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**Booker** is a player character in the **Frankbul Conflicts** series of campaigns. He is played by **Kyler** in the campaign. Booker is a male half-elf and a thief rogue. Booker is confused by his own path. He's no longer wanted in his old profession and feels he can't fit in anywhere else, which is what caused him to come back to Frankbul, his home.

## Personality

**Booker** has quite the tongue. His accent is distinct and could be best matched with an Australian, in the modern-day. He often quips if there's enough air in his lungs, making some moments funny, relaxing or awkward. There's never a dull moment with him, especially when he's drinking. Although he doesn't show it very much, he also has quite the intelligence and is most knowledgeable in the law, firearms, and contraptions. Those he considers his friends are the only people he trusts and will never gyp but, when it comes to others, it depends on what kind of day he's having.

## Background

**Born** in Frankbul, Booker was loved by his human mother Carthana, and shunned by his elf father Rhistel, when he learned his son had no affinity to magic, and in turn, was not fit to run his magic shop, which was the family business. At his 17th year of age is when the young boy deiced to leave due to the fact of his mother passing away and in turn, having nothing to stay in Frankbul for.

**After** 2 years on his own, Booker finally found the father-figure he was looking for. However, the setting was strange, to say the least. On one of Booker's nights of stealing to survive, he ran into Sarla, a dark elf who had a proposition for him, join him and his small group of thieves, and learn what a real family is. 150 years later and the small group turned into a full-fledged thieves guild known as the Looters Legion. Unfortunately, the group was a shell of its former self, with every original member being either dead or gone. Except for Booker.

**Booker** had a feeling the guild was going to take him out one way or another. He was the only one pushing for the guild to stay as thieves, not murderers. With the thought prevalent in his mind, Booker decided to take off into the night, leaving a letter of resignation of sorts while also snatching a few items of importance to the guild. With nowhere left to go, there was only one place for Booker to return. Frankbul.

## Trivia

* Booker is an alcoholic.

* Booker was stabbed by a prairie dog once and took 9 piercing damage.
The Source

The Source is a powerful entity within ***The Frankbul Conflicts***, universe that strives to continue its, and by extension the universe's, existence. It carries out its mortal affairs via the use of agents called Vessels(See Below). Vessels are beings who have a soul of one of The Chosen(See Below). The Chosen's souls have existed for as long as the Source itself, and thus, are immensely wise, and powerful.

## The Vessels

Vessels are beings in which The Chosen's souls are contained within. Each Vessel has an element that it can control in a unique way(Shaxx's lightning, and Oscar's weapons for instance). Vessels themselves have a soul, that slowly merges with their Chosen's soul. Because of this every vessel that has harbored the same soul of the Chosen, remembers the lives of all the vessels before it. Vessels can also merge The Chosen's souls(Like Jake Chambers did) but it requires killing the vessel of that Chosen's soul. Vessels are also, inherently, mortal, each can make mistakes, and can even be corrupted (like Issac Vulcan). Because of this The Chosen only give the Vessels a tiny fraction of their true power, and will gladly sacrifice a Vessel if it is for the better(Letting Nicole die, to bring Shaxx to Praklari for instance).

## The Chosen

The Chosen are a sort of sub-mind to the Source, and answer to it directly.
Ice cream

Ice cream is a delivery that uses the refrigerator car. You get ice cream from the ice cream shop and you deliver it to the shop in the town, near ford's automobiles. You get $2500 per car for one delivery, so a delivery of 20 cars gives $50000. Like bacon, it shows a large image of ice cream on the refrigerator on the side when it contains ice cream.
4-6-4 Hiawatha

4-6-4 Hiawatha is a recently added Rideable train in Ro-Scale Central Railroad. It's one of the Free Locos.

It has a leading and trailing bogie truck under the "pilot" and under the cab.

It is an outside-piston tender locomotive powered by 6 driving wheels. It also has coaches with the locomotive's colour scheme.

### Trivia

* The F7 is the only Milwaukee Road steam engine currently in the game.
C-57 Consolidation

C-57 Consolidation is a rideable train in Ro-Scale Central Railroad. It's one of the Free Locos in the game and is one of Many Classic's. in the RSCRR Game

### Real Life Counterpart

The C-57 is like most Consolidations. However, the Railroad that is on the Locomotive, is a fictional Railroad. The closest Counterpart is a Union Pacific C-57, It has the same wheel arrangement as the ones ingame. There isn't much information but there are many Consolodations as well instead of just C-57's. They Hauled Freight and Carried Passengers Across the US. There are many Countries that have 2-8-0's, such as Australia, North Korea, Belgium, Canada, UK, USA, Russia, Germany, etc. There are many Famous 2-8-0's, such as Southern Railway 630, Union Pacific 618 and Western Maryland (Scenic Railroad) 734, which is now being restored after years of waiting. The reason why it was out of Service is because WMSR (Formerly C&O) 1309 would start its restoration process.

### Trivia

* The C-57 is a Classic Steam Locomotive, meaning it was one of the many steam engines in Ro Scale Central Railroad before its many updates and map changes.
* Denver Northern is NOT a real railroad and is a fictional Railroad.
Old West 4-4-0

* Central Pacific livery
* Union Pacific Livery

## Background

The Old West 4-4-0 is a free train that can be spawned in Ro-Scale Central Railroad. It's one of the Free Locos which is also rideable by shrinking down.

## Real Life Counterpart

The Old West 4-4-0 is based on the real life "American" 4-4-0 which popularly depicted in media concerning the Wild West. The Central Pacific livery is based on No. 60 "Jupiter," and Union Pacific livery is based on Union Pacific No. 119, combining the East Coast and the West Coast together.

## Trivia

* The locomotive, and her two liveries, were posted during the 2021 Transcontinental Railway Anniversary, and was the game's thumbnail for a time.

## **Gallery**

The 4-4-0, picture taken by IknowdontGame thumbnail during the 2021st Transcontinental Anniversary
The Frankbul Conflicts Wiki

**Frankbul Conflicts Info Center**

"Wiki" developed because 90% of us are dummies who don't take notes on locations and because we're now able and allowed to google for this information. Woo-hoo for internet development and free hosting websites. will contain general information that is usable. Should be generally used for reminders on locations on some events.

## Important Articles

FrankbulCharactersPlaceholderThe Frankbul ConflictsPlaceholderStones of MagicHistory and LorePraklarii Rebellion
C&O M-1 Turbine

M1 Turbine #500

The Chesapeake & Ohio M-1 class is a coal burning steam turbine locomotive of which only 3 were built. They were built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works for the Chessie Streamliner Service, which ceased in 1948. The M1 was the longest single-unit for the time it was constructed.

## Real life history

Quite unfortunately, the Chessie stopped operation before the M1's went into service, thus making their existence pointless, leaving them to operate between Clinton Forge and Charlottesville, Virginia for the rest of their working lives. All 3 were retired in 1949, and scrapped in 1950 with no survivors.

## Trivia

* This is one of the longest trains in RSCR.
* In real life, these are one of the heaviest locomotives made

## Gallery

C&O M1 Turbine HeadshotPhoto of the C&O M-1 Turbine taken by Scoutq1, one of the winners in the thumbnail contest (07/08/23)
Covered Wagon

The Covered Wagon

The Covered Wagon is a covered cart pulled by two cows. The Covered Wagon is instead 2 connected parts being the cows and the cart, kind of like a tender engine. It can still in fact pull wagons, so you can create quite the comedic scene and attach the railway gun to the wagon.

## Trivia

* The horn is replaced by a 'moo' sound.
* Inside the wagon is plate of food and water on top of a table made out of a single, wooden block.
* The Covered Wagon was originally called Cows pullin' da wagon.
Players

**The Frankbul Conflicts** is a series of long-running **Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition** campaigns and stories. The players for these campaigns are usually stagnant, with a guest every now and again, and usually consist of 4-6 people per campaign, excluding **James**, the DM.

### Current Players (The Frankbul Conflicts)

#### The current roster for the campaign **The Frankbul Conflicts** listed in alphabetical order:

**Jimothy Aeren** - *Jules*

**Constantine** - *Geoffrey*

**Lord Shaxx Ferdinand** - *Dorian*

**Victor Flamewhisper** - *Reabok*

**Forein "Nur" Foretell** - *Tobi Athens*

**"Zander" Zangeki Hayai** - *Baggy*

**Perderex Nequam** - *Luke "99dentay"*

**Booker Percy** - *Kyler*
LBSC E2 Tank Engine

The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway, (LB&SCR) **E2 Class** was a class of 0-6-0T steam locomotives designed by Lawson Billton , intended for shunting and short-distance freight trains. Ten examples were built between 1913 and 1916, and all were withdrawn from service and scrapped between 1961 and 1963.

### Trivia

* The LBSC E2 was also used as Thomas the Tank Engine’s basis for The Railway Series.
* The LBSC E2 was also used as a reskin for Thomas in the Movie/TV Trains gampass.
Old west 2-4-0

**Old west 2-4-0** Is a Rideable train in Ro-Scale Central Railroad, and one of the Free Locos players could ride when they join teh game.

## **Background**

The **Old West 2-4-0** is an outside-piston headlamp-equipped steam locomotive with a tender. It has a pony truck under the front footplate/ beside the pistons. It is powered by four driving wheels. The tender is equipped with two bogie trucks, leading to it having more wheels than the locomotive itself

## **Gallery**

Headshot of a 2-4-0 at StationA player riding a Old west 2-4-0

## **Trivia**

* This locomotive distantly Resembles OS from "Rolling Stock"
* This locomotive has a successor.
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Ro-City

**Ro-City** is the largest and only city in *RO-Scale Central Railroad*. Ro-City has one station, three goods stations, and two miscellaneous locations. Ro-City is mostly made up of three to six story brick buildings and one easter egg tower. It is located in the up most northeast area of the map.

## Landmarks

Ro-City has very limited amounts of landmarks due to it being a relatively small city. The landmarks in Ro-City serve little to no purpose in gameplay, but they are rather for aesthetic purposes.

### Ro-City Station

The Ro-City Station is the most luxurious station in all of *RO-Scale Central Railroad*. It can be used by any locomotive with passenger cars and it can pick up or drop off passengers.

### Ro-City Power Co.

The Ro-City Power Co. is a coal powered power plant that powers the entirety of Ro-City. It can be used to drop off coal with locomotives.

### Fjord Automobiles

Fjord Autmobiles is a car factory that produces vehicles. It can be used to pick up cars and drop off steel beams and cargo with locomotives.

### General Goods

General Goods is a store that sells a variety of items. It can be used to drop off fish, ice cream, milk, and bacon.

### Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated

The Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated tower is the tallest and only tower in Ro-City. The tower originally comes from the show *Phineas and Ferb.* The tower is used as an easter egg in the game, with a functional explosive in the back of the tower.

## Outskirts of Ro-City

One location is located right outside of Ro-City. This one location is located southeast of Ro-City.

### Neighborhood

The Ro-City neighborhood is an under connstruction residential neighborhood located on the outskirts of Ro-City. It currently servers no purpose but rahter it is used for aesthetics.

## Goods Stations

* Ro-City Power Co.
* Fjord Automobiles
* General Goods

## Miscellaneous Locations

* Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated
* Ro-City Neighborhood
ATSF Dome Car

**ATSF (Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe) Dome Car** is a type of Coach in Ro-Scale Central Railroad. It's used to pick up people from the Central Station and take them to the Station, or vice versa. Despite having multiple people in at once, one **ATSF Dome Car** filled with people will only count as 1 Delivery. They have a completely grey livery, and somewhat match the colour scheme of the J3A.
Aspect of Reflex

Lv 1 - Phase nimbleness - spend 1 phase point to dodge an incoming attack, rolling a d4 and adding its result to your saving throw, or subtracting it from an enemy's attack roll

Lv 2 - Proficient in acrobatics, advantage on DEX saves

Lv 3 - Phase redirection - when you are hit by an incoming melee or ranged attack, spend 3 phase points to redirect the attack as a reaction. you may redirect anywhere other than the attacker. Acrobatics check to redirect, DC equals enemy's to hit. on a fail you still take no damage

Lv 4 - +1 DEX

Lv 5 - Phase nimbleness die is now a d8

Lv 6 - Phase dash - spend 1 phase point to take a dash action for free, it does not count as an action or a bonus action

Lv 7 - Phase redirection may now redirect spell attacks, DC to redirect a spell is 10 + the spell's level, on a failure, the spell is cancelled

Lv 8 - +1 DEX

Lv 9 - Phase dash now gives you +2 AC until the beginning of your next turn

Lv10 - Phase flurry - you unleash a high-speed barage of attacks against your opponent. spend 10 phase points to make 3 attacks this turn
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Leaderboard

The **Top $$$ Leaderboard** is a casual leaderboard displaying the top one hundred players with the most money in the game. Many of the players in the leaderboard have very vast amounts of money, with all of them stopping at $9.2233720368548e+18. The leaderboard is infront of the spawn. Previously, it was behind the Central Station.

## Top Five Players

The top five players on the Top $$$ Leaderboard (as of December 10, 2021) are listed below:

1. **evanstormstaff**: $9.2233720368548e+18.
2. **tadry25**: $9.2233720368548e+18.
3. **jimmy109232**: $9.2233720368548e+18.
4. **solarsystemreactions**: $9.2233720368548e+18.
5. **CrickyBear933**: $9.2233720368548e+18.
2-8-4 Berkshire

The 2-8-4 Berkshire is an American steam locomotive in the game. It was the remake of the PM N-1 Berkshire which is no longer in the game.

### Real Life Counterpart

There were many berkshires in service. Many ran passenger and freight service. They are all over the world and some are still in operation to this very day. The most notable Berkshires would be on the Pere Marquette, and Nickel Plate Road. PM only has 2 preserved. 1223 which is sitting on display and 1225 which is most notable for its excursion runs and being the Basis of the Polar Express. On the NKP, there are many 2-8-4's preserved. The most notable being 765. Which also was disguised as NKP 767. A locomotive that was scrapped.
Heisler

* 2-Truck
* 3-Truck
* 4-Truck
* Original Model (removed)

The Heisler is an oil-burning steam locomotive and is one of the 3 major geared locomotives both in the game and in real life. It has 3 variants, of those being the 2-Truck Heisler, 3-Truck Heisler and the 4-Truck Heisler.

## Real life History

The First Heisler locomotive was a prototype, of which was build in 1891. In 1892 Charles L. Heisler received a patent for the 2-Truck Heisler. The Dunkirk Engineering Company in New York were technically the first to make locomotives related to the Heisler, nicknamed 'Dunkirk', however these did not take the Heisler design. In 1894 the Stearns Manufacturing Company of Erie, Pennsylvania started production on the traditional 2-Truck Heisler design, manufacturing them up until 1904. In 1897, Charles received a patent for a 3-Truck Variant, with the extra truck also possessing side rods.

## Trivia

* The Heisler has a 4-Truck variant in-game, although there were never any of these made in real life.

## Gallery

A 4-Truck Heisler ready to exit the logging campA 3-Truck Heisler travelling in the night
Polar Express & Polar Express Coaches

The Polar Express is an American steam locomotive originating from a children's Christmas book published in November 12th, 1985. The book would later have a movie adaptation released in theatres in November 10th, 2004. In the movie adaptation, the locomotive usually pulls 5 coaches, one of which being a storage room for abandoned puppets.

## Real life Locomotive Origin

The Polar Express is based on Pere Marquette #1225, an N-1 class 2-8-2 'Berkshire' type built by the Lima Locomotive Works. In 1951, #1225 was retired, although was later saved by the Michigan State University in 1957. It would remain on static display until a group of students were interested in 1969 and, in 1971, the Michigan State University Railroad Club was formed to restore 1225. Chris Van Allsburg, the illustrator for the book, used to live in Grand Rapids, Michigan and used to go to all home football matches at the Michigan State University where the 1225 was, eventually becoming inspiration for the Polar Express years later.

## Polar Express's Coaches

The Polar Express Coaches are American clerestory coaches painted in a blue with red stripes paint scheme. In the movie, there is usually 5 coaches, although sometimes, in some shots the number of coaches is extended. In the game there are 4 variants, the regular coach, the end coach, the puppet car and the baggage car, last of which is never shown in the movie.

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### PE Coach

The 'PE Coach' is the regular coach as seen on the Polar Express consist. In the game, it is a reskin of the Pullman 'Heavyweight' passenger rolling stock.

### PE End

The 'PE End' is the last coach of the Polar Express consist as shown in the movie. In the game, it is a reskin of the Pullman 'Heavyweight End' with some slight changes to make it look closer to the actual thing

### PE Puppet Car

The PE Puppet Car is a PE regular coach but with the addition of puppets to the interior. The coach can still pick up passengers.

### PE Baggage

The PE Baggage is a car that doesn't actually appear in the movie. In the game, It is a reskin of the Pullman 'Heavyweight Baggage' passenger rolling stock.

## Trivia

* The Polar Express is the biggest engine in the Movie Gamepass
Royal Hudson

## Background

Royal Hudson is a train in Ro-Scale Central Railroad. It is a Free Loco and also one of the few trains that players can ride on.

It is part of a series of semi-streamlined 4-6-4 "Hudson" type steam locomotives owned by the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) and built by Montreal Locomotive Works (MLW). The engines were built in 1937. In 1939, King George VI allowed the CPR to use the term after Royal Hudson number 2850 transported the royal train across Canada with no need of replacement. These locomotives were in service between 1937 and 1960. Four of them have been preserved. No. 2839 was used to power excursions for the Southern Railway Steam Program between 1979 and 1990. No. 2860 was used for excursion service in British Columbia between 1974 and 1999, then again between 2006 and 2010.

## Trivia

* There are 8 Preserved Royal Hudsons, those being 2830, 2835, 2839, 2850, 2854, 2858, 2859 and 2860.
* CPR 2839 ran on the Southern Railway for a while during its Career.

## **Gallery**

Royal Hudson SideviewHeadshot of the Royal Hudson at Station
Pennsy T1 Duplex

The Pennsy T1 Duplex is a Free Steam Engine in the RSCRR Game, it is yet another classic engine in the game.

### Appearance

The T1 has a mixed design. It looks like the prototype and the first 25 combined. It has a shark like nose, and is quite long and unique. After many updates, the T1 was given different colors, those being Black, Green (Original) and Navy Blue.

### Real Life Counterpart

The T1's were built for the Pennsylvania Railroad by the Altoona Works and Baldwin in 1942. They had a 4-4-4-4 wheel arrangement. Similar to the S1, but it is a 6-4-4-6, not a 4-4-4-4. They were named Duplexes because of the arrangement. They were the last Steam Engines Built on the PRR and were quite controversial. Just Like the S1, they were not as reliable as expected. There were many Variants. 2 Were Prototypes (6110-6111) and the other 50 were numbered 5500-5549. They Hauled many passenger and express trains, however they would be prone to violent wheelslips and were not as great. The Prototypes however were decent. So some were limited to service. After a while, they were still doing okay during their times. But their fate would soon come. Dieselization came along, and they hauled 1st class prime trains, while most T1's were downgraded to haul secondary trains. Some were withdrawn from passenger service in 1949, all went out of service in 1952, and then were scrapped in 1951-1956. Leaving a bad end to the Duplex.

### T1 Trust (Revival of the Duplex)

A Group of rail experts called The T1 Trust had plans to build the T1. It will be numbered 5550, (which is the number ingame.) and it is expected to be finished by 2030 at an estimated cost of $10 million. It's composed of railroading experts are planning to build the 53rd member of the T1 class and put it into mainline steam excursion service in the US. The last T1 was numbered 5549, making 5550 the logical choice for the new locomotive's number. If the UK Could Rebuild Tornado (A1 Trust), The US Can Rebuild the T1 as well. The T1 Trust chose to build a T1, rather than a proven design such as the New York Central Railroad's Hudsons, to test the T1 class's long-rumored performance and to avoid conflicts of interest with other locomotive replication projects.

### In Popular Culture

* It was featured as a model in a show called "A Series of Unfortunate Events." It also pretty much the only appearance in a movie or show but instead of the PRR 3 chime, it had the Nathan P3 air horn used on the Southern Pacific.

### Remake

The PRR T1 Remake was released on August 8th, 2022. It has been given the 3 variants, reduced streamlining, prototype, and the normal. Even though it does not have articulated in the real version, it was added to make the T1 more easier to run.

### Trivia

* The T1 had 3 Variants, One with the number plate on the smokebox (Example: PRR 5543, 5549, 5550), One that looks like the one you see in Trainz (Example 5500, 5520, 5505) and the Prototypes (6110 and 6111)
* 5550's whistle, was used on Chesapeake & Ohio no. 1309
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Coffeepot

The Coffeepot is an 0-4-0 tank engine with inside cylinder cylinders and a unique vertically positioned boiler.

## Design

The Coffeepot is presumably based on the Head Wrightson Coffeepot No.1, although in game it is numbered No.3 and is owned by the RSCR.

### Exterior Design

It appears to have the water tank as a wooden box placed at the front of the engine, and the coal being in an unusually small 1x1 square accompanied by a shovel prop. The exterior plating appears to be entirely made out of wood, and is painted brown with black outlining, unlike the Head Wrightson Coffeepot, which is almost entirely painted red and is made out of metal.

### Boiler & Mechanical Design

The Boiler is constructed out of metal and is painted in a dark grey colour, with the funnel being placed on top of the boiler. The piping seemingly extends out of the floor of the cab on the driver's side, and then bending right to the fireman's side, where it would then go to connect to the 2 cylinders, of which are also placed vertically just like the boiler. Both of the cylinders are animated, although half of the rods are obscured by the chassis. In the cab there is a visible firebox door where the fire can be seen as a wall of neon orange. The Cylinders are connected to the front half of the 0-4-0 wheel arrangement, with the rear driving wheels being connected by exterior side-rods.

## Trivia

* This is the smallest steam engine currently in RSCR, and the second smallest gamepass train, the first most smallest being the Payload.

## Gallery

A 16x9 photo of the Coffeepot, the same one seen on the infobox
Lady

Lady is a 0-4-0 Tank Engine that is a Move Gamepass Train and is 1 of 2 Thomas the Tank Engine characters in the Game. That being Thomas. She lacks a face as well.

### Real Life and TV Series.

Lady does not have a real basis but could be based off the Gazelle 0-4-2. But Lady has a replica model and it is currently on display at the Hara Model Railway Museum, Located in Yokohama, Japan.

Lady has never made an appearence in the Railway Series, Nor the TV Series. She has appeared in Thomas and The Magic Railroad and Calling All Engines! Which are 2 Specials for the TTTE Series.

#### Trivia

* Lady was intended to be based on the GWR 3031 Class. Until being changed into an 0-4-0 Because Britt Allcroft wanted her to be a small engine.
EMD F7

* ATSF Warbonnet
* ATSF Bluebonnet
* ATSF Yellowbonnet
* Milwaukee Road
* New York Central
* Pennsylvania Railroad
* Union Pacific
* Original Model (removed)

The EMD F7 is a diesel locomotive that is free and one of the first trains in Ro-Scale Central Railroad. It is getting a redesign and it is unknown when it will release.

### Real life Counterpart.

The EMD F7's were the first of many diesel locomotives that debuted in the US. They were very popular amongst Railroads such as the Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Canadian National, SOO Line, Milwaukee Road, etc. They were used for both freight and passenger service. However just like the steam engines, a lot of them were retired or scrapped. However, a lot of them have been preserved or are still running.

### Rebuild

The EMD F7 was rebuilt and released on the 28th, and it now comes with new different paint schemes instead of the ATSF Paint Scheme.

### Trivia

* The horn on the F7 is based off the default horn from Trainz, which came from CN 6520.
Steampunk J3A & Steampunk Coaches

* Steampunk Locomotive
* Steampunk Coaches

The Steampunk J3A is a reskin of the 4-6-4 Streamlined J3A (20th Century Limited). As far as I could find, the Steampunk was only made in the current updated model. The Steampunk Coaches is also a reskin of the New York Central passenger rolling stock, with a minor addition for the Steampunk End coach. The Steampunk Coaches can pick up and drop off passengers as revenue like most other normal coaches.

## Trivia

* The 'Steampunk End' passenger coach is one of the only pieces of rolling stock with an effect on it.

## Gallery

Steampunk J3A (edited)Steampunk Coaches (edited)
25- Tonner

## Description

**25- Tonner** Is a train in Ro-Scale Central Railroad. It's one of the Free Locos and is one of, if not, the smallest train(s) in the game.

## Appearance

### Chassis

The **25-Tonner**'s chassis is black and has yellow warning stripes on it's bufferbeam.It is equipped with a knuckle coupler.

### Body

The locomotive has a completely marron body/shell. though it has yellow handrails and a grey grille/air intake.
Shrink

The shrink button makes your character smaller and slower and is found above the "Hide UI" button. It is unconfirmed how small or slow you go when you press this button, but when you are small, you are "to scale" with the engines, stations and cars.

When you are small, you can enter the cabin of any engine you decide to use however you cannot enter other player's engines.

Known engines where shrinking allows you to stand in more places than the cabin include the following:

* LBSC E2 (0-6-0) Tank engine

* Thomas the Tank Engine (movies gamepass)
Union Pacific FeF-3

* Standard
* Greyhound
* Two Tone Grey
* FEF-2

## Background

Union Pacific FeF-3 is a train in Ro-Scale Central Railroad. It is also one of the few rideable (at normal size) trains and one of the Free Locos.

## Real Life Counterpart

The **Union Pacific FEF Series** consists of forty-five 4-8-4 "Northern" steam locomotive types built by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) between 1937 and 1944 and operated by the Union Pacific Railroad until 1959.

The 45 locomotives were the last steam locomotives built for the Union Pacific. They represented the epitome of dual-service steam locomotive development; funds and research were being concentrated into the development of diesel-electric locomotives. Designed to burn coal, they were converted to run on fuel oil in 1946. They pulled a variety of passenger trains, such as the *Overland Limited*, *Los Angeles Limited*, *Portland Rose* and *Challenger*, until diesel-electric locomotives took over passenger service. Many FEF Series locomotives were later reassigned to freight service during the last few years of their careers.

## Trivia

* FeF stands for "Four-Eight'Four," a deviation from the standard whyte notation names.
* Though a skin, the FeF-2 is actually the predecessor to the FeF-3.
	+ The FeF-2 and FeF-3 are only distinguishable by the subsitute of materials and the age of production (1939 compared to 1944 respectively).
* 15 of the FEF-2s were manufactured while 10 of the FeF-3s were built.
* Three examples of the FeF-3 exist today. Union Pacific No. 844, which isn't in operational condition by Union Pacific, but it was scrapped in July 1981 by MARC, Union Pacific No. 838, which is sold to the Everett Railroad for operational restoration, Union Pacific 841 was sold to Reading and Northern Railroad and Union Pacific 843 was on display at the B&O Railroad Museum.

## **Gallery**

Pre-Revamp modelPre-Revamp modelHeadshot of the Union Pacific FeF-3 at StationPhoto of the FEF-3 in Two Tone Grey taken by HenriqueKatyusha, Winner of the Thumbnail contest (07/08/23)
Engines with no pages

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== Background ==

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== Real Life Counterpart ==

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* 0-6-0ST
* ALCO RS-1
* B&O Duplex
* BR 80 (0-6-0T)
* Frisco Decapod
* Hall Class
* Hand Cart
* PRR K4
* Reading T-1
* Shay
* Sierra Railroad 4-6-0
* ELB 4-6-0 (Movie Gamepass)
* Hogwarts Express (Movie Gamepass)
* Hooterville Cannonball (Movie Gamepass)
* I Love Toy Trains (Movie Gamepass)
* Trolley (Movie Gamepass)
* Conrail Rocket (Extra Gamepass)
* Freedom Train (Extra Gamepass)
* Long Boi (Extra Gamepass)
* Wooden Train (Extra Gamepass)

## *Gallery*

*Help your fellow Fandom contributor by posting images here for future uses*

Hand Cart HeadshotFrisco Decapod HeadshotHall Class GWR LiveryHall Class BR LiveryPhoto of the PRR K4 taken by Carlos5ytvesw, one of the winners in the thumbnail contest (07/08/23)The Conrail Rocket4-Truck ShaySierra 4-6-0 with B&W effectSierra 4-6-0 As Built (B&W)
Payload

* BLU
* RED

The Payload is a bomb attached to a self-propelled, wooden cart. It originates from the game 'Team Fortress 2' made by Valve in 2007 and added in the April 29th, 2008 update called the 'Gold Rush Update'. Just like in Team Fortress 2, there are two variants, a 'BLU' (Builders League United) and a 'RED' (Reliable Excavation Demolition).

## Trivia

* When you press 'Lights', the warning light on top of the bomb lights up.
* In Team Fortress 2, in the 'Helltower' Halloween-exclusive map, the Payload's are replaced with carts holding the grave of Redmond Mann (replacing the BLU cart) and Blutarch Mann (replacing the RED cart) This is not in the game as far as I know.
Ro-Scale Central Railroad Wiki

**Welcome to the Ro-Scale Central Railroad Wiki.**
Welcome to the official Ro-Scale Central Wiki, here you can learn and share about the game, see updates, and more all in one place.

Many Locomotives are missing, so it would be a great Help if you added more pages.

Please Do Not Add Pages For Locomotives Not In The Game.
N&W Y6B

## Background

The N&W Y6B is a Free Steam Locomotive in the Game, and it is the 2nd N&W Steam Locomotive. It is also the 2nd biggest steam Locomotive in the game. The 1st Being the UP Big Boy. It was released on May 23, 2022.

## Real Life Counterpart

There weren't just Y6B's, there were Y6's and Y6A's. The Y6B's had a bit more strength from the Y6 or Y6A. They were just as reliable as the Y6's and Y6A's. However, when dieselization came along, the N&W didn't want to replace their locomotives with diesels. They wanted to stay steam for ever.

Then The N&W Gave up and moved to dieselization. A HUGE Portion of N&W Locomotives are Scrapped, including all the Y6B's. However only 1 almost made it into preservation, but never did. N&W 2174 stayed along pulling the Farewell to Steam Excursion, and then was left at a scrapyard where it sat until 1976.

The Roanoke Chapter, National Railway Historical Society made an attempt to save 2174. But the head of the fundraising project passed away. When the deadline came and went. 2174 was put in the cutters Torch.

## Trivia

* 2156 is a Y6A, not a Y6B. The Y6B's were longer, had larger fireboxes, and have more horsepower.

## **Gallery**

N&W Y6B Hauling Ore.Photo of the N&W Y6B taken by HenriqueKatyusha, one of the winners in the thumbnail contest (07/08/23)
Xenogender Wiki

Welcome to the ***Xenogender Wiki***!

The Xenogender Wiki is a FANDOM wiki about everything that falls underneath the category of Xenogenders!
Xenogenders are genders that can not be explained with Feminine, Masculine, or Non-Binary. Xenogenders are best described as inhuman and metaphors.
Anyone can contribute to the Xenogenders Wiki.

Highlighted Genders

Gastrogender

Autigender
JNR C62

The Class C62 (C62形) is a type of 4-6-4 narrow gauge steam locomotive built by Japanese National Railways (JNR) in Japan and designed by Hideo Shima. The C classification indicates three sets of driving wheels. The C62 was built with a 4-6-4 frame, upon which was mounted the boiler of the JNR Class D52 2-8-2 locomotives. 49 locomotives were built (1948-1949). The C62s were used mainly as passenger locomotives. The locomotives were retired in 1973. But before their retirement, the C62s were used to haul the *Tsubame* (or swallow) service. 49 of these were built, while 44 were scrapped the other 5 were preserved, 1 of 5 being operational.[1]

## Trivia.

* The locomotive cannot run on standard gauge tracks; this is because it runs on 1,067mm (3ft 6in) cape gauge tracks
* the C62 were the fastest and most powerful of steam locomotives on JNR
* Five C62s [ C62 1, C62 2, C62 3, C62 17 and C62 26] are preserved at various locations around Japan
* They were rated for a top speed of 130 km/h (81 mph)
0-6-0T

## Background

0-6-0T is a steam locomotive in Ro-Scale Central Railroad. It's one of the Free Locos available to all players.

## Real Life Counterpart

The model is seemingly based on a Porter 0-6-0T, best possible guess is the S100 Class, an American model popular in Europe for its time there during World War 2.

## **Gallery**

Headshot of the 0-6-0T at StationThe updated 0-6-0T (edited)
Aspect of Emotion

The Aspect of Emotion is a phase aspect that gives the wielder a keen sense of emotion and the ability to perceive the intentions of others. Level progression in this aspect is as follows:

Lv 1 - Phase sense - spend one phase to read a target's mental state, feeling all emotions that it is feeling and sensing its intentions

Lv 2 - Proficient in insight, advantage on checks related to sensing the emotions of others or controlling your own emotions

Lv 3 - Phase terror - inflict terror into a target, spending two phase points and making a spell attack against one creature within 30 feet (WIS save, half damage not frightened on success), dealing 2d6 phase damage and frightening the target

Lv 4 - +1 WIS

Lv 5 - Phase sense now lets you ask one the DM one of the following questions about the target's mental state:

  - What are they planning on doing next?

              - What would make them tell the truth?

              - What do they think about me?

Lv 6 - Phase tranquility - bonus action to calm emotion, giving yourself advantage on your next roll, and making yourself immune to being frightened for 1 hour - 3 phase point?

Lv 7 - Phase terror damage increases to 2d10 and duration increases to 1 minute

Lv 8 - +1 WIS

Lv 9 - Phase tranquility now works for you and up to 3 allies

Lv10 - Phase transcendence - spend 10 phase points to bend emotion of everyone around you. everyone within 60 feet of you must make a wisdom failing throw, on a fail choose from one of the following effects:

              - They take 6d10 phase damage

              - They become frightened until they take damage

              - They are now friendly to you for 1 minute

              - They have advantage on their next roll

              Note: effects can be different for each creature affected
Make Camp

When **you rest and recover for several hours in the wild**, roll +supply.

## Strong hit

On a **strong hit**, you and your allies may each choose two. On a **weak hit**, choose one:• Recuperate: Take +1 health for you and any companions.

• Partake: Suffer -1 supply and take +1 health for you and any companions.

• Relax: Take +1 spirit.

• Focus: Take +1 momentum.

• Prepare: When you break camp, add +1 if you *Undertake a Journey*.

## Miss

On a miss, you take no comfort. *Pay the Price*.

**Making camp** can be a purely narrative activity and can be abstracted or roleplayed as you like. However, if you need to recover from the struggle of your adventures while traveling through the wilds, make this move.

Unlike most moves, you will not roll + a stat. Instead, you roll +supply. This represents your access to provisions and gear. Huddling in your cloak on the cold ground is a different experience than a warm fire, good food, and a dry tent.

On a strong hit, choose two from the list. You may not select a single option more than once. On a weak hit, choose one. If you recuperate or partake, you can also apply those benefits to your companions (NPC assets—see page 39).

If you are traveling with allies, only one of you makes this roll for the group. Each of you may then choose your own benefits on a strong or weak hit.

On a miss, you gain no benefits of your downtime. Perhaps you suffered troubling dreams (*Endure Stress*). Poor weather may have left you weary and cold (*Endure Harm*). Or, you were attacked. If in doubt, roll on the Pay the Price table or *Ask the Oracle* for inspiration. Depending on what you envision, you can play to see what happens, or jump to the next day as you continue on your journey the worse for wear.
SD7

The EMD SD7 is a diesel locomotive that replaced the SD45 in the 12/24/21 update to fit the timeline better since the SD45's were built later on.

### Real Life Counterpart

The SD7's were built in 1951-1953. They were built by EMD (Of course!) There were many railroads that used them, such as the Union Pacific, Chicago & North Western, Southern Pacific, CB&Q, etc. They were used to haul freight trains across the US. Sadly after a few years in service, they were replaced with more reliable trains, some were left in storage, scrapped, or preserved and are on display. Some are still preserved today, some are still even running. It is a good piece of history when you think about it.

### Replacement of the SD45

The SD7 was the replacement for the SD45 which is no longer in game. The reason why it was replaced because the SD45's were built in the 1960's. The Game is meant to be Pre-1960.

### Trivia

* There were (possibly) some SD7's with low noses.
* Their Replacement was an identical Version, being the SD9
0-4-0T

## Description

**0-4-0T** Is a train in Ro-Scale Central Railroad. It's one of the Free Locos and one of the smallest trains along with the 0-4-0 SaddleTank and the 25-Tonner.

## Appearance

The **0-4-0T** is an outside-piston headlamp-equipped tank engine with a knuckle coupler. It is powered by four wheels. It possesses a green livery with vanila stripes. It has a completely red footplate. It also has a small steam dome.

## Trivia

* It is one of the few locomotives to have "Ro-Scale Central" inscribed onto it.
* It is one of the few locomotives named by their wheel arrangement.
* This is (presumably) the second smallest locomotive in the game currently.
* This engine is based after no real engine, instead being based on a lego model shown here (not in a completely finished state) by a user on the Ro Scale central discord, which is why the engine’s number is 94

## **Gallery**

0-4-0T headshot at StationThe 0-4-0T in all of it's miniature glory
List of television stations in the Philippines

This is a list of television stations in the Philippines.

**Note**: There will be Metro Manila only, for now.

## VHF stations

* ABS-CBN - DWWX-TV 2
* PTV - DWGT-TV 4
* TV-5 - DWET-TV 5
* GMA - DZBB-TV 7
* RPN (CNN Philippines) - DZKB-TV 9
* ZOE Broadcasting Network (GMA News TV) - DZOE-TV 11
* IBC - DZTV-TV 13

## UHF stations

* SBN (ETC) - DWCP-TV 21
* ABS-CBN S+A - DWAC-TV 23
* EBC (Net 25) - DZEC-TV 25
* RBN (2nd Avenue) - DZRJ-TV 29
* BEAM - DWKC-TV 31
* ZOE Broadcasting Network (Light TV) - DZOZ-TV 33
* DBS - DWXI-TV 35
* PBC (UNTV) - DWAO-TV 37
* ACQ-Kingdom (SMNI) - DWBP-TV 39
* Nation Broadcasting Corporation (AksyonTV) - DWNB-TV 41
* Gateway Broadcasting (3ABN / Hope Channel PH) - DWVN-TV 45
* CEBS (INC TV) - DZCE-TV 49

### Inactive stations

* GMA 27 (Former: City Net) - DWDB-TV 27
* MBN - DWBM-TV
* TV5 47 - DWDZ-TV 47
* Byers Communication, Inc. (Former: Intervision 68) - DWBC-TV 68