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Fishman

*For the NPC, see this page*

The Fishman is an enemy that the Hero encounters during his expeditions. They spawn every three days from Reed.

## Abilities

>  **Master of Battle:** Fills attack bar 2/3 after missing an attack.
>  **Legionnaire:** +15% damage for every ally with the same ability.
>  **Humidity Lover:** Gets the "Slimy" positive effect (+20% evade) if there are "Liquid" enemies in battle.
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## Description

Not much is known about the merfolk. But some of their most obvious traits are infamous: they have a nasty temper, their glaives are deadly, their scales dry fast outside of water, and their snake-like tails are a poor fit for traveling by land. And yet the fishmen continue their attempts to conquer land.

## Lore

### First Article

*"The most vile and bloodthirsty of all beasts, they are. Sitting in their depths, gathering strength and plotting against humankind.
The moment we see their aggressive vessel - we fire our blessed ballista at it.
And they only prove their vile nature by fighting back. Or - even worse - they insidiously try to escape to continue making their evil plans against humankind.
They keep screaming something through their gills, but who would listen to those bastards!"*

> - One of the stories collected by Gregor the Suspicious
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### Second Article

*"To this day, the language of fishmen still remains a mystery. They write in spirals instead of straight lines, and the meaning of each symbol changes according to its position in the spiral. The meaning of each word can also differ based on the time when it was written or said.
All telepathic attempts of conversation confirm that the fismen thought process seems to function in the same way. We cannot establish contact even using a simplistic exchange of images."*

> - Linguist Zeryck Yabar, "The Language Arts"
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### Third Article

*"During the first days after the bite, the patient was delirious; he kept whispering something about a city under the sea and some call coming from the depths.
When the bite finally healed, he started pacing around his room and spending long hours near the pond adjacent to the hospital, just looking at the water.
Within a week, all symptoms have ceased. Patient’s return to active duty is advised."*

> - From army medical logs"
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## Notes

Fishman is called //ryba in ini file. This means "Fish" in Russian.

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Enemies

There are many types of enemies the player will encounter in Loop Hero. Besides the Slime, which spawns on the regular path tile, all other enemies will only spawn when certain conditions are met. Normally these conditions involve Cards, Tiles, and mixes between the two.

Enemies health and damage scale with the following formula:

## Secret Bosses

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Storm Temple

A place of worship for the ancient god of lightning. His name is long forgotten.

### Effect

* Strikes 2 random targets in its range with lightning every 5 seconds. Lightning cannot be evaded.
* Effects of multiple temples can stack.

## Lore

The Cult of the Golden Arrow is one of the most ancient pagan cults. Sometimes it’s also called the Cult of Thunder and Lightning. There is some irony in calling a few standing stones and a simple "roof" above them a temple, though. But even today some people still keep building them. Why do they do it? It’s quite simple: it may be just a cult, and it may be pagan, but lightning storms in the regions with these temples actually grow more frequent. The cultists of the Golden Arrow tend to look down on other religions because their god can actually be summoned and seen by anyone, as opposed to the gods of their opponents. The goals of these cultists seem to remain a mystery even to themselves. The lightning tends to strike not only the cult’s potential enemies, but any other targets... Including the hapless cultists themselves. Perhaps they just love to see an uncontrollable power coming to this world by their will.
Meat Stew

## Description and notes

A bowl of hot stew is the best way to stay warm on a cold winter night. Still good at any other time, of course. Spiced with some dried herbs.

Receive additional 5 HP while passing through a village.

## Lore

> "I don’t even know what I hate more: this bowl of moldy soup, or our camp’s coordination. Who even thinks that a carriage driving along the bumpy road is the perfect way to transport a lidless vessel full of liquid?! Well, thanks a lot! Now I’ll have to clean these disgusting stains from my carriage!
> Took a sip while loading it. Just so it would spill less, nothing else."
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- Diary of Wizgrem, the second carriage driver
Orb of Unity

Separation made whole. A way to become more than just a sum of your components. Order made from chaos.

### Source

10 Shapeless Mass; Act 2+; Swarm and Liquid enemies

## Lore

A drop of some substance. It's cold to the touch and seemingly fluid, but that's not exactly right. In your hand it forms a big drop and starts crawling about like a swarm of tiny insects. Can't be sure that's it's not actually insects, of course. If you collect enough of this shapeless mass, it will form a small sphere and stop acting like a living thing. I'm going to call it the Orb of Unity. At first, I thought it was a piece of slime. But it seems that this material can be found near various liquid or swarming creatures.

## Enemies Drop

From Chapter 2, Orb of Unity can be dropped from certain enemies in the form of  Shapeless Mass :

SlimeBlood ClotGhost of a GhostSwarm of batsJellyfishDark SlimeField of Blades
Violet Pearl

> "Woe be the soul who hunts a violet pearl..."
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The *Violet Pearl* was a former Necronaut ship captained by Leslo Gilliweed until it was destroyed in the climax of season 6. As seen in the prequels, the captain took the ship rogue after being ordered to retreat from a skirmish with Captain Barnabus.

The ship was named for the rare and beautiful violet kakikaiju pearl, from which Gilliweed's trademark mask was carved.
Campfire (tile)

The Campfire marks the begining of each loop during an expedition. It is generated at the start of each expedition and is the spawning site of The Hero, who then proceeds to begin his journey on the loop (either clockwise or counterclockwise).

The Campsite heals 20% of The Hero's max HP every time he crosses it.

Every time the Hero crosses it, the loop counter goes up by 1, increasing the level of both Enemies and Equipment found.

The Loop counter in the top right corner of the screen
The campfire is the only safe place to retreat during an expedition. If you wish to retreat to the Camp in the middle of a loop, you will lose 40% of your resources. Though if you are close to the campfire, or if there are no more enemies left between you and the tile, you will be able to retreat with all of your loot. You can check if a retreat is safe or not by looking at the bottom right corner icon: if the character is doing a running animation, you can leave safely.

Once the Map Completion Gauge is full, the Boss of the current chapter will spawn on the campfire tile. You will still have the possibility to retreat before facing it, but won't be able to heal unless the field kitchen is built and upgraded to level 3, and the Rogue will not be able to exchange their trophies for equipment until after the fight.

## Upgrades with other buildings

Some Buildings will grant passive bonuses to your campfire if you build and upgrade them at your Camp:

* Herbalist's Hut : Once built, your campfire will refill 2 potions any time you cross it. Upgrading the building will allow to refill up to 4 potions.

* Field Kitchen : Will boost your campfire's healing ability, ranging from an extra +10% HP to +40% HP when fully upgraded. At level 3, it allows you to heal before fighting a boss.

* Watchtower : If at least one is built, crossbowmen will help you during battles on tiles adjacent to the campfire. Up to 4 crossbowmen can help you, ranging from 1 to 4 tiles away from the campfire, depending on the number of Watchtowers you have and their respective upgrades. Crossbowmen can't help you during boss battles.

## Camp items bonuses

If equipped at the Supply, the following items will give some special benefits while crossing the campfire:

* Oak bed : The campfire heals +1% HP, but your max HP is lowered by 2%.
* Dinner table : The campfire heals +1\*loop HP.
* Miner's pick : Crossing the campfire tile gives +1 .
* Old Frying Pan : The campfire heals +15HP.
Herbalist's Sickle

## Description and notes

Comes in handy when you need to carefully gather some rare herbs. Every herbalist can appreciate both the convenience of this tool and the pleasant smell of metal and mint coming from its curved blade.

+1% of max hp healed from potions

## **Lore**

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> "When I first laid my eye on this knife I was struck with awe - the unbelievably perfect combination of herbal scent coming from it, and the rays of light reflecting from the blade. Oh, how I envy the person skillful enough to truly wield this marvelous tool! On my way back I even considered changing my career several times; but I chased that thought away. A good carriage driver can't have his head in the clouds - and if I can't even properly operate my carriage, then I shouldn't even consider operating such sharp tools!
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-Diary of Volgrim, the first carriage driver
Swarm of bats

The Swarm of Bats is an enemy in Loop Hero.

## Abilities

>  **Maddening Noises**: All other creatures without this ability get the "Ringing in the ears" debuff, with 10% chance of interrupting their attacks.
>  **Gnawing**: 20% chance to cause bleeding that deals [4\*loop] damage after every attack for the next 3 seconds.
>  **Easy target**: Always attacks Hero's allies first.
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## Description

A small fraction of a vampire’s hunger expressed into this world. It can easily be mistaken for swarming magical creatures, but in truth it’s nothing more than a single vampire’s thirst for blood made manifest. The red fur and the squeaking and flapping of the hundreds of webbed wings - these are the unmistakable signs of a crimson swarm.

## Lore

### First Article

*"And what about their habit of making pets from their own blood? Just what is wrong with them, I wanna know?!
And if I lop off my own leg and make it crawl around - would you call it a familiar too?
And the squeaking these parasites make - even their masters can’t stand it!
A wooden stool would make a better companion!"*

> - "As I Impale the Bourgeois" by Kedlo Threnn, a vampire hunter
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### Second Article

*"I haven’t seen so many bloodsuckers since my mother’s birthday."*

> - From the letters of the Countess of Meadow Valley
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### Third Article

*"Our village had never served no bloodsucker, even during the hunger that came after the war.
When the goblins came down from the mountains, many folk died. Everyone would have died if it wasn’t for Marius.
He cut open his wrist, and made a swarm of crimson bats from his very own blood.
The swarm dealt with the marauders and forced the surviving goblins into a retreat. The vampire brought salvation and we accepted him as our protector.
But now that I am to become his food... I ain’t ashamed to say I always hated Marius all these years.
Better to die as humans than to live as cattle."*

> - One of the stories collected by Gregor the Suspicious
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## Notes

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Smith's forge

## Lore

Skillful blacksmiths almost literally put there hearts into their work. Creating artificial life is not the hardest of crafts, so after crafting a first slightly-twitching living armor the master will probably dive into this new occupation head on. Blacksmith's forges continually try to excel in the art of creating artificial life. Sometimes their creations are even able to ask questions and imitate free will. Any mage worth his salt would probably laugh at the golemancer-blacksmith's work. Trying to use hammer and anvil to accomplish something that requires years of study might look childish to them. But a blacksmith would hardly care about such mockery. Because the creaking sound of every step a living armor makes brings true joy to its creator's heart.

## Mechanics

* Every 6 exchanges, a Living Armor will spawn in an adjacent tile.
* The maximum number of enemy hits subject to buff is 30 (from exchanging 3 items).
* The forge will always do 2 exchanges if the Hero's inventory has 2 items, even if the Hero is already at maximum damage reduction.
* Even though the in-combat buff says "+20% defense", the actual defense value of the hero doesn't change. Instead, the enemy Strength is lowered by 20%. This way, even enemies with pure damage like the Lich are affected, something no amount of defense can do.
Prime Matter

The Prime Matter is an enemy in Loop Hero. Prime Matter spawns X% of the time from the defeat of Ghost of a Ghost.

## Abilities

>  **The Creation:** When killed, grants 3 random cards (including cards you didn't choose for the expedition) or 1 golden card (33% chance).
>  **Fatalism:** 33% Chance to receive only 1 damage from an attack, 33% chance to receive 150% damage.
>  **Certain Doom:** Guaranteed to kill the Hero when it attacks for the 6th time.
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## Description

A creature beyond all comprehension. There are no words to fully describe it - and no words to describe it even partially. Both nothing and everything. Simultaneously.

## Lore

*"This writing is about me. I’m writing with your hands. I’m reading with your eyes.
I know that I don’t understand this, because you don’t.
Because I am everything. Every living being is me."*

> - A recurrent passage found in multiple different sources
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## Notes

Prime matter are the key to get Broken Geography achievement, because they often drop cards that aren't present in the deck.

They are also the only way to get multiple golden cards in the same run.

6th attack will deal 36,000 damage, which can be absorbed by a magic shield or a protective skeleton. The following attacks will not start the counter for you

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Village

First, they’ll feed you, then they’ll make you work.

## Lore

The insanity going on around you is clearly visible when you look at the villagers. As if hypnotized, they refuse to cross the boundaries of their home settlements and constantly assure you they don’t have any business outside, if they remember correctly. They accept any outside metamorphosis going on around them as something absolutely normal for this world. Like chameleons, they fit and adapt into the world no matter where you put them. Could the same thing be said about everything else you managed to remember?

Their connection with this tiny fragment of reality is astounding: you might have no idea that a monster is waiting for you down the road, but the villagers already will have put a bounty on its head and will tell you it’s been terrorizing their home for ages... Yet no one will tell you how for exactly how many days or years.

## Notes

* Upon entering this tile, a quest is assigned in the form of randomly selecting an enemy on the map to kill. This enemy will be marked with a golden crown above its field sprite and a golden border around its health bar during battle. It'll also be much stronger than normal. Once it's killed and the Hero returns to the **Village**, they'll be rewarded with a rare item.
	+ The Hero may fail the Quest and receive no reward if the Quest target disappears. This can happen in the following ways:
		- The player plays an Oblivion card on a tile containing the Quest target.
		- A Scorch Worm triggers their Ability "Retreat".
		- The Village is turned into a Ransacked Village by placing a Vampire Mansion next to it (the order of placement does not matter).
		- The Quest target is an enemy on a Ransacked Village, and the tile transforms into a Count's Land before the Hero reaches it.
* A new quest is not assigned when the player receives a reward.
* For every two **Villages** placed, a Bandit Camp will spawn near a **Village**.
	+ A Bandit Camp can not spawn if there all Roadside tiles next to all Villages (included the newest) in the map, are filled.
* 3 cards per deck.

## Synergy

 Vampire Mansion + Village

 After 3 loops, Ransacked Village transforms into Count's Land.

## Tips

* After three loops having been transformed into a Ransacked Village, the tile transforms again into a Count's Land - an upgraded version of it, providing better healing and quest rewards, as well as being one of the few road tiles in the game that forbids enemies from spawning in it.
* Village tiles can be used to remove some enemies (e.g. Slime, Harpy) from the path as well as prevent spawning of some enemies (e.g. goblins from Goblin Camp).

## Images

Village sprite.Village sprite.A setup that didn't allow for a Bandit Camp to spawn.
Target

Target is a medium sized cat with a horrible problem with stealing things that don't belong to him. He's a collector of things that he finds odd, and never hunts for himself, only steals the food from others. He is shown to be clever and fast, but ultimately very frail.

### Tormenting a Tiger

Target finds particular enjoyment running Mulberry round for the ride. He teases him endlessly, and often targets Mulberry specifically for his lack of speed. Target outmatches him entirely in that department, and is only stopped by Foxglove after he steals food from the wrong person (Rhyolite and his group).
Milkweed

Milkweed is a timid and shy cat, both very kind and very empathetic. She has two kittens, Cherry and Cinnamon, and treasures them dearly. She is also good friends with Cattail, though they both are violently attacked constantly by their leader, Calabar. While she does try to shield her kittens from the torment of Calabar, she turns her head from the suffering Cattail deals with, and tries to keep her head down for the sake of her and her litter.

### Uncertain Loyalties

After the death of Goathead, Milkweed is torn on what to do about her involvement in Calabar's group. While there is safety here, it is not safe for her kittens... and reluctantly she makes the choice to stay. She does not have the strength to leave Calabar, and even after her death, cannot muster up the strength to leave.
Vortex

The Vortex is a spiral of stars and derbies centering at the heart of their world. It is both beautiful and terrifying to most of the cats that witness it, and some even view it as a portal to The Other Side, a sort of life after their current life.

### Calabar's Obsession

Calabar becomes obsessed with the object in the sky, as her parents were, and likely their parents before them. She always speaks that the vortex is going to reset them all, and it will wipe everything clean from this world. She often confuses other cats when she talks about it, and when she seems far away, the vortex consumes her gaze and all of her thoughts. She feeds cats to the vortex, she longs to sing into the vortex, she can never stop thinking about it. She only spares Rhyolite from his fathers fate because of his ability to sing, and in turn, pressures him into singing for her constantly.

### Rhyolites Pride

Rhyolite thinks for some time he is the only one who is able to sing into the vortex, and in doing so, is the only one who can communicate with the other side. He finds pride in this, and it is only when confronted with the reality that he is absolutely not the only one who can, becomes enraged. He, like his mother, throws cats into the vortex, thinks constantly of the vortex, and wants to understand its mysteries.
Levels

**Levels** are a feature in Fishington.io where players earn experience points, level up, and have the ability to unlock new fishing equipment to purchase from the Fishing Shop. While they were intended to be introduced alongside levels in Betrayal.io to determine player ranking, this idea was never implemented: levels are only a feature for Fishington.io at the moment.

## Appearance

Levels appear to the left of a player's name as the number in white inside of a bronze-colored, blank coat of arms. This could possibly either mean that having levels is inherently prestigious or that levels provide players a sense of security when all it does is unlock purchasable fishing rods and fishing baskets.

## Gallery

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Koi Carp Black

**Koi Carp Black** are an epic lake fish in Fishington.io.

## Appearance

This species does not display sexual dimorphism within the game. Its two-dimensional texture has two variations, however: record Koi Carp Black have a superimposed red-and-gold medal over their regular texture.

## Gallery

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Rock

Its magnificent appearance gives you strength.

## Lore

This rocky landscape yields no crops. Even crossing it is very hard. But life knows no boundaries, and it always finds a way to conquer even the harshest lands.

Natives of these rocky wastelands are usually quite sturdy and tough - probably because anyone less rugged simply wouldn’t be able to survive there.

## Notes

* Placing this tile yields a Preserved Pebble.
* A Goblin Camp spawns for every 10 Mountain/Rocks placed.
* 12 cards per deck.
Goathead

Goathead is the father of Rhyolite, the main antagonist for Ode to Epilogue. He is seen to be stubborn and hardheaded, and at odds with the leader of their group Calabar despite them sharing a child together.

### A Turbulent Relationship

After a nasty fight with Calabar about Rhyolite's usefulness, Goathead is given two scars that cross his right eye to remember it. He is always resentful to Calabar for this, and spends time staring at her as she walks, quietly plotting taking her down when she is not expecting it. Problem is, she seems to always be expecting it. This leaves him at a disadvantage, and after slipping off of the edge, Calabar allows him to fall to his death.
Weaver

Weaver is an outskirts cat with a bad attitude and bad outlook on life. Bitter and hostile, he seems to care very little for others and outright torments or kills those who stand in his way.

### Broken Ties

As a kitten Weaver and Milkweed were always very close. They tended to do everything together, and cared for each other deeply. It was after Calabar took her place as leader, she outcast a number of the group that she couldn't stand, mainly the more aggressive and outspoken cats including Weaver. He resented Calabar for this, and Milkweed for not standing up to her and fighting to keep him in the group.

Until his demise at the hands of Foxglove, he sought other cats strong enough to eventually take over Calabar's group. He never succeeded, and never knew that Calabar was already dead.

### Brutal Training

Sunflower was the only cat to survive the training he put the cats he found through. Even some young adult cats couldn't keep up. Weaver is very fast and talented, and he used that to make sure every other cat couldn't keep up. His ultimate goal in taking over Calabar's group would never be seen, as Sunflower would never be loyal to him, and there were no other cats that could survive. Bitter, violent, and alone till the end, Weaver died as he lived.
Cherry

Cherry is Cinnamon's brother, and is shown to be very loyal and compassionate to her. He tries to help her and take care of her after they escape Rhyolite's group of cats.

### Unlikely Hero

Cherry is normally very quiet and doesn't say much, but when Cinnamon was attacked by Rhyolite, he put his foot down and insisted they leave. She agreed, and they left the band of cats for good. At the time, he didn't know she was carrying Rhyolites child, but soon found out and became even more protective. When Rhyolite tracked them down, he fended the other cat off viciously and left him with a horrible scar along his leg, a constant reminder of Rhyolite's own weakness.

He was murdered by Foxglove after he ventured out to find food for himself, Cinnamon, and the newly born Apple.
Kobb

Kobb is a confusing character that Foxglove confronts after Rhyolite said he needed to be sent to the other side. He appears to be old, and very angry, and very bitter.

### Wishing For the End

Kobb states to Foxglove that he is the only member of his family still left alive, and that he welcomes his attack. He wants to go to the other side, he says, and this deeply unsettles and confuses Foxglove. Kobb is shown to be entirely alone, and it is unclear if he has any direct relations to anyone in rhyolites group, or earlier.
Bluegill

**Bluegill** are one of the easiest lake fish to catch within Fishington.io.

## Appearance

This species does not display sexual dimorphism within the game. Its two-dimensional texture has two variations, however: record Bluegill have a superimposed red-and-gold medal over their regular texture.

## Gallery

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Common Bleak

**Common Bleak** are a common lake fish in Fishington.io.

## Appearance

This species does not display sexual dimorphism within the game. Its two-dimensional texture has two variations, however: record Common Bleak have a superimposed red-and-gold medal over their regular texture.

## Gallery

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Plastic Rod

The **Plastic Rod** is a fishing rod players receive after purchasing in the Fishing Shop in Fishington.io.

## Appearance

The rod is composed of a sleek, blue plastic shaft. The handle is a solid deep blue and the rope for casting line is beige color. Its cinching clips are made of a yellow plastic and allow extra slack for the line. The reel is made of a strong blue solid, most likely painted metal. The hook is made of slender, stainless titanium and is w-shaped.

## Fish

This rod can fish for all common, uncommon, and rare lake fish.

## Gallery

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Common Rudd

**Common Rudd** are a common lake fish in Fishington.io.

## Appearance

This species does not display sexual dimorphism within the game. Its two-dimensional texture has two variations, however: record Common Rudd have a superimposed red-and-gold medal over their regular texture.

## Gallery

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Ratwolf

The Ratwolf is an enemy in Loop Hero. They spawn every two days from a grove.

## Abilities

>  **Gnawing:** 20% chance to cause bleeding that deals 4\*loop damage after every attack for the next 3 seconds.
>  **Nimble:** Ignores damage to all.
>  **Thick Hide:** Can't be damaged by more than 30% of its max HP by a single attack.
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## Description

One could say this is just a giant forest rat, if it wasn’t for its wolf-like behavior. When a ratwolf fights, it always tries to knock back the victim to go for the throat. Ratwolves have very thick hides and are capable of quickly healing even the gravest of wounds. The only thing that keeps ratwolves from becoming an omnipresent and nearly indestructible threat is their attachment to forests, where it’s much easier for them to hide and hunt.

## Lore

### First Article

*"During their travels, adventurers shouldn’t make their camps in groves or forests if they have the option of doing so in open plains.
'I feel a thousand eyes watching me', - would say a cautious man while setting up camp in a wasteland.
'It’s safe here. The trees will hide me from everyone’s sight', - would say a ratwolf’s future dinner."*

> - Monica Oscuro, a chronicler from Morrell
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### Second Article

*"'Rhainold and Julek' is a daring masterpiece telling a story of two lovers. Going against society, they decided to meet in a grove adjacent to the border, where a hungry ratwolf put an end to their hopes for happiness.
The work is full of symbolism, philosophy, and very detailed descriptions of a feasting ratwolf."*

> - Moira Moreau, a chronicler for the "Morrell Courier"
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### Third Article

*Ivor went to hunt some game one hot day in the summer:
He took his bow, some wine and food - for fending off the hunger.
He searched and looked: ^No game in sight! As if it all had vanished!" -
And ate the food along the way: wine even faster perished.
"The day was dull, the day is gone. I gotta take a leak!"
He saw a bush, took off his pants, around he never peeked.
A vicious growl behind his back - it came as a surprise!
A ratwolf staring through the leaves, the hunger in its eyes!
And Ivor jumped and ran for life, the trees were flying past him:
"Are pants the only game today?" the villagers were asking.*

> - A folk song about Ivor The Fool
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## Notes

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List of Cosmetics

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This is an unfinished list of cosmetics that only includes those that currently exist within a normal player's wardrobe. Those that are accessible by redeem codes and/or special giveaways may not be seen here.
Chub

**Chub** are an uncommon lake fish in Fishington.io.

## Appearance

This species does not display sexual dimorphism within the game. Its two-dimensional texture has two variations, however: record Chub have a superimposed red-and-gold medal over their regular texture.

## Gallery

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Forest (Building)

You can hear the majestic rustle of leaves from the edge of the camp. This is the lumberjack's domain.

### Unlocks

* Unlocks the Forest and Thicket cards.
* Lumberjack building.

### Placement restriction

Can only be placed on tiles on the top row of the Camp map.

Lumberjacks and other Forests are the only Buildings that can be placed next to it, unless there's a non-Lumberjack/Forest building near as well.
The Vampire Mage

*For the enemy, see this page*

The Vampire Mage is a female enemy NPC that the Hero encounters during his expeditions.

She can be encountered in a fight within the combined range of a Vampire Mansion + Abandoned Bookery.

## Lore

The Vampire Mage was once Vampire Maiden who turned towards ancient  tomes  of forbidden magical knowledge in hope to find a way to restore the World. But in the end, she's been driven mad by both hunger and arcane knowledge.

When she encountered the Hero, she made both right and wrong assumptions: right, for the Hero is linked to the destruction of the world in some way ; and wrong, by thinking that killing the hero would help restore the world.
Fishing Shop

The **Fishing Shop** is an attraction withing Fishington.io that allows players to purchase equipment, including rods and baskets, for Fish Coins. Players must be of a specific level or greater to purchase any items within the shop.

## Using the Shop

Players must walk into the shop's entrance from its exterior, as part of the lake. Upon entering, players can purchase or view item prices for things they have purchased or have yet to purchase. A single shopkeeper will wave every so often, especially when entering or nearing the door; they act as the shop's greeter.

## Gallery

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Black Crappie

**Black Crappie** are a rare lake fish in Fishington.io.

## Appearance

This species does not display sexual dimorphism within the game. Its two-dimensional texture has two variations, however: record Black Crappie have a superimposed red-and-gold medal over their regular texture.

## Gallery

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Betrayal.io Shop

The **Betrayal.io Shop** is a feature where players can perform microtransactions and redeem cosmetics via redeem codes. While these cosmetics are visible to players in Fishington.io, cosmetics found by purchasing B-Packs are purchasable specifically through the Betrayal.io game.

## Using the Shop

Players can select from any one of the buttons in the shop. This information is accurate for the 1.1.2 version.

* The top left button brings players back to their house.
* The furthest left button on the top right corner expands the screen in Betrayal.io desktop.
* The question mark button provides information on how to play Betrayal.io, not giving any information about the shop itself.
* The cog button brings players to their own player settings.
* Players can purchase Chests for Betrayal Cash, but they must confirm their order.
* Players can purchase Betrayal Cash as well, but with real United States currency.
* The Redeem Code button allows players to use an operational redeem code to obtain at least one cosmetic or other giveaway item.

## Gallery

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Epic Plastic Rod

The **Epic Plastic Rod** is a fishing rod players receive after purchasing in the Fishing Shop in Fishington.io.

## Appearance

The rod is composed of a bulky orange and yellow shaft. It has bamboo leaves trailing the dorsal side and a large j-shaped hook.

## Fish

This rod can fish for all thirty-seven lake fish.

## Gallery

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Sloth21

Sloth21 is a Gen-21 TopTenner who primarily focuses on hating Donald Trump, which is as predictable as it is toxic. He is currently the second fastest user to break 10 featured lists within under a month. Early in his career, his popularity skyrocketed as shown on his lists (reaching 20-50 votes a day)

He currently has 78 lists, but he rarely makes new content these days days.

His accomplishments include 10 HQ lists, 43 Featured lists, 6000 Comments, 100 comment replies, 100 remixes, 10 posts, 10 post comments, 10 miscellaneous lists, 99 followers, 10 images, and more.

He currently resides in Toronto, Canada.

## Trivia

* Despite his name being called Sloth21, some people (Leafeon) have described his pfp as a brown sea otter, rather than a sloth.
* he holds many speed records - including fastest user to gain 10 featured lists (which was later broken by Raspberry), fastest to gain 10 HQ lists, fastest to get 1k comments (Which was very recently broken by Doawkfan) and a few more
* he also holds many records among Gen-21 users of TheTopTens - including highest member score, most featured and HQ lists, most remixes, and a few more
* he has started a post series which is called “TheTopTens Jungle Clash”, which involves 20 users of TheTopTens competing in a virtual arena. The first one was released February 1st, 2020, with the user LiamCoasterFan winning.
* He obsesses over Sloths to a creepy extent, and likes Skiing, LEGO, Inception, Stranger Things, and Nachos
* He hates Donald Trump. How mind blowing.
Goblin

*For the NPC, see this page*

The Goblin is an enemy that the Hero encounters during his expeditions. They spawn once per day from Goblin Camps.

## Abilities

>  **Rage**: Enrages after an ally dies (+30% damage once per battle).
>  **Confusion**: 30% chance to stop attacking for 3 seconds after an ally dies.
>  **Learning**: With each attack, increases attack damage by [0.3\*loop] for the rest of the battle.
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## Description

A vicious tribe living in mountain regions. They usually venture outside in small groups to find some loot, get some knowledge, or just for the fun of it. Civilized enough to use tools, but not enough to engage in peaceful negotiations. Their teeth are razor-sharp, but in battles they usually prefer to use daggers. Mainly because it’s too hard to bite and curse at the same time.

## Lore

### First article

*"Goblins can learn to imitate anything in a very short time. There’s even a story about a goblin who learned to write books while not being able to read. And his novels were quite good, they say."*

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> - As told by an unknown person
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### Second article

*"Elders say that mountains grow
While goblins build their homes.
The more goblins in the holes,
The more blood from mountains flows."*

> - A children’s rhyme
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### Third article

*"A few years ago we, along with Captain Houndshield’s squad, came upon a drunken goblin. He evaded our blades like a circus rat and beheaded four of our men.
After finally cornering the pest, the Captain cut it in half. But the stench that came from its corpse was so vile the Captain immediately died where he stood."*

> - Sergeant Dobbie Jasper about the "dastardly goblins"
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## Notes

Deceiver • Blinch • TheRandom • Finlal
 Other
Ode to Epilogue Wiki

**Welcome to the Ode to Epilogue Wiki!**

In a world after death and before life, Foxglove sets out on a tragic adventure to find himself and his purpose. Along the way he meets both lifelong friends, and mortal enemies.

### Landscape

Ode to Epilogue takes place in a place void of almost all life. Rocks and bits of land, as well as trees and some areas with water can be found, but most are spaced far and wide. The little clump of land the main cast find themselves on is a large one, and under them, a massive formation of spinning stars and materials. While there is livable larger chunks, those are fiercely protected and claimed by Rhyolite and his family, or extended family, and any cat that comes too close is driven out into the more dangerous, smaller formations of land.

### Group Systems

While most cats that are found here seem to be alone or isolated from others, at the heart of the formation there is a group of cats that have formed there for the purpose of living together. It has been there for as long as any of them can remember, passed down generationally from one member of the family to the next. Any cat excommunicated from the group is doomed to a life outside of the immediate rock cluster, and cast out into the more dangerous areas for eventual death.

Rules of this wiki
Into The West

This is the section for the canceled spin off focusing on Captain Anders Hellman as portrayed by Alan Tudyk.

Though cancelled after one and a half seasons, Into The West catered to fans of the series by bringing in the Darkfleet and the Nautilus that Captain Anders Hellman faced down in several battles across the sky.
Sandbox: Site Images

***Welcome to the Site Images sandbox. Since important images relevant to the wiki and are only used on the Theme Designer are labeled as unused, this bin adds them to a sandbox that automatically recognizes them as used, reducing the problems the local staff have in determining which files to delete. Please do not modify this page unless you have the user rights of content moderator or above or you are FourSevensRueful.***
From The Depths of Time

*From The Depths of Time* is the third episode of the fifth season. It is noticeable for being the first of three appearances of the fabled Time Gate, a device that had first been mentioned in Season 2

It is the third part of the six episode arc that opens the fifth season by adapting the fifth novel of the original book series *Into the Shadowlands.*
Voice

**Voice** is a feature in Betrayal.io game, players can communicate with microphones and not using chat. To be able voice chat, players have to be logged into their Google or Facebook accounts and they must opt to use voice before entering a lobby. Voice became available to players in Betrayal.io Beta to a select group of private servers, then to the general public.
Crypt

The final resting place of an ancient hero. Both magic and the unstable state of the world have taken a toll on it. Maybe its history will awaken some new qualities in you.

The crypt must be built next to the Cemetery.

Unlocks the Necromancer class.

Unlocks the Ancestral Crypt golden card if the Intel Center is built.

Camp item slots unlocked : 1  1
Mimic

A **Mimic** is one of the five available roles in Betrayal.io and is one of three malevolent roles. They should fake tasks in ways that convince surrounding crewmates that they are safe, change forms to confuse crewmates, and "kill" crewmates and the Sheriff (in Sheriff games for Mimic Mode).

## Functions of a Mimic

**Mimics** can:

* "kill" crewmates, the Sheriff, and the Jester.
* know the role of another Betrayer or Mimic in a Core Mode or Mimic Mode game, respectively.
* use vents around the map to
	+ hide.
	+ sneak around undetected.
	+ surprise and "kill" enemies more easily.
* "kill" the Jester so that they cannot win.
* team with crewmates to gain their trust later in the game.
* sabotage entranceways and sabotage tasks to
	+ bait crewmates to one location while "killing" the first player to arrive.
	+ bait crewmates to one location while "killing" someone far away.
	+ gain trust of benevolent arrivals by fixing the sabotage with them.
	+ eventually "kill" crewmates and the Sheriff (in Sheriff games) by Abduction, Possession, or Robot Malfunction without "killing" them directly.
* Change their form to match the name, number, and appearance of the player they "mimic" for a temporary period of time.

## Limitations of a Mimic

**Mimics** cannot:

* kill" the other Betrayer or Mimic in multi-Betrayer games.
* know the exact role of non-Betrayers or non-Mimics.

## Etiquette

When playing as a **Mimic**, it is polite to:

* not play as a troll
	+ in a way that incriminates the other Betrayer or Mimic in multi-Betrayer games of nine or more participants.
	+ in a way that purposefully incriminates yourself.
* not team
	+ with crewmates to permit them to win games.
	+ with a Sheriff to help them "kill" the other Betrayer or Mimic in multi-Betrayer games.
	+ with Jesters to help them get voted out.
* use Voice to communicate (it is faster to communicate this way).
* not leave a lobby until an active game is complete.
Space Station

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The **Space Station** is one of the first two maps to have been developed for lobbies of Betrayal.io. It is a single-story, seasonless map available for all servers.

## Locations

Within the Map Directory feature (it appears using the default bind "m") for this map, the player can locate themselves within the station either outside or inside of a room. Outside, tasks such as the Regulatory Wheel, Telescope, Satellite Memory, and Chip Extraction can be performed alongside the location where the Lights sabotage can be fixed. There are four major buildings where player spawn and the security room are by themselves.

## Trivia

* This map existed at the release of the game.
* Although gameplay has changed, features of the map have not been significantly edited.

## Gallery

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Core Mode

**Core Mode** is the first of two available game modes in Betraya.io, the other being Hide n' Seek Mode. Core Mode used to be separate from Mimic Mode, but they have since merged, allowing players with leadership in a server to permit or disallow the mimic role. It is heavily inspired by social deduction games, such as Among Us, and contains most of the earlier game's fundamental features.

## Premise

Between six and twelve players enter a lobby and the player with leadership begins the game. Everyone is secretly assigned their own role, which half to the majority are crewmates. The leader can turn on and off the roles of jester, sheriff, and mimic outside of the round, but crewmates and betrayers will always be present in a game. Crewmates need to complete all of their tasks whether or not they are alive, betrayers need to "kill" other players without anyone voting them out in meetings, and the other players must do as the game prescribes.

Betrayers can also temporarily blind and disrupt other players, but they can never blind themselves or use the disrupt function to eliminate themselves from the game. Betrayers that are mimics sacrifice their ability to blind other players by morphing into the appearance and nametag of a crewmate, and they can use this to their advantage by making crewmates look suspicious.

If there is a jester, they can distract other players by making themselves look suspicious, but they should be wary of sheriffs and betrayers that can kill them and essentially make them lose the round. if there is a sheriff, they can "kill" players while in their good role, but if they kill a crewmate, they will also "die" and become ghosts.
AggressiveBlaze

AgressiveBlaze is a user who was notable for being responsible for the vandalisms during the Wikia Wars.

## History

He joined in TheTopTens in 2015. Later on during the Wikia Wars, he vandalized most wiki articles under different IP addresses - which lead to the ending of the wiki. In around 2019, AggressiveBlaze created an account on TheTopTens named "shadomatrix", whose lists consisted of software-related lists. His lists generally received good reception until confessing that he was behind the account.
Advanced Wooden Rod

The **Advanced Wooden Rod** is a fishing rod players receive after purchasing in the Fishing Shop in Fishington.io.

## Appearance

The rod is composed of a bulky purple and yellow shaft. It has unpainted metal fastening rings and a small j-shaped hook.

## Fish

This rod can fish for all common and some uncommon lake fish.

## Gallery

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Crappie

**Crappie** are the most easy-to-catch lake fish within Fishington.io.

## Appearance

This species does not display sexual dimorphism within the game. Its two-dimensional texture has two variations, however: record Crappie have a superimposed red-and-gold medal over their regular texture.

## Gallery

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Tench

**Tench** are a common lake fish in Fishington.io.

## Appearance

This species does not display sexual dimorphism within the game. Its two-dimensional texture has two variations, however: record Tench have a superimposed red-and-gold medal over their regular texture.

## Gallery

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