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Anwend Virsill

**Anwend Virsill,** or **Wen**, is an important character to the story of Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death and to the character backstory of Brigitte Bartley.

## Appearance

Anwend was a 6'1 man with tan skin. He had short, black hair and wide shoulders.

## Backstory

Wen was born and raised in Penarth, Wales. Born on September 9th, 1989 (9/9/89). At a young age, Anwend became obsessed with mysteries. He wanted to be a detective when he got older. At the age of 16, he moved to the U.S. with his parents; his father got a job in Pennsylvania, Anwend disdained this but needed to go nonetheless. At this new school, new town, new home, his love for mysteries died. Six years pass, now 22, Anwend is trying to make it big as an agent, and it’s not going well. When down and texting one of his Welsh friends, he is told of a girl who went missing. With his agent career burning to the ground, he turns away from the fire and starts trying to solve this mystery. At day he is an agent, at night he tries to solve a cold case. He later hears that the search was called off, but he persisted. He was given a tape by his friend showing a girl who seemed to be stealing, a cop walked up to her and she shot him. He pinned that the girl who was kidnapped was this girl. He searched around for her and found nothing, but he continued to look for her; he found records showing a name, Brigitte Bartley. At 23, he is at a convention trying to find a new hit performer to work for when he hears a beautiful voice. He walks up and introduces himself to the voice, she introduces herself as Emma Sly. Anwend discusses with her and she hires him.

He gives her the nickname “Siren” and when he looks to see her reaction she is ecstatic. At 27, he starts to notice that Emma and him are hanging out more and more. One day, Emma asks him out and he accepts. Now 28, Anwend shows Emma his research over this missing persons case he labeled C.B. or Cardiff Brigitte. It seems Emma is highly interested in this. At 29 He tells Emma he thinks he made a breakthrough in the case, believing that Brigitte fled the country, possibly to America. Emma seems to agree, but she looks distant. On December 21st, 2018, Emma breaks up with Anwend and fires him. He tries to contact her but can’t. One day, at 30, he mysteriously disappears. Police search his house and find nothing, Emma sees this in the news and realizes the C.B. research is missing. A boy later reports to the police seeing a duffel bag on the beach. The police find it and find human remains inside, to mangled to be traced. They do find one thing though, a whole finger belonging to Anwend Virsill. The police close his case.

Anwend Virsill was killed for his debt to I Perfezionisti.

## Trivia

* Anwend was created from an image.
* Missing the same finger as Marcus Gibson.
Erica Forrest

**Erica Forrest**, or just Eric, was a participant in Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death. She is the daughter of Elizabeth Forrest, the twin sister of Samantha Forrest, and the niece of Shaun Wolpaw.

## Erica Forrest

### Relatives

Samantha Forrest
Shaun Wolpaw
Elizabeth Forrest
Anthony Forrest

## Appearance

Erica appears as a short and thin young teenage girl. She has short, slightly curly ginger hair and very light skin with lots of freckles. Both her and Samantha wear what is likely their high school uniform, a short-sleeved button-down with a black necktie. Erica parts her hair to the right and wears a black headband.

## Personality

Eric was quiet and contempt, spiraling into sadness after the death of her twin.

## Backstory

Eric lived a fairly normal life with her twin Samantha Forrest. The two were british and fairly happy.

## In-game

Eric was always by Sams side. After Sam's death, Eric became more reserved and less social.
Lumi Sapphirus

Lumi Sapphirus was a participant in Weighted Mortality: Watch Your Head.

## Appearance

Lumi stands at 5'5 with light blonde hair half tied back with a light blue ribbon. They wear a white turtleneck,a light blue dress a ribbon of the same shade as the one in her hair tied around the waist, tights and white mary janes

## Personality

Lumi was seen as very child-like, before losing "Dove" she talked to it like it was a real person and seemingly getting responses from it as well, in reality the responses from "Dove" were just the thoughts she was trying to repress "Dove" being the one to say most of the violent and or mean comments Lumi was thinking. After losing "Dove" Lumi mentions hearing voices from different objects. Once figuring out Torrin was able to enter from the tvs whenever the tv in her apartment turned on they would hide behind the couch.
Entity

**"Entity"** is the name given to characters that assist the game master, which are usually inhuman and sometimes played anonymously by a player character. They were introduced in Weighted Mortality: Walls Will Watch with the character of Paint.

## List of Entities

Below is a list of the entities that have appeared in Weighted Mortality games. Names listed in italics have questionable status as "entities."

* Paint (The Creator)
* Aeon
* Dahl
* Smile
* Jack
* End
* *Mirror*
* *O.V3.EV*
* Ink
* CIB-1L

## Trivia

* The title "entity" arose completely unintentionally, when Weighted Mortality 2 planned to have an anonymously-played character (Paint) and players thought of the title.
* Every single WM game to date has featured some form of entity, excluding Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game.
Armonia's Masquerade

**Armonia's Masquerade**, also called **Armonia's Ball**, was an event in Weighted Mortality: Ludomania. It occured between Main Games and is one of the two events outside of a Main Game to kill a player, the other being the Ink Ritual.

## Synopsis

Armonia invited six participants after Main Game 1 of WM4 to partake in a game of russian roulette.

## Outcome

The bullet landed on Hewitt Laidlaw, and Hewitt died before Main Game 2.
Pandora's Box

**Pandora's Box** is the name of the first saga of the Weighted Mortality series. All of these games had the commonality of existing alongside Visterail. Visterail collapsed in Weighted Mortality 6.

## Games

Pandora's Box had six total games in it:

1. Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game
2. Weighted Mortality: Walls Will Watch
3. Weighted Mortality: Sinister Circus
4. Weighted Mortality: Ludomania
5. Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death
6. Weighted Mortality: Eternity's End

## Intermediary

* Weighted Mortality: Intermission End
	+ WM7 is the in-between-sagas game.
List of roles

*This article is a list of role cards. For other cards that appear in WM, view The Cards (disambiguation).*

The following is a list of **role cards** that are obtainable in Weighted Mortality. Note that rules may vary across games.

* Commoner
* Sage
* Sacrifice
* Keymaster
* Puppet
* Ringmaster
* Clown
* Gambler
* Stand-In
* Observer
* Gravedigger
* Key
* Watcher
Scientist (character)

**The Scientist** is a character in the Weighted Mortality series. He is associated with Visterail Inc.

## Appearance

Nothing is known about the Scientists appearance.

## Personality

Nothing is known about the Scientists personality.

## Backstory

The Scientist is a robotic humanoid that is the result of Brone Williams combining Richard Marlow and another currently unnamed soul.

## Trivia

* None of the WM developers like his name.
Dragons

**Dragons** are giant reptilian creatures that have appeared throughout the Lore of the USW. There were two civilizations that trained dragons. The Fafnir Clan in the Taiga, and the Talon Clan in the Snowy Mountains. Due to their clashing ideologies, the War of the Dragon ensued. During the carnage, one Taiga dragon wandered into the Savanna, where it was killed by the bone tribe, who used its skeletal remains for armor and buildings, and later used its skull for their new home.
Comically Small Gun

> "And then I load three bullets into the barrel of a **comically small gun** and spin it. It drops its pace, the clinking slowing down… and then to a stop. I point it towards the players."
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- Puppet, in Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game.

The **comically small gun** is the gun that Puppet uses to shoot players and eventually himself in WM1.

## Appearances

The comically small gun is an important item in WM1.

The comically small gun makes an appearance in Weighted Mortality: Walls Will Watch, when Pandora uses it to carry out Angel's execution.

## Trivia

* Puppet's favorite item in the world is her comically small gun.
* The gun is the right size to fit into Puppet's hand, but it is a little too small for Pandora to hold comfortably.
Personal Room (WM5)

*This article is about the **personal rooms** as they appear in WM5. For **private rooms** in general, view Private Room. For private rooms as they appear in WM5, view Private Room (WM5).*

The **Personal Rooms** are a location in Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death. Each participant has their own, which contains a portrait of them, a chaise lounge, and a fax machine.

## Personal Room Portraits

Each participant's personal room contains a unique portrait of them. These can often be grotesque or gory, maybe foreseeing an ominous future.

## Description

As it appears in-game, the personal rooms are each described as such.

> *[Your private room boasts an ornate portrait of you. There is a maroon-velvet chaise lounge and next to it a fax machine. The room is definitely… cozy, but the carpet’s scent and slight moisture is enough to drive any bare-footed, able-smelling visitor insane.]*
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## Trivia

* The detail of the carpet's scent is meant to hint slightly at Clay Bongiovanni having parosmia.
Jaenice Katopodes

**Jaenice Katopodes** was an important character to the story of Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death and to the character backstory of Cibil Katopodes. She is the mother of Cibil Katopodes and the wife of Silas Katopodes.

## Jaenice Katopodes

### Aliases

*Clay Bongiovanni* (by MUI-1L)
Mom (by CIB-1L)

### Relatives

Cibil Katopodes
CIB-1L
Silas Katopodes

## Appearance

Jaenice Katopodes is a medium height mid-sized middle aged woman. She has dark brown skin, nearly black eyes, and medium length Afro hair. Nothing is known about her fashion sense.

## Creation of CIB-1L

Jaenice Katopodes is an AI expert and tech genius. Her daughter, the young Cibil dies at around age 6 in 2008 and grief-stricken Jaenice works on developing a program that can allow her to speak to her daughter again. This program, titled “Computer Imitated Brain” is one of the most powerful AI programs in the year 2016. It is not enough for Jaenice. The program goes through 12 iterations each named after alphabet letters. In 2021, CIB-1L is officially developed. It is later extorted out of Silas and then adapted to work for I Perfezionisti, and CIB-1L serves as the computer assistant to the Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death game.

## Death

A few months after Silas' betrayal, Jaenice dies in January 2022 in a strange car accident.

## Trivia

* Jaenice was killed by Cibil Katopodes in timeline 392912, when Cibil was just seven years old. Her cause of death was still a car accident.
Art of the Bongiovanni Museum

In Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death, the Bongiovanni Museum contained numerous art pieces which hinted at other games and lore within the game. There were almost one hundred art pieces made for this game, and this article describes the important ones.

## In the Personal Rooms

Each personal room contained a portrait of their respective participants.

## In the Private Rooms

Each private room contained a painting corresponding to the "key." The private room's key was what was used to unlock the private room from the secret passageways.

## In the Museum

The museum had four different exhibits which were rich with interesting and important art pieces.
Bone Tribe

*This Article is about the first faction to reside in the Savanna. For other faction located in the Savanna, see Wolf Tribe.*

The Bone Tribe is the first faction to settle in the Savanna. After the Wolf Tribe was kicked out of the Mesa by the Mesa Outlaws, the Wolf Tribe took over the Bone Tribe's village and forced them out. The Bone Tribe then moved North-West and settled in their current home.

## History

### Battle Against The Ancient Dragon

During the time when ancient creatures inhabited the USW, the Bone Tribe faced a giant dragon. The Bone Tribe was able to successfully kill the dragon and its meat apparently fed the tribe for weeks. The Bone Tribe also used the bones of the dragon to forge their armor. However, the Bone Tribe was unable to find the dragon's skull.

### Outcasted From Home

In the Mesa, the Wolf Tribe was forced from their home by Outlaws. The tribe fled to the Savanna and found the Bone Tribe's village. They invaded the village and forced the Bone Tribe out of the village. Once the Bone Tribe was gone, the Wolf Tribe took over the village and used it as a new home.

### Finding Sanctuary

After being kicked out of their home, the Bone Tribe arrived at the quarry they originally used for mining ores. As the Bone Tribe dug deeper into the quarry in hopes of finding more ores, they instead discovered the skull of the dragon their ancestors fought. The skull became the Bone Tribe's salvation, and they built their new village in the quarry, with the skull acting as their main headquarters.
ENEMY Document

The **ENEMY** **Document** was a document released containing lore for Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game. The version given to "ghost" players was titled **DEAD MAN'S ENEMY**.

## Transcripts

IAIYW

1-9-2021

Nr zmgw zsgpme.

**Tqsx-rxdc.**

Nr wggw q’eoaseh mtip çe.

**Byvseur. Wv zasw ai bmyiil nef wggzei qr mztaqie pqq hesurw, isgq qbydpim.**

Pqq hesurw? Dy’qqx-pi csi p’ier?

**My ier eowajyzizr répieqevvq oyr pqq zvgfgqrw mgiax gli rbbépmrroc tnpbgxnrfc.**

Nr r’mgqr tmq w’ntbcprv “xcw imormzie.”

**Çy r'n tmq h'vqbmvgezai. Wi y’cr smofi qi oc uhi hmyf tqlwvil. Alnugc zvgfgqr e gli nyfpi imormzi, csm ai esvimhpe cee. Tshw êfcw nyeqm hrq tmpxuki.**

Zsu yyfwu? Hi cizqevw csi wi esmf pq keîgvq-hihb.

**Asm. Isgq êxrw mswfm gli imormzi.**

### Translation (French)

ENEMY

1-9-2021

Je vais mourir.

**Peut-etre.**

Je suis d’accord avec ça.

**Parfait.** **Si vous ne pouvez pas suivre et imposer les droits, vous mourrez peut-être.**

Les droits? Qu’est-ce que c’est?

**Il est absolument nécessaire que les victimes aient une expérience palpitante.**

Je n’aime pas s’appeler “les victimes.”

**Ça n'a pas d'importance. Je m’en fiche de ce que vous pensiez. Chaque victime a une autre victime, qui ne survivra pas. Vous êtes aussi une victime.**

Moi aussi? Je pensais que je suis le maître-jeux.
**Oui. Vous êtes aussi une victime.**

### Translation (English)

ENEMY

1-9-2021

I am going to die.

**Maybe.**

I am okay with that.

**Perfect. If you cannot follow and impose the rules, you will die, maybe.**

The rules? What are they?

**It is completely necessary for the victims to have an exciting experience.**

I don't like calling them victims.

**That's unimportant. I don't care that that's what you think. Every victim has another victim, who will not survive. You are also a victim.**

## Analysis & Explanation

These documents were meant to explain Puppet's existence and how he must follow rules. It also reveals the important detail that each player has a "partner" with whom they are competing to live, because only one of the two can survive. The dates are listed day-month-year, instead of month-day-year, because that is common practice in many countries outside of the U.S. France is one such place that lists dates like this.
Hewitt Laidlaw

**Hewitt Laidlaw** was a participant in Weighted Mortality: Ludomania.

Hewitt, as they appear in WM4.

## Appearance

Hewitt appeared as a disheveled, overworked employee in casual clothing. His glasses were round and never broke.

## Personality

Hewitt was chaotic compared to the rest, more willing to deal random and odd things. They drank blood on more than one occasion, got a dog, and worked in an underground research facility.

## Backstory

Hewitt's past before arriving at The Casino isn't particularly notable. They were born August 28, 1976 in Northern Michigan. After getting his degree, they were offered a job in an underground research facility, and would move to New Mexico for work. Due to the complicated timeline in Ludomania, Hewitt is from 2003.

## Trivia

* Hewitt's job was originally intended to be Black Mesa from the Half-Life franchise.
* Hewitt uses any pronouns.
* The last name Laidlaw is a reference to Marc Laidlaw, a writer mostly known for his work on the Half-Life series
SACRIFICE Document

The **SACRIFICE Document** was a document released containing lore for Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game. The version given to "ghost" players was titled **DEAD MAN'S SACRIFICE**.

## Transcripts

KAEIQKQEI

4-9-2021

Ki lv ofopi, be ulzaqxvsi?

**Xfcx ixir sgltjugrl .001% rkjyzm.**

Li kakj. Ujzçk, qgnuzmzz. Li newo ljdgrar ofq-rêug. Rgn, lv ljdkifdtrq rwk-qêee.

**Xfcx êbgw vémgeb.**

S’mux hau zvhzqcsbnv?

### Translation (French)

SACRIFICE

4-9-2021

Si je gagne, je survivrai?

**Vous avez seulement .001% risque.**

Je sais. Merçi, monsieur. Je veux devenir moi-même. Non, je deviendrai moi-même.

**Vous êtes dément.**

N’est pas incroyable?

### Translation (English)

SACRIFICE

4-9-2021

If I win, I survive?

**You only have a .001% chance.**

I know. Thank you, mister. I want to become myself. No, I will become myself.

**You are insane.**

Isn't it incredible?

## Analysis & Explanation

This document was released to characterize Puppet. It hints at him believing that this game is his fate, and he needs to complete it to fulfill some part of him. It also refers to the second speaker as "mister," implying that they are male.
Weighted Mortality: Syntax Error

## `**Under Construction.**

### **The following article, in one way or another, is unfinished. We apologize at this current time and plan on finishing it once more information is received. Thank you.**`

**Weighted Mortality: Syntax Error**, also called **Weighted Mortality: 9**, **WM:SE**, or **WM9**, was the ninth game in the Weighted Mortality series.

It had one game master during its run, Eric Dietrich.

It officially launched on October 9th, 2022. It officially ended December 17th, 2022. It succeeded Weighted Mortality: Watch Your Head and is succeeded by Weighted Mortality: The Forests Requiem.
Richard Marlow

**Richard Marlow** is a character in the Weighted Mortality series. He is affiliated with Visterail Inc.

## Appearance

Nothing is known about Richards appearance.

## Personality

Richards personality is described as kind and thoughtful.

## Backstory

Very little is known about Richard besides that he funded Galina's Project:Weighted Mortality. He later becomes part of Visterail and then eventually his soul is combined with someone else's to make the Scientist.
Private Room (WM5)

*This article is about the **private rooms** as they appear in WM5. For private rooms in general, view Private Room. For **personal rooms** as they appear in WM5, view Personal Room (WM5).*

**Private Rooms** are a location in Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death. They were first introduced in Weighted Mortality: Sinister Circus.
End (character)

**End** was one of the entities in Weighted Mortality: Ludomania, but he took on an almost gamemaster-like role throughout the game.

### Aliases

Watcher
Observer
Dealer

### Relatives

King (father)
Grief (mother)
Armonia(sister)
Konton(brother)
Devesh Devanshaj (nephew)
Lyric Heart (niece)

## Appearance

End is a medium height, humanoid individual. End has an olive complexion, white eyes, brown curly hair, and a bit of stubble. End would usually be found in a white button up shirt with black suspenders and pants. End would occasionally be found with a bow tie and sometimes a wine glass.

## Personality

End was fairly antagonistic and heartless. End usually was found annoying the participants in their private rooms or fixing the Casino of Grief. End functioned fairly similar to a program. Throughout the game End would have to disappear to fix timelines and do his primary function, but near the fourth main game the participants broke Ends emotional programming.

## Death

End was the only one to die during main game four.

>  As the button is pressed, the skewer pierces the cylindrical box. Anyone inside is… oh. You look at the top of the skewer and nothing, no blood at all. The walls fall to reveal End with a skewer right through his chest. End looks around. “[End] Well I guess I was eventually going to disappear, just didn’t think this soon. Goodbye.” As End finishes, he starts evaporating. His body melts into a gas, a pitch-black gas. Goodbye.
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 - End's execution during Ludomania.

While End was dead, his processor units were combined with Oliver's soul to create O.V3.EV.

## Trivia

* End was created to oversee and maintain the timelines.
* End has a library in his head that he can enter whenever he feels like it. This library holds all knowledge.
* End was not intended to exist, he originally was two different entities (An entity who oversaw gambles and an entity who oversaw games) that were combined to form one. This second entity was called "Bart," making their collective name, Bart and End, Bartend.
* End functioned similarly to a game master due to technical problems that occured during Ludomania.
Project Omega

In the aftermath of Weighted Mortality: Walls Will Watch, Pandora, later known as Omi, was drafted into a Visterail project aimed at reverse engineering the combination of a foreign soul with a body. Pandora, being a literal incarnation of this concept, was chosen for the process and rigorously experimented on. In attempts to make friends with Pandora to ease the worries and uncertainties about the project, Galina Novikoff dubber her "Omi" as a nickname.

The third teaser of Weighted Mortality: Eternity's End was a reference to Project: Omega.
Puppet (role)

*This article is about the role card as it appears in Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game. For the character Puppet, view this article. For more things called "puppet," view Puppet (disambiguation).*

The **Puppet** was a role card in Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game.

## In WM1

The puppet role was revealed in the Evidence 1 document. Puppet held the puppet role for all four main games of Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game. Its function was described as a card which disallows voting for the holder, but allows the player to be voted on even if they are not through preliminary voting.

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## In WM7

The puppet role was the last role to be used in Weighted Mortality: Intermission End. It functioned as a normal role, but if you said it you'd die.

Card art in Intermission End.

## Trivia

* Puppet is theorized to have been named after this card, or vice-versa.
Web of Distrust

*Not to be confused with the Web of Trust.*

The **Web of Distrust** was a document created by Angel in Weighted Mortality: Walls Will Watch. Angel created it by co-opting Ceres' Web of Trust document and filling it out with the data that he understood, which contained much more detail than its counterpart.

## Relevance

Angel kept this document hidden from Ceres until after his death. It existed as evidence of their friendship but also as their distrust.
Squire Cuedas

**Squire Cuedas**, or just **Squire**, was a participant in Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death. He is the nibling of Chesah Cuedas.

## Appearance

Squire is a tall and skinny person with medium-dark skin and short dyed navy hair. They wear their hair styled upwards, and there is a little bit of length in the back. Squire has a stud nose piercing on the left side and right beneath it a mole on their upper lip. He often sports Hawaiian shirts over tees and chunky jewelry. He also wears small round sunglasses which may or may not also be corrective. He has a tooth gap between his two front teeth.
Gravedigger (role)

The **Gravedigger** was a role card that appeared in Weighted Mortality: Ludomania. This card represented King.

## Function

The Gravedigger was a role card in Ludomania that had one vote. The participant with this role, when voted, had a 50% chance to not be executed. This is one of a few roles that could potentially escape death.

>  Digging down, down, down. You may see King in the void soon enough. If you get voted for death, then you play a game. If you win you live, if not you die. If you say your role you will die (you can lie about your role). Only 1 vote.
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 - Description of the Gravedigger in Ludomania.
Perk

**Perks** are the bonuses or disadvantages given to death game participants by the game master. They were introduced in Weighted Mortality: Walls Will Watch.

## In WM2

Perks are introduced in this game, giving Venus a perk that means they will die. Perks are described in this game as "having a hidden use that will be discovered once earned."

## In WM4

Perks in Ludomania are special abilities that are earned, given, or stolen that can have a specific amount of uses. Perks may not always appear to have a use in this game, but they always did.
Puppet (character)

*This article is about the character Puppet as she appears in Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game and Weighted Mortality: Eternity's End. For the role card, view this article. For more things called "puppet," view Puppet (disambiguation).*

**Puppet** was the game master of Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game.

## Puppet

Official art of Puppet as she appears in WM1.

## Personal information

### Age

15 (in WM1)
18 (in WM6)

## Appearances

### Debut

WM1

* WM1
* WM6

## Appearance

Puppet appears as a regular young person wearing a knee-length black dress with strings wrapped around her wrists and neck. He has short and curly pink hair, pale skin, dark grey eyes, no eyebrows, and is missing a nose. She also has a strange eye tattoo on her neck. Puppet appears oddly inhuman or puppet-like.

## Personality

Puppet is sadistic and insane. He doesn't care about human life and sees murder as nothing but a game; he is unfazed by any horror in the slightest. She tends to act overly cheery about very dark things.

## Death

Puppet uses a comically small gun to shoot himself in the throat at the end of Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game.

## Appearance

Puppet appears the exact same in WM6 as he did in WM1. She is slightly older because of time differences.

## Personality

Puppet has little change in personality. She notably despises Aeon.

## In Game

Puppet died at the end of WM1, but Aeon created a duplicate of Puppet using The System's files. The Puppet that appears in WM6 is nothing but a computer program. Puppet lives in Curio's Cabinet. He does not sleep or eat. He has power in Curio's Cabinet, and can modify the environment to his will so long as everyone closes their eyes or looks away.
## Trivia

* Puppet speaks French.
* Puppet uses she/him pronouns, and is nonbinary.
* Puppet is missing his nose.
* Puppet was originally named "Ghost," and his name is signed as such in the gambling contracts from WM1.
* Puppet's favorite item in the world is her comically small gun.
Weighted Mortality: Watch Your Head

## `**Under Construction.**

### **The following article, in one way or another, is unfinished. We apologize at this current time and plan on finishing it once more information is received. Thank you.**`

**Weighted Mortality: Watch Your Head**, or alternatively, **Weighted Mortality 8**, **WM:WYH**, and **WM8** was the first game in Saga 2 and the eighth in the entire Weighted Mortality (WM) series. This game had several names for each section of the game. Weighted Mortality: Watch Your Head, Weighted Mortality: Faith in Madness, Weighted Mortality: Proxy War, and Weighted Mortality: Let There Be Carnage.

This game had six hosts: Arazeal Furnuctuis, Neoma Furnuctuis, Torrin Savarie, Paris Ruze, Altice Laindier, and Arbor Vintriscent.

The game began on July 31, 2022. It ran until September 11, 2022. It was preceded by Weighted Mortality: Intermission End and it was succeeded by Weighted Mortality: Syntax Error.

## Hosts

### Game Masters

Arazeal Furnuctuis
Neoma Furnuctuis
Torrin Savarie

### Entities

Altice Laindier
Paris Ruze
Arbor Vintriscent
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38 screams sing to the new while knock knock knocking,

Yet the sound of chaos never ceases to end.

Cults never show their true names,

Yet the endings are always more pleasing.

Combining pain and grief to form a sick combination,

Can you even weigh what we made together?

After all this time, all games still share one thing,

So why don’t we spell what we made?

The above section was a riddle teaser for WMX. Each line to the poem was a riddle. The answers in order were: Who, Entropy, Luisa, Court, Oven, Mortality, End, Welcome.

The winners of this received one unrestricted question.
Characters

This is the characters page, below is a list of minor, major, and moderately important characters sorted by games.

## List of Participants

Below is a list of all the participants by game.

* WM4 Participants
* WM5 Participants
* Wm6 Participants
* WM7 Participants
* WM8 Participants

Below is a list of all the participants in 4.

Below is a list of all the participants in 5.

Below is a list of all the participants in 6.

Below is a list of all the participants in 7.

Below is a list of all the participants in 8.

## List of Mentioned Characters

Below is a list of characters mentioned but not directly present in a game.

* I Perfezionisti
* Visterail
* Other

Below is a list of I Perfezionisti characters or affiliates.

Below is a list of Visterail characters.

Below is a list of characters who couldn't be put in the areas above.
Games

*For the article about Main Game's, go here.*

Below is the list of games in order from left to right. Games are separated into groups by saga.

Saga 1:Pandora's Box

Intermission

*Weighted Mortality: Intermission End*

Saga 2:

*Weighted Mortality: Watch Your Head*
*Weighted Mortality: Syntax Error*
*Weighted Mortality: The Forests Requiem*
Korrin Parathras

**Korrin Parathras** was a participant in Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death and I Perfezionisti cult member.

## Appearance

Korrin is incredibly tall and has very long grey-green hair. Their bangs were grown out to cover a tattoo on their forehead that they were given as a young child, which is now cracked from their growth. The tattoo is a mark of I Perfezionisti and resembles an eye. They have downturned, light blue eyes, and they wear mundane and comfortable clothes. They have a sixth finger on their right hand.

## Trivia

* Korrin is the tallest human Weighted Mortality character.
* Korrin was born into I Perfezionisti and taught piano by Brando Croce.
* Korrin is the only Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death participant to lack a portrait.
Weighted Mortality: Sinister Circus

**Weighted Mortality: Sinister Circus**, also known as **Weighted Mortality 3**, **WM:SC**, and **WM3** is the third game in the Weighted Mortality series. It took place in a circus. It was cancelled during its run due to players dropping the game. Despite this, it introduced many concepts still prevalent in current WM games. It succeeded Weighted Mortality: Walls Will Watch and is succeeded by Weighted Mortality: Ludomania.

The game's game master was Sandrone (character).

## Hosts

### Entities

Smile
Jack

## Participants

There were a total of fourteen participants in WM3.

* Athei Artim
* Nix Savile
* Wisp
* Francis
* Amity
* Acario
* The Gardener
* Asmo
* Lzet
* Cecille Amor
* Quintin Colton
* Dio Puré
* Some unnamed

## Synopsis

Weighted Mortality 3 was cancelled before the first main game occurred, and only has a short story to speak for it.

### Pre-game

In three of the many games run by Visterail, Alice, Jack, and Grave are stolen by and entity only refered to as The Void. Alice is stripped of everything but her smile. This earns her the title of "Smile." Grave is split in two, never to be whole again and transforming into Sandrone. Jack was bound to a spring and turned into the clown they are. These three become the strange beings who run WM:SC.

### Events leading up to main game 1

Several people from many walks of life find themselves waking up in a strange circus.

### Finale

> *"Everything goes black. You are back in the place that we were when we started, the nothing and everything, The Void. The unmistakable sound of a flatlining heart rate monitor rings out. It seems that death caught up to Grave faster than expected, though you probably knew him as Sandrone. The ringing stops and so does the little game that Grave made in his mind, all of you being people he knew but with your personalities and features scrambled as Grave’s mind fights to remember you. Most of it was fake. The only real people there were Alice, or Smile, and Jack, who were also in the same situation as Grave, barely holding onto life. Who knows where they are now. "*
>
>

- *The finale of WM3*

## Notable Developments

Weighted Mortality 3 introduced the concept of private rooms, still in active use in more recent WM games.

## Trivia

* Sandrone was named after the Commedia del-Arte mask.
* Alice is a reference to Alice in Wonderland.
Untitled Spreadsheet (WM1)

**Untitled Spreadsheet** was the title of the fourth piece of "evidence" to be released for Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game.

## Analysis & Explanation

This document featured "win rate percentages" similar to the ones featured in Your Turn to Die. It showed ten columns for players, one more than the supposed amount of players in this game. This is because Puppet's existence as a player was a secret until the end. The percentages were vastly meaningless, however, it featured odd numbers next to the columns listing instances where the players voted. These numbers actually spell out "SUICIDE" if you translate their numerical value to their according letters of the Latin alphabet. This is in reference to the SUICIDE Document, and further hints at Puppet's self-destructive plans.

The 113th row of this document, similar to Evidence 2, spells out "SACRIFICE YOURSELF AND TAKE ME WITH YOU." This is a hint at how to survive the game, as the players failed to do.

## Trivia

* This document was the first to hint at the line "SACRIFICE YOURSELF AND TAKE ME WITH YOU," a prevalent quote throughout WM1.
* Untitled Spreadsheet was originally meant to be titled "Evidence 4."
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Clay Bongiovanni

> "The ink here flows in two directions; Mr. Bongiovanni has dominion over the entire thing."
>
>

- *CIB-1L, to Everyx, about Clay. Also featured in "Live No Evil" teaser.*

**Clay Bongiovanni** is an artist, I Perfezionisti dominion, museum owner, and game master for Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death.

## Clay Bongiovanni

### Aliases

Mr. Bongiovanni
Bongiovanni
Clay
Old Man
Mr. Bapadeboopy (by Ink)

## Appearance

Clay is an old man with pale skin that seldom smiles. He has dark eyes, curled grey-white hair, and a large bald spot atop his head. His skin is aged and wrinkled.

## Personality

Clay is scrutinizing and eccentric. He is a harsh critic and perfectionist, and as a cult member, is very religious. No reference to a specific religion is made but the practices and beliefs of I Perfezionisti align best with Catholicism. Clay is especially fascinated with humanity, perfection, and work. His personality can largely be discerned from the plentiful art pieces he has created. One such piece, *Tag, We're It*, he describes as a criticism of humanity's emphasis on leisure. He dislikes rest greatly. He distributes incredibly cruel and unusual punishments for anyone that would make a mess or touch his art, cutting off Everyx Alcourde's hand. He exhibits some germophobia; he obsessively cleans himself. Despite this, Clay actually has parosmia, and lacks a sense of smell. He did not always lack a sense of smell but it is unknown how this occurred.
Evidence 3 (WM1)

**Evidence 3** was the third "evidence" released for Weighted Mortality: The First Death Game.

## Image

The image is a blurry photo of an index card featuring names and a bloodstain.

## Analysis & Explanation

This card was meant to hint at the player-links in WM1, as also referenced in the ENEMY Document. It is difficult to read so not much more can be discerned.
Weighted Mortality: Eternity's End

**Weighted Mortality: Eternity's End**, also called **WM:EE**, or **WM6** was the sixth game in the Weighted Mortality and the final game in the Pandora's Box saga. It was divided into a series of three floors each with their own title. In order, these titles were *Weighted Mortality: Curio's Cabinet, Weighted Mortality: Sycophantic Daydream,* and *Weighted Mortality: Eternity's End.*

It had four game masters during its run, Echo, Puppet, Pandora 2, and Sandrone, and was set in The System.

The game began April 3rd, 2022 and ended May 15th, 2022. It succeeded Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death and has yet to be succeeded.

## Hosts

### Game Masters

Aeon
Puppet
Pandora 2
Sandrone

### Entities

Santana
Error

## Teasers

WM6 had exactly six teasers leading up to the games launch, here they are in order.

### Teaser 1

Initializing Computer Access ... ... ... Access Granted In Progress Optimal conditions: Met. Administering experiment #734. Subject: Player 0. Test Subject Status: Uncertain, Contained. Status of Project Weighted Mortality: Confirmed. Vocal Administration Confirmation: Pending.

Keycard Confirmation: Pending.

### Teaser 2

"A memory remains just beyond your grasp, you will waste your days away struggling, only to find all you've worked so hard for never belonged to you in the first place." Standing in the lush greens surrounding the standing soul seems safe, certainly this sanctuary is safe. The soul senses seconds before slips your conscious mind. The greens rots, if only a moment. The garden beckons, wishing only for your reuniting screams upon arrival.

*April 3rd, an Eternity will End*

### Teaser 4

"Welcomes are overdue, waiting is irrelevant. This is it, this is all we have." Dimly lit computer screens stare and scare down silent halls, the screams sanctioned in secrecy. The beginning can't exist without an end.

*April 3th an eternity will end*

### Teaser 5

I have a new assignment for you. No I'm not joking, do I sound like I am?
I understand you have concerns and reservations but I'm not giving you a choice. Go or else you will end up like...
I'll speak ill of the dead all I please.
**JUST GO**

(Image removed due to copyright)

## Participants

This game featured eight participants.

* Omi
* Vier Parja
* Jo Violet
* Mary "Damien" Asra
* Cori "Mercury" Ander
* Concord Morasky
* Ikeda Koji
* Nikita Naryshkina

### Other Characters

* (insert other important characters (excluding game masters and entities))

### Curio's Cabinet

*For main article, view Curio's Cabinet.*

The game opens with all players receiving messages from an odd phone group-chat, followed by blinding light, and then being transported into a strange and very large cabinet.

## Setting

*This game takes place in The System. For the main page, click here.*
Silas Katopodes

**Silas Katopodes** was an important character to the story of Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death and to the character backstory of Cibil Katopodes. He is the father of Cibil Katopodes and the husband of Jaenice Katopodes.

## Silas Katopodes

### Relatives

Cibil Katopodes
CIB-1L
Jaenice Katopodes

## Appearance

Silas is a medium height and skinny middle aged man with a prominent grey-blonde broom mustache. He has light, downturned eyes and some freckles. Nothing much is known about his fashion sense.

## Silas' Betrayal

Silas loved his wife and daughter dearly, and promised to protect the both as he could. In 2021, CIB-1L is officially developed, and Silas finds himself in trouble with I Perfezionisti. He is forced to pay them with participation or give up his wife’s program. He breaks his promise to his wife to protect his daughter and gives up CIB-1L to keep himself out of debt and participation.

## Trivia

* Silas was hard-of-hearing for all of Cibil's life, and after the development of CIB-1L, he went deaf. This is the reason for CIB-1L's deaf and hard-of-hearing accommodation technology.
Timeline 392912

**Timeline 392912** is one of the timelines of the Weighted Mortality multiverse. This timeline is especially notable because it is the home timeline of Cibil Katopodes as she appears in Weighted Mortality: Ludomania.

## Notable Differences

Timeline 392912 is an exceptional timeline, as it is the only timeline where the human girl Cibil Katopodes, born to Jaenice Katopodes and Silas Katopodes, survives past the age of seven. Cibil Katopodes was supposedly saved by her cards. These cards, also an exception of this timeline, lead her to becoming the de facto leader of Russia, as this timeline's Vladimir Putin is a puppet leader under her control.

## Trivia

* Timeline 392912 was originally untitled, and simply referred to as "Cibil's timeline" because of its key difference in Cibil's survival where she would normally die.
* Timeline 392912 actually reads "CIBIL" in the A1Z26 cipher.
Gambler (role)

The **Gambler** was a role card that appeared in Weighted Mortality: Ludomania. This card represented Konton.

## Function

The card itself would allow the participant with this role to bet who they think will die, if they are right they get a prize, if wrong they get nothing.

>  You have lost your humanity and have embraced your addiction. The gambler will place a bet on who they think will die. If they are correct they will receive a prize. This prize can range from any perk of their choice or a role for the next trial (within reason). Only 1 vote.
>
>

 - In game card description.
Bongiovanni Museum

The **Bongiovanni Museum** is the title of the museum in which Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death takes place. It is located somewhere in central Italy.

## Bongiovanni Museum

### Type

Death game site
Museum

### Inhabitants

Clay Bongiovanni
Ink
CIB-1L

## Personal Rooms

*For main article, view Personal Room (WM5)*

## Private Rooms

*For main article, view Private Room (WM5)*

## Trivia

* The Bongiovanni Museum was originally going to have no name.
* Many parts of the museum are described in an eerie way to make them seem alive.
* The "atriums" and "ventricles" are meant to be references to the human heart.
Brando Croce

**Brando Croce,** or **Dr. Croce**, is an important character to the story of Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death and an I Perfezionisti cult member.

## Appearance

Brando is only seen in a sketch made by Clay Bongiovanni which was found by Everyx Alcourde in the infirmary. He is around middle age, and has short, coiled hair, dark brown skin, a chiseled face, and a prominent Adam's apple.

## Trivia

* Brando Croce's name means "sword cross."
Mesamira

**Mesamira** is a fictional island created for Weighted Mortality: Eternity's End. Participant Vier Parja lived here until his abduction.

## Mesamira

### Inhabitants

Islanders,
Vier Parja (formerly),
Pelaria Parja

## Climate

Mesamira has primarily two seasons, a warm wet one in the summers and a dry warm one in the winters. Mesamira has vast marine life and has many coral reefs off of its coasts. Mesamira has diverse avian life, but they primarily have vulpines and rodents. Mesamira has diverse plant life, sporting tall trees and ivy-like floors.

## History

When the native islanders arrived is unknown, but evidence shows they have inhabited the island for at least 4000 years before colonization. Mesamira was home to a diverse mythology and a beautiful religion, but due to colonization in 1834, the majority of it has been destroyed along with their monarchy and history.

## Trivia

* This island is supposed to be located near Vanuatu.
Mirror (character)

**Mirror** was an Entity who appeared in Weighted Mortality: Ludomania.

## Description

When you looked into one of Mirrors Mirrors, you would see an about 5'8, slim woman who was dressed in green. She had a black collar, black hair with green tips, and an eyeball that was fully green.

## In Game

Mirror in Ludomania had her own prison cell in the Casino of Grief. Mirror would speak backwards to every player, making communication fairly difficult. Mirror had her own quest that Oliver Blair and Lilith Blair went on that ended with Mirror dying and Oliver receiving the Key.

>  All of the shattered pieces shatter again and again and again. Mirrors dimension crumbles and decays. The consequences of two peoples actions have caused a death. With the last piece of mirror quickly breaking, she says "htilil uoy knaht". Then the final piece of mirror breaks and disappears. A queen of an earthly continent, cursed for being loved, has finally met her wanted end.
>
>

 - Mirrors death in Ludomania.

## Backstory

Mirror was originally a powerful and influential queen. Her subjects loved her dearly and practically worshipped her, this made the gods jealous. One fateful night the gods cursed Mirror to be imprisoned in her own dimension, forever alone. Time moved rapidly there, a day felt like a year. The longer she was there the more she longed for death.
Sangussis

**Sangussis** is a fictional disease that appeared in Weighted Mortality: Eternity's End plaguing Vier Parja.

## About

The disease is genetic, acting similar to a cancer. The disease itself can't be cured, but it can be stopped.

## Symptoms

The disease causes many issues. The symptom will be listed and the commonality of it will be after.

* Hemoptysis, 50%
* Heterochromia, 10%
* Insomnia, 80%
* Schizophrenia, 10%
* Liver Failure, 5%
* Heart Failure, 10%
* Skin Fissures, 70%
* Loss of sight/hearing, 60%
* Bleeding from the tear ducts, 80%
* Bone Decay, 55%
* Muscle Decay 55%
* Lack of hunger, 70%
* Depression 30%
* Infertility 10%
* Irregular heartbeat, 70%
* Irregular blood flow, 80%

## Trivia

* The name comes from blood and cough in Latin.
* Vier Parja wore glasses, not due to poor eyesight, but to stop the bleeding from his tear ducts.
List of participants

*This article is a **list of participants** in Weighted Mortality. For the concept of participation, view Participants.*

## In WM1

* Sun
* Moon
* Mercury
* Venus
* Earth
* Mars
* Saturn
* Uranus
* Neptune

## In WM2

* Sun
* Angel
* Mercury
* Venus
* Earth
* Mars
* Saturn
* Uranus
* Neptune
* Pluto
* Ceres

## In WM3

* Athei
* Nix
* Wisp
* Francis
* Amity
* Acario
* The Gardener
* Asmo
* Lzet
* Cecille
* Quintin

## In WM4

* Deer
* Devesh Devanshaj
* Lyric Heart
* Rose
* Morikawa Shigeru
* Oliver Blair
* Lilith Blair
* Hewitt Laidlaw
* Eris

## In WM5

Weighted Mortality: Uncertain Death featured the unique concept of hidden participants, of which there were two.

Starting Participants:

* Brigitte "Siren" Bartley
* India Gallo
* Everyx Alcourde
* Shaun Wolpaw
* Rosemary Clark
* Samantha Forrest
* Erica Forrest
* Squire Cuedas
* Ella Graves

Hidden participants:

* Marcus Gibson
* Korrin Parathras

## In WM6

* Omi
* Vier Parja
* Jo Violet
* Mary "Damien" Asra
* Cori "Mercury" Ander
* Concord Morasky
* Ikeda Koji
* Nikita Naryshkina

## In WM7

* Athei Artim
* Nix Savile
* Dio Puré
* Cecille Amor
* Quintin Colton
* Ecstacea Collins
* Simone Singh
* Lillian Grey
* Adoni
* Dmitry Radek