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Cult of the Forgotten

*"None more forgotten." -Cult saying*

The Cult of the Forgotten is a populist organization centered in Alba, Morley and founded by Reeve Leonnaire Glynne and the Lady Augur Hyzel Cohen.

Unlike many of the more destructive Void cults, the Cult of the Forgotten aimed to bring about a better world by helping those in need and encouraging its followers to band together to weather the tumultuous times they lived in. The Cult's populist leanings attracted a wide following across the Isles, particularly among the lower classes, though members of the nobility grew increasingly interested in the Cult after Leonnaire Glynne's ascension.

The Cult's main undertaking was elevating Reeve Glynne to the status of an Outsider by mimicking the ritual that created the initial Outsider. By doing this, they hoped to enable Glynne to empower Cult members to serve as protectors for the downtrodden. Despite misgivings from some of Glynne's inner circle, the ritual went forwards and Glynne disappeared from the stage he was on after seemingly regaining his sight. Cohen told the Cult she had heard Glynne talk to her from the Void, but that he would need time to master the powers of an Outsider. While some faithful members of the Cult still believe in Glynne's ascension three years later, many have left the Cult.

The Cult of the Forgotten, along with several other major Void cults, was targeted by the Ebony Pervasion in the years after Glynne’s ascension.

Hyzel Cohen revealed Leonnaire Glynne’s return from his time as an Outsider in a radio speech in Episode 57, revealing the truth she’d been covering up and signaling a change in the Cult’s goals.

In the Epilogue, Hyzel and Leo handed control over to Reeve Mikhail Zavillyen, taking a backseat advisory role upon finding out they were expecting a child.

### Notable Members

* Reeve Leonnaire Glynne
* Lady Augur Hyzel Cohen
* Mikhail Zavillyen
* Captain Brigham Bell (ex-member)
* Ida Bell (ex-member)
* Ebrin Duxson
* Arteni Venzetti
* Erculano Starr
Dispatch

Dispatch is the code name of the Protectors' leader, Jameson Curnow. Dispatch leads the Protectors through radio directives sent out using Doublecross Messengers' extensive radio network. He also works as a delivery man for the shell company.

Dispatch is married to Wren, who the player characters met considerably earlier in the campaign.

### Personality and Skills

Dispatch pulls the strings of the League of Protectors. It is rumored that he learned to fight with a sword from Corvo Attano, and he has the skill to back this claim up. He coordinates the Protectors’ communications and is their primary strategist.

### Notable Events

The party first made contact with Dispatch in Episode 49, when he delivered a message from Sybil Hastings to Hyzel Cohen while she was with Lysander McRoven. Dispatch delivered the telegram, then stunned McRoven and revealed his identity to Hyzel.

Dispatch later met the party again when he convened the Protectors’ Panoply meeting at Counteye. He led the Protectors’ defense efforts at Counteye while the party attempted to stop Lord Erimany Talvon from uniting the Void with the ordinary world.
Bill Sokolov

*"WOOF!" -Bill Sokolov*

Bill Sokolov is a very good girl.

She is a dog that Anton Blackburn found in Sunline under mysterious circumstances. Bill is extremely loyal to Anton and capable in combat, as shown when she defended the party from Turrus.

In the Epilogue, Bill lived with Hyzel and Leo. While Leo wanted to rename her to something more regular, Hyzel insisted her name remain Bill.
Mikhail Zavillyen

Mikhail Zavillyen is the most pure and good person that has ever or will ever exist. He is the writer for Tears of the Constant Sea, a radio serial popular in Pandyssia.

Mikhail is originally from Tyvia, and Tears of the Constant Sea contains some similar situations to those in the Tyvian political scene.

Mikhail originated the name “Chain Gang,” telling Hyzel Cohen that the people around her would serve as a long chain to pull her out of the quicksand she had found herself in.

### Appearance

Mikhail has curly black hair and brown eyes. He has a ready smile and wears a long brown coat mimicking the style of Leonnaire Glynne’s that’s much too big for him.

### Personality and Skills

Mikhail is kind and caring towards others, regularly checking in on the party and offering them advice. He is wise beyond his years and truly believes in the mission of the Cult of the Forgotten: a better life for all. On the rare occasions when Mikhail does get angry, he does so quickly and forgives just as quickly, as when Sab Grailouse offended him in Episode 8.

Over the course of the campaign, Mikhail became a skilled medic, accompanying the party to ensure their safety.

### Notable Events

Mikhail is a member of the Cult of the Forgotten, and a close friend to Leonnaire Glynne and Hyzel Cohen. In particular, Mikhail looked up to Leo as a sort of mentor figure before his ascension. After Hyzel accrued some popularity as the Lady Augur, Mikhail served as a secretary of sorts for her, fielding requests for her services. He volunteered to come to Pandyssia prior to Hyzel's arrival to continue in this capacity.

While Mikhail had believed Hyzel's lie about Leo's ascension, her story unraveled during a drunk and high visit to his house in Sunline and she told him the truth about Leo's disappearance in Episode 10. He has since helped her keep up her act, but encouraged her to tell the other members of Leo's inner circle the truth and rely on others more.

While in Pandyssia, Mikhail also started writing Tears of the Constant Sea, which has been rapidly growing in popularity. Several characters, such as Jacob Reed, Ellison Tezroy, and Aleksandr Cherviev, have recognized Mikhail's growing celebrity status. Jacob Reed, in particular, seems to idolize Mikhail. When the party ran into Mikhail in Episode 20, he was renegotiating his radio contract for the serial.

Mikhail has a home in Sunline in the Sevyin's Watch district. He is notably the neighbor of Sherry Tew, who he says once gifted him a rather unappetizing fruitcake.

After the events of Episodes 22-23, Mikhail decided to start travelling with the party onboard the Mabe's Shoe (rename pending), though he agreed not to get involved in any dangerous situations. He has since been training as a medic and continuing to work on his serial.

In Episode 55, it was revealed that Mikhail and Ellison Tezroy had entered into a relationship. The two married after the campaign.

In the Epilogue, Mikhail finished Tears of the Constant Sea and became the new Reeve of the Cult of the Forgotten, promising to lead it in a better direction in the wake of the Second Void Crisis.
Kitner Tazalaney

Kitner Tazalaney was a Serkonan inventor and one of the three visionaries who founded Soulspring Resort. His main field of expertise was in automata, which he envisioned as taking a subservient and docile role rather than the Clockwork Soldiers of Kirin Jindosh.

At Soulspring, hundreds of his automata served as tellers, clerks, waiting staff, entertainers, merchants, and even reenactors of famous historical figures in a museum.

After Dr. Orris Atlee introduced promotional voidphine to the resort, Tazalaney barricaded himself in his office, desperate for a solution. Suffering from the effects of voidphine withdrawal, he sought a way to clear his mind of the burdens of substance abuse and human limitations. His solution to this problem was to attempt to interface his own mind with his most developed automaton, E, via a surgical procedure to be performed by his own automata. The procedure was unsuccessful and resulted in Kittner's death.

### Automata

* Series A: Capable of performing a single rote action
* Series B: Capable of performing a series of actions
* Series C: Capable of performing various actions and audio playback of specific phrases
* Series D: Capable of basic computation, speech generation, and various actions
* Model E: Capable of complex computations on par with the human mind, speech generation, and complete freedom of movement and action
Gennifer Casey

*It's normal for reporters to get punched; this one learned to punch back.*

Gennifer Casey, codename Ridge, is an independent reporter, a member of the League of Protectors, and is marked by the Diplomat. She is almost always seen alongside her loyal silvergrapher (photographer) Wilkes.

### Appearance

Gennifer Casey is a 30-something woman with short red hair and an often-bruised face. She wears informal clothing and has boxer's wraps around her hands.

### Personality and Skills

Ironically, Casey is infamous for being *too* nosey for most newspapers, asking questions no one dares to ask and putting them in often the most impolite way. She prefers to force answers out of interviewees rather than convince them or deceive them out. She is a skilled boxer, and has her fair share of interviews that have gone incredibly wrong. She uses her Diplomat powers fairly openly, as she's never been good at hiding her own secrets.

### Notable Events

Before the campaign, Casey made her mark by publishing a famous article about Regenter Dictator Irving Holloran's illicit affairs and his coverup of them. Having made enemies of arguable the largest military faction in the Isles, Casey next turned to Pandyssia to uncover the truth about the Crimson Pennant.

In session 21, she first encountered the party in Triptych at an interview with Mikhail Zavillyen. Her real reason in Triptych was to investigate claims that explosives magnate Sabelle Escanti was engaged in the illegal arms trade with the Crimson Pennant. While observing Sabelle's mansion, she witnessed Sabelle and Pix attempt to murder Hyzel Cohen by burying her alive. After waiting far too long to intervene, she and Wilkes rescued Hyzel, causing Sabelle and Pix to temporarily flee.

As they returned to the mansion to uncover any additional information about Sabelle's crimes, Pix returned alongside a Crimson Pennant airship. After using her powers to manipulate the Pennant captain, Casey assisted in the defense of the manor before its ultimate explosion. Calling in a favor from the RMS Requite, the Pennant ship was destroyed and remaining crew dealt with.

In Session 64, Casey appeared alongside Ebony Pervasion defector Demas Towton and convinced him to relay his information to The Protectors, an organization she now revealed herself to be a part of.

In Episode 64, Casey flew a rocket as a part of Project Merchant Clipper during the battle at Counteye.
Mercy

Mercy is a small town in Fairchance. The town is full of refugees from the law, and they live by the rule that there is no capital punishment or violence within the town, a rule they take very seriously. Lee Berrett broke this rule by killing Turrus Sloane, brother of Tullet Sloane, due to the man being very dangerous and difficult to get a hold of. The town took in Jacob Reed after he turned on the party, seeming to be the best option to give him genuine help with his split personality.
Argonica

Argonica is a city in Cloudcap, located on the coast in Sloane Bay.

### Notable Events

Sabastion Grailouse briefly visits Argonica in the Epilogue, seeking the Raven of Argonica’s weapons caches. There, he is captured by a group that believe him to be the Raven before being rescued by Jacob Reed.

Argonica is also presumably where Jacob Reed goes for therapy in the Epilogue.
Count Verinox

Count Verinox was a member of the Morleyan nobility and close confidant of Tullett Sloane. During the Charter of 1860, the entirety territory settled in Pandyssia by Morley was granted to him in order to circumvent the Empire's ban on official Morleyan colonies. As the official leader of Sloane Bay, Verinox established the Charter Marshals and formally divided the land into four territories: Fairchance, Jutknife, Truemile, and Cloudcap.

Verinox granted control of his manor in aptly-named Counteye to the League of Protectors, where it became their temporary headquarters.

Verinox was a mentioned-only character in the campaign, and never appeared personally.
Fort Vitre

Fort Vitre is a small outpost in the western side of Truemile. It is constructed of fairly impermanent materials, with wooden walls enclosing it and tents serving as the closest thing to a hospital. It falls within the region of Pandyssia that is more dangerous than many of the more occupied regions, as its residents have to deal with giant owls at night and other dangerous creatures during the day. They make use of stilt-walkers to prevent the creatures from causing them harm.

During episode 44, Lord Erimany Talvon visited Anton and offered to take him to Fort Vitre, where he said Nikolai Graves would appear in a few days after his expedition ended. Anton took him up on the offer, at Hyzel's behest, and In Episode 45, Fort Vitre appeared in the campaign for the first time.

During episode 45, Anton was attacked by a giant owl as he ran towards the fort, and once inside, discovered that they had no supply of S&J Elixir. They did have a doctor to help, but they also had no painkillers, and so relied on Anton becoming blackout drunk as they began to stitch him up.

Anton found the Daredevil’s final project, a rocket, outside of Fort Vire. In Episode 47, he and Nikolai Graves, who he had met in town, flew the rocket to escape Lord Talvon, nearly dying in the process. The rocket flew them all the way to Briamton before crashing.

In the Epilogue, Anton built a memorial for the Daredevil in Fort Vitre, at the site of her death.
Sybil Hastings

Sybil Hastings is a renowned inventor based in Dunwall, Gristol. She invented both the radio and the prototyped Hastings Device, which can read Void waves. She is close friends with Hyzel Cohen, to whom she gave the first Hastings Device prototype.

Hyzel was once attacked by an automaton designed to look like Sybil Hastings. After its head was chopped off, Hyzel took the head as a gift for Sybil the next time she saw her.

In Episode 49, Dispatch delivered a message to Hyzel from Sybil announcing that Sybil had come to Pandyssia and was in an airship in Briamton, the Premier.

In Episode 51, after the party was framed for the murder of Maxim Kennerick, Sybil harbored the party onboard her airship and took them to Sunline. She confided to Hyzel that the Ebony Pervasion had stolen her second prototype Hastings Device and asked for their help in getting it back.

Sybil helped transport the party to the Battle at Counteye in Episode 63.

In the Epilogue, Sybil encouraged Hyzel to keep her Hastings Device and even sent a new model to Sabastion Grailouse to commemorate the rebuilding of his family home.
Emmett "Flintlock" Nopeleton

Emmett "Flintlock" Nopleton was a Charter Marshal, former member of the Ghosts, and old friend of Sabastion Grailouse.

As a young man, Emmett joined the same circus that Sab was present in, becoming an exhibition shooter. Eventually, he was offered a lucrative mercenary job by Argan Marchenko. He took it, and recommended that Sab also be added to the team despite his young age.

As a part of the Ghosts, Emmett was a breacher, specializing in close-quarters firefights, and also had to be the party's face when required. During the Second Morleyan Insurrection (or Morleyan War of Independence), the Ghosts took part in retaliatory raids deep into Morley; Emmett was present during all of them, taking part in various atrocities.

As Sab began exhibiting a lack of control during the raids, causing unnecessary destruction and killing civilians, Argan convinced the rest of the Ghosts, including Emmett, that an intervention was necessary. Emmett supported the use of the Jade Music Box to strip Sab of his powers in order to make him less dangerous, but had no idea that doing so would launch Sab into the Void.

After the Jade Music Box was used and Sab was transported to the Void, Emmett assumed that Sab had died, blaming himself solely for the outcome. As his grasp on life grew thinner, Emmett became a Charter Marshal in order to atone for his crimes, hoping that he would die for a good cause one day.

When Sab met Emmett again in Episode 40 at New Dunwall, Emmett apologized for all he had done and said he would be fine if Sab wanted to kill him. Unable to do so, Sab stormed off and Emmett explained his volatility and danger to Hyzel Cohen.

In Episode 55, Sab met both Emmett and Sherry in Sunline. Finally accepting their apologies, Sab reconciled with the two of them and heard their offer to help him take down Argan.

In Episode 64 and 65, Emmett joined the party in the task of boarding the Eidolon and dealing with Argan personally.
Sabelle Escanti

Sabelle Escanti was both the notable inventor of Escantite, a potent explosive, and a former explosives expert within the Ghosts.

Sabelle and Pix once attempted to bury Hyzel Cohen alive after she discovered too much about Sabelle’s past associations. Gennifer Casey and Wilkes joined the party in fighting against the two before Sabelle called a Crimson Pennant ship for backup. Following the explosion of the ship as well as her manor, she was presumed dead.

Sabelle resurfaced during the battle of Counteye. She fought there against Lee Berrett, Hyzel Cohen, and Sabastion Grailouse. During the fight, Sabelle took a drug which caused her to bleed from the eyes, but also made her far more resilient. She was killed by Sab, who used a quickie-stim on her, causing an overdose.
Zviva

Zviva is a black market shop in Sunline dealing in anything Void-related. The shop was owned by Ebrin Duxson until his death.

The party first found the shop vandalized and raided after Boss Darrigan's men kidnapped Duxson for not paying their protection fees. The shop was being investigated by a local Charter Marshal, Marshal Ault.

Sabastion Grailouse bought a wood carving of an owl, which he later named Hooty, at this shop. Hooty was later revealed to be a creation of the assassin Daud and transmits his memories to whoever is holding it.
Timeline

The following condensed timeline is presented in Spencer's "To the West: Guidebook:"

> "1837: The events of Dishonored and Dishonored: The Knife of Dunwall take place. Dunwall is quarantined until the Rat Plague is dealt with, dealt with under the reign of the Isles’ new empress, Emily Kaldwin.
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> 1840s: After the Rat Plague was cured, various explorers probed the eastern shores of Pandyssia, mapping it and noting its lessened severity.
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> 1852: The events of Dishonored 2 and Dishonored: Death of the Outsider take place. Empress Kaldwin secures the throne from the usurper, Delilah Copperspoon. The Outsider’s connection to the Void is severed.
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> 1853: The Void Crisis leads to growing tears in reality and nightmares across the Isles. Queen Eithne and King Briam are killed, leading to the creation of the Republic of Morley. Empress Kaldwin dissolves the Abbey of the Everyman.
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> 1850s: Tension between the Isles increases. Morley flourishes, and leads the Isles in exploration of Pandyssia. Gristol sinks into a deep recession, leading to a disgruntled populace. Calls for independence from the Empire are heard throughout the Isles, especially in Morley.
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> 1860: Morley unofficially claims the entirety of Sloane Bay through the Charter of 1860 by granting it to Count Verinox.
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> 1863: The Insular Civil War breaks out. The Republic of Morley declares independence and fights off the Gristolian Navy. Riots take over Dunwall and eventually organize into a revolution. Empress Kaldwin flees Dunwall Tower, though still operates a government in exile at Whitecliff.
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> 1864: The Tyvian princes return to their homeland, starting the Second Tyvian Civil War. Unions begin to revolt in the South, bringing the revolution to Serkonos. Whitecliff is surrounded and besieged, leading to the north of Gristol being cut off from the throne.
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> 1865: Admiral Irving Holloran is released from prison, rallying the north under the banner of the new Regentry. Empress Kaldwin disappears from Whitecliff, leading to the true dissolution of the Empire. The Great Union of Serkonos overthrows Duke Luca Abele(‘s body double).
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> 1860s: Refugees from the Civil War flee to Pandyssia in droves. The Insular Civil War rages.
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> 1871: Present day."
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Sableaster Spire

Sableaster Spire is one of the three founders of Soulspring Resort and worked with Dr. Orris Atlee to release Promotional Voidphine to the guests. She later accepted modification by Atlee and was transformed physically to have mantis-like probusci that could suck blood. Her transformation utilized the Diplomat's Spike, which the party took from Sabelaster's corpse after they killed her.

After her transformation, Sableaster gained the ability to manifest illusions. When the party found her on the second level of Soulspring, she made the abandoned ski lodge she was in look populated and inviting, going so far as to fill it with other guests who the party talked to. She only broke this illusion once Hyzel Cohen was close enough for her to stab.
Sherry Tew

Sherry Tew is a former member of the Ghosts who now runs a clinic in Sunline.

In Episode 8, Sab found Sherry in Sunline after hearing she was Mikhail Zavillyen's neighbor. While Sherry expressed remorse for the Ghosts' betrayal of Sab, Sab blamed her for it and threatened to burn down her clinic.

In Episode 24, Sherry performed a liver transplant surgery on Anton, using a lobe of Jacob Reed's liver. When Anton seemed ungrateful for the donation, Sherry sedated him again and allowed a nearby tattoo artist to tattoo a raven on the side of Anton's neck.

Sherry has expressed regret about helping the Ghosts use the Jade Music Box on Sab. While several of the other party members have encouraged Sab to make amends with Sherry, Sab refuses to acknowledge that Sherry might be genuinely sorry for him.

In Episode 25, Sab stole Sherry's journal. Anton helped Sab decipher the journal, which contained ominous notes about Sab's mental decline during his time with the Ghosts. Sherry expresses concern over Sab's brutality and goes on to explain that the rest of the Ghosts thought it was necessary to eliminate Sab because of it. While Anton told Sab what he found in the journal, Sab continued to deny any truth in Sherry's claims.

Sherry continued to help Sab when the party was in Sunline, as when she saved the life of Enforcer Everton after his near-death encounter with Lord Erimany Talvon in Episode 55. Sherry and Emmett Nopleton joined Sab in the Battle at Counteye in Episode 65, helping him board the Eidolon and kill Argan Marchenko.
Sandr

Alexsandr "Sandr" Cherviev is the owner of the Obsidiary Club and a gun store in Sunline. He designed The Presage for Hyzel Cohen. While The Dazzler expressed interest in marking him, Sandr declined.

In Episode 62, Sandr sent a letter to Berrett. Berrett found Sandr, who offered Berrett a special weapon called the Heritage Gun that can change forms.
Jessamine

Jessamine is a city in Fairchance which was named after the late Empress Jessamine Kaldwin. It is located on and around Blackshard River.

### Notable Residents

Marie Atchkinson

Mattias Teppin

### Notable Events

In Episode 13, Hyzel Cohen visited Marie Atchkinson, a famous firearms inventor and manufacturer who lives in Jessamine.

Matthias Teppin owned an estate on the Blackshard River on the outside of Jessamine, where he hosted a party and exhibition the player characters and the Protectors used as a means of luring out the Ebony Pervasion in Episode 14.

The Protectors had a base on the outside of Jessamine, a few miles away from the city. After the events of Matthias Teppin's party in Episode 15, the Ebony Pervasion found this base and burned it to the ground, killing Grounder in the process.
Door to Nowhere

The Door to Nowhere is an invention of Lord Erimany Talvon’s and serves a portal between the normal world and the Void.

In Episode 61, Demas Towton first told the party about the Door to Nowhere, which connected Argan Marchenko’s flagship, the Eidolon, with Snatch Ogden’s ship, the Hostler Pup, inside the Void. The party’s plan to defeat the Ebony Pervasion involved boarding the Eidolon during its assault on Counteye and using the Door to travel to the Pup.

This plan was momentarily foiled in Episode 65 when the party found out that the Door to Nowhere requires a Voidwalker to open, rather than using any kind of machinery. Anton Blackburn was able to open it to continue the plan.
The Protectors

The League of Protectors, more commonly known as simply the Protectors, are a group of individuals who still serve the Empire and the Empress Emily Kaldwin, despite the current state of the Empire. Before the events of To the West, they were a clandestine group that operated without the knowledge of the Empress and the Lord Protector.

The Protectors are known to be secretive, using codenames to keep their identities and loved ones safe from their enemies.

The Protectors believe that the power the void affords is too great, and that no one should have access to it. They plan to seal the void off from the world. To keep the void stable while they enact their long-term plan to accomplish this, they set up eight positions in the void that could be filled by people who fit the criteria for each position. Once in the void, the people become Outsiders, similar to the old Outsider, though more limited in power.

The Protectors’ main base is on the island of Counteye, in Count Varinox’s manor. The Protectors assembled here for Operation Panoply once the Ebony Pervasion launched their Inversion. Counteye is also where the final battle between the Protectors and the Pervasion’s forces occurred.

After LG ascension to the Regulator, the sole new Outsider, the Protectors changed. With the Regulator leading them, the Protectors’ goals changed to preserving the balance between the real world and the Void.

#### Known Members

* Wren
* LG
* Sab
* Cyclone
* Izun Kenji (deceased)
* Grounder (deceased)
* Fumes
* Scowl
* Dispatch
* Draper
* Icebox
* Gennifer Casey
* Joplin
* Berrato (Pervasion double-agent)
Hostler Pup

The *Hostler Pup* is Captain Snatch Ogden’s ship and a part of the Crimson Pennant. The party first encountered the *Hostler Pup* when Snatch boarded the *Maypole’s Crewel* in Episode 1 to take Izun Kenji’s Voidrite spike.

The *Hostler Pup* was used again in Episode 16’s hostage exchange, with Snatch and Lysander McRoven using it as transport to the exchange itself.

In Episode 61, Demas told the Chain Gang that the *Hostler Pup* had been taken into the Void by Lord Erimany Talvon. The party used the Door to Nowhere aboard the *Eidolon* to cross over into the Void and board the *Pup* during the final fight in Episode 65.
Athena Lupin

Athena Lupin, born on July 26th, 2042 to Teddy and Victoire Lupin (nee Weasley) is a Gryffindor witch and a survivor of the Dark War. She is a metamorphmagus like her father, Teddy, and grandmother Tonks. Athena is her parent's youngest child, with an older half-brother Corbin, and older half-sisters Deirdre and Anne.

## Family

### Half-Sisters

* Deirdre Hendry
* Anne Hendry

### Nephews

* Leo Hendry II
* Julian Hendry
Ellison Tezroy

Ellison Tezroy is a pilot from Sunline who joined up with the crew of the *Ivory Respite.*

### Appearance

Ellison has a rounded facial shape, ginger hair, and a ready smile. Her hair is cut short.

### Personality and Skills

Ellison is outspoken and confident about her skills, especially her piloting abilities. While she had never flown an airship before the party recruited her, she insisted on her capabilities and followed through in a test flight. She has a sharp temper, but seems to be as quick to forgive as she is to get mad in the first place.

Despite her lack of past experience, Ellison is a remarkable pilot, landing the *Respite* in Soulspring despite a blizzard and saving the crew during the *Respite*’s crash.

### Notable Events

She saved the crew in Episode 44, when Argan Marchenko destroyed the *Respite* and Ellison had to crash land the ship. Thankfully, there were no casualties.

In Episode 55, it was revealed that Ellison and Mikhail Zavillyen were in a relationship. The two are confirmed to have married in the Epilogue.

Ellison volunteered to join the party in their attempt to commandeer the *Hossler Pup* during the battle at Counteye. While she died in this battle, she was brought back to life by The Regulator.
To The West, a Dishonored RPG Wiki

**Welcome to the To The West, a Dishonored RPG Wiki!**
The wiki about the Dishonored RPG campaign, To The West, streamed on Twitch and available on YouTube.

To the West is a TTRPG campaign using the Dishonored RPG system that is streamed on Twitch (crimsoncorsairgames) and uploaded later to YouTube (CrimsonCorsair). As of October 30th, 2023, there were 1-65 episodes of the campaign. While a few episodes are missing, the magority are on YouTube.

At the start of the campaign, the four player characters were headed 'To the West' into Pandyssia, giving the campaign its name. The entire campaign has taken place on the way to Pandyssia and in Pandyssia itself, so none of the locations seen in the Dishonored games have featured in the campaign so far.

The GM of the campaign is Spencer, and the characters played by each player are as follows:

* Rachel: Hyzel Cohen (Episode 1 - Present Episode 65)
* Jacob: Sabastion Grailouse (Episode 1 - Present Episode 65)
* Levi: Emil (Episode 1 - Episode 5), Anton Blackburn (Episode 5 - Present Episode 65)
* Josh: Jared Valentine (Episode 1 - Episode 5), Lee Berrett (Episode 5 - Episode 16, Episode 33 - Present Epidode 65), Jacod Reed (Episode 17 - Episode 32)

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Macready

# George Macready

George Macready was another friend of Lee Berrett's during the Insular Civil War. Although initially a rifleman, he became most useful as a messenger and courier. Fleeing with Berrett and Everton to Pandyssia, he also became an Enforcer. He and Jonathan Phillips are close friends.

Macready first appeared in episode 51, after intercepting Berrett after the assassination of Maxim Kenerick. Although he initially believed Berrett to be the killer, Lee managed to convince him that he was framed for the murder. Macready then helped Berrett to rescue Everton in episode 55. However, they were intercepted in the void by Lord Talvon, and Macready was thrown into the void.

In episode 65, the Regulator became the new Outsider. Lee Berrett made the choice to take Macready's place in the Void, allowing Macready to resume his life in the real world.
Tom

Tom is main character for My Talking Tom

Tom look at the blue background

## Info

The toms pet cat take care and going to the toilet and naptime

## Appearance

Tom generally appears as a gray tabby cat, Felis fabulatus, who has long whiskers green eyes a stripy tail a pink nose and canals
and white eyebrows he also has four fingers on each hand and three toes on each foot.
Sunline

Sunline is a city in Fairchance that lies on the coast of Sloane Bay.

Sunline has white cliffs that shine in the sun and give the city a distinct visual character. The landscape also naturally creates divides between some of the sections of the city.

### Notable Residents

Mikhail Zavillyen

Sherry Tew

Ellison Tezroy

Alexsandr Cherviev

Ebrin Duxson

Boss Darrigan

Marshal Ault

### Areas

The city is divided into regions: The Heights, Sevyin's Wrath, Beltram's Descent, Fort Kear, and the Plumes on the outskirts.

### *Fort Kear*

Extends out into the Eastern harbor.

Fort Kear houses the docks for both airships and sea vessels.

Home to Zviva, a shop which sells odd curios and void artifacts.

#### ***Sevyin's Watch***

Western outskirts of the city.

Mikhail Zavillyen has a house in Sevyin's watch, which is located very near the houses of Sherry Tew and Bertram the opera singer, who was nearly killed by the Frequency Killer in Episode 25.

#### ***The Plumes***

Practically outside the city itself, far to the north.

#### ***Beltram's Descent***

Financial and office district encircling the heights.

#### ***The Heights***

Top of the plateau, where only some of the wealthiest businesses and homes are centered. There are multiple tram lines that run between the Heights and the lower sections of the city. There are also some trails between them, which are steep and hard to traverse.

Maxim Kennerick has an apartment in the heights.
The Outsiders

After the events of Dishonored: Death of the Outsider, the Outsider present in all of the Dishonored games was given back his name and returned from the Void, no longer the Outsider. This left the Void without a representative and caused the Void Crisis.

The Protectors, wanting to keep the Void stable and eventually seal it off from the rest of the world, created artifacts to fill the power vacuum with new representatives of the Void. They created eight Void artifacts resembling railroad spikes. These were patterned off of the Twin-Bladed Knife which created the old Outsider. These eight devices worked to create eight Outsider positions, which could be filled by people who fit the criteria for one of the empty positions. These positions were all filled by the start of the campaign. The Outsiders are as follows:

* The Diplomat, representing Diplomacy
* The Daredevil, representing Speed
* The Dazzler, representing Charm
* The Gambler, representing Luck
* The Pugilist, representing Fury
* The Marksman, representing Precision
* The Carpenter, representing Practicality
* The Lurker, representing Stealth

Each of the Outsiders works independently of the others. They have the ability to mark individuals like the old Outsider did. The marks are unique to each Outsider, and the abilities granted by the mark vary according to the trait the Outsider represents, apart from a small set of abilities available to any marked individual. Each Outsider can give some version of the ability called Blink in the Dishonored games, but they each have their own limitations and are named distinctly. For example, the Daredevil's mark grants an ability called Bolt, which requires that the user travel to a location they could feasibly travel to manually.

At the end of the campaign, with the new Outsiders either freed or dead, LG made himself into a new kind of Outsider, the Regulator, who retained some aspects of his personality and goals. The Regulator promised to have more direct interaction with the world, leading the League of Protectors in stabilizing the relationship between the world and the Void,
Graye Candler

Watchman Graye Candler is a member of Kennerick's Private Enforcers who travels with the party starting in Act II after the presumed death of Investigator Lee Berrett. While the party had been under the impression Maxim Kennerick had assigned Graye to join them, Graye later informed them he had chosen to travel with them himself.

### Appearance

Graye, as a Morleyan, has white hair that he’s let grow a little long and blue-grey eyes. He is never seen without his shotgun.

### Personality and Skills

Graye is loyal and incorruptible. He holds strong moral convictions, as seen when he left the corrupt Enforcers to become a Charter Marshal.

Graye is Morleyan and hails from Alba, where he used to know the Reeve Leonnaire Glynne during his childhood. Graye grew up affluent and has a taste for skeet shooting and polo.

Graye uses a powerful shotgun in most combat, though he knows how to use other weaponry as well.

### Notable Events

Graye Candler first encountered the party at Mattias Teppin's party in Episode 16, in which Graye was the sole non-corrupt Enforcer and helped the party call in reinforcements after the Ebony Pervasion's ambush. Graye has since traveled with the party, becoming friends with several of the party members.

In Episode 50, after the assassination of Maxim Kennerick, Graye vouched for the party in front of the other Enforcers, saying that they couldn't have been the killers. Investigator Claypott, his former mentor, then lumped him in with the rest of the party, sending Graye on the run.

During the party’s subsequent time in Sunline, Graye joined up with the Charter Marshals, looking to make a difference in Pandyssia without the corruption of the Enforcers.

Graye fought in the final push to take the *Hossler Pup* during the Battle for Counteye in Episode 65. While he died in the fight, the Regulator brought him back to life.
The Ebony Pervasion

*"We are the Pervasion. We are everywhere, and so everywhere is where change will be." -Lysander McRoven*

The Ebony Pervasion is a loose organization which aims to harness the full power of the Void. As such, they are attempting to gain access to all eight of the Voidrite spikes to remove the Faces of the Void and start The Inversion, their plan to combine the Void and normal world to cull those who can’t resist the innate oppression of the Void. The Ebony Pervasion are the main antagonists of To The West.

The Pervasion’s survival of the fittest ideology comes from the writings of their leader, Lord Erimany Talvon. They believe the Voidwalkers, those able to withstand the Void, are the future of humanity and that the rest of humanity is not strong enough to survive in the new world, combined with the Void.

The Pervasion seems to have a looser organization than the Protectors, but far greater numbers. As such, their members are not all particularly devoted to the organization. The Pervasion's members are tied together by a desire to harness the Void to suit their own ends.

The Pervasion has previously enlisted both members of the Crimson Pennant (under Argan Marchenko’s leadership) and corrupt Enforcers.

The party first encountered the Ebony Pervasion in Episode 14, when Lysander McRoven and Snatch Ogden sprung a trap at Mattias Teppin's party in Jessamine to try to capture the party's spikes and recruit Hyzel Cohen. This trap ended in the Ebony Pervasion kidnapping Hyzel, Anton Blackburn, and LG. At Lysander's chalet in the Void's Fence mountain range, the Pervasion questioned the three before Lysander made a deal to release Anton and trade Hyzel and LG for the Protectors' spikes. The trade ended poorly, leading to both the loss of the Protectors' two spikes and the death of Lee Berrett at the hands of Snatch.

The Ebony Pervasion showed a continued interest in the Void language, the Ahlka Deiva, as well as the eight Voidrite spikes. These enabled them to remove the Faces of the Void, who were holding the Void’s power. They also attempted to use the League of Protectors’ Cleft Project as a means to open a tear into the Void, though the Chain Gang stopped them from doing so.

#### Known Members

Lord Erimany Talvon

Lysander McRoven

Captain "Snatch" Ogden

Dr. Orris Atlee

Demas Towton (ex-member)

Verne Pelkins

Head Scientist Berrato
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Awas Beku!

Awas Beku! adalah *season* pertama mata pelajaran Matematika dalam *arc* Legenda 8 Batu Sakti yang ditujukan khusus untuk anak kelas enam sekolah dasar.

## Sinopsis

*Season* ini menceritakan tentang misi pencarian Made dan Lulu terhadap Bu Nana yang menghilang di tepi pantai.

Pencarian itu berujung pada pertemuan Made dan Lulu dengan seorang nelayan bernama Pak Suhu, yang tampak kesal karena ikan simpanannya banyak yang tidak segar. Rasa ingin tahu Made terhadap ruang pendingin ikan justru membuat Pak Suhu semakin kesal. Hingga akhirnya, Pak Suhu marah dan terpengaruh oleh Ira Sukma, lalu berubah menjadi jahat.

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The Potter 4th Gen Wiki

**Welcome to the The Potter 4th Gen Wiki!**
Hey there, this wiki is dedicated to the Fourth Generation of Harry Potter characters, aka Harry Potter's (fanmade) grandchildren. All the information compiled here is based off the Regina Potter fanfiction, a 7-book installment similar to the original book. I hope you are compelled to read the series and to investigate the behind-the-scenes lives of all the characters. Please, don't make any edits to these articles as they are just my personal interpretation of the Harry Potter fourth generation, and just my personal passion project.

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Harold Ollivander

Harold Ollivander, born on March 11th, 1969 to Eugene and Arabella Ollivander (nee Holder), is a Ravenclaw wizard and veteran of the Dark War. He is also the grandson of renowned wandmaker Garrick Ollivander. Harold is his parent's only child. He is married to Elaina Law, and they have two daughters named Myrna and Phyliss. From them, Harold received five grandchildren: Joshua, Matilda, Angela, Asher, and Macy.
Eidolon

The *Eidolon* is Commodore Argan Marchenko’s flagship and leads the Crimson Pennant’s fleet. The party first encountered the *Eidolon* when it shot down the *Ivory Respite* in Episode 44.

The *Eidolon* heavily factored in to the Battle at Counteye in Episode 65. The Chain Gang and several Protectors boarded the *Eidolon* in the hopes of using it to gain access to the Door to Nowhere, linking the *Eidolon* with the *Hostler Pup* in the Void. The Protectors landed the *Eidolon* in the water to take it out of the fight after killing Argan Marchenko.
Danielle Potter-Jacobson

Danielle Potter-Jacobson, born on July 18th 2032 to Aron Jacobson and Lily Potter II, is a Gryffindor witch and veteran in the war against the Dark Lady. She is the 6th grandchild of the famed Harry Potter (the boy who lived), through his daughter, Lily. Danielle is her parent's oldest child, with a twin brother Daniel minutes younger than her, and a younger sister Sadie.

## Family

### Maternal Uncles

* James Potter II
* Albus Potter

### Maternal Cousins

* Elizabeth Potter
* Louise Potter
* Dorothy Potter
* Claire Potter
* Veronica Potter
* Regina Potter
* Annie Potter
* Winnifred Potter

### Paternal Cousins

* Leah Finch
* Lionna Finch

## Biography

### Hogwarts Years

#### First Year (2043-2044)\*

\*SPOILERS FOR REGINA POTTER BOOK 1\*

Danielle began her first year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 2043. She received an owl named Peedy as a birthday gift from her father the summer beforehand, and he was a helpful companion throughout the year. On the train ride she sat with her twin brother Daniel, and soon the pair was joined by two girls named Fabiana Blum and Isabella Carran. These two girls would become Danielle's best friends, with all three being sorted into Gryffindor. Later in the school year, after completing midterm exams, Danielle is invited by her cousins Regina and Tara to go on a dangerous journey to break a strange Malfoy boy out of Azkaban. Although confused by their motives, Danielle cannot resist the opportunity to go on an adventure and agrees to come along with the two and Regina's sisters Dorothy and Louise. Along the way, Tara has a horrifying moment where she becomes fully possessed, and they find out she may have been too exposed to some enchanted ink in an investigation. The call this possessed version of her "Dark Tara". Upon reaching Azkaban, the group break Henri Malfoy out, but face the true Dark Lady who was also imprisoned there: the most powerful witch in the world to date. She posesses Henri and Tara to become Dark Henri and Dark Tara, and the group battles, saving their friends but releasing The Dark Lady in the process. This battle would come to be known as the first battle of The Dark War: **The Battle of Azkaban**. The group return home for Christmas, and Regina's mother is horrified to hear about the Dark Lady, and she and her sister Jordan reveal the true story of Noturiana: The Dark Lady. Her real name is Natalie Jones, the twin sister of Jordan, and was very powerful witch with a thirst for power and knowledge. Amy had a gift for Divination at the time, and accidentally emitted a prophecy revealing Natalie would be taken down by someone of her own blood, and after Regina was born on the exact same birthday as Jordan and Natalie, Natalie believed the prophecy was referring to Regina. Out of fear of being killed, Natalie has a panic attack and her powers explode a muggle town. She is sent to Azkaban after her act of terrorism, but Amy has no idea as to how she has been affecting the outside world from there. She worries the world is in grave danger now that Noturiana is free.
Fleur Delacour

Fleur Weasley (nee Delacour), born on September 10th, 1977 to Gustave and Apolline Delacour (nee Volanges) is an Ombrelune witch and veteran of the Second Wizarding War and the Dark War. Victoire is her parent's oldest daughter, with a younger sister named Gabrielle. Fleur is married to Bill Weasley, and they have three children named Victoire, Dominique, and Louis. From them, Fleur received numerous grandchildren - Corbin, Renée, Deirdre, Anne, and Athena - and from Corbin two great-grandsons: Leo and Julian.
Wendy Robinson

Wendy Townsend (nee Robinson), born on March 8th, 2007 to Eli and Jeanette Robinson (nee Cheshire), is a Slytherin witch and veteran of the Dark War. Wendy is her parent's only child. Wendy is married to Johnathan Townsend, and they have four children named Levi, Nicole, Colin, and Stephen.

## Family

### Paternal Aunts

* Georgiana Robinson (+ Uncle Cory)
* Leah Robinson (+ Uncle David)

### Maternal Cousins

* Catherine Ridge
* Sterling Ridge
* Ann Cheshire
* Duncan Ridge
* Camille Cheshire
* Terrance Cheshire
* Jasper Cheshire

### Paternal Cousins

* Forest Hodges
* Margery Hampson
* Philip Hampson
* Logan Hampson

### Sons

* Levi Townsend
* Colin Townsend
* Stephen Townsend

## Biography

### Hogwarts Years

#### First Year (2018-2019)

Wendy meets meets three girls named Myrna Ollivander, Tina Rivera, and Amy Jones on Platform 9 and 3/4, sitting together on the train. Amy is a Muggleborn, so Wendy and the other girls help her find her way around the Wizarding World. Upon arriving at Hogwarts, Wendy is sorted into Slytherin, Amy and Tina are both sorted into Hufflepuff, while Myrna is sorted into Ravenclaw. The four manage to stay close, however. Wendy keeps moderate grades in all her classes, and takes a particular interest in Astronomy.