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Hannah (Salem)

**Hannah** was a young girl who had a sexual relationship with Billy Bailyn, the cooper's apprentice and gave birth to their child in the midst of the Salem Witch Trials in 1692 CE. Despite wanting to protect him, Mary Sibley ultimately convinced Hannah to reveal the father's name before permitting Bridget Bishop to help with the birth.
Oveveillhy

# "Bitches be like I- Wow- I-

Bitch what? Speak. Spit it the fuck out. What do you wanna say? I’m listening. We’re all waiting, and you’re doing nothing. This is nonsense, you can’t even use words anymore. Go the hell outside for once damn, goddamn, get a job or something. Idiot." - *Probably someone else @ Ove*

Oveveillhy is the Vani of control. She (*yes that thing's a she*) can puppet the bodies of anyone who is in her direct line of sight, either of her main eyes or of her many cameras, via electrical bio-manipulation. She often uses this to make people do things like hit themselves or sing songs.

She is lazy dingus who would rather let others do her dirty work for her. She is often found sitting in a old garage, monitoring the sticky cyberpunk dystopian empire her tether leads. She helps him maintain control by making members of risistance groups beat each other up & sabotage their own plans with her powers.

Dispite being as big as baltzival, she is actually pretty pathetic in physical combat.

Punch her cameras.
Adam (human)

**Adam** was an early human, born in the Primordium Age, who somehow gained favor with or was chosen by God. Legends claim that Adam was the first human given a soul. He became the sole man brought into the Garden of Eden in order to protect him from Lucifer, following the archangel's banishment from Heaven.

Adam found himself alone in the Garden with Eve and her sisters. Initially, he sought to marry Lilith. She had been corrupted by Lucifer, who had managed to make his way into the Garden, and rejected Adam -- choosing instead to leave the Garden in search of independence and power of her own.

Instead, Adam ended up marrying Eve. She was tempted by the demon Bulshar to eat the Fruit of Knowledge, and convinced Adam to join her in this. For this, God banished the couple from the Garden. Although Adam and Eve went on to bear three children -- Cain, Abel, and Seth -- the two struggled with their feelings of abandonment and betrayal by God. As Eve went down a dark path, that of her sisters, towards demonic power, Adam left her.

Ultimately, he encountered the angel Serafina, who fell in love with him. They began a romantic relationship, with Serafina using her power to keep Adam alive while the pair plotted to kill God.

## Powers & Abilities

* Immortality - Adam will live forever and never age, so long as the angel Serafina continues to supply him with this power.

## Source

Adam is derived from:

* Supernatural
* Wynonna Earp
Heather MacLeod

**Heather MacDonald** was the human daughter of the blacksmith Angus MacDonald. She married Connor MacLeod in 1537 CE, taking his last name as her own. They lived together in a secluded tower, from which Connor continued Angus' blacksmithing business after his death. For a time, Juan Sanchez Villa-Lobos Ramirez lived with them while he trained in sword fighting and learned about his immortality.

One night, the Kurgan arrived at the tower while Connor was away. He dueled Ramirez and won -- then he raped Heather. She kept this a secret from Connor for the rest of her life. When Connor returned, he built a cottage from the ruins of the tower where they lived until 1590 CE, when Heather died of old age. Her last wish was simply that Connor light a candle for her on her birthday each year.

## Source

Heather MacLeod is derived from *Highlander*.
Abel

**Abel** was the second child of Adam and Eve, the younger brother of Cain. Abel was a shepherd, and while tending his flock he came to encounter Lucifer. Lucifer began to corrupt Abel, who believed he was speaking to God. Cain learned the truth and struck a deal with Lucifer to ensure that Abel's soul would go to Heaven -- the price being that Cain had to send him there.

And so, to save his brother's soul, Cain murdered his brother. This event had many long-lasting consequences for Cain, but even impacted the nature of the world itself. The Apocalypse would therefore only be able to be carried out by two brothers, descendants of Cain and Abel, to act as the True Vessels of the archangel brothers Michael and Lucifer.
Muses

**Muses** are angelic beings of pure light -- generally unable to be seen without magical intervention, although capable of taking on any form -- human or animal. Muses are given human charges to look out for, inspiring their passion and creativity. Although non-human supernatural beings can be inspired by muses, they are only ever given human charges by the Powers That Be.

Muses cannot stay in one place for too long, their continued presence can cause passions and emotions to run too high -- reaching an uncontrollable point.

## Powers & Abilities

* Inspire Creativity - the purpose of muses is to inspire creativity and passion in their charges.
* Teleportation - muses can move instantly from one place to another.
* Levitation - muses can float off of the ground.
* Immortality - as angels, muses can live eternally if they are not killed.
* Invisibility - without intervention from magical spells, muses are invisible to all but other angelic beings. Sometimes, more direct action is required for a charge and the muse may become tangible and visible for brief periods of time, at the discretion of the Powers That Be.
* Intangibility - muses can pass through solid objects if they wish.

## Weaknesses

* The Ring of Inspiration - a powerful artifact capable of absorbing muses into it.
* Death & Death's Scythe - Death can kill any living being.

## Lore

### Halliwell Book of Shadows

The Halliwell Book of Shadows contains the following entry on Muses:

***Muses***
*Beings of Pure Light who's sole purpose is to inspire people's passion and creativity.*
*Like angels, they guide us with an unseen hand of Inspiration.*
*Unlike Whitelighter's, Muses are invisible even to their charges and can only be seen by other angelic beings.*
The Halliwell Book of Shadows also contains some spells regarding muses, such as "To Make a Muse Visible," "To Find a Muse," and "To Make a Muse Invisible."

## Sources

Muses are derived from:

* Charmed
* So Weird
Kitsune

**Kitsune** is a variety of Fae, with numerous distinctive subspecies. There are some traits all species of kitsune have in common.

## Characteristics

Kitsune have an incorporeal and corporeal form. Even in their human form, while using their powers, their eyes will glow -- though the coloration varies from species to species. Cameras and those with supernatural perception are also able to see a fox-shaped aura envelope the kitsune while using their powers, though older kitsune can learn to conceal this.

Kitsune may have children with humans. These children, should they develop into kitsune rather than into ordinary humans, are not considered hybrids but are more like hosts for a young kitsune spirit. Should the kitsune spirit grow more powerful than the willpower and mental resistance of the human, it may completely overtake the child.

As a kitsune ages and grows in power, it will grow tails -- up to nine tails. Though these tails are part of the spiritual form of the kitsune, the power of the tail is also present in physical items that the kitsune has connected with. These are typically weapons. Destroying these items will weaken a kitsune. Rubbing the tails together creates what is often called "foxfire" -- although the element it is comprised of is entirely related to the type of kitsune represented. For example, the foxfire of a thunder kitsune is actually electricity and not fire at all.

Some species of kitsune require a diet of human pituitary glands to survive. This is not often discussed outside of the kitsune community, although it does occasionally bring them to the attention of hunters. As such, it is unclear to outsiders what leads to this necessity -- it may be the result of a failed Dawning or it may be a specific subspecies of kitsune.

## Powers & Abilities

The following powers are available to all kitsune of every species;

* Superhuman Strength - thunder kitsune are physically stronger than humans.
* Superhuman Speed - thunder kitsune move considerably faster than humans.
* Regeneration - thunder kitsune heal rapidly from injury.
* Supernatural Concealment - older kitsune can learn to hide their aura.
* Foxfire - by rubbing their tails together, kitsune can produce powerful elemental foxfire.
* Shapeshifting - kitsune can shift into a form that resembles a fox/human hybrid, much like the hybrid form of werewolves.
	+ Claws - in their more vulpine form, kitsune have razor sharp claws.

## Weaknesses

* Physical Tail Manifestations - the physical manifestations of their tails can be destroyed, weakening the kitsune.
* Mountain Ash - kitsune can not cross barriers of mountain ash.
* Heart Destruction - a kitsune can be killed if its heart is destroyed, or if it is stabbed through the heart.
* The Colt - the Colt can kill almost any living thing.
* Death & Death's Scythe - Death can kill any living thing.

## Subspecies

* Celestial Kitsune
* Ocean Kitsune
* Thunder Kitsune
* Void Kitsune
* Wild Kitsune

## Sources

Kitsune are derived from:

* Lost Girl
* Supernatural
* Teen Wolf
Cunning Ones

**Cunning ones** or **cunning folk** are humans who have learned to manipulate the natural magic of the Earth. Unlike witches, cunning ones do not cast spells -- though they are frequently perceived as doing so. Instead, they typically employ herbs and talismans for powerful effects. Because of the nature of their magic -- often called natural magic or "cunning craft" -- they are untouchable by demonic influence unless they seek the demons out for greater power. Their magic is often undetectable, as it uses mystical power already present in the world.

Typically, cunning ones are healers, creating powerful cures and remedies for ailments otherwise untreatable by science. They also commonly act as seers, able to look through the eyes of animals. However, some have been known to use their skills for more nefarious purposes -- some have even allowed themselves to be of use to contract witches for their own personal gain.
Great Plague of London

The **Great Plague of London** was an outbreak of bubonic plague that began in London in 1665 CE. Over a period of 18 months, an estimate 100,000 people died. The chaos in the city made it attractive for vampires, who felt they could feed without fear of catching the disease. Godric, Eric Northman, Lucien LaCroix, Elisabeth Blackwood, and Nicolas de Brabant were among the vampires present. Several vampires were also sired during the plague, including Nora Gainesborough and Gerald Archer.

Unbeknownst to most of them, however, a Disaster had arisen, creating numerous skals and spreading the Blood of Hate amongst vampires. This continued even after the outbreak of bubonic plague had been stymied, and would have led to the revivification of Lilith had the Disaster not been stopped by William Marshal in 1667 CE, though he ignited the Great Fire of London in doing so.

## Source

The Great Plague of London is derived from:

* Real history
* Forever Knight
* True Blood
* Vampyr
Eric Northman

**Eric Northman** was a calculating, manipulative vampire -- though he prized loyalty, and was fiercely loyal himself.

## History

### Early Life

Eric Northman was born around 906 CE, the son of the Viking king Ulfrik Northman. As a child, he enjoyed playing by the seaside -- as he grew older, he enjoyed playing the field with women instead of marrying as his parents wished. In the winter of 919 CE, Eric's family was slaughtered by werewolves acting on the orders of a cloaked figure -- with his dying breath, Ulfrik declared Eric to be king and made him swear to avenge the family.

In 936 CE, Eric engaged in battle while hunting for his father's killers and was mortally wounded. As he lay dying, Godric came to him -- murdering the Vikings who watched over him -- and offered him immortality. Eric accepted the offer, and was sired.

### Vampiric Life

Eric and Godric traveled together off and on for centuries. In 1665 CE, the two were living in London and Eric was working in the service of King Charles II, even as a plague ravaged the city. It was in this capacity that Eric first encountered Nora Gainesborough, who had become infected by the plague while caring for its victims. Inspired by her bravery, Eric brought her to Godric and he sired her.

In 1905 CE, Eric found Pamela Swynford de Beaufort being attacked in the streets of San Francisco. When he rescued her, her lack of fear at his appearance impressed her. He visited her at the Comstock Brothel and soon learned that some of Pam's employees had been murdered by Lorena Krasiki and Bill Compton. Soon afterwards, Pam asked Eric to sire her. When Eric refused, Pam slit her own wrists -- forcing him to sire her.

During World War II, Godric and Eric sought out his father's murderers by posing as members of the Nazi Schutzstaffel in order to infiltrate Operation Werwolf. In 1945 CE, they managed to track one of the werewolves to a house in Augsburg, Germany. After Godric pinned the wolf to a wall, Eric attempted to interrogate her -- but she demanded to be allowed to drink his blood. When he acquiesced, he pulled herself free and attacked him -- forcing Godric to kill her.

In 1986 CE, Pam and Eric were living in France and Eric was enamored with a human woman named Sylvie. However, he was disobedient to the Sheriff of the area, and disloyal to the Authority. He was confronted by Nan Flanagan, who revealed that work was being done to develop synthetic blood so that vampires could one day reveal themselves to the public, giving up the Masquerade. Shortly afterwards, a conflict with the Yakuza led to Sylvie's death. After this, the Authority had Pam and Eric relocate to Shreveport, Louisiana. As a punishment, the Magister instructed them to run a video store, with 80% of their profits being turned over to the Authority.

When vampires officially revealed themselves, upon the suggestion of their human employee Ginger, Pam and Eric turned the video store into a nightclub called Fangtasia.

## Source

Eric Northman is derived from *True Blood*.
Javier Vachon

**Javier Vachon** was a vampire who saw himself as a champion of the underdogs. Although he was typically irresponsible, seeking only his own amusements, over the centuries he assembled a small group of friends who were outcasts from vampire society.

## History

In his human life, Vachon was a conquistador who traveled from Spain to Peru, under the command of Francisco Pizarro. During one battle in 1531 CE, Vachon was sent on foot to rally reinforcements. He was stopped by an Incan warrior, and the two battled until they were both mortally wounded. As they lay dying, night fell, and a vampire happened upon them. She fed them both her blood, and then as they both revived from death as vampires themselves, she taught them how to live their new lives -- feeding on blood, avoiding sunlight, and the other strengths and weaknesses they now possessed. Then, as the sun rose, she gave them eternal orders: to protect those who value life. Then, she walked into the sunlight and met her True Death.

Vachon and the Inca were forced to bury themselves to survive the day. Upon rising that night, Vachon's first instinct was to kill the Inca. His attempt at this failed, but he did not wait to see if he had succeeded and simply fled the area. The Inca survived and began hunting Vachon across the world. Vachon made his way up to North America, and battled the French alongside the Native American. He signed a treaty with the British in 1787 CE.

Some time later, he made his way back to his homeland of Spain. In Europe, he encountered Screed and Bourbon -- two vampire outcasts -- and befriended them. They began traveling together, eventually making their way to New Orleans in the 1890s, where they befriended Urs. The group of four vampires found the Inca was drawing close, and they resigned themselves to never staying in one place too long.

## Source

Javier Vachon is derived from *Forever Knight*.
Christoph Kuyler

**Christoph Kuyler** was an Immortal born in 1639 CE in Munich, Bavaria. In 1681 CE, in the midst of attempting to kidnap Prince Maximilian II Emmanuel, Kuyler suffered his First Death. Soon afterwards, he met the Immortal Fritz Kriegle, who taught him about the Game. Kuyler found himself fairly unconcerned with the Game, however, and devoted himself instead to becoming a skilled assassin for hire. Over his centuries of life, he is estimated to have killed 2760 humans. His *modus operandi* was fairly specific: he would pose as a clown, acrobat, or mime in order to lull his victims into a false sense of security while they were entertained -- and then he would strike.

In 1783 CE, Kuyler was hired to kill Baron Deshields, who was being protected by his bodyguard Duncan MacLeod. Despite MacLeod's misgivings, the baron chose to trust the entertainment at a party he was throwing -- allowing Kuyler to bring him behind a curtain and stab him. He escaped, and would not encounter MacLeod again until 1980 CE in Paris. Kuyler challenged MacLeod to a duel, but MacLeod was unarmed and was soon forced to flee from police who were pursuing the assassin -- which allowed Kuyler to escape again.

Kuyler was known to be addicted to absinthe, which he drank regularly.

## Source

Christoph Kuyler is derived from *Highlander*.
Anubis

**Anubis** was a Wesen empowered to become a deity by God and the Powers That Be during the Age of Myths. His original species of Wesen would eventually adopt his name. Anubis was worshipped as an Egyptian god of mummification and death, but he also worked directly with Death and Heaven to determine what afterlife individual human souls should receive.

After the defeat of the Titans, it was Anubis who created the potion that could kill Avatars and thus saved the world from them, as well.

Anubis' goals are often shrouded in mystery. For the most part, Anubis acts behind the scenes as he simply helps maintain the flow of life and death.

## Powers & Abilities

* Immortality - Anubis has an infinite lifespan.
* Soul Reading - using his abacus, Anubis is able to measure the worth of any human's soul.
* Teleportation - Anubis is capable of instantly moving from one place to another.
* Woge - as a Wesen, Anubis can change his shape between his human form and his jackal-like form.

## Source

Anubis is derived from:

* Charmed
* Grimm
* The Mummy
* Supernatural
Order of Taraka

The **Order of Taraka** was an ancient order of supernatural assassins. Their records date back at least as far as the reign of King Solomon, approximately 970 BCE. Members of the Order wore a ring engraved with the sigil of the organization.

Although the Order of Taraka could be hired, their goal was always to sow chaos and discord. They would kill the unwary and often killed even without a contract. With a contract, the Order of Taraka would never cease -- even if one assassin was stopped, another would take their place. Each member of the Order of Taraka had their own methods.

## Notable Members

* Octarus
* Norman Pfister
* Patrice

## Source

The Order of Taraka is derived from *Buffy the Vampire Slayer*.
Ceirdwyn

**Ceirdwyn** was a Celt born in 29 CE, who became a proud warrior of her tribe and fought against the Roman invaders as part of Boudicca's army. In a skirmish against the Romans in 60 CE, she met her First Death. The Immortal Marcus Constantine, who was fighting alongside the Romans, found her and took her on as his pupil. Marcus fell for her, and gave up his military career for her. She went with him to Rome where the two lived together until 73 CE.

After the two parted ways, Ceirdwyn returned to Britannia. It was there, in 75 CE, that Ceirdwyn met her first pupil: Alex Raven. It would be centuries before Ceirdwyn mentored another -- her second pupil was Matthew of Salisbury, whom she met in 1255 CE.

In 1746 CE, Ceirdwyn was living in Scotland under the alias **Flora McDonald**. In this guise, she helped Duncan MacLeod smuggle Prince Charles Edward Stewart to France. Then, she intervened in MacLeod's bloodlust-fueled rampage against the English soldiers.

Some time during the early 1980's, under the name **Katherine McKearn**, Ceirdwyn met a mortal named Steven Jarmel. The two fell in love, and married in 1983 CE.
Dollie Trask

**Dollie Trask** was a friend of Mercy Lewis in 1692 CE. As Mercy recovered from the spectral attacks that had plagued her, Dollie and some of their friends came to visit. Dollie impressed upon Mercy how much power she held in the town of Salem. Over the course of the conversation, Dollie revealed the terrible abuse that Emily Hopkins was suffering at the hands of her father and they schemed to accuse him of witchcraft.

Dollie, meanwhile, had been betrothed to Joe Barker -- entirely against her will. Dollie eventually revealed this to Mercy, after she had drank a potion meant to show her the face of her true love, or so she'd been told. While bundling with Joe that night, Dollie experienced a terrible vision of a demonic hag -- ripping free of her bundle in order to flee. This infuriated the Barker family and Dollie's mother, despite the claims that Dollie was making about what she had seen.

In truth, the failure of the bundling had been a manipulation by Mercy in order to have the Barkers accused of witchcraft and sacrificed for the Grand Rite.
Myrene

**Myrene** was the ruler of the Amazons around the time of 500 BCE, the year in which she came into possession of the Witchblade. She is the only Fae to have ever wielded the mystical weapon. With this additional power, she and the Amazons conquered a great deal of land in northern Africa, the Middle East, as well as several islands in the Mediterranean Sea. Several cities were founded bearing the queen's name.

The conquest was not long-lived, as an alliance between the Thracians and the Scythians eventually beat the Amazons back to their base in northern Africa. When Myrene eventually died in their final battle, she was buried in a tomb near the city of Troy, with the Witchblade still on her wrist.
Druids

**Druids** are practitioners of an ancient Celtic kind of magic, deeply rooted in nature itself. The focus of druidism is intended to be preserving the balance between the natural and the supernatural -- as such, many druids also serve in an advisory role to supernatural communities. Almost every werewolf pack has a druid emissary. Druids have also been known to align themselves with the Light Fae or the Dark Fae.

Druids have an extensive knowledge of herbs and alchemical formulas, adept at creating mystical salves, potions, and so on. The magic used by druids is heightened near nemetons, which they consider sacred.

The word "druid" translates to the phrase "wise oak" -- conversely, a wholly corrupt or evil druid would be known as a "darach" or "dark oak."

## Notable Members

* Alan Deaton
* Anthony Ludgate
* Dredmund Cromwell
* Julia Baccari
* Marin Morrell
* Massimo
* Sebastian Druid

## Source

Druids are derived from:

* Lost Girl
* Teen Wolf
Hippolyta

**Hippolyta** was a human, a woman warrior queen who was given the Golden Belt of Gaea by deities of the Greek Pantheon. She attempted to use it bring about unity and equality between the sexes, however her plan backfired. She fled to an island populated by a tribe of warrior women, known as the Amazons.

In approximately 1000 BCE, Hercules killed Hippolyta, triggering a war which ultimately led to the Amazons being turned into Fae.
Fallen Angels

**Fallen angels** are angels who have been expelled from the service of the primordial entity that created it. Most fallen angels were created by God and have been cast out of Heaven, but fallen angels theoretically can exist from any angelic species. Depending on the species of angel, they may lose some or all of their powers -- some may be reincarnated as humans, other may simply be stripped of their memories so believe that they are humans. More powerful species such as seraphs or archangels do not lose any of their abilities if they fall.

## Sources

Fallen angels are derived from:

* Constantine
* Salem
* Supernatural
Fleur de Brabant

**Fleur de Brabant** was the younger human sister of Nicolas de Brabant. She was innocent and loving, and deeply missed her brother when he left home to fight in the Crusades. She was also extremely intelligent, and well-educated for a woman of the 13th century. She could read and enjoyed doing so, but she was especially fascinated with the stars of the night sky.

When Nicolas did finally return, he brought with him Lucien LaCroix. Fleur discovered she shared many intellectual interests with him and they ultimately fell in love. Nicolas dissuaded LaCroix from siring her, and they left. In Nicolas' absence, Fleur found love again and bore a child name André. When she died, orphaning the boy as a child, she named Nicolas his guardian.

## Source

Fleur de Brabant is derived from *Forever Knight*.
Pandora's Box

**Pandora's Box** was an ancient box within which deities trapped many of the evils of the world while battling the Titans. After the Titans were defeated, it was entrusted to the Hidden One, who kept it within the Catacombs of the Dead. However, as he began a romantic relationship with Pandora, the box eventually fell into her hands. She opened it, releasing all that was contained within the box upon the world. The deities battled them again, containing them, and empowered Pandora to be the guardian of the box.

However, after humans banished the Hidden One from their dimension, Pandora's determination to bring him back had the potential to threaten the world -- as such, the deities stripped Pandora of her guardianship and entrusted it to a mortal woman. From then on, the Guardian of Pandora's Box was always a human woman.

The box itself possessed a limited intelligence of its own. Many believe that it chose its guardian.

## Powers & Abilities

* Sensing - Pandora's Box could always detect the location of its Guardian.
* Teleportation - Pandora's Box could teleport to its new guardian when a new one was activated.
* Suggestion - those around Pandora's Box would hear constant whispers, encouraging them to open it.
* Immunity - Pandora's Box was impervious to most magic.

## Source

Pandora's Box was derived from:

* Charmed
* Sleepy Hollow
Alphonse (vampire)

**Alphonse** was a vampire who resided in Sunnydale. He had no particular loyalty to any faction within vampire society, preferring to work for whomever held the most power in the supernatural underground around the Hellmouth. This meant, however, that he oftentimes found himself serving demons and creatures other than vampires.

## Source

Alphonse is derived from *Buffy the Vampire Slayer*. For more information, visit the Buffyverse Wiki.
List of Charmed Creatures

## Charmed (Original)

* Alchemists
* Angels
* Angels of Destiny
* Apprentice Demons
* Assistant Demons
* Avatars
* Aztec Demons
* Banshees
* Bar-Gura
* Black-eyed Demons
* Blue Moon Beasts
* Borneo Demons
* Brotherhood of the Thorn
* Brute Demons
* Bunyip
* Celerity Demons
* Chameleon Demons
* Chinese Zodiacs
* Chupacabra
* The Cleaners
* Cupids
* Cupid-Witches
* Darklighters
* Deities
* Demons
* Demon-Witches
* Demonic Dark Lords of the Underworld
* Dragons
* Dwarves
* Elders
* Elves
* Empaths
* Fairies
* Familiars
* Firestarters
* Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
* Gargoyles
* Genies
* Gnomes
* Goblins
* Golems
* Gorgons
* Gremlins
* Gypsies
* Half-Demons
* Hellhounds
* Hybrids
* Immortals
* Leprechauns
* Lords of War
* Mariners
* Mermaids
* Nymphs
* Ogres
* Oracles
* Phoenix
* Prophets
* Psychics
* Satyrs
* Shamans
* Spirits
* Thorn Demons
* Titans
* Trolls
* Unicorns
* Valkyries
* Warlocks
* Warriors
* Whitelighters
* Witches
* Whitelighter-Witches
* Witch Doctors
* Wizards

## Charmed (Reboot)

* Darklighters
* Deities
* Demon-Witches
* Demons
* Dragons
* Ghosts
* Half-Demons
* Hybrids
* Mediums
* Medusa
* Necromancers
* Oracles
* Pixies
* Psychics
* Sirens
* Spirits
* Vampires
* Whitelighter-Witches
* Whitelighters
* Witches
Holy water

**Holy water** is water that has been sanctified by a member of clergy of any religion, imbuing it with repellent powers against numerous evil supernatural entities. Holy water can be used to consecrate ground, or in other magical rituals like uninviting a vampire or exorcisms. It is frequently employed by hunters, who often carry it in silver bottles, due to its frequent usefulness.

Holy water burns most vampires as if it were an acid, and also burns most of those possessed by demons -- save for the most powerful of demons. As such, hunters often use it as a test to make sure that someone they encounter is not possessed and hasn't been sired as a vampire.

## Source

Holy water is derived from

* Buffyverse
* Charmed
* Supernatural
Brian Cullen

**Brian Cullen** was an Immortal warrior who was once favored to win the Game by those observing its participants. He was born in Glasgow, Scotland in 1280 CE and became a warrior fighting under the command of Robert the Bruce against the English. He suffered his First Death when he was killed in battle in 1314 CE.

Over the centuries, Cullen earned a reputation for being the best swordsman in Europe. This made him a target for every Immortal hoping to prove themselves -- his life was a nearly constant battle, which weighed heavily on him mentally and emotionally. He only became friends with a small handful of other Immortals, including Duncan MacLeod. He and Duncan traveled together in 1810 CE, when Cullen was challenged by a mortal named Alan Kelley. Though Cullen tried to send Kelley away, the human would not be dissuaded and Cullen ultimately killed him.

Unable to escape combat with Immortals or mortals alike, Cullen became deeply paranoid. In order to forget his constant fear, he turned to drug use -- by 1854 CE, he was a frequent visitor in the opium dens of San Francisco. He was challenged by Zoltan Laszlo, but before the fight he expressed his fears to Duncan. Duncan tried to help Cullen get his drug use under control but to no avail -- Cullen fled north to the Yukon and, after nearly freezing to death, he reinvented himself as a fur trader. Rather than face his foes in fair combat, Cullen took to ambushing them.

In the latter half of the 20th century, Cullen continued surviving by ambushing other Immortals and by working as a drug dealer.

## Source

Brian Cullen is derived from *Highlander*.
Lucifer's Crypts

**Lucifer's crypts** were a number of vaults created by the archangel Lucifer and hidden across the Earth, wherein he stored innumerable artifacts he acquired during his time on Earth during the Primordium Age. One of these artifacts was the angel tablet, one of the tablets containing the Word of God.

Only a handful of Lucifer's most devout followers knew where these vaults were located, among them the demon Azazel.

## Source

Lucifer's Crypts are derived from *Supernatural*.
Luther (Immortal)

**Luther** was born in 1652 CE in Cameroon in West Africa, and -- like many Immortals -- was a foundling who never knew his true parentage. In 1689 CE, he was captured by slave traders and brought aboard a slave ship. He suffered his First Death during the voyage across the Atlantic Ocean, and revived into immortality.

Some time later he met Rebecca Horne, who mentored him about his new immortality and the Game in which he was now a participant. She also told him about the Methuselah Stone and -- as she did with all of her pupils -- gave him a piece of it when they parted ways. Over the centuries, Luther became a proficient fighter and was determined to become the winner of the Game. He also became a collector of relics and artifacts. By the 1990's, he had determined he would acquire all of the pieces of the Methuselah Stone and began hunting down the other pupils who had been taught by his own mentor.
Holy ground

**Holy ground** or **consecrated ground** is a term for any area of land that has been blessed by someone of significant faith -- the religion is immaterial, but the supernatural effects are considerable. Many demons are incapable of walking across holy ground. Holy ground can also be specifically warded to repel vampires or other monsters as well.

Immortals are forbidden from fighting each other on holy ground -- the consequences of breaking this rule of the Game can be devastating, even reaching the point of causing earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. As such, only the most insane of Immortals would break this rule and those seeking safety from other Immortals often find refuge in consecrated places. Some Immortals refuse even to fight mortals on holy ground.

## Source

Holy ground is derived from:

* Highlander
* Vampire: The Masquerade
Demon Tailor

The **Demon Tailor** **of Châlons** was a murderous werewolf who killed a number of human children towards the end of the 16th century. After dozens of children had gone missing, he was finally caught when the barrels of his tailor shop were found to be filled with the bones of his victims. He was arrested, and put on trial for the murders on December 14, 1598 CE. After being found guilty, he was burned at the stake and perished.

After his death, an order of *damnatio memoriae* was placed and an attempt was made to erase any evidence that he had ever existed.

## Source

The Demon Tailor is derived from *Teen Wolf* and real history.
John Garrick

**John Garrick** was an Immortal driven to insanity by a particularly brutal, though not permanent, death. He was born in Durham, England in 1223 CE. Even in his life, he experienced visions of current events happening elsewhere -- which he believed was a gift from God. In 1259 CE, he worked as a stonemason on the construction of Westminster Abbey -- until he fell from the roof to his death. This was only his First Death, however, and he soon revived. He was found and mentored by Rosamond of Kent.

For 400 years, he was a friendly and sociable person, who had befriended Duncan MacLeod among other Immortals. Then, in December of 1665 CE, his human wife Julianna and adopted son William died in a fire. He was over 20 kilometers away and saw a vision of their deaths. When people learned of his vision, they accused him of being a witch and he was soon sentenced to be burned at the stake. Duncan came to his rescue, and the two fled but were separated. Garrick was quickly recaptured, and executed as had been planned. When he revived from the brutal death, he blamed Duncan for leaving him behind.

For centuries, Garrick suffered terrible nightmares, dreams of a faceless, hooded monk who never spoke. He became fascinated with the human psyche, studying with great scientists such as Sigmund Freud. He also studied magic, learning to control his hallucinations and even project them onto others. Eventually, Garrick appeared to have healed -- fooling even his friend Sean Burns. However, Garrick still sought vengeance against Duncan MacLeod.

## Powers & Abilities

Aside from the normal powers of all Immortals, John Garrick had a few additional powers:

* Clairvoyance - John Garrick had a limited ability to see, in uncontrolled visions, events taking place elsewhere in the world.
* Dream Projection - John Garrick learned to project hallucinations and dreams from his own mind to the minds of others.

## Source

John Garrick is derived from *Highlander*.
Methuselah Stone

The **Methuselah Stone** was a powerful crystalline artifact. It was believed to grant immortality to humans who were in possession of it, but it was highly sought after by Immortals. Many Immortals believed it would increase their power -- and the power of their Quickening -- whereas others believed it would make them invulnerable to defeat, completely invincible.

At some point, Rebecca Horne came into possession of the Stone. She gave crystal shards of the artifact to each of her pupils when they parted ways -- including Luther, Amanda, and Henri Valjean.

## Source

The Methuselah Stone is derived from *Highlander*.
Charmed Ones

The **Charmed Ones** are a trio of three natural witch sisters able to wield the Power of Three. Charmed Ones have occurred throughout history, always in times of great need, to be champions of good magic. It has even occurred that more than one sisterhood of Charmed Ones might exist at one time, during eras of enormous peril. The sisterhood can sometimes include half-sisters. The Charmed Ones are typically represented by the ancient *triquetra* symbol.

It should be noted that the Charmed One sisterhood is typically, though not always, destroyed from within by the Power of Three itself. In some cases, such as with the Halliwell sisters, if the sisterhood is broken, it can be reformed. In order to achieve balance in the world, there is usually a magical trio of warlocks born at roughly the same time as the Charmed Ones.

## History

The first Charmed Ones are believed to have existed during the Primordium Age. They defeated the first Conqueror -- a mortal intent on taking control of all magic. Since that time, the Charmed Ones have defeated every such Conqueror. Other threats that various incarnations of the Charmed Ones are known to have handled in ancient times include the Whispering Evil and the Perfecti.

In 1692 CE, Melinda Warren prophesied just before her death that three sisters of her lineage would be Charmed Ones -- but would prove to be the most powerful Charmed Ones in history. These words would ultimately prove true -- with the line culminating in the Halliwell sisters -- Prudence Halliwell, Piper Halliwell, and Phoebe Halliwell. Destiny allowed for a fourth sister, in case the worst should befall them, in the form of a half-sister Paige Matthews.

During the 1980's, Marisol Vera began having premonitions of the future that indicated that she would give birth to Charmed Ones as well. To protect the rest of her family from the threat that this posed to them, she stole her family's Book of Shadows and fled from Puerto Rico. Her daughters would be Macy Vaughn, Melanie Vera, and Margarita Vera.

## Known Incarnations

An incomplete list of known Charmed One sisterhoods. In each case, the sister who died and broke the sisterhood is crossed off.

* Anne Forbes, Alison Forbes & ~~Ashley Forbes~~
* Kara Evans, Kathryn Evans & ~~Kendall Evans~~
* Charlotte Parkes, Clara Parkes & ~~Cynthia Parkes~~
* Nancy Sanchez, Nir Sanchez & ~~Nicole Sanchez~~
* Lucy Stone, Leva Stone & ~~Lisa Stone~~
* Jenifer Turner, Julia Turner & ~~Jamie Turner~~
* Flora Young, Fifi Young & ~~Fiona Young~~
* Amy Gomez, Andrea Gomez & ~~Alexandra Gomez~~
* Gina Andrews, Gigi Andrews & ~~Gloria Andrews~~
* Josephine Ives, Juliana Ives & ~~Jacques Ives~~
* Unnamed H Lord, Hailey Lord & ~~Haget Lord~~
* Winona Adams, Wendy Adams & ~~Whitney Adams~~
* Tabitha Montgomery, Taliana Montgomery & ~~Tiffany Montgomery~~
* Ray-Ane North, Rhonda North & ~~Rose North~~
* Piper Halliwell, Phoebe Halliwell & Prudence Halliwell (& Paige Matthews) (see also: Halliwell sisterhood)
* Melanie Vera, Margarita Vera & Macy Vaughn (see also: Vera-Vaughn sisterhood)

## Source

The Charmed Ones are derived from:

* Charmed
* Charmed Reboot
Lyman Kurlow

**Lyman Kurlow** was an Immortal born in Cork County, Ireland in 1402 CE. He built a career as a thief, resulting his being hung for horse theft in 1443 CE. Even after he revived from this First Death, he continued his criminal career -- at first with his mentor Kevin Draper, and then independently. As an Immortal, he also moved from simple theft to murder. Kurlow's preferred method was to strangle his human victims with a scarf or piece of cloth.

In 1671 CE, Kurlow met fledgling Immortal Peter Matlin and took him on as a student and partner-in-crime. In 1805 CE, the two met an English nobleman who was not going to inherit his family's wealth, because he was not firstborn. They encouraged him to steal his family's treasure, and then make his way to America to make a new life for himself. Before he could leave for the New World, Kurlow and Matlin killed him, stole his money, laid him in a boat, and set fire to it. They found a passing drunken soldier named Johnny was an easy enough patsy, and set him up to take the fall for the murder. This soldier, unbeknownst to them, was a friend of Duncan MacLeod who confessed to the crime in order to save his friend.

Seeking his Quickening, Kurlow and Matlin went to the place where Duncan was buried following his execution -- but Duncan had already revived and was ready for them. Not prepared for a fair fight, Kurlow fled into a hedge maze and escaped.

## Source

Lyman Kurlow is derived from *Highlander*.
Fates

The **Fates**, also called the **Moirae**, were three sisters made into deities by God and the Powers That Be. They were arguably the most powerful deities -- aside from their own power, they were empowered by the Loom of Fate. They worked with God to maintain the Grand Design -- working with Heaven to ensure that destinies were fulfilled, and working with Death to ensure that everything died at the correct times.

Although they are not primordial entities, the Angels of Destiny work closely with the Fates and act independently of the Powers that created them.

## Notable Members

* Atropos
* Lachesis
* Clotho

## Source

The Fates are derived from:

* DC's Legends of Tomorrow
* Supernatural
Gremlins

**Gremlins** are miniscule creatures that delight in mischief, and have a propensity for tinkering with machines. Gremlins are rarely a menace, but are nearly impossible to defeat without magic should they become a problem. Witches are able to produce a gel which can vanquish gremlins, as if they were demons (though they are not). The only other possibility for defeating gremlins is to appeal to their better nature -- as they are not actually evil this is often far more effective.

While gremlins sometimes settle in specific places, they will often turn their attention to one person and follow them -- tinkering with any technology that that person may come across.

While gremlins are typically invisible to all except those who are aware of their existence, or other supernatural beings, they do care about their appearance. They have skin tones varying in shades of green and blue. Gremlins wear whatever clothing they come across -- due to their size, these are often raggedy, tattered scraps of fabric. However, gremlins also delight in wearing doll clothing, especially hats.

## Powers & Abilities

* Tinkering - gremlins can cause any technology to malfunction or break.
* Invisibility - gremlins can only be seen by supernatural beings, or those who are already aware of their existence.
* Superhuman Speed - gremlins move so quickly that even those who are otherwise capable of seeing them can only see a faint green or blue blur if the y are not standing still.
* Superhuman Strength - gremlins are much stronger than their size would bely -- and are stronger than most ordinary humans.

## Weaknesses

* Vanquishing Gel - gremlins can be killed by a vanquishing potion -- though it has more of a gel-like consistency.
* Death & Death's Scythe - Death can kill any living being.

It should be noted that gremlins may have more weaknesses than this, but they move so rapidly that no one has ever managed to employ other tactics against them.

## Lore

### Halliwell Book of Shadows

   ***"Gremlins***
*Mischievous tiny green creatures who meddle with machinery. Although impish and seemingly harmless, their tinkering can cause potential danger. They*
*are invisible to humans, but witches and other magical beings can see them. When sighted they flee at a great speed leaving behind only a fading green blur and the damage they have wrought."*
## Source

Gremlins are derived from:

* *Charmed*
* *So Weird*
God

**God** is a primordial entity, responsible for the existence of the multiverse and all of Creation. At the beginning of existence, God came into being with his sister the Darkness, the only being able to rival him in power.

God began creating realities, only to have the Darkness destroy them. However, he was able to create the archangels and Hosts of Heaven to aid him, and eventually they aided him in a war against the Darkness to protect the Earth. Unable to destroy her, God imprisoned her and sealed the prison with a mark bound to Lucifer.

Soon, God created humans and ordered his angels to be subservient to them. But Lucifer, being slowly corrupted by the mark, resisted. He raised an army of angels and rebelled against God. The loyal angels fought back, but eventually God cast Lucifer and his allies out of Heaven. But with Lucifer on Earth, humans were now endangered by his rebellion. God set the Grigori to protect humanity, and created the Garden of Eden to house a special chosen few. However, Lucifer's influence makes its way inside the Garden, and ultimately to the humans therein.

Finally having had enough, God cast Lucifer to Hell and bound him there in a cage, leaving only a few of his angelic allies in Hell with him. The rest of Lucifer's army was stripped of their angelic grace, and God set them to reincarnate as humans -- scattering them throughout time itself. Finally, God had the angel Metatron write his knowledge of Creation and the Grand Design into stone tablets, creating the Words of God.

And then, God departed from Heaven -- his whereabouts unknown for millenia.

## Powers & Abilities

* Omnipotence - God has limitless powers.
* Immortality - as an integral part of existence, God can never be destroyed.

## Weaknesses

* Death & Death's Scythe - Death is able to kill even God.

## Source

God is derived from real world theology and *Supernatural*.
Matthew (Puritan)

**Matthew** was a Puritan farmer. Around the year 1650 CE, he kindly began allowing Nicolas de Brabant to stay with him -- the two becoming friends. On several nights, however, Matthew witnessed Nicolas levitating as he made his way to and from the hunt for blood. Unable to reconcile these occurrences with his friendship with the man, Matthew confronted Nicolas to determine if he was a demon.

Nicolas scoffed at the suggestion -- primarily concerned with maintaining the secret of his nature as a vampire. Nicolas attempted to compel Matthew into forgetting, though the attempt failed and only further convinced the Puritan that he himself must be possessed or going insane. Ultimately, Matthew hung himself.

## Source

Matthew is derived from *Forever Knight*.
Earp Curse

The **Earp Curse** was a powerful spell placed upon the lineage of Wyatt Earp, the victims of the weapon Peacemaker, and the Ghost River Triangle itself.

## History

In 1887 CE, the angels Juan Carlo and Julian bestowed the weapon Peacemaker on the gunslinger Wyatt Earp, in order that he might combat the demon Bulshar Clootie -- who sought the weapon in order to gain access to the Garden of Eden. Over the course of using the weapon, Earp slew 77 humans before ultimately taking out the two demonic children of Bulshar and his wife Constance.

In vengeance, Bulshar wove a spell that would come to be known as the Earp Curse, which stayed in effect until it was broken by Bulshar Clootie in 2018 CE.

## The Curse

The curse hinged upon the Earp Heir -- the oldest descendant of Wyatt Earp over the age of 27. Under the curse, every human victim of Peacemaker revived from Hell as a demon each time a new Earp heir was activated, on their 27th birthday. Each time a revenant was sent to Hell and then returned, they would become more twisted and demonic -- those who escaped death at the hands of Peacemaker and the current Earp heir, would just remain on Earth as immortal part-demons. The curse could be broken had the Earp heir managed to kill all 77 revenants.

As an added caveat of the curse, the revenants were bound within the Ghost River Triangle. A revenant who crossed the boundary would "experience Hell on Earth." There were spells, known to Constance Clootie, which could help revenants escape this part of the curse. This barrier could also be lifted -- releasing the demonic revenants upon the rest of the world -- if the active Earp Heir crossed the border while carrying Peacemaker. The barrier would be restored if the Earp Heir brought Peacemaker back into the Ghost River Triangle.

## Source

The Earp Curse is derived from *Wynnona Earp*.