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Wren

Larienne "Wren" Curnow is a Protector, and often serves as the organization's main liaison to the party.

### Appearance

Wren has slightly tanned skin and reddish hair that she keeps back in a ponytail. She is on the shorter end, with brown eyes and freckles on her face. She wears unassuming clothing to aid in her role as a spy.

### Notable Events

Wren sought out the party as the survivors of the *Maypole's Crewel* Tragedy, hoping to figure out the fate of her fellow Protector, Izun Kenji. Wren's mission at the time was to carry Kenji's Spike on the next leg of its journey, but due to Hyzel Cohen's attachment and curiosity towards it, Wren agreed to let her carry it for the time being, so long as a Protector accompanied them while they had it. Such began the tenuous relationship between the party and the Protectors.

Wren actively lied to the party, keeping the true nature of the Spikes and the Faces of the Void away from them in order to shroud the truth in secrecy. After Lysander McCroven revealed the Protectors’ deception, Wren attempted to reconcile with the party by giving them information regarding the whereabouts of other Spikes, the Ebony Pervasion's plans, and even supplies. With this role, Wren has essentially been the Protectors’ handler for the party, giving them future leads and cooperating with them in order to achieve her main objective: to keep the Spikes out of the Pervasion's--or any other organization's--hands.

Wren first told Hyzel about the new Outsiders in Episode 8, revealing Leonnaire Glynne was the Diplomat for the first time.

Wren spurred much of the party’s direction in Episode 16’s hostage exchange.

Wren caught up with LG and the rest of the party at the old Outsider’s house in Episode 40, asking LG to leave the party for a time.

In Episode 65, Wren became marked by the Regulator, LG’s Outsider form, and became his liaison in the Protectors.
Investigator Krapp

Investigator Krapp is a corrupt member of Kennerick's Private Enforcers and actual member of the Crimson Pennant. Krapp was instrumental in setting up the ambush at Mattias Teppin's help, as Lee Berrett shared the party's plans with him and inadvertently aided the Ebony Pervasion.

Investigator Krapp was stabbed with a Voidphine syringe during the fight in the exhibition and was rendered unconscious for the next couple of days.

Krapp's men not-so-affectionately refer to him as "Piso" behind his back.
The Diplomat

The Diplomat is an Outsider representing Diplomacy and interpersonal ability.

Reeve Leonnaire Glynne was the current Diplomat through Episode 54. He had occupied the position for approximately three years, since a ritual intended to place him in the Void as the Outsider killed him and he filled the open Outsider slot. He was removed from the Void in Episode 54 by Hyzel Cohen, Anton Blackburn, and Captain Brigham Bell. Since then, there has not been another Diplomat.

The Diplomat has visited Maxim Kennerick at night, and has marked Lysander McRoven and Gennifer Casey.

While the Diplomat never marked Hyzel Cohen, he gifted her a Void artifact, the Blindman’s Cane/the Blindman’s Baton, which enabled her to alter others’ beliefs and aid her allies in combat. In Episode 15, Lysander McRoven stated that the reason the Diplomat never marked Hyzel was because he found her more interesting without powers.

Unlike other Outsiders, the mark of the Diplomat seems to be subtle. While it is obvious when other marked individuals use void abilities, those marked by the Diplomat seem to be able to use some void powers without their mark noticeably glowing.

The Diplomat's teleportation ability seems to require the individual to teleport to the location of a nearby person.

In Epsiode 15, Lysander used an ability on Anton that seems to have been intended to gather information against the will of the target. This ability failed. This ability was confirmed in Episode 49, when Lysander used it to glean the location of the Empress’s home from Hyzel Cohen. In Episode 22, Gennifer Casey used either a similar ability or the same ability to a Crimson Pennant captain to answer a question truthfully.
Nikolai Graves

Nikolai Graves was a painter, Pandyssian explorer, and former associate of Anton's Tyvian identity. He was known to be able to traverse the dangerous parts of Pandyssia without injury. He has paintings in the Art Institute in Triptych, where he was known to visit between expeditions. He plays a nebulous part in Anton's memories. In addition, Lord Erimany Talvon has showed interest in his talent at traversing the continent unscathed.

Graves first appeared in episode 47, when he showed suddenly at the end of the ramp for the Slingshots. Upon interaction, he revealed that his apprentice was named Anton Niski, who had the same preference for voidphine as Anton. He also enumerated several traits which Anton shared with 'Niski', including an obsession with portraits. The first meeting was cut short by Talvon, who came to try to get information on certain void rituals of the native Pandyssians. Graves was possibly the only person with knowledge of them, due to his explorations. Graves had painted the ruins of the native Pandyssians, though he attributed their rituals to the downfall of their society and did not wish for Talvon to learn about them.

In episode 48, Graves took Anton to an art exhibition where the Triptych was revealed. Afterwards, he told Anton that he was planning to go back to Tyvia, though he stayed in the Gilded, a hotel in Briamton, in case Anton was to quickly leave for Alba, in which case he would come with them.

In Episode 55, Anton was was barred from creating a portal to exit the void by Talvon, trapping several people in the void with him, including Graves, who was held hostage to force Anton to reveal the location of the painting of the native Pandyssian ruins. Anton initially refused, until Talvon stabbed Graves through the heart with a chunk of voidrite. Though Anton revealed the general location of the painting for the chance to heal Graves, he was unable to patch up the ruined heart, and Graves died. It was since revealed that Talvon found the painting.
Triptych

Triptych is a city in Truemile named for a giant triptych painting which is meant to be on display in the city's art institute.

The artist who created the tryptich, Ebon Pattering, created three panels depicting the landscape around Triptych. The inspiration for this massive work came from the artist's expedition to the area before the city was founded. The three panels show the lake, the mountains, and the plains around Tryptich.

The triptych was displayed in the Tryptich Art Institute before it was stolen. The culprits are unknown, as is the current location of the triptych. The nature of the burglary is notably bizarre, as the culprits managed to escape with all three massive panels undetected and without leaving a trace.

The Tryptich Art Institute has fallen on hard times since the theft of the tryptich, which caused former curator Merrick to resign and leave the city.

Tryptich also contains a monocycle racetrack and hosts regular races.

**Known Residents**

* Sabelle Escanti
* Armano Venzetti
* Arteni Venzetti
* Ex-Curator Merrick (outskirts)
* Pix (deceased)
Argan Marchenko

Argan Marchenko, also known as Iron and the Commodore, was the past head of the Ghosts and is currently the head of the Crimson Pennant.

### Appearance

Argan is an older man with white hair and beard, a heavy brow, and wrinkled skin.

### Personality

Argan is cold and uncompromising, willing to go to any length to complete his mission. He rationalizes the wrong actions he has taken, as when he claimed removing Sab’s powers and stranding him in the Void was meant to protect the people around Sab from him. Argan seems to be a natural leader, as he both led the Ghosts and, later, became Commodore of the Crimson Pennant.

### Notable Events

Argan was the leader of the Ghosts, a paramilitary group Sabastion Grailouse was involved in prior to his time in the Void. Argan led the group to strip Sab of his Outsider’s mark using the Jade Music Box, taking on Sab’s powers himself and trapping Sab in the Void.

Since the Ghosts dissolved, Argan became the Commodore of the Crimson Pennant, leading them to fight for the Ebony Pervasion’s cause of uniting the Void with the regular world. He still holds a particular grudge against Sab, trying to blow up the Ivory Respite to kill him in Episode 44.

Argan led the Crimson Pennant from his flagship, the Eidolon, in Episode 64’s assault on the League of Protectors at Counteye.
Investigator Claypott

Chief Watchman Ellie Claypott was a high ranking Enforcer who was responsible for the investigation into the murder of Maxim Kennerick during Verne Pelkin's absence.

In Episode 50, Claypott was introduced as the Enforcer entrusted with Maxim Kennerick's security during the assassination threat. Under Verne's orders to slowly close the perimeter in the event of an attempt, her watchmen arrived on the scene when Lee Berrett, Brigham Bell, Sabastion Grailouse, and Graye Candler were in the location where the shots originated, all according to Verne's plan. Given the fact that Berrett's rifle was used in the murder and Berrett was present in the shooter's location, Claypott incorrectly assumed that the party was responsible for Maxim Kennerick's murder.

In the ensuing firefight, Claypott shot and grievously wounded Chief Watchman Daniel Everton, who was trying to defend Berrett. Everton's move bought the party time, however, and enabled them to escape through a portal created by Anton Blackburn.

In Episode 56, Anton went back to Briamton and was captured by Enforcers under Claypott's command. Still abiding by Verne's orders, Claypott prepared an execution for Anton. When the party attempted to rescue him, Lee Berrett was also arrested. As Claypott attempted to close the trap around the remaining party members, she apprehended Hyzel Cohen, who explained the frame attempt in greater detail. Realizing that much of Verne's story wasn't adding up, Claypott and Head Watchman Philips decided to postpone the execution.

While in this temporary state, Philips freed Berrett and Anton unbeknownst to Claypott.

In the Epilogue, Claypott was present at Lee Berrett's funeral after being forgiven by Everton.
Verne Pelkins

Verne Pelkins was the assistant to Maxim Kennerick and played a key hand in running Kennerick's Private Enforcers until he colluded with the Ebony Pervasion in Maxim’s murder in Episode 50.

The party first met Verne in Episode 4 upon entering Briamton, as Verne arrived to escort them to meet Kennerick himself. Verne opened the gates to let immigrants from Morley into the town after the explosion of the Maypole’s Crewel.

While the party didn’t interact with Verne directly again until later in the story, he often answered when the party raised Maxim Kennerick’s radio frequency.

In Episode 49, Verne was present for the party’s discussion with Maxim and Captain Brigham Bell about the assassination plan. Despite their best efforts, Maxim was shot on his estate. While Sab managed to patch up the wound and stabilize Maxim, Hyzel Cohen later found Maxim’s body with the wound intentionally reopened. When she questioned him about the murder, he cited Maxim’s tendency to overlook Verne’s contributions as a motivating factor.

In Episode 65, the League of Protectors captured Verne during the Battle at Counteye. He possessed a letter from Kennerick to Hyzel with the deed and keys to Hyzel’s new home.
Beggis

Beggis is the guardian of the docks of new Dunwall. He asks for a tax from all who land their ship at the docks, which goes to paying for a protection for the airships. Beggis is very good at his job, ensuring that no one unfamiliar approaches the airships and thus preventing any theft or damages.

In Episode 39, Beggis taxed the crew of the *Mabe’s Shoe (Rename Pending)* upon their arrival in New Dunwall.
Premier

The *Premier* is Sybil Hastings’ personal airship, piloted by Clip. It has a pilot house, two small personal rooms, a workshop, and a larder. The Chain Gang escaped Briamton in the *Premier* after being framed for the murder of Maxim Kennerick in Episode 50. Since that point, with the *Ivory Respite* destroyed, the *Premier* conveyed the Chain Gang to most of where the needed to go in the remaining stretch of the campaign.
Everton

# Daniel Everton

   Daniel Everton was Berrett's closest friend and comrade in the Insular Civil War. After the Imperial forces were defeated, Everton and Berrett, along with hundreds of other veterans who fought to maintain the empire, fled Gristol for Pandyssia. Everton and Berrett both worked as Enforcers for Maxim Kennerick.

Everton first appeared in Episode 50. After the party was dishonored, he helped Berrett, Sab, and Anton to escape, though he was shot in the process and ended up in the hospital under arrest.

In Episode 55, Berrett and Anton travelled through the Void to get Everton away from the Pervasion and the Enforcers. However, while taking his hospital bed through the Void, they were ambushed by Talvon. During the fight, Everton was torn into pieces and nearly killed. Anton managed to save Everton with Brush of the Dark, though he failed to save Everton's legs. Everton was left in the care of Sherry afterwards.

In the epilogue at Berrett's funeral, it was revealed that Everton became the leader of the Enforcers.
Marie Atchkinson

Marie Atchkinson is the prolific inventor of several famous firearms. She runs a factory in Jessamine, Pandyssia.

Atchkinson briefly interracted with the Lady Augur Hyzel Cohen, whom she had previously contracted for a Void reading, in Episode 13. Atchkinson accused Hyzel of being a charlatan since her reading was positive on an earlier patent of Atchkinson's that was stolen by a rival inventor.

Marie Atchkinson attended Mattias Teppin's party and was presumably among the guests knocked out by Lysander McRoven and Captain "Snatch" Ogden.
The Blindman's Cane/ The Blindman's Baton

The Blindman's Cane/ The Blindman's Baton is a Void artifact gifted by The Diplomat to the Lady Augur Hyzel Cohen. The cane is identical to the one carried by Leonnaire Glynne, The Diplomat's mortal self. The artifact is known to have a number of special properties related to manipulating people's beliefs.

The Regulator took this artifact back from Hyzel in Episode 65, telling her she wouldn’t need it anymore.

### The Blindman's Cane

In this form, the cane is at full length and looks identical to the one carried by Leonnaire Glynne. It possesses the following abilities:

**Hearts and Minds:**
Gain the ability to change a belief of any character via a talk+cleverly/carefully+persuasion check contested by the target's talk/survive+forcefully/cleverly.

**None More Forgotten (Passive):**
The user takes -1 difficulty on any talk check relating to the downtrodden.

### The Blindman's Baton

In this form, the cane shrinks down into a combat-ready baton about half its normal length. It provides the following boons:

**Reeve's Courage:**
Use your major action to grant a single momentum die to a character besides yourself. This die expires at the end of a scene.

**Hold Fast in Dark Times:**
Gain the ability to grant 3 temporary stress points to character that is under half their stress point maximum. These temporary stress points expire at the end of the scene.
Captain Vil Poppen

Captain Vil Poppen was the previous captain of the *Maypole's Crewel*. When Captain "Snatch" Ogden and his crew boarded the *Crewel*, they took him as a hostage. Jared Valentine confronted Snatch and shot Captain Poppen to prevent Snatch from using him as a hostage, causing Snatch to retaliate by shooting off Valentine's arm.

After Captain Poppen's death, Ivohn took over as captain of the *Crewel*.
Organizers

Organizers is an unofficial term describing followers of the labor-based ideology that has risen in the Isles.

> "Despite their nickname, the Organizers aren’t a unified, cohesive, or single complete group. Instead, they are many small organizations each operating in their own regional sphere. Though they are separate, they are indeed organized, each a movement defined by unique hierarchy and proper coordination.
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> What unites these movements is their common goal of radical reorganization of the former status quo, normally in a way that benefits the lower classes. Most of the changes are economic, advocating for political and structural changes to the government in order to benefit the working class under the teachings of Urnst Mesian, known as Mesianism.
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> -The Gristolian Reallotment: Emerged as the coordination of the many riots across Dunwall, then linked with other protests occurring around Gristol. The main purpose within the Reallotment is directed at Gristolian nobility, who are blamed for exploiting the working class.
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> -The Grand Union of Serkonos: Emerged as miner’s unions coalesced into the largest force in Serkonos, expelling the aged Duke Luca Abele in favor of council rule in the island. The chaos of their riots eventually evolved into a more organized force in favor of new rule of the island. The GUS is the majority in Serkonos, and practically rules, albeit for a few villages of Old Towne and Regenters on the peninsula of Bastillian. As a part of their rule, Serkonos, like the other nations of the Isles, has isolated themselves. The focus of the GUS is to develop the economy, defend their islands, and reorganize the Serkonan government into a more representative system. Foreign policy is next to nothing in the GUS, unless it relates to trade or defense.
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> -The Golden Fist: An organizer party within Morley’s parliament. Small enough to be nowhere near a majority, but big enough to be a thorn in the side of everyone else. Promotes gradual change towards Mesianism rather than sudden, violent change."
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- To the West! Reference Book
Jade Music Box

The Jade Music Box is an artifact originally from Wei Gon. According to Draper, it was first used by Dr. Orris Atlee and Giles Axven to steal her Outsider’s mark far prior to the campaign. It was later used by Argan Marchenko to steal the mark of Sabastion Grailouse. This led to Sab’s main quest of getting his powers back and destroying the Jade Music Box.

The Chain Gang finally caught up with the Jade Music Box in Episode 65, when they defeated Argan Marchenko and found it hidden under his war table aboard the *Eidolon*. Sab used it to regain his powers for the final fight of the campaign.
Ayah Dafa

Ayahnya Dafa bernama lengkap Sigit Pamungkas. Ia merupakan tokoh pendukung dalam cerita Dafa & Lulu di Sekolah Baru.

## Latar Belakang

   Sigit merupakan seorang ayah yang penyayang, humoris, memiliki rasa kepedulian yang tinggi, dan terkadang suka iseng.

Dulunya, ayah Sigit pernah berprofesi sebagai seorang koki. Oleh karena itu, setiap kali Dafa berhasil melakukan sesuatu, ayahnya akan mengapresiasi dengan memasak makanan yang lezat. Terkadang Sigit juga mengajak Dafa untuk ikut memasak. Mereka pernah memasak kue pancong bersama bunda Anisa. Selain itu, ayah Sigit dan Dafa juga pernah membuat kue ulang tahun untuk Bunda bersama Lulu.

Sigit sangat akrab dan sering menghabiskan waktu bersama Dafa. Ia sering membantu Dafa mengerjakan PR, bermain bersama, dan selalu memberikan semangat untuk putranya. Kasih sayang yang Sigit berikan membentuk Dafa menjadi pribadi yang berkemauan tinggi.
Briamton

*"Briamton, Briamton, Briamton!" -Mikhail Zavillyen*

Briamton is a city in Pandyssia located on an island in Sloane Bay.

Briamton was the first stop of the Maypole's Crewel and where the trials occurred after the ship was bombed. It is houses the headquarters of Kennerick's Private Enforcers and served as Maxim Kennerick's place of residence before his death in Episode 50.

### Notable Residents

Maxim Kennerick

Verne Pelkins

Constable Fleming

### Notable Events

The party was detained in Briamton after the explosion of the Maypole’s Crewel. Jared Valentine and Hiram Bancroft were found guilty of the crime and executed on a gallows there. Enforcer Lee Berrett and Anton Blackburn joined the rest of the party while they were still in town.

The party returned to Briamton at the start of The Inversion. After Maxim Kennerick and Captain Brigham Bell met with the party to discuss their concerns about the Pervasion’s plan, Kennerick was assasinated, and the murder pinned on the party. Briamton went into a sort of lockdown after this event, with a strict curfew, heavy Enforcer patrols, and the arrest of all Morleyan officers in town.

Anton Blackburn was imprisoned in Briamton after getting caught in the Briamton Art Gallery. Lee Berrett was imprisoned trying to free Anton before Enforcer Philips helped them both escape. Both Enforcer Philips and Investigator Claypott seemed to suspect Verne Pelkins of the murder after Anton informed them of the framing, but Briamton remained a hostile location through the end of the campaign.
The Pugilist

The Pugilist is an outsider representing Fury. He was one of the four Outsiders freed by the Chain Gang.

The Pugilist’s site of death was the Void-inverse of a fight club in Karnaca. The Pugilist’s mortal self was the manager of the club. The Chain Gang used this site in the Void to set up a ritual to make Lord Erimany Talvon into a new Outsider. While this ritual ultimately failed, the Pugilist was released at the beginning of the Chain Gang’s fight with Talvon, and he helped them with a Voidrite knife given to him by Hyzel Cohen.
City of Rumors

The City of Rumors is a good description of the town, though the actual name of the town is not stated. It is located somewhere in Gristol, in the forest.

The city is very isolated from its surroundings, not by walls or any physical land features, but by the attitude of the townspeople. They do not welcome outsiders, though they do not try to keep them out of the city, either. Very few people ever move in or out of the city. There is an unspoken understanding that leaving the city is somewhat of a taboo.

Despite the physical isolation of the city, the people there are very well-informed. Whenever something happens within the city, people speak aloud about the rumors of the event and the news travels strangely fast. Events outside the city, if they are significant enough, make their own way into these rumors, though the rumors of the outside world are only spoken of quietly, as knowledge of the outside world still existed as a sort of taboo. The rumors spread news as fast as a newspaper could, and are always shockingly accurate, with one exception. Emil had a sister named Sarah who disappeared from the town at the age of 17, when Emil was only 4. The rumors about Sarah all disagreed, and ranged from her running away with a man, to her being kidnapped, to her being murdered.

The city is the hometown of Hiram Bancroft, and the only city he had seen before leaving for Pandyssia.
The University Cult

The University Cult was an old Void cult based out of New Lamprow in Dunwall. Known members include Giles Axven and Dr. Orris Atlee. The Cult sought to unleash the powers of the Void to those equipped to harness it, and thus serves as a spiritual predecessor to the Ebony Pervasion.

Draper, a Protector the party met in Episode 41, had her Mark of the original Outsider siphoned by Giles Axven in much the same way Sabastion Grailouse's had been by Argan Marchenko. She seems to hold a personal vendetta against the remnants of this Cult, including Lord Erimany Talvon, who she believes is Giles Axven.
Doublecross Messengers

Doublecross Messengers is Pandyssia’s closest analogue to a postal service, delivering packages, letters, and telegrams across Pandyssia. They also serve as a front for Dispatch and the League of Protectors, though the party did not discover this until Dispatch delivered a message to Hyzel Cohen and broke his cover to knock out Lysander McRoven in Episode 49.
Obsidiary

The Obsidiary is a club in Sunline owned by Sandr which is entirely black on one half and entirely white on the other. The club is split into an upper and lower level, with the lower containing a firing range, dancefloor, and the bar proper while the upper floor is restricted access.

The bouncers in the Obsidiary cater to Sandr's fixation with weaponry, asking people in line to see their firearms and only letting those with interesting varieties in.

Mikhail Zavillyen recommended the bar to the party in Episode 8 and Lee Berrett had his coffee spiked by Anton Blackburn.
Grounder

Grounder is a member of the Protectors and an excellent sniper. He used a grappling hook to get around more quickly. He was originally assigned to watch the Chain Gang for the Protectors.

Grounder died in Episode 15, when the Ebony Pervasion found the Protectors' base outside of Jessamine and burned it to the ground. Lee Berrett found Grounder outside the base, shot in several places. He died saving the life of fellow Protector Cyclone.

Grounder invited Sabastion Grailouse to join the Protectors, a wish that Wren and the rest of her cell honored after his death.

When it was revealed that Lee Berrett had leaked the location of the Protectors’ base to the Ebony Pervasion, it caused significant conflict between Berrett and LG.
Ivory Respite

The Ivory Respite, formerly the Mabe's Shoe (Rename Pending), is the airship that was used by the Chain Gang for much of the campaign. It was inherited from Boss Darrigan. While under the use of the party, it was piloted by Elison Tezroy.

The Ivory Respite was the airship equivalent of a small yacht, being built mostly for comfort rather than security. It has no built-in guns or other defenses. It does have a secret vault.

In Episode 44, The Ivory Respite crashed in the wilderness about half a day's walk from the town of Mercy. No one died in the crash, though some of the supplies on board were destroyed, including the music box taken from Soulspring Resort.
The Lurker

The Lurker is an Outsider representing Stealth. Before her death, the Lurker’s name was Billie Lurk, the same Billie Lurk from the Dishonored games.

Upon LG’s request, Anton Blackburn helped free the Lurker in Episode 54 from where she had died in Aramis Stilton’s manner in Karnaca.

After being freed, Billie left to find Emily Kaldwin.

The mark of the Lurker notably gives the user invisibility, as first seen from Maxim Kennerick’s assassin, a Lurker marked one.
Cyclone

Eddie Bristen, known by his League callsign of Cyclone, is a Protector that once operated in the same cell as Wren, LG, and Grounder. He studied at the Academy of Natural Philosophy in Dunwall, alongside LG. At some point, LG left the Academy for the Protectors and convinced Cyclone to join him. At the Academy and with the Protectors, he was an inventor prodigy, creating a variety of devices in use by the Protectors.

### Appearance

Cyclone is a young teenager with black hair and freckles across his face. He is almost never seen without some kind of gadgetry to tinker with.

### Personality and Skills

Cyclone is a prodigious inventor, regularly helping the party with requests for special equipment on missions. Some of his notable inventions include:

-Wren's Wingsuit

-Wren's Clockwork Pistol

-Electroshock Batons

-Sab's "Gatecrasher:" A brace outfitted with a shaped charge near the heel of the wearer's foot. A kick will deliver an explosive blow, created originally to bust down doors.

-Personal Monocycle

-Personal Whale Oil Sword

-A fake decoy Spike with a radio emitter for tracking

-Lee Berrett’s “Gatecrasher” shield

-Project Merchant Clipper

### Notable Events

Cyclone met the party when LG brought them to the Protectors’ outpost outside of Jessamine. He helped them craft a plan for catching the Pervasion thief at Mattias Teppin’s party by giving them a fake spike with a radio tracker embedded in it. When the plan backfired and the Pervasion attacked the Protectors’ base, Grounder was killed and Cyclone barely made it out alive after returning from the party to try and save him.

Cyclone helped the party prepare for the battle at Counteye in Episode 64, launching Merchant Clipper and designing Berrett’s “Gatecrasher” shield.
Crimson Pennant

The Crimson Pennant is a pirate group affiliated with the Ebony Pervasion. Unlike traditional pirates, the Crimson Pennant uses airships rather than sea vessels.

The Commodore of the Pennant is Argan Marchenko, the old leader of a faction called the Ghosts that Sabastion Grailouse was affiliated with. Other notable members include Captain “Snatch” Ogden and Demas Towton (ex-member).

The party first interacted with the Crimson Pennant when Snatch and his ship attacked the Maypole’s Crewel, the ship taking them to Pandyssia, in pursuit of one of the Voidrite spikes. Snatch and his ships later aided Lysander McRoven during Episode 16’s hostage exchange with the party and the League of Protectors.

Demas defected from the Pennant after seeing the destruction that their partnership with the Ebony Pervasion was leading towards. He gave the League of Protectors advance warning before the Pennant, Pervasion, and Kennerick’s Private Enforcers launched an attack on the Protectors’ base at Counteye in Episode 64 and onwards.

After the Battle at Counteye, the Crimson Pennant lost their Commodore and a significant number of their forces.
Demas Towton

Demas is an ex-member of the Crimson Pennant, previously serving under Captain "Snatch" Ogden.

### Notable Events

When the Pennant raided the *Maypole's Crewel* in Episode 1, Hyzel Cohen injected Demas with Voidphine to knock him out. After the rest of the pirates left, Hyzel enlisted Sabastion Grailouse's help in restraining him for questioning. Demas hinted at the Pennant's interest in the Void, but didn't give much concrete information before he managed to escape and threatened to blow up the *Crewel*. This is, in part, what led Jared Valentine and Hiram Bancroft to destroy the *Crewel* once the party disembarked to Briamton. They only found out after that Demas had escaped before the explosion.

Later, in Episode 16, Hyzel saw Demas again, as he was a part of the crew Ogden brought to the hostage exchange between the party and the Ebony Pervasion.

In Episode 63, Demas defected from the Pennant, beginning to see the Pervasion’s Inversion plan for the evil that it was. He shared key details about the Pervasion’s assault on Counteye with Gennifer Casey and the party. He later helped the party in their boarding of the Pennant’s flagship, the Eidolon.
Voidwalker

The Voidwalkers were five beings created by Oris Atlee to be able to freely travel in the Void.

There were five Voidwalkers created, who were titled in chronological order as Voidwalkers 1 through 5. Each of them had unique abilities and unique levels of success, though only Voidwalkers 4 and 5 were considered true successes, able to traverse the Void without any problems arising from their creation.

Voidwalker 1 was not a success. He died in the process of becoming a Voidwalker.

Voidwalker 2 was somewhat of a success. She seemed to be a successful Voidwalker, but was killed.

Voidwalker 3 was not a success. Named The Broker, and occasionally called The Frequency Killer, Voidwalker 3 lost his mind in the process of becoming a Voidwalker. Voidwalker 3 had the ability to mark individuals, which blackened and prevented use of a body part at random and allowed the Broker to use their senses. Voidwalker 3 also had some ability to enter and exit the void. Voidwalker 3 was killed by Voidwalker 4 in Atlee's lab, with Atlee's blessing and help from Sab and Wayne.

Voidwalker 4 was a success. Named Anton Blackburn, Voidwalker 4 was made by combining the body of Joshua Blackburn with the brain of Anton Niski, which prevented the loss of mind experienced by Voidwalker 3. Voidwalker 4 had the ability to learn about individuals or topics through drawing and painting, as well as the ability to create Void portals. Once fully realized, he also had infinite mana and automatic healing while in the Void.

Voidwalker 5 was a success. Named Lord Erimany Talvon, Voidwalker 5 was created by combining Erimany Talvon and Giles Axven. Voidwalker 5 had the ability to freely manipulate voidrite. He also had the ability to make void portals. It is assumed he had infinite mana and automatic healing in the Void. Uniquely, when his health was reduced significantly in the Void, his body would change to look like the burnt corpse of Giles Axven.
Pix

Pix was a monocycle racer, marked one of the Pugilist, assassin, and *close* associate of Sabelle Escanti.

He wears a complete set of lightweight armor, dons a signature mask and helmet that he never takes off, and wields a special metal pole as a weapon. During dire situations, Pix would use a prototype of the Extended Fighting Formula (EFF) developed by Dr. Orris Atlee, which made him near impervious to damage.

In Episode 20, Pix was introduced in the race at Triptych, using his lance to harass and even disable other monocycle racers. In a photo finish between him and Arteni Venzetti, Pix was declared the winner due to the fact that "playing rough" was legal and whale oil rocket assist (which Arteni had used) was not,

In Episode 21, Pix was revealed to be working with Sabelle Escanti and following her every order. When Hyzel Cohen visited Sabelle and revealed that she knew about Sabastion Grailouse and the Ghosts, Sabelle had Pix brutally attack Hyzel, which proved quite difficult due to a well-placed shot from the Presage. After starting to bury Hyzel alive, Pix and Sabelle were ambushed by Gennifer Casey and Wilkes, who caused them to flee.

In Episode 22, Pix returned to the manor on his monocycle and with air support from the Crimson Pennant, thrusting explosive spears at the windows in hopes of igniting the escantite within the basement. After going into the manor to deal with the party in close quarters, Pix cornered Reed in the basement, ready to detonate the escantite, planning on taking the party with him in a last act of defiance. After Reed blinked (or sparkled) out of the manor at the last moment, Pix's grenade detonated, killing the assassin in the massive explosion.
Draper

Draper, aka Nyssa Banville, is a member of the Protectors who first encountered the party in Episode 41, when she accompanied Wren and Icebox to meet them at the Empress's home. She has an Outsider's mark and has seemingly been through very similar experiences to Sabastion Graillouse, who had his mark stolen from him.

### Appearance

Draper looks to be middle-aged, with a few grey hairs starting to mingle with her red and dark blue eyes. She wears a long red leather duster coat, from which she gets her codename. The other Protectors called her Draper after Draper’s Ward, a fashionable district of Dunwall.

### Personality and Skills

Draper cares deeply about keeping the Void separate from the regular world. She acts brashly in pursuit of the things she cares about, but has shown a dedication and deductive ability, as when she tied Lord Erimany Talvon to Giles Axven.

Draper is competent with both a sword and a gun. She is very experienced with the powers bestowed on her via her Outsider’s mark.

### Notable Events

Draper's mark seems to have been stolen by a member of the University Cult, as she carries a vendetta against Dr. Orris Atlee and Lord Erimany Talvon, the latter of whom she believes to be a reincarnation of the Cult's leader, one Giles Axven. When she joined the interrogation of Atlee in Episode 43, after meeting the party at the Empress’s house, Atlee seemed to imply a link between Talvon and Axven, partially confirming this theory.

Sab met Draper again at the Protectors’ meeting at Counteye. He confirmed the details of her theory about Talvon and deduced that the current Lord Talvon must be a combination of the past Lord Erimany Talvon and Giles Axven, as Anton is a combination of Anton Niski and Josh Blackburn. Draper cautioned Sab about becoming reliant on his powers, stating that regaining her own had become a compulsion while they were gone, but in the end agreed to help him retrieve them from the Jade Music Box.

Draper mentioned that her husband was an ex-Overseer and is now also a Protector. The party met Scowl, Draper’s husband, in Episode 63.
Pandyssian Art Institute

The Pandyssian Art Institute is an organization in the town of Triptych. Like the rest of the town, it sprang up around Pattering's Triptych, and at one point housed the Triptych itself. Prior to the painting's theft, the Institute was run by Curator Merrick. In addition to the famous Triptych, the Institute also housed several other paintings, including some by Nikolai Graves.

The Institute also had two other functions: they house art classes and artists in residence, and sell art supplies.

Anton Blackburn visited the Institute during Episode 18 while searching for Nikolai Graves.

In the Epilogue, Curator Merrick taught an art class in the Institute that heavily featured Anton’s work.
The Presage

*"WOMP!" -Rachel, every time*

The Presage is a pearl-handled Derringer pistol made to fit a special release mechanism made by Hiram Bancroft. This mechanism enables the user to hide the gun within a sleeve, then pull a string attached to their finger to instantly launch it into their hand.

While the mechanism was initially created by Hiram Bancroft, Hyzel Cohen received the prototype upon his death. Sandr, fascinated by the plan, made Hyzel the Presage to fit in the release mechanism in exchange for time to study the mechanism himself. He unveiled the Presage amidst smoke and a violin solo by his assistant.

Hyzel has since used the Presage to gain a surprise advantage in a number of situations, notably the ambush at Mattias Teppin's party and the murder of Dr. Orris Atlee.

The Presage mechanism canonically makes a "WOMP" noise as the gun releases, thanks to a recurring joke between the players. The in-game explanation for this may have to do with a defect in the prototype.
Ebrin Duxson

Ebrin Duxson is the owner of Zviva, a shop selling Void artifacts in Sunline. He used to be a member of the Cult of the Forgotten.

The party first met Duxson when they saved him after he had been kidnapped by Boss Darrigan. He sold Sabastion Hooty, a wood carving of an owl that carries memories.

While Duxson had been rumored to have died, in the Epilogue, Sab found Duxson in Sherry Tew’s clinic. He invited Duxson to be his roommate in Lee Berrett’s apartment and asked him to mentor him in all things related to the Void, an offer which Duxson accepted.
Lord Erimany Talvon

Lord Erimany Talvon, called Voidwalker 5 by Dr. Oris Atlee, is a creation of Atlee and the main antagonist of To The West. Draper, a Protector, theorized he was at one time Giles Axven, and it later became clear that Talvon and Axven were components of Voidwalker 5, as is the case with Anton Blackburn, Voidwalker 4.

### Appearance

Talvon has long, salt-and-pepper hair and a grizzled beard. He is on the older side, with deep furrows in his face.

After sustaining enough injuries, Talvon changes appearance, looking like a charred corpse stretched out with chunks of metal on his face in the shape of glasses.

### Personality and Skills

Talvon is a force of will, a strong personality with his own set of morals and beliefs that shape his actions. He believes the best world is one where natural selection through the Void allows only the strong survive. There is no length he will not go to to achieve his goals. He is intelligent and transactional, as when he offered Anton Blackburn and Hyzel Cohen their goals to leave the Chain Gang behind.

Talvon is a strong fighter, but his true power comes through his attunement to the Void.

His power include

Opening portals to and from the void, which he can use for travel

Controlling Voidrite, the stone substance the Void is made up of, at will.

Hardiness in the Void to the point of being almost unkillable.

Able to remove the Outsider's mark on individuals.

### Notable Events

Talvon wrote a popular book on the Void claiming that a new breed of people, the Void-touched, would emerge on top of the rest of humanity by claiming the Void as their own. He values the strong-willed and powerful, as he believes they can separate themselves from the rest of humanity and ascend to this new role. Talvon's book is banned in Morley, though complete censorship has been difficult to enforce.

Lord Talvon first appeared in episode 44, where he created a hole in the side of the Ivory Respite to get to Anton and Atlee, with Hyzel Cohen joining shortly. Once there, he offered to take Anton to Fort Vitre, where Nikolai Graves would be shortly. He offered to take Hyzel to Alba and to help her take Leonnaire Glynne out of the void, an offer which Hyzel refused, instead negotiating with him to go back to the airship. After Hyzel's refusal, Talvon stole the spike for the Diplomat. Lysander McRoven later returned it to her, saying he had cashed in a large favor to do so.

Talvon killed his first Outsider the day after this incident. While the Daredevil was distracted with Anton Blackburn’s use of her Slingshot, he killed her with her spike. This seems to have started The Inversion, Talvon’s plan to bring the Void into direct contact with the regular world.

The party headed off Talvon by setting up a ritual site at the site of the last Outsider, the Pugilist, in Episode 65. While they attempted to make Talvon into a new Outsider, this plan didn’t work. Talvon killed most of the party before LG made himself into the Regulator, righting the wrongs Talvon had perpetuated and splitting Talvon’s two halves, causing him to start dying. Hyzel took a Voidrite dagger and stabbed him in the throat, finishing him.
Snatch Ogden

Captain "Snatch" Ogden is both a captain in the Crimson Pennant and a Lieutenant in the Ebony Pervasion, serving as the muscle for Lysander McCroven. He was the first major antagonist met by the party, as he boarded the *Maypole's Crewel* in search of Izun Kenji's Voidrite Spike. After believing Hyzel Cohen's bluff that the Spike wasn't on board the ship, Snatch begrudgingly left and returned to McCroven empty-handed.

Snatch returned in episode 14, working with McCroven to trap the party at the Teppin Estate. Anton Blackburn knocked him out with a stun rod trying to free Hyzel and LG, but was captured himself. Snatch took a particular interest in torturing Anton for this, but was told to stop when Hyzel and Lysander made a deal to keep Anton from harm.

On the trip to the hostage exchange, Snatch reset Hyzel’s jaw and warned her to earn the Pervasion’s trust and not to betray Lysander.

At the end of Episode 16’s hostage exchange, Snatch killed Enforcer Lee Berrett after Berrett rushed and tried to attack Snatch.

In Episode 65, the party met Snatch again on the way to the final fight. Snatch guarded the Door to Nowhere onboard the Hossler Pup and shot Anton when he opened it. Lee Berrett rushed Snatch with a riot shield and pushed him off the ship into the Void, killing him.
Wayne

Wayne, also known as Samuel Kaldwin, is the son of Emily Kaldwin and Idemaar, previously the original outsider.

### Appearance

Wayne has short dark hair. He has the mark of the Gambler on his left hand. He has often worn a bandana as a mask, concealing his face.

### Personality and Skills

Wayne is good with pistols and not afraid to use them

He is marked by the Gambler. This gives him the ability to teleport short distances in a random direction. He is also able to flip a coin and shoot it out of the air, causing a perfect ricochet to hit his target.

### Notable Events

Wayne first appeared in Soulspring. At the time, he was suffering from the effects of being marked by the Broker, and had lost his memory.

He has also worked for Doublecross Messengers. His partner from this time was killed by someone marked by the Lurker.
Joplin

Lyle "Joplin" Speareson was a Protector assigned to infiltrate Soulspring Resort.

He, alongside two other Protectors, Hearth and Aster, entered the resort with little difficulty, but were soon overrun by squatters. After Hearth was killed by the sirenious mass and Aster willingly submitted himself to it, Joplin retreated to his temporary base at the warehouse.

For two weeks, Joplin survived on his own, studying the resort and building an apparatus to help him deal with the squatters: the arc projector, a device that turned Anton Sokolov's arc pylon into a directed, man-portable weapon. In order to stay alert and awake, Joplin resorted to taking Quickie Stims offered by resort automata, developing an addiction and only worsening his fragile mental state.

In Episode 28, Joplin rescued Hyzel and LG, assuming Anton was dead due to him taking the promotional voidphine. After explaining the situation to them, he rendezvoused and escorted Team 2, which consisted of Jacob Reed, Sabastion Grailouse, and Graye Candler, back to the warehouse.

After splitting up with the rest of the party to cover more ground, Joplin, Sab, and Reed attempted to break into the Grand Duke Hotel in order to acquire a resort pass; with a pass, the entire group would be able to access the higher levels of the resort and deal with Dr. Atlee. While infiltrating the Grand Duke, Joplin got into an altercation with Reed after killing squatters; Joplin believed that the squatters were no longer human, whereas Reed held out hope for their cure. Rendering Reed unconscious with an electrified knife, Joplin continued with the mission with Sab's help; Reed awakened a few minutes after.

In the Grand Duke, Joplin and Sab successfully retrieved a resort pass, but only Sab managed to escape as Joplin was swarmed by squatters. Offering to go back for Joplin, Reed climbed back into the hotel and found Joplin grievously wounded in a hotel room tub. There, Reed slit Joplins throat in a lapse of sanity, killing him.
Pandyssia

Pandyssia is the continent 'To the West' of the Isles. In the Dishonored games, it was known as a dangerous continent, and expeditions there brought the rat plague to the Isles.

In the time of the campaign, the continent is partially inhabited. The inhabited regions are known as Cloudcap, Truemile, Fairchance, and Jutknife, which all surround Sloane Bay on the Northeast section of the continent.

To The West explored Pandyssian identity, as a group of disparate refugees and hopefuls fleeing the war and oppression of the Isles. The Second Void Crisis played a crucial part in Pandyssia establishing a national consciousness and separating its ideals from that of the Isles.
Pattering’s Triptych

Pattering's Triptych is a famous triptych in Pandyssia. Ebon Pattering, an explorer of Pandyssia and an artist, painted the Triptych, which depicted the lake, fields, and mountains in the area that eventually sprang up a town, named after the painting.

The painting resided in the Pandyssian Art Institute until it mysteriously disappeared one day, stolen by the Ebony Pervasion. There was a great deal of fallout from the painting going missing, and the curator was fired. After this, he was known as Ex-Curator Merrick, and he became a recluse living on the lake just outside the town. In addition, without the crowning jewel of the town, the Art Institute had fewer visitors and suffered financially.

After visiting the Pandyssian Art Institute, Anton decided to create a forgery of it for several reasons. This forgery perished in the crash of the Ivory Respite.

The Triptych was revealed in a grand ceremony in Briamton during Episode 48. The painting seems to be a part of the plans of the Pervasion to undermine the stability of Pandyssia and perhaps the rest of the world. The Triptych, after being displayed at the art institute in Briamton for a short time, was to be shipped to Morley, against the wishes of Ebon Pattering and the town of Triptych.

Argan Marchenko, the Commodore of the Crimson Pennant, took the Triptych onboard his flagship, the Eidolon, where the party found it in Episode 65. The Triptych was confirmed to have been returned to the Pandyssian Art Institute in the Epilogue, when Curator Merrick taught a lesson on it.