1 to EF3. The tornado was last noted at 1455 CDT whilst doing heavy tree and roof damages, later rated EF1 at this location.

## Impacts and aftermath

Following the tornado, it was discovered that a large portion of the buildings within Oklahoma City's inner area had been swept away, though this is thought to be because they weren't bolted or anchored to their foundations. However, at least 15 of those were, and they were also well built brick buildings, warranting an EF5 rating at those locations.

51 people were confirmed dead during the event, with 344 others being taken into hospital for treatment, including a person who had a piece of glass driven into their shoulder by the force of the tornado, who required surgery to remove it. In all, $3.4 billion was done in damages, breaking the previous record of $2.8 billion set by the Joplin tornado in 2011 as a result.

Also following the event, it was decided to enforce stricter building codes with a hefty fine to be given to building companies if homes weren't found to be secured properly to their foundations. It took 5 years to rebuild the parts of the city affected by the tornado, at a cost of $3.4 billion.
Solid Pleasure

Solid Pleasure is the first studio album by Yello.

## Solid Pleasure

### Length

40:45 (original release)57:28 (Remaster Series reissue with bonus tracks)

## Tracklist

1. Bimbo
2. Night Flanger
3. Reverse Lion
4. Downtown Samba
5. Magneto
6. Massage
7. Assistant's Cry
8. Bostich
9. Rock Stop
10. Coast To Polka
11. Blue Green
12. Eternal Legs
13. Stanztrigger
14. Bananas To The Beat

#### Bonus tracks (2005 Remaster Series)

15. Thrill Wave

16. I.T. Splash

17. Gluehead

18. Smirak's Train

19. Bostich (N'Est Ce-Pas)
Out Of Dawn

**Out Of Dawn**, also known as **Distant Light**, is a song by Yello.

The first incarnation of this song, along with a shortened instrumental version, was released as **Distant Light** on the Audi promotional album Progress And Perfection. A different mix was later released on Touch Yello as **Out Of Dawn**; the album's deluxe edition also features the bonus track Umbria which utilises elements from the original Distant Light.
Eye Patch

Eye Patch is a male contestant who competes in Objects in Chaos.

## Personality

Is a fun-loving character, can kill people but usually doesn't know about it. Hey, have you heard he commited arson and walked it off? What a mad lad.

## Trivia

* He likes Looking for treasure, playing Mario games, licking sugar off poppers and he hates nothing.
* The things on the side of his body count as extra arms
* His user made this wiki, check her out!
* Eye Patch's user made a self inside joke about Vriska Ball and EP having a child.
2018 Glenpool, Oklahoma Tornado

**2018 Glenpool, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***2018 Glenpool, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a destructive and deadly, EF4-rated tornado that struck Glenpool, Oklahoma and surrounding areas in the late-evening hours of September 11, 2018. In all, 28 deaths occurred, along with 457 injuries, and $4.6 billion (2018 USD) in damages.
Yello

**Yello** are a Swiss electropop group founded by Dieter Meier, Boris Blank and Carlos Perón in 1979.

## Members

#### Core members

* Dieter Meier (1979-)
* Boris Blank (1979-)

## Discography

#### Studio albums

* Solid Pleasure (15 October 1980)
* Claro Que Si (22 September 1981)
* You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess (19 April 1983)
* Stella (29 January 1985)
* One Second (4 May 1987)
* Flag (31 October 1988)
* Baby (17 June 1991)
* Zebra (17 October 1994)
* Pocket Universe (24 February 1997)
* Motion Picture (25 October 1999)
* The Eye (3 November 2003)
* Touch Yello (2 October 2009)
* Toy (30 September 2016)
* Point (28 August 2020)
Music To Be Murdered By

Music To Be Murdered By is a male contestant who competes in Objects in Chaos.

## Personality

He is very adventurous, regrets none of his actions and sometimes could become a little insane, which is also his mad side, caused by the voices in his head. There's a low chance however, that he would murder someone in this state.

## Trivia

* He can manipulate darkness
* He owns a knife attached to a rope
2018 Red Rock, Oklahoma Tornado

**2018 Red Rock, Oklahoma Tornado**

The **2018 Red Rock, Oklahoma Tornado** was a deadly, violent, and catastrophic, EF5-rated tornado that struck the town of Red Rock, Oklahoma. Over a 112 minute lifespan, the Red Rock EF5 caused 38 deaths, 265 injuries, and $4.59 billion (2018 USD) in damages.

Touching down at 7:41 PM CDT near Perry, EF0 to EF1 damage was recorded as hundreds of trees were pushed over. Gradually gaining strength, EF2 damage was recorded as a mobile home was destroyed, killing 1 occupant.

EF3 damage occurred as multiple homes were severely damaged. A train was tipped over was also tipped over. An accident was caused by the tornado on I-40.

Being immediately south of Red Rock, rapid intensification occurred and by 8:10 PM CDT, EF4 damage occurred to multiple farms. Damage rated EF5 also occurred at a shopping center east of Red Rock. 16 fatalities occurred at that location along with 61 injuries.

More EF5 damage occurred to a John Deere plant where the anchor bolted foundation was swept clean and tractors in the plant were thrown as much as 2 miles.

Around 8:53 PM CDT, as the EF5 was entering Red Rock, a satellite EF0 touched down, causing no damage. The EF5, starting to loose strength, killed 22 and injured 202 in a neighborhood of extremely well-built homes.

Weakening very quickly, 2 more were injured when a home was suffered severe damage at EF3 strength. Weakening even further, EF1 to EF2 damage occurred to multiple businesses in Red Rock. Becoming a pencil-like tornado, EF0 damage occurred to many homes, while also knocking down trees.

At 9:33 PM CDT, the monster EF5 finally lifted 4 miles west of Red Rock near I-35 after killing 38, injuring 265, and causing $4.59 billion (2018 USD). The tornado was given a final rating of an EF5 on May 19, four days after the tornado. The damage path was 101.82 miles long and up to 1.2 miles wide.
2018 Stanley, Oklahoma Tornado

**2018 Stanley, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***2018 Stanley, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a violent and destructive, rated-EF5 tornado that struck Stanley, Oklahoma on June 21, 2018. In all, 31 people died, along with 278 injuries, and $3.2 billion (2018 USD) in damages.

Apart of the June 21, 2018 Tornado Outbreak, the Stanley EF5 first touched down at 9:51 AM CDT 2 miles south-southwest of Finley as a very, very weak EF0 tornado in an open field. The tornado caused minor damage to multiple farms west of Finley at high-end EF0 to low-end EF1 damage around 10 AM CDT.
2020 Abilene, Kansas Tornado

**2020 Abilene, Kansas Tornado**

The ***2020 Abilene, Kansas Tornado*** was a destructive, deadly, and violent, high-end EF4 tornado that struck Abilene, Kansas in the mid-afternoon to late-afternoon hours of May 23, 2020. In all, 39 people were killed, along 494 injuries, and $2 billion (2020 USD) in damages.
2018 Jarrell, Texas Tornado

**2018 Jarrell, Texas Tornado**

2018 Super Outbreak

The ***2018 Jarrell, Texas Tornado*** was a deadly, violent, and catastrophic, EF5-rated tornado that impacted the city of Jarrell, Texas. In all, 34 people died, another 179 were injured, and $2.46 billion (2018 USD) in damages was done. The tornado was apart of a huge outbreak that caused dozens of others of violent, long-tracked tornadoes.

Touching down at 6:23 PM CDT and causing EF0 to EF1 damage, the twister quickly moved out of Austin. While approaching the north side of Jarrell, multiple doppler on wheels recorded wind speeds up to 291 mph (468 km/h). EF5 damage was recorded as well as dozens of well-built homes in the Sonterra neighborhood sustained catastrophic damage, killing 34.

Dozens of businesses, restaurants, homes, and stores sustained high-end EF2 to EF5 damage. 174 were injured in a mobile home park of Jarrell. A car dealership was ravaged, and an estimated economic loss of $3.5 million (2018 USD) in damages was done there.

While gradually weakening to an EF3, a satellite tornado with wind speeds up to 80 mph (128 km/h) caused high-end EF0 damage. After dissipating at 7:48 PM CDT, a search and rescue effort was underway in Jarrell.

The EF5 killed 34, injured 179, and caused $2.46 billion (2018 USD). This is the second F5/EF5 to hit Jarrell in the last 21 years and the deadliest was this twister. It remains one of the deadliest tornadoes and the one of the costliest tornadoes in Texas state history.

The NWS over the course of the next few days did surveys along the tornadoes path. The final rating was an EF5 rating with a path of 42.38 miles long and 1.2 miles wide.

## Gallery

The Jarrell, Texas EF5 approaching the north side of Jarrell.Parkersburg damage.jpgThe damage in downtown Jarrell.Elreno BrennanJosephJontz.jpgThe supercell that would eventually produce the EF5.May 2, 2018 Tornado Outbreak Outlook (Hitman).pngThe convective outlook for May 2, 2018.
Cyalnny

Cyalnny is a female contestant who competes in Objects in Chaos.

## Personality

Your average plot-reliant fan, which follows the narration's directions and will. She is also pretty neutral towards most people (Not Vriska-Ball though), but will help them out if needed (and of course, the narration, in this case, the host (which will be referred as narration by Cyalnny)).

## Trivia

* She owns two shards swords
* She can blow wind
* Cyalnny can shoot out shards
Vriska-Ball

Vriska-Ball is a bigender contestant who competes in Objects in Chaos.

## Personality

Uses 8 puns alot in his/her sentences, and is manipulative, brave, arrogant, daring, and secretive.

## Trivia

* They can fire dice with 8 sides on them called D8s. These can generate any attack based on luck. These can give you some great powers if you land all 8 with 8 spots on them. These have yet to be discovered though...
* Vriska-Ball is based off of a Homestuck character.
Durability

## Introduction

**Durability** is the property which guarantees the ability to withstand a certain amount of force. This is not to be confused with endurance; while durability is the ability to withstand damage, endurance is a measure of **stamina**.

Logically, characters capable of physically achieving a certain degree of energy output, must be able to at least withstand a comparable amount of damage, or their bodies would break apart from the strain and automatic counterforce, whenever they exert themselves.

For more indepth descriptions of each category, please read the **Tiering System** and **Attack Potency** pages.

## Durability Levels

**Below Average level**

**Human level**

**Athlete level**

**Street level**

**Wall level**

**Small Building level**

**Building level**

**Large Building level**

**City Block level**

**Multi-City Block level**

**Small Town level**

**Town level**

**Large Town level**

**Small City level**

**City level**

**Mountain level**

**Large Mountain level**

**Island level**

**Small Country level**

**Country level**

**Large Country level**

**Continent level**

**Multi-Continent level**

**Moon level**

**Small Planet level**

**Planet level**

**Large Planet level**

**Dwarf Star level**

**Small Star level**

**Star level**

**Large Star level**

**Solar System level**

**Multi-Solar System level**

**Galaxy level**

**Multi-Galaxy level**

**Universe level**

**High Universe level**

**Universe level+**

**Low Multiverse level**

**Multiverse level**

**Multiverse level+**

**Low Complex Multiverse level**

**Complex Multiverse level**

**High Complex Multiverse level**

**Hyperverse level**

**High Hyperverse level**

**Low Outerverse level**

**Outerverse level**

**Outerverse level+**

**High Outerverse level**

**Boundless**

## Other statistics

* Attack Potency
* Speed
* Lifting Strength
* Striking Strength
* Range
* Intelligence
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Monk

Holy men who dedicate their lives to deeper study and understanding of the divine through prayer, research, and training.

## Orders

1. *Shatten* - focus on retaining miraculius power within one’s body for greater physical prowess (typically Eiiciebant Priests)
2. *Öffnen* - Focusing on miraculous healing focus (typically Heilen)
3. *Vier* - focus on the study of the nature of the holy power and its uses