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Skills

Companions each have a unique set of skills that they can use to the player's advantage in the field and in battle. Most skills consume ability points when used.

#### **Skill Classes**

Every skill in the game is categorised under one of four main classes.

* Weapon skills require a certain weapon to be equipped in order to be used.
* Magic skills do not require anything to use, but can be suppressed under certain circumstances.
* Tool skills require particular items to be available in your inventory.
* Talent skills do not require anything to use.

#### **Skill Sub-Classes**

Every skill in the game also has a sub-class that determines where and how it can be used.

* Battle skills are used in battle to inflict damage or inflict conditions on enemies.
* Field skills are used outside of battle to overcome obstacles or manipulate the environment.
* Passive skills activate automatically and do not consume ability points.

####

#### **Skillsets**

While companions have numerous skills at their disposal, only a certain number can be active at a time.

* Each companion can have four battle skills, one field skill and one passive skill active at any time.
* They require the presence of a memory stone in order to make changes to their active skillset. There is at least one of these in every area.

#### **Unlocking Skills**

Many skills are not available to companions straight away and must be unlocked before they can be used.

* Locked skills require certain prerequisites to be met before they can be unlocked. For example, they might require a certain amount of points in a particular trait.
* Once the prerequisites have been met, the companion can spend knowledge they have collected during their journey to unlock the skill.
* Once a skill is unlocked, it can be used in the companion's skillset.

#### **Augmenting Skills**

Some skills can be upgraded to add additional effects or make their current effects more potent.

* An augmented skill will usually consume more ability points, or lose power in one area in order to gain power in another.
* The companion can spend knowledge to augment skills once they have gained enough mastery points.

#### **Master Skills**

Upon choosing a mastery pathway, a companion can unlock their hidden potential and learn more powerful skills.

* At level 10 a companion can choose one of three mastery pathways. Powerful skills known as master skills will be available to unlock upon doing so.
* There is one master battle skill, one master field skill and one master passive skill for each pathway. Only one can be active in a companion's skillset at a time.
* Master skills consume more than one ability point when they are used.
Companions

Companions are individuals who agree to accompany you on your quest to restore the Codex's power. You will meet many on your journey, and some require more convincing than others to join your cause, but they are all invaluable.

* All companions join your party with one mastery point and one skill.
* The player can spend the knowledge they have collected on their travels to increase the power of their companions and grant them new skills
* Every companion has a unique selection of skills that allow them to overcome different obstacles, defeat different kinds of enemies and provide different kinds of benefits to the party.
* You can have four companions in your active party at a time. You can switch companions at memory stones.
* Each companion has their own story line which is told through story events that activate by visiting certain areas or talking to certain people with them in your active party.

#### **Companion List**

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Resources

Resources are used by the player or their companions in exchange for something else. There are two types of resources in the game.

### **Coins**

They are remnants of the wealth of a kingdom that once ruled over the lands of Valeden. They are circulated amongst settlements, but have little value outside the continent.

* Coins are often found in hidden caches in the field or dropped by enemies upon defeat.
* They can be used to purchase goods from merchants and traders, or services from alchemists, artisans and blacksmiths.

### **Knowledge**

Knowledge is used to increase the strength of companions and grant them new skills.

* Knowledge is obtained by collecting orbs that manifest after defeating enemies or collecting Artefacts.
* They may also be randomly found in the field.
* There are four types - white, gold and black. The type determines how much knowledge is received.
* Knowledge can be used to increase a companion's mastery points. This will increase their traits and make more skills available.
* Furthermore, knowledge can be used to unlock new skills once a companion has met the prerequisites.
Keule

**Rezeptkosten**: | -

### Allgemeines

Keulen sind ein Import des phönizischen Händlers. In Gallien werden sie gern als Waffe bei der Dorfprügelei eingesetzt. Sie erhöhen die Verteidigung um 6 Punkte, geben einen Bonus auf Blocken von 15% und haben eine Haltbarkeit von 10.

### Kauf

Keulen kann man nur bei Epidemais kaufen.

Kosten: 5.659 Sesterze

### Einsatz

als Waffe bei der Dorfprügelei

Verteidigung +6
Blocken +15,0%
Haltbarkeit 10
Mörser

**Rezeptkosten**: | 600 Sesterze

Mörser sind für jede Art von Tränken wichtig, daher verlangt Informatix oft nach ihnen. Dieser wird aus Steinblöcken, Stroh und Wasser hergestellt.

### Herstellung

Mörser werden in der Steinmetze hergestellt. Man benötigt dafür zwei Stroh, zwei Steinblöcke und zwei Wasser. Das Rezept kennt der Steinmetz noch nicht, so daß man dessen Schulung noch bezahlen muss.

***Steinmetz***

Fertigungsdauer (ohne Boni): 1 Stunde
Fertigungsdauer (alle Boni): 19 Minuten 48 Sekunden

### Kauf

Falls der Steinmetz ausgelastet ist, kann man Mörser in dringenden Fällen im Markt einkaufen.

Kosten: 61 Römerhelme

### Einsatz

als Baumaterial für
den Ausbau
des Druidenzirkels
als Material für das Training von
Informatix
Folleyworker

A Folleyworker is someone who works on the Folley in the Colovian City. The jobs of a Folleyworker often include ship loading, ship operating, supply hauling, cleaning, carrying or transporting exports and imports, as well as many other jobs that the employers see fit. Milus Corrigan worked as a supply hauler during the first eight acts, until he was fired due to being involved in Morland and Harrisim Kyle's smuggling of stolen goods. Morland and Harrisim themselves also worked as Folleyworkers, which they only used as a guise to cover up their smuggling operations. Alex Hartford, who worked alongside Milus and became a close friend to him, was also a Folleyworker. Camus Redigan was formerly involved in Morland and Harrisim's smuggling operations and worked as a ship loader before he decided to quit and look after Learthio Maricus.

## Characters

* **Milus Corrigan:** Former supply hauler.
* **Andrian Hartford:** Supply hauler.
* **Harrisim Kyle:** Former Folleyworker.
* **Morland:** Former ship operator.
* **Kennid:** Ship loader.
* **Camus Redigan:** Former ship loader.
Spitzhacke

**Rezeptkosten**: | 800 Sesterze

Spitzhacken stehen auf der Besorgungsliste von jedem Arbeiter ganz oben. Wie gut, dass Numerobis diese herstellt.

### Herstellung

Spitzhacken werden in Numerobis' Werkstatt hergestellt. Man benötigt ein Holzbrett, zwei Stahlbarren und einen Schleifstein dafür. Da Numerobis das Rezept noch nicht kennt muss dieses ihm erst beigebracht werden.

***Numerobis' Werkstatt***

Fertigungsdauer (ohne Boni): 2 Stunden
Fertigungsdauer (alle Boni): 40 Minuten 48 Sekunden

### Kauf

Falls Numerobis' Werkstatt durch andere Produktionen belegt ist, kann man Spitzhacken auch im Markt kaufen.

Kosten: 326 Römerhelme

### Einsatz

als Material zum Training von
Arbeiter 3
Dabeno

Dabeno was a large crime city located across Farmire's Bay in the Colovian Region. It is home to many drug kingpins, crime families, rich thieves, and addicts. It is acted as a home to Pennycoat during Act 5 in order for him to escape from Halick Medsill. Dabeno was also the city that the Redard Family was based around, which was the company that hijacked Milus Corrigan's business and bank account, causing Milus to be in debt. The ruthless opium kingpin Halen Ossin also resided in Dabeno.
Milus Corrigan

Milus Geoffrey Corrigan was a Colovian thief, larceny operator, former Folleyworker, and former businessman. He was the main character of The Harrowed Man and is Learthio Maricus's former partner, as well as former associate to Pennycoat, Harrisim Kyle, and Camus Redigan. Milus struggled with making irrational and difficult decisions throughout the story and his journey into thievery, which often ended up in financial gain to pay back the Dabeno based Redard Family that had hijacked his private business and bank account. When Milus was 37, he began a life of dangerous and ambitious thievery alongside Learthio. Before Milus became a thief in the Marketway, he worked as a private businessman and tax accountant in South End, where he held a life and status of the Colovian's upperclass.

Milus's personality was typically very pragmatic due to his knowledge of the upperclass and the systems they operated in. Milus often let his greed get the best of him, and he often countered his enemies with their own ideas. Milus believed in fighting fire with fire.
Traits

Traits determine the strengths and weaknesses of your companions, as well as the types of skills that they can effectively use. There are a total of seven traits.

#### **Mastery**

This trait determines how much knowledge a companion has harnessed from the Codex.

* All companions begin with only 1 mastery point. They can spend knowledge to gain more points.
* Each time a new mastery point is gained, the companion's other traits increase as well.
* After gaining 10 mastery points, the companion can choose a mastery pathway to follow. This provides access to more specialised skills and affects the bonuses they receive from further mastery.

#### **Vitality Points**

This trait determines how much damage a companion can withstand before they lose consciousness.

* Each time a companion is attacked by an enemy in battle, they lose vitality points. When their vitality points reach zero they are knocked unconscious and are unable to act.
* The battle is lost if all the companions in your party are rendered unconscious.
* Some items and skills can restore vitality points or even revive companions.

#### **Ability Points**

This trait determines how much a companion can exert themselves before becoming exhausted.

* Companions have a limited amount of ability points. Each time a skill is used they lose one point.
* When their ability points reach zero the companion is not able to use any more skills until they are replenished.
* Certain skills and items can restore ability points.

#### **Technique**

This trait determines the effectiveness of skills which require physical strength and prowess.

* Technique points determine how much damage weapon skills will deal against enemies in battle, and how effective they are on the field.

#### **Resilience**

This trait determines the effectiveness of skills which require physical stamina.

* Resilience points determine how much damage a companion will take from an oncoming attack.
* They also determine the effectiveness of certain skills.

#### **Willpower**

This trait determines the effectiveness of skills which require magical power and prowess.

* Willpower points determine how much damage magic skills will deal against enemies in battle, and how effective they are on the field.

#### **Dexterity**

This trait determines the effectiveness of skills which require quick reflexes and agility.

* Dexterity points determine how quickly a companion is able to take their turn in battle.
* They also determine the effectiveness of certain skills.
Influence

There are a number of powerful groups in Valeden who will provide you with substantial rewards in exchange for completing tasks for them, or procuring particular tokens that they covet.

#### Influence Points

* Influence points are received whenever a task is completed for a particular group, or you present them with a particular number of tokens.
* Once you receive enough influence points, your standing with that particular group will increase and you will receive a reward. The higher the standing, the bigger the reward.

### **Groups**

#### The Custodians

The Custodians are a group of scholars who seek out the secrets and truths hidden within Valeden's past.

* The Custodians will send you out in search of important clues about Valeden's history.
* They collect tomes for their library and will reward you for the ones you find during your journey.
Arbeiter 3

**Land**: | Ägypten

### Allgemeines

Arbeiter 3 ist wie seine Kollegen mit dem Bau des Palastes beschäftigt. In ihrer spärlichen Freizeit versammeln sie sich gern im Zeltlager in dessen Nähe. Sie mögen zwar gute Bauarbeiter sein, jedoch gehen manches mal ihre Sonderwünsche sehr in die Sesterzenbörse.

1/3

### Kosten

**Bauauftrag**: 6.000 Sesterze

**Bau**: 20 Holz, 20 Stroh, 4 Steinblöcke, 4 Leinentücher
Camus Redigan

Camus Redigan was a Colovian criminal and close associate to Milus Corrigan, Learthio Maricus, Pennycoat, and Harrisim Kyle. He was one of The Harrowed Man's main supporting characters. Camus played an important role in the story, usually aiding the thieves with whatever they needed. He was a reluctant partner and helped with planning heists and jobs. Camus frequently also looked after Learthio and often preferred working with him. Camus was a calm and collected individual, who analyzed locations due to his knowledge of the Colovian and the Marketway's criminal activity. Camus worked on the Folley as a ship loader, where he soon became involved with Harrisim and Morland.

## History

### Background Information

Camus was born and raised in the Colovian. It is mentioned that he lived with his aunt until he was 16, where he moved into a workhouse in Corthio. Camus soon began a life of small criminality. Camus's friend soon died of a drug overdose, which led Camus to quitting and moving back to the Colovian. He began working as a ship loader for the Folley. He soon met Harrisim and Morland, where he began to take part in illegal smuggling operations. Camus then moved into a house in Upper Bridge.

### Act 2

Camus's first physical appearance was when he approached the thieves in the Marketway.

### Act 5

In Act 5, Camus and Harrisim were informed about Pennycoat's departure to Dabeno and about the thieves' venture into the Marketway's opium trade. Camus and Harrisim were very skeptical about the idea. Camus soon told the thieves about a solution to the problem, involving a heist on a supply of opium from an independent manufacturer, Balian, who worked outside the Colovian's walls. Camus didn't know that Balian was already working with Orlin Cantrill, who was the Marketway kingpin who wanted to buy the supply from the thieves.

After the opium trade became a problem and Dodrick sent his associates to confront Learthio, Camus worked with Dawson to distract Horridan and Dodrick's associates from Learthio's apartment, allowing Learthio to escape out of his bedroom window. Camus was later alerted by Harrisim about Pennycoat being captured by Halick Medsill, and was told to tell Milus and Learthio. Camus quickly traveled to Milus's house, where he met Viera Corrigan. Viera informed Camus that Milus recently left with a rough looking man. Camus then realized that Milus was with Learthio. Camus soon arrived at Learthio's apartment to find the thieves placing the nearly dead body of Dodrick into a chest. Camus informed them that Pennycoat is being held for ransom and is in danger. Learthio opened a bag in his dresser and gave Milus the amount of money to pay for the ransom, telling him to go meet Harrisim and free Pennycoat.

While Harrisim and Milus deal with Pennycoat and Medsill, Camus and Learthio are faced with getting rid of Dodrick, who has now died due to blood loss. Camus and Learthio decide to deal with the body later, and they place the chest containing the body in Learthio's closet. They soon travel to Camus' house to meet with everyone else.
Dawson

Dawson was Learthio Maricus's girlfriend and one of his opium suppliers in Act 4 and Act 5. Learthio met Dawson at a meeting with Caradog and Ferris, and Learthio soon invited her over often for wine and opium. The relationship between the two soon escalated and Learthio and Dawson became sexually active.
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Flooding

## Performed by

* Shizuka Mogami
* Shiho Kitazawa
* Serika Hakozaki
* Akane Nonohara
* Reika Kitakami

## Lyrics

```
"Doushite" nando mo toikaketa no wa
Kousa shita riyuu shiritakatta kara
Nanoku no hoshikuzu tadayou sora de
Onaji kiseki ni natta

```

```
Fuzoroi dakara… kasanaru no Star flows
Hibiki atta toki, oboeteru?
Daita "yume" wa owaranai

```

```
Kanaetai mirai ga afurete
Ginga wa hirogatteku… zutto!
Butsukari atta kizuna ga
Seki o kitte ima o unmei ni kaeteku
Emotional Flooding!

```

```
Ikichigau oitsukenai dakyou shitakunai
Ikisugiru nanika ga jama shiteta
Wakatteru furi shite mukiaenai mama
Kokoro kakaete naita

```

```
Demo sukoshi zutsu… kotoba janai mono
Kizutsuita kyou yori kitto ashita
Tsunagatte yuku ki ga shita

```

```
Donna yamiyo ni itatte
Zettai ni miushinawanai… omoi
Kitto deai wa kakumei
Tsumetai ame no naka yobi atte hajiketa
Don't stop, Overflow star…

```

```
Watashi-tachi no kirameki
Koko de umareteku HAAMONII
Nagarete yuke sekai e
Jibun yori itami yori kono hikari ――― shinjitai

```

```
Kanaetai mirai ga afurete
Ginga wa hirogaru yo ne… zutto!
Butsukari atta kizuna wa
Hanran shite ima o unmei ni kaeteku
Emotional Flooding!
Crescendo blue…

```
Viola

Viola (also known as Garnet) was a prostitute who worked out of the Den in the Marketway. She had a close relationship with Learthio Maricus, who she often spent more time with than any of her other clients. She also often stole items from her clients and gave them to Learthio to help him buy opium. She played a major role in a few key parts in the story, with her placing the sapphire ring in Learthio's pocket after she had lifted it off of Rellio. Viola also become one of the secondary characters who never left the Marketway or the Colovian City.

## Trivia

* Viola is one of the few secondary characters who never left the Marketway or the Colovian.
* Viola was originally supposed to be the only prostitute in the Den and was supposed to be favoured by many, however, she always had fallen for Learthio.
* Learthio is the only one of Viola's clients that she physically kisses. This is due to kissing being too intimate among prostitutes.
Act 5

Act 5 was the fifth act in The Harrowed Man. The act was based around Milus Corrigan's, Learthio Maricus's, Camus Redigan's, Harrisim Kyle's, and Pennycoat's involvement in the Colovian's and the Marketway's opium trade. The act contained five chapters.

## Trivia

* The scene where Horridan arrives with Dodrick's associates at Learthio's apartment is a direct reference to the 2003 film *2 Fast 2 Furious*, in which Dawson wakes Learthio, telling him that "they're coming to kill you", as well as Camus distracting the associates while Learthio escapes.
* The character of Dodrick is inspired by the character Tuco Salamanca from AMC's *Breaking Bad*. The similarities between the two characters include erratic and unpredictable behavior, as well as being a drug operator.
Government of the Colovian City

## Laws of the Colovian City

There were many exaggerated and strict laws in the Colovian City, due to the Baron and the Watch. Many of the consequences were often exaggerated as well. The Marketway often broke many of laws.

### List of Illegal Laws

* **Use, handling, or possession of opium, heroin, hasish, or smudgeleaf.**
* **Handling, selling, or purchasing stolen items.**
* **Using, selling, or purchasing prostitutes.**
* **Any acts of larceny, including** t**hieving, filching, and pick-pocketing.**
* **Purchasing or consumption of alcohol under the legal age of 20.**
* C**ounterfeiting of currency or account booklets.**
* **Smuggling, importing, or exporting of illegal or stolen items.**
* **Remaining outside after a citywide curfew.**
Horridan

Horridan was Dodrick's main associate and partner who also worked with Orlin Cantrill during Act 5. Horridan was a major antagonist due to his discovery of Learthio Maricus killing Dodrick and his discovery of the thieves stealing the opium supply from Balian. Horridan worked closely with Orlin to get revenge on the thieves, including traveling alongside Dodrick's other associates to Learthio's apartment to confront him about turning Dodrick into the Watch.
Balian

Balian was Orlin Cantrill's main opium supplier and manufacturer who worked away from the Marketway and Colovian in a private estate and opium farm. In Act 5, Balian's supply of opium was stolen by the thieves in order to make a deal with Dodrick, without them knowing that Balian was associated with Dodrick and Orlin. Balian's opium was stolen twice in Act 5.
The Colovian Region

The Colovian Region (also known as Colovia) is a bordered region in the country of East Sea. It was the main setting for the Harrowed Man, containing the region's capital, the Colovian City. It also contained three other smaller regions inside, including Veneto, Corderia, and Northwatch. It is the largest region in East Sea. It neighbored the Cray Region, which was linked with the Colovian's illegal trade by many middlemen, the most prominent being Neil Decland, Coiro Aldessi, and Halick Medsill.
Maywall

Maywall was a small and quiet town located on the northeastern border of the Colovian Region. It sat on the edge of the Narrow, which was a large river and lake. Many small supply and recreational boats traveled in and out of Maywall from the Narrow, due to travelers usually stopping to rest. In Act 5, Learthio Maricus fled to Maywall with Camus Redigan and Hedrio after being attacked by Horridan in his apartment. Maywall also was home to many different characters, including Bralik, and more please, and due to Maywall's location, many Erian and West immigrants settled there.
LEADER!!

## Performed By

M@STER VERSION 765 ALLSTARS

* Haruka Amami (CV: Eriko Nakamura)
* Chihaya Kisaragi (CV: Asami Imai)
* Yukiho Hagiwara (CV: Azumi Asakura)
* Yayoi Takatsuki (CV: Miyako Nigo)
* Makoto Kikuchi (CV: Hitomi Hirata)
* Iori Minase (CV: Rie Kugimiya)
* Azusa Miura (CV: Chiaki Takahashi)
* Ritsuko Akizuki (CV: Naomi Wakabayashi)
* Ami and Mami Futami (CV: Asami Shimoda)
* Miki Hoshii (CV: Akiko Hasegawa)
* Hibiki Ganaha (CV: Manami Numakura)
* Takane Shijou (CV: Yumi Hara)

## Lyrics

```
i o utau kara donna jibun ni mo
Ari no mama zutto watashi-tachi LEADER!!

```

```
Itsuka mita yumemiteta
SUTEEJI no RAITOAPPU maku o akete saa!
Akogare o (akogare e) tsunageteku kara
Makasete!! Kono SUTEEJI o (dokomade demo)

```

```
"Seeno!" de tobikomou kimi to issho ni
Sora terashite hikare SUPERSTARS koko kara!!

```

```
I'm LEADER!! Kanaenakya kimi to kanaenakya
Ashita datte mirai datte kagayakaseru STARS!!
i o utau kara donna jibun ni mo
Ari no mama zutto watashi-tachi LEADER!!

```

```
Kagayaki mo tokimeki mo
[Takane/Hibiki] Tada no kiseki janai tsukanda hontou desho?
Korondemo (kujikete mo) tonari ni [Yukiho/Makoto] ite kureta kara
[Yukiho/Makoto] Mitsukerareta (kono keshiki o)

```

```
[Yayoi/Iori] Tooku de kikoeru KOORU aizu ni
[Azusa/Ami/Mami] Fumidasanakya mukougawa e [all] ima kara!!

```

```
I'm STARLIGHT!! Kanau nara itsuka kanau nara
[Miki/Ritsuko] Kinou nante namida nante [Haruka/Chihaya] tsuyoku nareru mahou!!
i o utau kara donna jibun ni mo
Sukoshi zutsu datte watashi-tachi LEADER!!

```

```
[Yayoi/Ritsuko/Takane] Itsuka mita yumemiteta
[Yukiho/Makoto/Azusa] SUTEEJI no ue de utau kyou ga [Yayoi/Ritsuko/Takane] (utau ima ga)
[Iori/Ami/Mami/Hibiki] Ano hi kara tsunagatte ita nante
[Haruka/Chihaya/Miki] Shirazu kakenuketa yo

```

```
I'm LEADER!! Kanaenakya kimi to kanaenakya
Ashita datte mirai datte kagayakaseru STARS!!
i o utau kara donna jibun ni mo
Ari no mama zutto koko de utau no wa
Watashi-tachi LEADER!!

```
Peggy Displasia

**Peggy Displasia** was a supporting character in The Belko Experiment. She was portrayed by Rusty Schwimmer.

## The Belko Experiment

Peggy is first seen working when she sees one of Keith's ants escaping. She hands it back to Keith as he jokes around and compliments Peggy, making her laugh. She is later seen with Mike when the voice comes on, making a guess it could be an intercom. She, along with the entire floor, is evacuated to the first floor, where she hears the speech given by COO Barry Norris. Peggy decides to stay downstairs, and is present when a few fellow employee's heads are blown out, causing her to run into an office and hide under a table as she witnesses someone die right in front of her. She is later seen when the alpha males round everyone up in the first floor, and is chosen to be executed. However, right before she and Mike are to be executed, Dany turns off the power, causing everyone including her to run for their lives. She is later seen stuck downstairs, but is helped by Mike as they both run for their lives. As she is running, she encounters an alpha male and is about to be killed when Mike jumps on him. Peggy grabs his knife and stabs him in the heart. As the lights come back on, she is seen with Mike and a group of more people when the voice says 31 additional heads will be blown out. She watches in horror as some people get their heads blown out. However to Mike's disappointment, right after Leota dies, Peggy too gets her head blown out. Mike is seen saddened and stares at her corpse, almost crying.

## Trivia

* Peggy was the 59th employee to be killed.
The Marketway

The Marketway (also known as the Canal City) was a large underground sewer system located underneath the Colovian City that acted as a hidden city of illegal business.

The Marketway had many different areas, in contrast to the Colovian above it, including a certain wing dedicated to the selling of opium and other illegal substances, as well as a long central hallway for selling stolen or otherwise illegal items.
Griffin Myers

**Griffin Myers** was a minor character in The Belko Experiment. He was portrayed by David Cantor.

## Trivia

* His name tag reads "G. Myers". It can be assumed their full name is Griffin Myers due to the name being present on the switchboard.
* Griffin, Marty and Liezle are the only cafeteria staff members to have their name present on the switchboard. Others like J. Ferguson, A. Huberman, L. Torino and M. Eletor are not present on the switchboard.
Orlin Cantrill

Orlin Cantrill was a Colovian based opium kingpin who worked mainly out of the Marketway's West City. Orlin was one of many suppliers, traders, and traffickers who had a small part in maintaining the underground flow and success of the Marketway. Orlin was associated with many of the runners in West City, including Learthio Maricus's and Ferris's opium supplier, Caradog, the late opium fence and distributor, Dodrick, opium manufacturer Balian, and Dabeno-based distributor Halen Ossin.

## History

### Background Information

Not much is known about Orlin's past. Orlin was born in the Colovian during East Sea's outbreak of the rat plague. Orlin entered the Marketway's underground trade when he was a teenager.
Omoide no Hajimari

Omoide no Hajimari is an original song that first appeared on *THE IDOLM@STER ANIM@TION MASTER 01 OPENING THEME "READY!!"*.

## Performed by

765 Productions

* Haruka Amami (CV: Eriko Nakamura)
* Yukiho Hagiwara (CV: Azumi Asakura)
* Makoto Kikuchi (CV: Hiromi Hirata)

## Lyrics

```
ORENJI iro ni somaru kaeri no houkago
BASU noriba made nee, mawari michi shiyou?
Chiisana negai goto ga ikutsu mo aru kara
Tokei kakushite zutto hanashitetai

```

```
Issho ni fuzakete wa smile kanashii koto dattara cry
Kimi ga iru kara mainichi ga ashioto narasu

```

```
Omoide wa hikoukigumo mitai FUREEMU ippai ni
Yurayura kiseki o egaku PEN ni naru
Sekai de ichiban no kimi ni deaetanda
Kamisama arigatou soba ni ite kurete
Kaeri giwa miageta kirei na sora

```

```
Kizukeba shiranai basho made aruiteta mitai
Itsumo no koto jan te kimi wa warau
Korekara dou suru no? nante kyuu ni iu kara
Kotaerarenakute fui ni damatteta

```

```
Senobi suru koto dake de otona ni wa nareru kedo
Tachi to mattetara ARUBAMU wa me kurenai kara

```

```
Mirai mo kako mo kajitsu mitai kokoro ni maku tane wa
Sugiteku kisetsu no TAIMU KAPUSERU de
Sekai de ichiban ni kimi ni tsutaetai na
Bokura wa itsudatte tomodachi datte koto
Tachidomari miageta kirei na sora

```

```
[Makoto/Haruka]Sorosoro ikou?
Omoide wa hikoukigumo mitai FUREEMU ippai ni
Yurayura kiseki wo egaku PEN ni naru
Sekai de ichiban no kimi ni deaetanda
Kamisama arigatou soba ni ite kurete
Itsumademo itsumademo kirei na sora

```
Robert Hickland

**Robert Hickland** was a minor character in The Belko Experiment. He was portrayed by Stephen Blackehart.

## Trivia

* Originally, Joe Fria was supposed to portray Robert, but for unknown reason, he was eventually assigned to portray Tyson Moon instead. On the other hand, Stephen Blackehart, who was supposed to portray **Brian Vargas**, replaced Joe Fria as Robert's portrayer.
* In a deleted scene, Ross Reynolds calls Robert, "Fitzgibbon". This is a mistake due to Lawrence Fitzgibbon already being dead. Ross may have called him "Fitzgibbon" on accident.
Sommer-Event

### Was ist anders?

Während des gesamten Events kann man beim Holz fällen Blaubeeren finden (mit einer 100% Drop-Chance, das heißt bei jedem Schlag gibt es 1 Beere).

Wer Glück hat, kann beim Fischen Jacken, Hosen und Schuhe angeln.

Das Umbauen des Dorfes ist kostenlos

### Zusätzliches

Für das Sammeln der Beeren gibt es einen wiederholbare Aufgabe von Gerontologix - bis zu 2 mal täglich:

**Aufgabe**: Bringe 50 Blaubeeren
**Belohnung**: 1 Torte
**Wiederholbar**: alle 12 Stunden
Für das Sammeln der Beeren und das Erledigen der Quest gibt es Erfolge:

**Erfolg**: Sammle 250 / 1.000 / 2.500 Blaubeeren
**Belohnung**: 20 / 50 / 100 Römerhelme
**Erfolg**: Erledige die Beeren-Quest 5 / 20 / 50 Mal
**Belohnung**: 20 / 100 / 200 Römerhelme
Pendragon Park

**Pendragon Park** is a park located in the city of Northwick. The park is a major beautifying force in the city and creates a buffer between the Estate and Hive Districts. The park's only known resident is Shrek.

## History

### Construction

This park was built at the request of and by the personal funds of King Uther VI after a visit to the city by the Royal Family.
Jennifer Lang

**Jennifer Lang** was a minor character in The Belko Experiment. She was portrayed by an unknown extra.

## Trivia

* Jennifer was the 38th employee to be killed.
* Although Jennifer shared the same surname with Bradley, it was not clear if they were related.
* A movie mistake happened when The Voice pushed her button but A. Huberman showed up instead.
The Belko Experiment Wiki:Manual of Style

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Kleiner Trank der Stärke

**Rezeptkosten**: | 300 Sesterze

### Allgemeines

***"Verbessere die Stärke deines Raufboldes, um mehr Schaden anzurichten. Ein Trank, auf den ich wirklich stolz bin."***

Auch Informatix, der Druide des Dorfes hat die Kunst der Zaubertränke erlernt. Dieser Trank gibt einem Dorfbewohner ein wenig Stärke für eine Dorfprügelei - steigert die Stärke um 3.

### Herstellung

Informatix braut den kleinen Trank der Stärke. Dafür werden ein Eisenerz, ein Wasser und eine Erdbeere benötigt. Da der Druide das Rezept noch nicht kennt muss er dieses erst erlernen.

***Druide***

Fertigungsdauer (ohne Boni): 1 Minute
Fertigungsdauer (alle Boni):
The Voice

**The Voice** was a main character in The Belko Experiment. He was portrayed by Gregg Henry.

## History

"The Voice" is a scientist for Belko; However, unlike most of the other employees, he is aware of the hidden experiment and carried out a year after the other employees began their jobs at Belko. A year after, the employees for the Belko buildings around the world were hired, the Voice began the first phase of the experiment by activating the hidden metal sheets and trapping 80 employees inside The Belko building. After trapping the employees, he then gave the instructions for phase 1, 2 and 3 of the experiment within a span of a few hours. During the experiment, the Voice was responsible for the death of 35 employees by activating their bombs when the employees failed to achieve the kill requirements for both phase 1 and 2. By the end of the experiment, Mike Milch was the last employee left in the building thus winning phase 3. The Voice then ordered the guards to bring Mike to question him and study the effects the experiment had on him. After attempting to question Mike, he revealed that he had stashed away the inactivated bombs and secretly place them on the Voice and the guards. After revealing this, the Voice tried to get the explosive off of him only for Mike to make a dash for the control panel and activates the bombs, killing the guards and severely wounding the Voice. Mike then grabs one of the guards rifle and uses it to kill the other two scientists in the room. Mike then walks over to the Voice who attempts to plead for his life, only for Mike to fire the rifle’s remains rounds at him, ending stage 1 of the experiment.

## Trivia

* Despite being one of the main antagonists, the Voice actually only have a few minutes of screen-time in the film.
* The Voice’s name is never revealed in the film.
* The Voice has the highest amount of kills in the film at 35.
Tyson Moon

**Tyson Moon** was a minor character in The Belko Experiment. He was portrayed by Joe Fria.

## History

Tyson was killed by Wendell when he hacked him death.

## Phycological Profile

Tyson likely suffers from panic attacks or anxiety based on how he trembles and panicked in many situations.

## Trivia

* Tyson was the 71st employee to be killed.
* Originally, Joe Fria was supposed to portray Robert Hickland, but for unknown reason, he was eventually assigned to portray Tyson instead. On the other hand, Stephen Blackehart, who was supposed to portray **Brian Vargas**, replaced Joe Fria as Robert's portrayer.
Leandra Florez

**Leandra Florez** was a main character in The Belko Experiment. She was portrayed by Adria Arjona.

## Biography

Leandra began working at Belko for about a year. She also smoked and was married at one point, but got divorced apparently because she "got married too stupid". After her divorce, she started a relationship with Mike Milch. Leandra spend most of the experiment with Mike, however they are both separated when Barry knocks Mike out. Leandra then stays with Barry’s group for a little bit until she leaves them. By this point she spend most the experiment alone until she ran into Chet and Marty who go with her to go contact Mike. After Leandra contracts Mike, they run into Wendell. Wendall kills Chet and Marty, and Leandra kills Wendall. After this Leandra and Mike meet on the first floor and reunite. Unfortunately, Vince comes and kills Leezle, who Mike brought down to the first floor before he Reunited with Leandra. Vince throws Molotov cocktails at Leandra and Mike, however they both successfully dodge it while they are fleeing upstairs. Barry then shows up and kills Vince. Barry then begins to shoot at Mike and Leandra, and unfortunately, Leandra is hit by one of Barry’s bullets. Mike takes Leandra to a office where he finds out that she is dying. With her final breath, she tells Mike “I love you.”

## Trivia

* Leandra was the 78th employee to be killed.
* According to Leandra's staff ID card, she was born on 25 April 1992.
Upper Bridge

Upper Bridge was one of the many districts located in the Colovian City. It was largely populated with workers, tradesmen, prostitutes, and other poor occupants due to the housing being cheap and small, and also being located close to West Quarter and the Folley. It is the smallest district in the Colovian. Some characters in the story resided in Upper Bridge, including Camus Redigan and Hartford.
Smudgeleaf

Smudgeleaf is a highly addictive and commonly used stimulant plant that existed in East Sea, primarily popular in the Colovian City and the Marketway. It is an extract from the Mayseed flower, and an ingredient in opium. Smudgeleaf is less potent than opium and produces less economic value in the Marketway, with the main forms of the Marketway's drug trade being hasish, opium, valium, and heroin. Many characters in the story were full time or occasional users of smudgeleaf. It is inspired by the real life drug tobacco.
Sebastian Bruno

**Sebastian Bruno** was a minor character in The Belko Experiment. He was portrayed by Juan Manuel Lenis.

## Trivia

* According to Sebastian's staff ID card, he was born on 1 September 1974.
* Sebastian does not physically appear in the movie. He is only seen on a key card. It is unknown why he is credited, since this actor did not appear in the movie.
Samantha Arcos

**Samantha Arcos** was a minor character in The Belko Experiment. She was portrayed by Laura Baxter.

## Death

Samantha is one of the 11 employees executed by Barry. She is the 1st one to be executed.

## Trivia

* Samantha was the 9th employee to be killed.
* According to Samantha's staff ID card, she was born on 25 April 1984.
Employees

1. Mike Milch
2. Leandra Florez
3. Barry Norris
4. Wendell Dukes
5. Dany Wilkins
6. Terry Winters
7. Vince Agostino
8. Evan Smith
9. Keith Mclure
10. Peggy Displasia
11. Marty Espenscheid
12. Chet Valincourt
13. Leota Hynek
14. Roberto Jerez
15. Raziya Memarian
16. Antonio Fowler
17. Bradley Lang
18. Liezle Freemont
19. Helena Barton
20. Tyson Moon
21. Robert Hickland
22. Ross Reynolds
23. Lorena Checo
24. Agnes Meraz
25. Lonny Crane
26. Bud Melks
27. J. Ferguson
28. Frances Anne
29. Lawrence Fitzgibbon
30. Lucy Martinez
31. Luis Costa
32. Samantha Arcos
33. Luigi Moretti
34. Jonathan Schwartz
35. Sarah Mariana
36. A. Huberman
37. Griffin Myers
38. Louisa "Raven" Luna
39. Tim Gallaher
40. Allison Paul
41. Carlos Yanez
42. Maxie Hamdelman
43. George Contorinis
44. Jim Lang
45. Michelle Martin
46. Sarah Alami
47. Joanne Higgindotom
48. Maik Meinter
49. Matt Kennedy
50. Jennifer Lang
51. Kenny Huong
52. Victoria Baro
53. Emily Gordon
54. Quennis Orbeta
55. James Euringer
56. Francis Christopher
57. Stve Goedde
58. William Boll
59. Patricia Kaufman
60. Edgar Ultridge
61. Checo Mcuele
62. David Keadell
63. Sebastian Bruno
64. Wesley Vomspears
65. Charles Dury
66. Hayley Stirling
67. Chris Curtis
68. Autumn Steed
69. Candace (?)
70. Emely (?)
71. Cesareo (?)
72. Richard (?)
73. M. Cuzer
74. L. Torino
75. ?
76. ?
77. ?
78. ?
79. ?
80. ?
Unnamed Employees

This is a gallery of Unnamed Employees in The Belko Experiment movie.

## Gallery

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Antonio Fowler

**Antonio Fowler** is the minor antagonist in The Belko Experiment. He was portrayed by Benjamin Byron Davis.

## Death

Antonio was killed by Peggy Displasia when she stabbed him in the gut with his own butcher knife.

## Trivia

* Antonio was the 31st employee to be killed.
* According to Antonio's staff ID card, he was born on 21 May 1972.
J. Ferguson

**J. Ferguson** was a minor character in The Belko Experiment. She was portrayed by Lorena Tobar.

## Death

J. Ferguson is one of the 11 employees executed by Barry. She is the 2nd one to be executed.

## Trivia

* Ferguson was the 10th employee to be killed.
* Although credited as **Cafeteria Lady**, Ferguson's name was shown on her name tag.
It's 4:00 AM (Campaign)

## Story

The year is 137 6E

It’s been four centuries since the Destruction of Isdania, which was the event that ended the 4th Era, and 137 years since the defeat of the Lernaeax Infiltration of SHIELD, which began the 6th Era.

SHIELD, once a secretive organization that protected all the mundane races from extraplanar threats, has now evolved into an inter-planar diplomatic and protective organization that operates publicly.

Life on Thera has now also advanced greatly. After a Cold War with the Altmer, the human races were freed from elven yoke and have now formed into a number of modern states with normalized diplomatic relations with their respective non-human neighbors. The peoples of Albion trade with the Shireland Republic under the Immortal Brandonbrais Heartgold, Jorvik’s People are known to send modern longships across the Mare Atlantinus, and both trade with the half orcs of Darinstown in the southern Hyperborean woodlands.

The country of Albion, after being freed like most human states from the control of the now collapsed Polisian Empire, advanced more rapidly and successfully than any other human state. They are ruled still by the House of Pendragon from Camelot, but the government is a constitutional monarchy ruled by a Parliament. Albion has become the source of much of modern technology, largely by being the buying end of the world’s trade routes, but also through invention by its magic users and other great minds. Magic use has long since become widely allowed, but is still regulated both by Albion and SHIELD, and is still quite uncommon due to the nature of genetic and intellectual arcane magic.

The nature of magic, however, has changed over the last half century with the invention of the Magechines, great devices that allow non-mages to produce magic items through factory labor, as well as the invention of numerous use-activated items such as the ODMG and even some healing items, which are produces by the Magechines. Albion has now become the major exporter of such devices, made from various and bizarre magic ingredients imported from across the universe, and the secrets of the Magechines are closely guarded.

Your characters are SHIELD agents working as part of standard SHIELD operations across Albion. Albion is largely populated by non-magical humans, but substantial minorities of both magic users and non-humans exist. Your three man team and its support staff headed by Agent Philius Coulsus\*, have been assigned to a mission north of the Wall, and are thus currently taking a Lightning Rail train, incidentally called “The Cart,” to the bustling inland trade city of Northwick, the location of the first gate in the Wall.

## Setting

* Thera
	+ Albion
		- Northwick
Terry Winters

**Terry Winters** was a supporting character in The Belko Experiment. He was portrayed by Owain Yeoman.

## The Belko Experiment

Terry is first seen working when Mike passes by, and tells Mike that he needs to hang out with him and his family sometimes. After the voice tells the office to kill two people, Terry, along with Mike, tries to call the police, but is unable to get a signal when suddenly the building closes up with metal plates. Terry is downstairs during COO Barry Norris's speech and when people's heads start exploding. Terry decides to side with Barry and kill the 30 people, rounding up 30 older people as well as some random too. As Terry is about to shoot Mike, the lights go out, and he presumably goes after and tries to shoot everyone. When the lights come back on, Terry goes to hunt more people down. Terry enters one of the offices when he encounters Leandra, who cuts his leg and hand. Terry pleads for his life and wins Leandra over, convincing her not to kill him. However, the voice says they have only killed 29 people, and 31 additional heads would be blown out. With that, Terry's head explodes.

## Trivia

* Terry was the 34th employee to be killed.
* According to Terry's staff ID card, he was born on 2 July 1978.
The Belko Corporation

Belko is a international company that has offices in many countries including Colombia. While looking like any regular company on the outside, Belko is actually a sinister experiment which purpose is to test the human nature in a raw unfiltered environment.

The following are named employees that work at Belko:

1. Vince Agostino
2. Sarah Alami
3. Frances Anne
4. Samantha Arcos
5. Victoria Baro
6. Helena Barton
7. William Boll
8. Sebastian Bruno
9. Cesareo
10. Lorena Checo
11. George Contorinis
12. Luis Costa
13. Lonny Crane
14. Chris Curtis
15. Peggy Displasia
16. Wendell Dukes
17. Charles Dury
18. Emely
19. Marty Espenscheid
20. James Euringer
21. J. Ferguson
22. Lawrence Fitzgibbon
23. Leandra Florez
24. Antonio Fowler
25. Christopher Francis
26. Leezle Freemont
27. Tim Gallaher
28. Stve Goedde
29. Emily Gordon
30. Maxie Hamdelman
31. Robert Hickland
32. Joanne Higginbottom
33. Kenny Huang
34. A. Huberman
35. Leota Hynek
36. Roberto Jerez
37. Jessica Somola
38. Patricia Kaufman
39. David Keadell
40. Matt Kennedy
41. Bradley Lang
42. Jennifer Lang
43. Jim Lang
44. Sarah Mariana
45. Michelle Martin
46. Lucy Martinez
47. Keith Mclure
48. Checo Mcuele
49. Mark Meitner
50. Bud Melks
51. Raziya Memarian
52. Agnes Meraz
53. Mike Milch
54. Tyson Moon
55. Luigi Moretti
56. Griffin Myers
57. Barry Norris
58. Quennis Orbeta
59. Allison Paul
60. Ross Reynolds
61. Jonathan Schwartz
62. Evan Smith
63. Wesley Von Spears
64. Autumn Steed
65. Hayley Stirling
66. Edgar Uttridge
67. Chet Valincourt
68. Dany Wilkins
69. Terry Winters
70. Carlos Yanez
Lorena Checo

**Lorena Checo** was a minor character in The Belko Experiment. She was portrayed by Cindy Better.

## **Death**

Lorena finds Barry Norris in the lobby of the building where Barry contemplates shooting her so that he could escape the experiment. In a desperate attempt to survive, Lorena unbuttons her shirt and exposes herself to Barry, saying that she'll do sexual favors for him as long as he spares her. Barry considers it and holsters his gun. Lorena breaks down into tears, believing that she successfully seduced Barry with her sex appeal enough to stay alive. However, Barry tells her that he can't waste bullets on her, so he quickly breaks her neck and kills her, adding another kill under Barry's belt.

## Trivia

* According to Lorena's staff ID card, she was born on 23 November 1986.
* She is the 68th employee killed.
Raziya Memarian

**Raziya Memarain** was a minor character in The Belko Experiment. She was portrayed by Mikaela Hoover.

## The Belko Experiment

Raziya first appears next to Vince's desk during Dany's interview. Raziya is also seen downstairs when people's heads start exploding. Raziya is also later seen downstairs during the executions. When the lights go out, Raziya is seen running with the rest of the crowd. She eventually escapes to the lower floor, where she witnesses Vince and several other employees beat Bradley to death. Horrified, she yells at them to stop. The final time Raziya appears is after 31 more employees fall victim to the explosives in their heads. Vince then picks up Bradley's gun and, with a moment of hesitation, shoots her in the head, killing her.

## Trivia

* Raziya was the 66th employee to be killed.
* According to Raziya's staff ID card, she was born on 12 July 1984.