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High Sky's The Walking Dead: The Calm Before

**High Sky's The Walking Dead: The Calm Before**, also known simply as **The Calm Before**, is a British-American horror series written by High Sky Studios and produced by EDStudios, released during the period of the Extended Universe but set during the run of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the companion series of LoreTale's End of Days. It depicts the fate of those who survived the fall of Hopeville in *Season 1*, focussing on a small group who remained in the ruins of the community after the walker invasion.

## Plot

*Go back to the start...*

*Having followed a new age, where our survivors are beginning to rebuild the world around them, return to the early days in the apocalypse. In a community torn apart by lost morals and the dead, a small group of resilient survivors fight through the dead and the living, fuelled by their desperate need to stay alive.*
Harvey J. Morgan

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Not to be confused with the alias of Matthew Caesar

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**Harvey J. Morgan** was the janitor of the Tower, an apartment block in Dallas, Texas in *Chronicles Season 6: 'Lone Star'* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Like the other adults in the world, Morgan died and reanimated as a walker. His wallet, complete with his ID, was found by a survivor in the Tower named Matthew Caesar and he returned as the imaginary friend of Caesar. Five years later, Caesar had a mental breakdown and adopted the identity of Harvey Morgan, putting down the real Morgan to complete his new identity.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Dallas, Texas

Harvey J. Morgan was presumably born and raised in Dallas, and he returned there to become the janitor of an apartment building near the city centre. At some point, he met a woman and married her.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Unknown Pathogen *(alive)*

Like all those over the age of eighteen, Morgan was killed by the unknown pathogen and reanimated as a walker.

* Harvey Morgan *(zombified)*

To complete his new identity as Harvey Morgan, Matthew kills the zombified janitor.

## Killed Victims

* Possibly a few unnamed people *(zombified)*
Fairbanks

**Fairbanks** is a community of survivors in rural Montana in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is a large farming community to the south of the ruins of New Graystone that, like the other settlements in the region, is threatened by the Frontiersmen. Led by their namesake, Samuel Fairbanks, the community allied with two other settlements - AAFB and Prescott - to form the New Graystone Republic as one of the three founding communities. Despite suffering major losses in the resulting war, Fairbanks would go on to thrive after the NGR's victory and became the primary farming community of the State of New Graystone and the resulting Commonwealth of New Graystone.

During the conflict with the Fear, Fairbanks served as a refugee centre for the displaced citizens of the destroyed AAFB.
Herd

> *"One walker is dangerous enough. A group of them could spell your doom. That, right there...that's a goddamn **force of nature**,"*
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A **herd**, also referred to as a **horde**, is a large group of zombies. They are usually attracted by sound, leading a few individuals to come together, eventually finding and merging with new groups, growing larger and larger and even more ferocious.

Herds wander around without a real purpose until attracted by sounds or prey. Herds are notably more aggressive than smaller groups, and the presence of zombies around other zombies almost creates a "hive-mind" effect, with them able to react more quickly by watching what others do rather than acting on their own. Herds can smash through the heaviest of barricades, tear down fences, and completely overwhelm humans in waves of undead bodies, and are essentially the zombie population at its most dangerous.

## Trivia

* A herd isn't simply a large group of zombies, as it is formed by some zombies imitating the actions of other zombies i.e. following them when they're walking somewhere, with that being the reason the herd is constantly in motion, as the zombies are imitating each other even though they forgot what sound they were following. Of course, a large group of zombies can easily become a herd given the proper stimulation.
Invictus (Series)

"*He will show no **mercy**. They will know his **wrath**,*"
—The series' description**[src]**

***Invictus*** was intended to be follow up to *The Fatal Frontier*. It was cancelled in August 2021, and its story will be merged with the upcoming *Forsaken*.

## Plot

*In the years following the events of* The Fatal Frontier*, the world has further degenerated into a tribal wasteland. In this land where the Law of Fire reigns, a young warrior rises to leave his own legacy on the New World.*
Darkwater Militia

The **Darkwater Militia**is a paramilitary group spread around Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina in '*A New World*'. Formed from the remnants of a group once called the Hub Tribe, the Darkwater Militia are devoted to restoring a semblance of the United States government and are focussed on finding a cure to the zombie plague and will do whatever it takes to accomplish this. They are headquartered in Darkwater. They serve as the primary antagonists of *Part 1*.

The Darkwater Militia is waging a war with the Federal Rescue Services over research for a cure to the plague, as well as with the Beacon to the north in Kentucky. They are one of the three armies making up the MRA.

## Members

* *Hannibal*- former leader of Atlanta branch
Dirk

> *"Sorry, I can't. I've got other places I gotta be, things I need to see. Besides...I'm not the best with groups. Just tell him...thanks. **Thanks for everything**,"*
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**Dirk** is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a wall worker at the Hometown community.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Dirk's life before the outbreak. It is possible he lived near the mall that would become Hometown.

## Post-Apocalypse

A few weeks before his first appearance, while working on the extension wall, Dirk cut off Reginald's left arm after he was bitten, saving his life. The two developed a close friendship as a result.

### Season 2

#### 'An Iron Fist'

When Edwards is forced into the pen, Dirk approaches him, asking for a fight. After a brief duel, Dirk is beaten near to being unable to stand. He is impressed by Edwards' strength and agility and invites him to sit around their fire and eat their food.

The next morning, while Stoffman is giving his speech to tell people to work hard for the community, Dirk stands next to Edwards trying not to yawn.

That night, Dirk is happy to hear that Edwards has discovered that Justinas, Holly and AJ are at Hometown and decides that everyone should have an extra can of beans for dinner.

On the fourth evening, the group chat about their apocalyptic experiences; Dirk says his most satisfying walker kill was the one that bit Reginald, and he never had much before the outbreak and so did not lose much, including people. He laughs at Edwards' question about where they would all be in ten years, saying that he doubts he would survive the next ten days.

#### 'In Harm's Way'

As the group sets up camp after escaping Hometown, Dirk collects his stuff and says goodbye, saying he has never really worked well in groups. He asks them to say thank you to Edwards when he wakes up and sets off.

#### 'What We Deserve'

While captured in Carter's camp, Edwards notices Dirk's beaten corpse in cage and lowers his head for his friend.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Carter's Bandits

While locked in the cages at the bandit's camp, Edwards notices Dirk slumped over in another cage, beaten to death by the bandits.

## Trivia

* EDStudios considered having Dirk survive and turn up in another spin-off, but this was abandoned.
Kasai

## Appearances

**Kasai**is the deuteragonist and survivor of the outbreak in *Rising Sun*. She is the best friend of Akira and her fellow scout for the Sanctuary. She is well known for her skill with a bow and arrow.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Kasai attended the same school as Akira and the two rose to become best friends.

## Relationships

### Akira

Kasai and Akira are best friends and view each other in a sisterly light.

## Trivia

* She is the first female deuteragonist to a female protagonist, the first Asian female deuteragonist and the first whose first language is not English.
Groups

The following is a list of survivor **groups** featured in the series.

## Trivia

* Because no one over the age of eighteen survived the initial outbreak - save for a few exceptions - it took many years for survivors to organise themselves into large groups and communities until many years, and even decades, after the outbreak.
Freedomtown

**Freedomtown** is a community made out of a few blocks of cleared streets in the northern half of Roosevelt Island in the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Founded by the rebellious former slaves of the Biters, it is a welcoming community free from any governing body. Led by Denver and his closest lieutenants, Freedomtown serves as the central location of *Season 7*until *Season 12*. Freedomtown was one of the two communities of the Alliance, the other being the Citadel, before it was destroyed by Ben Stanton and the Columbian Commonwealth.

## Inhabitants

### Original

* Hope Edwards - head of gun training
* Nathaniel - soldier
* *Denver* - leader
* *Florence* - recruiter
* *Henry* - singer
* *Six* - recruiter
* Numerous unnamed residents

### Newcomers

* Martha - a mysterious young girl brought to the community by Florence and Six
* Lucian

## Deaths

* Six - head bashed repeatedly by Damien Blake
* Denver
* 55 unnamed residents
Katie Banks

### Cause of Death

Neck slashed by Gerrard *(caused)*Repeatedly stabbed in the head by Kyle Ford *(alive, before reanimation)*

### Series Lifespan

'A House Divided' -- 'Don't Look Back'

**Katie Banks** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *LoreTale's End of Days*. She is the head ration counter for the Hometown community who hated Stoffman's mistreatment of the disabled and the community workers. As a result, when a second uprising caused the community to fall into chaos, she left with a small group into the wilderness.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Gerrard *(caused)*
* Kyle Ford *(alive, out of mercy, before reanimation)*

After Gerrard slashes her neck, Katie goes into shock. As lurkers draw closer, Kyle has no choice but to repeatedly stab the dying Katie in the head in order to escape and end her suffering.

## Relationships

### Ed DeWinter

Despite having been in a failed relationship, it is clear that Ed and Katie have a good friendship.

### Kyle Ford

> *"I'm sorry, Katie! I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry..."*
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Kyle and Katie are shown to be good friends and looked out for each other during their brief time on the road.

As her dying screams attracted lurkers, Kyle puts her down, both out of mercy and out of necessity.
Heron Street

Berto

Joshua

Rowan

**Heron Street** is a walled-off camp in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the single remaining street of what was a neighbourhood located to the south of the State of New Graystone, consisting of several fire-damaged and rickety houses. It served as the main camp of The Fear, both before and after their defeat at the hands of the Commonwealth Military.

After the deaths of Berto and the Lady and the defeat and imprisonment of Nathan Carlson, the Fear retreated to the ruins of Heron Street, where they scrounged out a living until they were wiped out by their reformed former leader Nathan Carlson.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Heron Street was a central avenue of a residential estate, located south of Adams Air Force Base. Other than this, there is little to no information about the street before the outbreak.

## Post-Apocalypse

Sometime after the outbreak, a fire broke out on the estate, destroying all of the buildings on the estate, largely except those on Heron Street. From then on, it is possible that several groups may have inhabited the street on numerous occasions before becoming the primary camp of The Fear, due to its isolation and close proximity to several walker herds.

## Inhabitants

### The Fear

* The Crow - former leader of The Fear, ultimately single-handed destroyed them.
* *The Lady* - ward of the Crow, former second in command of The Fear.
* *Berto*
* *Joshua*
* *Blain*
* *Rick*
* *Summer*
* *Rowan*
* *Eileen*
* *Lawrence Carter*

## Trivia

* Heron Street was burned and further destroyed on the orders of Edwards in order to show the Fear that the Crow maintained his pyrophobia.
Joseph (Remake)

## Joseph

**Joseph**, also called **Archpriest Joseph** or the **Ram**, is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is the leader of the Frontiersmen exiles at Camp Lewis & Clark and the leader of the cult's war against the Pioneers. He serves as the secondary antagonist of *Season 4: Remake Part II*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Montana

Very little is known of Joseph's background, including if "Joseph" is his real name. It is possible he was a camper or camp counselor at Camp Lewis & Clark or lived in or near Helena, Montana.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 4: Remake

Following the outbreak of the brain infection, Joseph ended up joining the primitivist Frontiersmen cult in Helena National Forest. It is unknown whether Joseph was attending the campground that would become Archangel in the days leading up to the outbreak, or whether he came from elsewhere and became entranced by the words of Ajax. Given Joseph's role as an archpriest, he was likely one of Ajax's top warriors before the cult leader's demise, after which he was chosen as one of the Elders that would lead the Frontiersmen in Ajax's wake.

Some time after Ajax's death, Joseph and a few of the other Elders became more extreme in their beliefs, eventually deciding that the only way Ajax's teachings would spread across all Montana was through violence, which directly conflicted with Ajax's messages of peace. Schisms between the extremists and the traditionalists resulted in Joseph's faction stealing the Mother from Archangel and taking her to their new home, the site of Camp Lewis & Clark on the western edge of the forest. With the help of Nathan, one of his most trusted warriors, Joseph began his plot to forcibly assimilate the nearby community of Greencole into the Frontiersmen, believing that such a feat would turn the traditionalists to his cause.

## Deaths

### Killed by

* David *(alive)*
* Zombies *(before reanimation)*

While leading the Frontiersmen attack on Greencole, Joseph watches as several of his men are swiftly killed by Shadowman. Seeking revenge, he is stopped mid-assault by Jane, who is quickly overwhelmed by the physically stronger Joseph. While choking her, Joseph is suddenly shot through the chest by David and he collapses to the ground, dead. His corpse is then devoured by the first wave of the approaching herd.

## Killed Victims

* Justinas Garin *(indirectly caused)*
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people
Executive Power

**"Executive Power"** is the upcoming fourth episode of the first season of *The Dark Blooded*. It is the fourth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Everett meets with Tikhanovskaya to negotiate a way back home. Ethan, Hanna and the others enact their dangerous plan.*

## Credits

### Starring

* Everett Carter
* Aksana Tsikhanouskaya
* Ethan
Katherine (Remake)

## Appearances

**Katherine** is a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. She is the leader of the community at Prescott airfield.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Great Falls, Montana

Little is known about Katherine's life before the outbreak. She lived in the city of Great Falls but spent much of her time at Prescott airfield, where she worked as a crop sprayer while trying to earn her pilot licence.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 5: Remake

When the outbreak reached Great Falls, Katherine and Dominic joined up with a small group inside an apartment building. Three weeks after the outbreak they saw planes leaving Adams Air Force Base at the edge of the city, giving them hope that the military was still around. They received no aid when they approached the base and the group split into two: one led by Grenowich took over the base and succumbed to cannibalism in their desperation, while the other led by Katherine sought shelter at Prescott airfield, where she knew a food transport had landed the day before the outbreak. It took the group several years to reinforce the fence around the airfield and build a community, but by 2011, when they were found by Delta Force, Prescott had grown to around 150 people.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people
Deuteragonist

A **deuteragonist** is considered the second most important character in a story. They usually share a strong bond with the protagonist, normally as a family member or a loyal friend.

## Occurrences

### EDStudios

* Holly Parker was the deuteragonist from *Season 1* to *Season 11*
* Drew Stanton was the deuteragonist from *Season 12* to *Season 21*
* AJ becomes the deuteragonist from *Season 22* onwards
* Harry Edwards serves as the deuteragonist of the '*New Age*' Extension until '*We Find Ourselves*'
* Jacob Edwards was the deuteragonist of *Season 2* to *Season 4* of the '*New Age*' Extension
* Six is the deuteragonist from *Season 5* to *Season 8*
* Denver
* Lucian becomes the deuteragonist from *Season 12* to *Season 15*

### Chronicles

* Kyle Granger is the deuteragonist of *Chronicles Season 1: 'The Storytellers'*.
* Kieron Smith is the deuteragonist of *Chronicles Season 2: 'Shadowman'*.
* Andrew is the deuteragonist of *Chronicles Season 4: 'Shadowman 2: The Columbus'* and of *Chronicles Season 8: 'Shadowman 4: The Final Walk'*.

### LoreTale's End of Days

* Kyle Ford served as the deuteragonist from *Season 1* to *Season 3*.
	+ From *Season 4,* Kyle is the protagonist and April is the deuteragonist.

### 'Scorpion'

* Veronica is the deuteragonist of '*Scorpion*' until 'Prey'.
	+ Following her death, Sam becomes the deuteragonist.
	+ From *Season 2* onwards, Mike Trapp is labelled as the deuteragonist.

### The Fatal Frontier

* Lupa serves as the deuteragonist of *The Fatal Frontier*

## Remake Universe

Strain Zero

* Holly serves as the deuteragonist of the *Homeward* arc
* Kyle Granger serves as the deuteragonist of the *Storytellers* miniseries
* Emma is the deuteragonist for the *Bloodlines* arc before becoming a co-protagonist during *Descendents*
* Hope currently serves as the deuteragonist from *Descendents* onwards
KOT Radio

**Keep On Trucking Radio**, often shortened to **KOT Radio**, is a radio station featured in the Extended Universe. Set up after the Great Collapse, the radio is headquartered in Tennessee and hosted by its founder, Steven "Rubber Duck" Bradburton. The station has a range that reaches all across the United States, thanks to the efforts of both the Couriers and the Children of History. The station broadcasts news, survival tips - hence the name - and music.

## Overview

The station was most likely a news and music station before the outbreak and was possibly abandoned for many years. It was eventually discovered by a jolly, charismatic and energetic man named Rubber Duck, who restarted the signal with the help of several technicians and began broadcasting music and survival advice. The station was discovered by both the Couriers and the Children of History, who offered to boost the signal so it could reach from coast to coast and be heard across the country. It is currently the most popular radio station set up after the outbreak.

KOT splits its time between news, survival advice, and big band music. Rubber Duck operates the station as part of "The Crusade" which he explains is his attempt to inform inhabitants of the world how "things really are" and expose the true intentions of organisations such as the Federates.

## Members

* Rubber Duck - host
* Several unnamed engineers
Fool's Gold

**"Fool's Gold"**is the first episode of the first season of'*Apex*'. It is the first episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Following a near disastrous supply run, Ronan takes some r&r. But even then, tensions manage to spark.*

## Trivia

* The episode's title refers to the primary product of the central group, a tainted batch of meth referred to as "Fool's Gold".

 **Season 2: All Is Fair In Love and War** | "TBA"
Grenowich (Remake)

## Grenowich

**Grenowich** is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is the leader of the Ravagers and serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 4: Remake Part I*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is yet known about Grenowich's life before the outbreak.

## Appearances

### The Walking Dead: Strain Zero

#### Season 4: Remake

* "Miles"
* "Hellfire"

## Trivia

* Grenowich currently has the shortest series lifespan of any primary antagonist, at just two episodes, and is tied with Francis.
Drew's Group (Remake)

**Drew's Group** is a small, tight-knit group of survivors introduced in *Season 2: Remake* of *Strain Zero*. Having survived the first year of the zombie apocalypse in a safe-zone called Sanctuary, the group were forced to leave their home following a war with a group of squatters. After months in the wilderness, the group ended up at Hometown, where they became prisoners after attempting to start an uprising against the leader, Stoffman. Thanks to the aid of Henry Edwards, the group managed to escape Hometown, once again putting themselves in danger as a former member, William Carter, resumed his hunt for them, seeking revenge for past conflicts.

## Members

* Drew Stanton - leader
* Becky Grace
* Carl McKenzie - doctor
* Bethany
* Leyton Jones
* Stephan Lee
* *Gareth*
* *Harold Carter* - former leader

### Formerly

* William Carter
* Holly Parker - rejoined Henry's group
* Emma Goode - rejoined Henry's group

## Deaths

* Harold Carter - bitten by a walker and died of infection, later put down before reanimation by Drew
* Gareth - shot in the chest by William Carter

## Killed Victims

* Squatter Chief - shot by William Carter
* Harold Carter - put down by Drew Stanton after dying from zombie bite
* Unknown number of squatters
* Numerous counts of zombies
Fargo

**Fargo** is a city located in eastern North Dakota that serves as the setting of *Season 3: Remake* of *Strain Zero*. A major city in the state, Fargo is partially under the control of the Innocents, who have secured three zones of the city: the Black Building, the Fargo Depot and the Fort, their headquarters. In the summer of 2006, a group entered the city believing it was the origin of the "Greencole" signal, only to discover the signal's true origin in Montana and be thrust into a war with the Innocents.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Fargo was founded in 1871 on the Red River of the North floodplain. A cultural, retail, health care, educational, and industrial center for southeastern North Dakota, it was the most populous city in the state, home to around 92,000 people in 2003. The city included numerous suburbs, such as the community of Briarwood.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 3: Remake

Given its title as the most populous city in North Dakota, Fargo underwent a major military evacuation following Outbreak Day, efforts that ultimately failed as almost every adult succumbed to the zombie plague. As a result of the evacuation, the city became littered with abandoned military checkpoints and equipment.

Most of the surviving children and teenagers in the city eventually joined a community led by Garrett Feingold, the son of a local rabbi, who alongside his Christian friend Gideon organized the construction of a safe-zone downtown called the Fort. The community grew over the course of a year until the arrival of Bart Rhodes and his stepsister, Jane. Thanks to his cunning, charisma and excessive brutality, Bart was able to sway most of the survivors under his control; the younger survivors, desperate for an adult role model, became especially brainwashed. Bart's faction thus became the Innocents, who drove Garrett and those loyal to him into the sewers. Under Bart's leadership, the Innocents managed to clear and secure three zones of the city: the Fort, their headquarters in downtown Fargo; the Black Building; and the Fargo Depot, where most of their vehicles and weapons were stored.

By 2006, nearly three years after the outbreak, the Innocents had expanded immensely and began efforts to secure a fourth zone, the Fargodome, only for Garrett's faction to secure the Fargodome instead and use it as their base. Meanwhile, several Innocents began turning against Bart, helping other survivors to escape his regime whenever they could.

## Inhabitants

### Innocents

* Bart Rhodes - leader
* Liam Horne - second-in-command
* Jane Rhodes
* Mikhail
* Katrina
* Jimmy
* *Joanne*
* Many unnamed members

### Domers

* Garrett Feingold - leader
* Gideon

### Newcomers

#### Henry's Group

* Henry Edwards - leader
* Drew Stanton - second-in-command, hunter
* Holly Parker - nurse
* Emma Goode
* Boy
* Justinas Garin
* David
* Ben Appleby - mechanic
* Becky Grace
* Sarah Stanton
* Carl McKenzie - doctor
* Bethany
* Leyton Jones
* Mike Trapp
* Lawrence Carter
* Laika
* *Charlotte*
* *Faith*
* *Kate*
* *Stephan Lee*
Hopeville

**Hopeville** is a survivor community located in the north-east of the city of Port Collier, and a main location in the *Season 1* episode '*Around All Corners*'. After the outbreak, it was built around several blocks of streets surrounding the Port Collier city hall, inhabited by survivors led by Francis who claimed the streets as their own and brutally enforced their rule on everyone remaining in the city.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The area of the city of Port Collier that would become Hopeville was located in the northeastern-most portion of the city, centred around the city hall.

## Post-Apocalypse

After the outbreak, the military and the Federal Rescue Services rolled into the city in order to control the outbreak before dying themselves, coming back as yet more walkers. Francis and a selection of his closest cronies used the military devices they recovered in the first few hours to take over the city hall. They used what few supplies they had to venture out into the city and recover building supplies, food and water. The group expanded out into the surrounding blocks, slowly building up the community until almost everyone left in the city inhabited the community.

### Season 1

#### 'Around All Corners'

Hopeville first appears physically when the Clarkson Survivors - with Shadowman in tow - break into the community via the network of sewers, in order to steal some medicine, fuel and a battery for their boat.

## Inhabitants

* Steve
* Christopher Reynolds
* Zoey
* Kevin
* Marvin
* Marshall
* *Francis* - leader of the community
* *Randall* - chief enforcer, head of expansion, member of the Hopeville Army
* *Gregory* - head of rations
* *Karty* - head of the motor pool
* *Sheppard* - scout, fuel guard
* *Bernard* - scout, fuel guard
* *Manny* - scout, fuel guard
* Hundreds of unnamed residents

## Deaths

* Sheppard - throat slit and stabbed in the head by Shadowman
* Bernard - disembowelled and head cut in half by Shadowman
* Manny - stabbed in the head by Shadowman
* Hundreds of unnamed residents

## Trivia

* Hopeville is one of the 10 antagonistic communities featured in the series, the others being Hometown; Rope Town; Grey Star Apartments; Murdoch Gym; Howard Army Depot; the Ace O' Clubs; Archangel; the Arena; and the Republic of David.
* With the death of Gregory i n the '*New Age*' Extension, there are no known surviving inhabitants of Hopeville aside from the destruction survivors .
Joanne

**Joanne** is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. She is a high-ranking member of the String Gang and serves as the tertiary antagonist of *Season 4*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Joanne's life before the outbreak. It is possible she knew Bart Rhodes and grew up near Greencole Valley.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Drew Stanton

During the Clash in the Meadow, Drew confronts Joanne and quickly defeats her. Offering to let her go, she instead continues to try and attack him, leaving Drew no choice but to shoot her in the head.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people

## Relationships

### Bart Rhodes

Joanne and Bart have a positive relationship. Joanne is very loyal to Rhodes, while Rhodes trusts Joanne completely, often trusting her with complex tactics.
Delaware

**Delaware** is a state in the United States of America appearing in the Extended Universe. Before the outbreak, it had a population of 916,868 people. Situated in the north-east, Delaware is believed to be the first state to fall to the zombie outbreak. Eventually, an isolated community formed along the Delaware River, the Delta, and serves as the location of *'The First State'*.

## History

### Post-Apocalypse

Several news broadcasts indicate that the first signs of the zombie outbreak occurred in Delaware.

### Season 1

#### 'A Long Road Ahead'

While Harry, Ben and Sarah scavenge through Upswitch, Ben finds an old newspaper on the ground. He kneels down and reads an article about a sickness in Delaware and notices the paper is dated a few days before the outbreak.

### 'The First State'

Over the decades, the state was retaken by nature. It became infamous across the former country that the state was the first mainland state to fall to the outbreak. Eventually, a small survivalist community formed along the Delaware River, founded by members of a formerly hostile tribe from Montana. This community, the Delta, became one of the largest communities on the east coast.

## Notable Locations

* The Delta
* Institute of Learning

## Trivia

* Delaware is often known as 'the first state' as it was the first US state to ratify the Constitution.
	+ In-series, the name also refers to the fact that Delaware was the first state to fall to the zombie outbreak.
Hope's Group

"*The people out there are looking to us to lead them. We hold the **future** in our hands. [...] It means we have promises to keep,*"
—Hope asks the group to help her lead the Columbian Commonwealth[src]

**Hope's Group** is a group of survivors who serve as the central focus of *Season 5* onwards of the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The group is led by Hope and was originally formed to journey the pilgrimage that Hope's grandfather had set out for her to find his final secret. On their way south, the group met up with an innkeeper called Denver and a strange man named Junior. After Florence was kidnapped, the group made their way to New York City to rescue her and eventually they became the core group of Freedomtown. With Hope the only remaining original member, she forms a new group to serve as the leading council of the Columbian Commonwealth.

## Members

* Hope Edwards - leader
* Lucian
* Martha
* Nathaniel
* Seth
* *Henry*
* *Nathan Carlson*
* *Six*
* *Florence* - co-leader of Freedomtown
* *Denver* - sharpshooter, leader of Freedomtown
* *Junior* - lookout

### Formerly

* Gideon Monroe - priest, member of the Commonwealth military, later leader of the Commonwealth
* Glenn
* Kyle Granger - spymaster, former leader of the Columbian Commonwealth
* Alex Junior
* *Thomas Granger*

## Killed Victims

* Harry Edwards *(before reanimation)*
* Tyler Dixon *(alive)*
* Archibald *(alive)*
* Gregory David *(caused)*
* Carmen *(caused)*
* Dino
* Six *(indirectly caused)*
* Damien Blake
* Henry Korvac *(caused, alive)*
* Ben Stanton *(alive and zombified)*
* Sarah Terringham
* Joel

## Deaths

* Junior - devoured by walkers to save Denver
* Six - head bashed in with Hope's mace by Damien Blake
* Denver - hacked to death by Ben Stanton
* Florence - arm amputated and stabbed in the chest by Lucian
* Nathan Carlson - suicide by detonating the *NBS Elizabeth*
* Henry - head bashed repeatedly by Thomas Granger

## Trivia

* Hope is the only original member of the group remaining.
Jason (So Help Me God)

> *"What a fucking pussy..."*
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**Jason** is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *So Help Me God*. He is the primary bully of Antony Eden and made an effort to make his life hell during their time at school. After the outbreak, Jason turns up as the leader of his own group, joining the Monument Camp and attempting to undermine and antagonize Eden. He is eventually framed for stealing supplies by Eden, allowing him to enact revenge for Jason's years of bullying. He serves as the primary antagonist of the first half of *So Help Me God*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Washington D.C

Not much is known about Jason' early life. He attended the same school as Antony Eden and became a generic sports jock. He began bullying Eden remorselessly.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Antony Eden

Having been framed for stealing supplies, Jason challenges Eden to a fight for leadership of the Monument Camp. When Jason damages his bat, Eden reveals his dark side and beats Jason to a pulp. He then proceeds to bash in his head with his baseball bat.

## Trivia

* Jason is the second person to be killed by Antony Eden.
Hope Edwards (New World Order)

### Occupation

Leader of her group (Post-apocalypse)Former co-leader of Freedomtown (Post-apocalypse)

Leader of the Columbian Commonwealth (Post-apocalypse)

### Family

Dominic Edwards – father (alive)Eveline Edwards – mother (deceased)

Jacob Edwards – twin brother (deceased)

Harry Edwards – grandfather (deceased)

Bethany Edwards – grandmother (deceased)

Charlotte Edwards – aunt (alive)

Alex Junior – possible uncle (alive)

Ben Stanton – possible cousin (deceased)

Kieron Smith – half-uncle (deceased)

Florence – ex-wife (deceased)

Lucian - boyfriend (alive)

Unnamed Child (alive)

### Status

Alive

> *"You look...familiar. [...] Prove it,"*
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**Hope Edwards** is a series adapted and main character who appears in *New World Order*. She serves as the secondary protagonist of the story.

## Variations

### "Columbian"

* Primary Weapon: Keepsake
* **Execution**: "Saviour of the East"

## Skins

* "Veteran Ranch"
* "Wanderer"
* "Freedomtowner"
* "Commonwealther"
* "Extended Universe" *(pre-order, downloadable content)*
Faith

**Faith** is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. She is the younger sister of Michelle. Alongside Michelle, Faith made her way to a growing community within Dadeson Hotel and Resort, accompanying the group on their country-wide search for a new home. Along the way, she forms a bond with fellow survivor Ben Appleby.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Herself *(indirectly caused)*
* Janet

Shortly after the prisoner exchange between the group and Janet's group, Faith turns around to say goodbye to Janet. It is revealed she has concealed a scalpel and stabs Janet in the shoulder. Janet instinctively reaches for her gun and shoots Faith in the head, killing her instantly.

## Killed Victims

* Herself *(indirectly caused)*
* Possibly numerous counts of zombies
NGA-Frontiersmen War

North Dakota

The **New Graystone Alliance-Frontiersmen War** was the first and longest conflict between the communities of the New Graystone Alliance of United Settlements and the Frontiersmen over control of the New North. It began with the Battle of Prescott and included epic battles such as the Battle of Blessing's Ridge, the Siege of Site 65 and eventually the Battle of Archangel.

The war proper played out during the '*All Out War*' series, but related starting conflicts occurred during the '*Call To Arms*' series.
Hellfire

**"Hellfire"** is the upcoming second episode of *Season 4: Remake* of *Strain Zero*, the remake of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the nineteenth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Henry faces the monsters while Justinas plans a rescue. Elsewhere, another force gathers.*

 **Season 5: Remake** | "Blood" • "Rules" • "Dissent" • "The Game" • "The Coming Storm" • "Brotherhood" • "Call to Arms"
Glenn

### Occupation

Former member of the Living *(Post-apocalypse)*Former soldier of the Columbian Commonwealth *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Series Lifespan

'First Time Again' -- 'The Final Stand'

> *"...Was part of another group. Called themselves **Living**...but trust me, inside they were all as **dead** as one of the guardians. They attacked others, killed others...I couldn't take it: the blood, the corpses, the savagery...so I left,"*
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**Glenn** is a main character who was born after the outbreak in the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a former member of a mysterious group known as the Living and left his group far behind due to their savage nature. However, he continues many of their ways, including wearing the skin of the dead in order to blend in with the walkers. After arriving in California and doing what he can to stifle the tyrannical New Buckingham Corps, Glenn saves two people from out east and reluctantly becomes involved in the fight.

After the Corps' defeat, Glenn is never seen or heard from again, simply returning to the woods to continue living his solitary life among the dead.

## Overview

### Personality

Glenn is shown to be a peaceful and simple young man who is quickly shown to despise violence, against both the living and the dead.

## Post-Apocalypse

Glenn was born and grew up in a community in Delaware called "Delta", although he ran away from his home when he was young. He was eventually found by a group called the Living and was taught their ways, but grew to despise their savagery. When they continued to ambush and attack other communities, Glenn could take no more and left the group far behind. After an unknown amount of time, he eventually arrived in California.

### Season 15

#### 'The Final Stand'

As Glenn walks to the shore and sees the flag of the New Buckingham Corps fall from the top of the NBS *Ulysses*, he smiles and lowers his mask. He walks into a cluster of walkers, takes one last look, before smiling and walking off into the trees.

## Killed Victims

* 2 unnamed members of the New Buckingham Corps
* Possibly numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Henry

Glenn and Henry had little to no interaction when they first met until their journey to New York, after which they became close friends and allies.

## Trivia

* He is the only member of the Living to appear in the core series.
* He is the only main character in the extension who is not shown to kill a walker.
Government Army

The **Government Army** is a large, heavily armed group of survivors that serves as the military wing of the Government in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. They are based in Washington D.C and headquartered at the Pentagon and defended the city from outside threats. They serve as the primary antagonists of *Season 29* to *Season 31*, when they were defeated at the Battle of the Two Bridges.

It is later revealed that a vast proportion of the army had been members of the White House Rebels and defected to the Commonwealth War Council. The few that remained loyal to Eden formed his militia.

## Members

* *Antony Eden* - leader
* *Marcus Aurora* - second-in-command
* *Victor Valkyrie*
Gaunter O'Kyle (Remake)

**Gaunter O'Kyle**, also known by the alias **Patches**, is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *Dead Gold*. He is a mysterious survivor and the impetus for the rangers' search for lost treasure.

## Overview

### Personality & Traits

Gaunter is highly eccentric, intelligent and theatrical. Singularly dedicated to recovering his prized gold, Gaunter thinks and dreams about nothing else and is willing to kill to get his hands on it.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is yet known about Gaunter's life before the outbreak.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Dead Gold

Several years after the outbreak, Gaunter searched an abandoned bank for supplies; inside he found a single gold bar, as well as documents describing Operation Dead Gold, a clandestine Contingency operation to move thousands of pounds of gold to a secure site somewhere in the southwest. Gaunter grew obsessed with the treasure and dedicated his life to finding it.

In the subsequent years, Gaunter recruited a partner with whom he searched middle America for documents that could narrow the search area. In 2014 they located Site 65, a former Contingency base that had been looted by Delta Force before their move to Adams Air Force Base; Operation Dead Gold documents were amongst the moved materials, now sitting in a vault beneath the base. Gaunter and his partner agreed to steal the documents at any cost.

## Killed Victims

* Unnamed accomplice - shot in the head
* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people
Hometown

"*Rules **rule** Hometown*"
—The motto of the Hometown community[src]

**Hometown** is an unnamed department store converted into a community of survivors, located at the western edge of Bennington National Park in the episode **'***An Iron Fist*' in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and the episode '*A House Divided*' of *LoreTale's End of Days*. It is the base of operations of Stoffman and his group.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Before the outbreak, Hometown was a department store in rural Wisconsin.

## Post-Apocalypse

Following the outbreak, the department store and the adjacent building were abandoned. At some point, a group of survivors settled there, managing to restore power to the store, enabling them to use the lights and PA system. A greenhouse was placed on the roof of the building, allowing for the development of crops. Several herds of walkers moved through the area, but due to the fortifications set up around the store, they were all either fended off or drawn away from the store. There is little information on how the community grew, but it is known that the community was wholly run by Stoffman, who, at first, was focused on keeping all of his people alive and on bringing in as many survivors as possible. Within two years, however, Stoffman began shifting towards aggression and ableism to keep his people in line.

### Season 2

#### 'Along A Lonely Road'

The community is first mentioned as a "safe-zone" by The Teller and as a possible place where Holly and AJ may have headed. Edwards himself eventually finds the community.

## Layout

### Interior

#### Armoury

Hometown maintained an extensive armoury that contained enough weapons and ammo to properly defend the community. The armoury was managed by "Justin" during at least the last three months of the community's existence.

## Inhabitants

### Stoffman's Group

* *Stoffman*- leader of the community
* *Declan* - leader of the guard, ground lieutenant
* *Ashley* - guard, extension lieutenant
* *Roof Lieutenant*
* Numerous unnamed residents

### Wall Workers

* Amy
* Dirk
* *Reginald*

### Formerly

* Harry Edwards - roof lieutenant
* Justinas Grant - armourer
* Kyle Ford
* Jennifer Stoffman
* *Katie Banks*

## Deaths

* Hometown Roof Lieutenant
* Ashley *(alive and zombified)*
* Reginald *(alive and zombified)*
* Declan
* Stoffman
* 1 unnamed lieutenant
* 17 unnamed residents

## Trivia

* Edwards spent three months at Hometown.
Hopeville (Remake)

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## Hopeville

### Series Lifespan

"Around Every Corner"

**Hopeville** is a survivor community located in the city of Port Collier and a main location in the episode "*Around Every Corner*" of the remake *Strain Zero*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Port Collier, Sylvania

The area that would become Hopeville was once several roads, streets and buildings near city hall in the centre of Port Collier, the state capital of Sylvania.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1

In the days after Outbreak Day, the U.S military established a small refugee camp at city hall. When it became apparent that the pathogen overwhelmingly killed adults, leaving the few younger survivors to fend for themselves. Using tools and weapons from a nearby metal factory, the survivors led by Francis cleared out the dead and retrieved military-grade weapons and equipment. The metal factory processed enough scrap metal to construct a wall around the community. Under Francis' leadership, the community quickly became the sole safe-zone in the city, constantly broadcasting a looping evacuation signal that reached as far away as Renton.

## Inhabitants

* Francis - leader
* Gregory - second-in-command
* Randall
Where Could He Be?

This is the fifth episode of Season Four and the seventy-third episode in the series overall.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Jason
* Gem
* Evan
* Celia
* Sean
* Maisy
* Caleb
* Violet
* Seanna
* Leila

### Supporting Cast

* Amy
* Ava
* Heather
* Jessie
* Eli
* Brenda
* Chris
* Zevan

## Sypnosis

The Deafies wonder where KrAne has been and Maisy tries to back out of it because she's still grieving over Dean's death and the fact that KrAne looks exactly like Dean. Meanwhile, the sophomores are given a test on how to use their powers and they fail big time showing they're not ready to be a Deafie.
Grounded

**"Grounded"** is the upcoming fifth and final episode of the first season of *The Dark Blooded*. It is the fifth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The Tourists cement their legacy. Everett goes on a rescue mission, while the others plan their escape from Sovia. Nieba upadet...*

## Credits

### Starring

* Everett Carter
* Aksana Tsikhanouskaya
* Ethan North

## Trivia

* The phrase "Nieba upadet", the motto of the Sovian Armed Forces, translates as "The Sky Will Fall".
Joyceln ('Signing Off')

### Cause of Death

Devoured by zombies *(alive)*Axed in the head by Shane *(zombified, out of mercy)*

### Series Lifespan

Going Sideways -- Catch 22

**Joyceln** is the deuteragonist and a survivor of the outbreak in '*Signing Off*'. She is an intern at the Derwent Radio Studio. Alongside her fellow interns, she manages to survive within the station during the first few days of the outbreak.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Zombies *(alive)*

After the group's final stand, Joyceln tries to barricade the corridor and is bitten several times. When she runs out of ammo, she begs Shane to start the broadcast as zombies descend on her and rip her apart. What little is left of her later reanimates.

* Shane *(zombified)*

Later, having cleared the entire building of walkers by himself, Shane comes across the upper half of Joyceln's reanimated body. Crying, he axes her in the head, leaving her at peace.

## Killed Victims

* Jake
* Several zombies
Season 35

'I Am Wolf'

'The Common and the Wealth'

'Of Pain and Suffering'

**Season 35**, subtitled **'The Final Season'**, is the thirty-fifth and final season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It consists of five episodes and is followed by a timeline jump into the *'New Age*' Extension.

## Plot

*The end has begun. With the Commonwealths approaching the Old World capital of Washington D.C, every fighter is on edge. With a final battle that could decide the fate of the New World, our group go up against their most powerful enemies once more as the world teeters on collapse.*

*Welcome to the final season.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Harry Edwards *(5-5)*
* Bethany Edwards *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Alex Junior *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Drew Stanton *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Carl McKenzie *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Shadowman *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Kyle Granger *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Abigail Granger *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Sarah Stanton *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Gideon Monroe *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Charlotte Edwards *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Nathan Carlson *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Antony Eden *(Ep. 2-5)*

### Also Starring:

* Sarah Terringham *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Joel *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Samuel Fairbanks *(Ep. 3-5)*

## Deaths

* Marcus Aurora
* Hannah Granger
* Antony Eden

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"