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Artificer

A Class in Gaea focused on the creation of magic items, Artificers practice a form of Arcane Magic known as Infusing, or simply Artifice. This craft specializes in imbuing objects with magical energy, often containing special properties to be temporarily or permanently imparted on the subjects. Artificers develop their skills in mundane craftmanship to make the most of their magical abilities and vice versa. Most learn the art of creating Automatons or Golems of one sort or another, despite the fact that these often become Monsters. Artificers are among the least likely of the Adventuring Classes to *actually* go Adventuring as their skills are in high demand and their practice both lucrative and best performed in a workshop. Those that *do* Adventure tend to prepare extensively beforehand by crafting useful items and fill a supportive role in their Parties by further empowering their allies.
Ritual Magic

A common magical technique employed widely throughout Gaea, Ritual Magic allows individuals who haven't thoroughly studied and mastered a particular spell to achieve the same or similar results through the use of time-consuming and often complicated practices. Developing new Rituals is often a key component in magical research and studying existing Rituals a major element of magical education. Some beings, primarily Beasts and Monsters, are instinctively capable of performing certain Ritual Magic, sometimes entirely subconsciously.
Mr. Sudden

**Mr. Oliver Sudden** is a supporting character in *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's 2nd.* He is the very strict headmaster of the Tulsa University. He is aware of the state law requiring masks during the ensuing coronavirus. When Sniffy is kidnapped, and Kaitlin leads a rescue mission, Anka struggles to keep the predicament a secret so Mr. Sudden wouldn't suspect.
The Church of the Twelve and One

The dominant religious institution of Meropis, Western Thule, Hispania, Atlantis, Kogaionon (*technically*), northern Mezzoramia, portions of Šamû, and major colonies in Vinland, Zarahemla, Aztlan, Paititi, Mu, and Altjira, the Church of the Twelve and One is one of the most far-reaching and powerful religious organizations in all of Gaea. The faith has had schisms and possesses a large number of denominations, many of which are officially declared heresies or blasphemies, and others which are considered orthodox or heterodox and accepted. However, the vast majority of followers still recognize the authority of its leadership and texts and adhere to the most basic principles of its doctrines. The Church is primarily devoted to the worship of the Twelve Olympians and Hades, but also venerates a wide range of other Divinities, including many that are not traditionally considered part of the Olympian Pantheon. The religion was originally devoted to the Reman Pantheon, though these deities are themselves ascended Aspects of their Olympian counterparts and was and is structured in a manner resembling the Catholic Church of Medieval Earth. This was done initially as a means of earning the favor of a notable Wayfarer, and persisted due to its efficacy in enacting the will of the deities it served.

The Church of the Twelve and One is one of the most easily recognizable institutions in the world, with at least a minor presence on every continent and subcontinent. It can literally be found everywhere, to some degree, even within the Abyss itself.
Markham

**Markham** is the protagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of the Hermit of Boston*. He is the kind-hearted bell-ringer of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross who was born with several deformities, possessing a hunched back among other physical abnormalities. Because of his appearance, he was condemned to the cathedral's highest tower by his cruel caretaker, Regina. From his isolated home, Markham developed a yearning to experience the outside world and live a normal life amongst the people of Boston.
Grande the Grand Pumpkin

**Grande the Grand Pumpkin** is a supporting character in *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Blunderful Halloween.*  He is a toy giver of Halloween, the hero of Chuckie, and the manager of Aragorn, the dragon who monitors crisis of Sniffy.  He is voiced by Dan Castellaneta, who also voiced Rusty and T.R. Chula.
Gaia

The Titaness after whom the world of Gaea is named, as well as its personification, she is the embodiment and will of the world, mother of the majority of the Titans, the first Cyclopes and Hecatonchieres, and the grandmother of many of the pantheons of Gods (most famously the Olympians). An immensely powerful Divinity, it was Gaia who created the first Monsters, and is suspected of having a hand in creating the Beasts that now plague Man and Monster alike.

Gaia is a tremendously potent and influential entity within the Kingdom of Heaven, to the point that she is effectively above the Authority granted to the King of Heaven. In fact, that Authority descends directly from her, having first granted it to her son Cronus in exchange for freeing her from her husband Ouranos's ceaseless copulation.
Mudblood

A Human Subrace found throughout the world of Gaea, Mudbloods, or Twains, are the result of other Human Subraces mixing. They make up the majority of most Human populations, excluding in very homogenous regions. They are also sometimes known as the Common Man for this reason. They tend to adapt to the local culture instead of having a distinct one of their own,and are especially likely to adapt to their general environment, social and economic class, and career rather than the particular Mana of the area.
Britt Sears

**Britt Sears** is the female lead of the *Future Shock* series. She is the deuteragonist of the first film, the tritagonist of the second film, the tetartagonist of the third film, and the main protagonist of the fourth film. She is a bright and adventurous girl living in Maybell, Colorado. She shares three adventures with her boyfriend Josh, and the prequel shows an adventure of her own, backstory and all.
Dylan

**Croc Dylan** is the tertiary antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's 2nd.* He is the greedy owner of *Croc Dylan's Animal Ranch* and an avid hunter who steals Sniffy in hopes of putting him and Tomo out of their misery for money. However, Sniffy's friends Kaitlin, Chuckie, Goosey, Peabody and Sherman saw Dylan steal their friend and went out to rescue Sniffy and bring him home.
Regina

**Madame Rita Regina** is the main antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of the Hermit of Boston.* She is a powerful Bostonian justice minister, who, after a series of sensitive circumstances, becomes the begrudged caretaker of the deformed Markham. Aside from her political authority, Regina is a religious zealot with intolerance for sinners. She believes the hippie-kind to be the most heinous of all malefactors, and therefore dedicates twenty years of her life to eradicating them. Regina's self-imposed mission drives her to perform inhumane acts of violence, all the while using her loyalty to God as justification.
Kit Kat

**Kit Kat** is a supporting character in *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy Goes to the White House*. She is a midwestern secret agent who is responsible for finding out information about Duke Hazard, a mysterious mastermind leading the Hazard gang and passing it on to Kaitlin before being captured. Much later, she assists the other agents for real.
Yar

**Coach Yar** is a supporting character in *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's 2nd*. She is the pushy gymnastics teacher of the Tulsa University. When Sniffy is kidnapped, and Kaitlin leads a resue mission, Anka covers up the situation by telling Mr. Sudden of a school play and a sleepover at Yar's room.
Jadis

**Jadis** is the posthumous overaching antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Lucky Day.* She is a legendary vain empress who only cares about collecting crystals, According to Jeb's backstory, the god Plutus cursed her with the Crystal Touch, which led to her petrification and the creation of the Hand of Jadis.
Denny

**Denny the Dinosaur** is the comic relief of the *Future Shock* series. He is the tritagonist of the first film, and a supporting character in the other films. He is a humble iguanodon living in Dinotopia. Josh adopted him as a hackling to prove his maturity, until their adventures test their friendship.
Harpy

**Colonel Harpy** is the overarching antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Golden Adventure*. He is the leader of the War Eagles. He is a cruel, greedy mercenary, driven by his strong lust for gold and religious fanaticism to slaughter the natives and conquer their land in the name of the Oklahoman crown.
Vern Sears

**Vern McGroom Sears** is the tetartagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Future Shock I ½: Britt's Radical Adventure*. He is the father of Scott and Britt Sears and the husband of Vera Sears. Vern could stand up for himself and the people he cared about, yet despite this he liked her women to be strong and able to protect him. He liked thinking back to the "old days", often telling the story of how he originally met and fell in love with Vera.
Aasimar (Race of Man)

A Race of Man who traces their ancestry to the Divines, Aasimar are known for their powerful presence and innate magical abilities and resistances. Aasimar are not a true-breeding Race, though the offspring of two Aasimar are more likely to be one themselves, Aasimar are most commonly born to parents of other Races who have a modicum of Divinity in their bloodlines; the greater the Divinity, the more likely such a birth is to occur. Seen as blessed beings, Aasimar are often pushed into religious service by their families or communities and are sometimes seen as being signs of divine favor upon either or both of these groups. This is not necessarily *true*, but this fact doesn't have much impact on public opinion. Aasimar tend to lead harsh lives, with high expectations heaped upon them from an early age and persisting throughout their often-demanding lives. Many become disillusioned by these experiences, becoming resentful and jaded, while others are able to accept such a life as a personal duty and take pride in their work. Still others flee such lives, striking out on their own or living in hiding.

While Aasimar can be descended from any sort of Divinity, most are not scions of the Gods or Titans but are instead descendants of Heroes or Lesser Divinities like Angels, Devas, or Agathions. Aasimar are often compared to Tieflings, a social practice that has driven many into conflict with one another.
Arcane Magic

A form of magic in Gaea that derives from the exploitation and manipulation of the metaphysical superstructure of reality, Arcane Magic is among the most commonly practiced forms of magic in Gaea. Wizards, Sorcerers, Witches, Magi, Bards, Arcanists, Hexblades, Bloodragers, Warlocks, Dread Necromancers, and a plethora of other Classes make use of Arcane Magic. Arcane Magic primarily revolves around either education in the structure of reality and how to bend it to achieve desired results with Mana, or by exploiting the power of one's own spiritual presence and properties to do the same. These two distinct approaches still rely on the same core mechanism, even if the manner in which they wield that mechanism vary. Those who follow the former path usually wield a much wider variety of Spells than the latter, but the latter tend to have more Mana with which to wield their Spells. This is usually less of a correlation and more of a causation, as individuals with the magical energy and properties needed to wield Sorcery rarely have cause to pursue the much more difficult path of Wizardry... and are often initially lacking in the full control of their powers needed to effectively study Wizardry as well.
Lucille

**Lucille** is the main antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's 2nd.* She is a hideous old woman who wants to usurp the throne by murdering Sniffy as revenge for him firing her as his advisor. She also has a strong, but rather dimwitted henchman named Manfred. She is also a rather diabolical, intelligent and manipulative alchemist who concocts various potions and unguents. She is Tomo's arch-nemesis.
Cronus

The last-born Titan child of Gaia and Ouranous, husband of his sister Rhea, and ruler of Gaea throughout the majority of the Golden Age of Man, he is the commissioner of the First Men and father of several of the Olympian Gods, including Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Hades, Hestia, and Demeter, as well as Aphrodite, and other, less clearly connected offspring.
Grace Robbin

**Grace Robbin** is the secondary female in the *Future Shock* series. She is the tetartagonist in the first film, and a supporting character in the other films. She is Josh's younger sister, and a resident of Maybell, Colorado. She and Britt compete for Josh's attention, until their adventures bring them closer together.
Kat Harvey

**Kat Harvey** is one of the guest stars in *Peabody's Adventures of Future Shock II: Forward to the Past.* Wise beyond her years, Kat has a deadpan, wry sense of humor (which is said to be shared with her boyfriend Casper) and a no-nonsense attitude. She can be stubborn and occasionally short-tempered, often putting up a stoic front to cover up her true vulnerability and self-doubt. Despite these traits, Kat remains a courageous and determined girl who isn't afraid to speak her mind and doesn't frighten easily. Kat is also empathetic and inquisitive, often expressing concern for the wellbeing of others, as well as the desire to learn new things.
Aragorn

**Aragorn** is the tetartagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Blunderful Halloween.* He is a guardian dragon who works for Grande. When he brings Sniffy's plight to Grande's attention, Grande sends him down to Tulsa to reason with the emperor, to the point of taking him to a world in which he was never born.  He is voiced by Mark Moseley.
Chuckie

**Chuckie** is the comic relief of the *Sniffy* series. He is the tritagonist of the first film, the deuteragonist of the fifth film, and a supporting character in the other films. He is a very guillible man, who looked identical to Sniffy, resulting in switching places, which gets the first adventure going. In the further adventures, he is a member of Team Sniffy, tagging along for the ride.
Rex

**King Rex** is a recurring antagonist of the *Future Shock* series. He is the main antagonist of the first film, the secondary antagonist of the second film, and the tertiary antagonist of the third film. He is an egotistical, power-hungry Tyrannosaurus Rex, true to his name, and the archenemy of Josh.
Vera Sears

**Vera Sears** is the tritagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Future Shock I ½: Britt's Radical Adventure*. She is Vera's wife and Scott and Britt's mother. In the original timeline, she is Darcy Zelda's employee. When the history was rewritten, she became Darcy's boss instead of her. We also know that she loves science-fiction by writing her own stories and watching TV programs on it.
Marko

**Marko** is the secondary antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Golden Adventure.* He appears to be a servant of Draco, moving to notify him of the arrival of Sniffy and Kaitlin. He is also in charge of security in Santa Cruz, ensuring the "commands" of the gods are followed. Later in the movie, Marko assists Draco in gathering the ingredients needed to activate a stone beetle to be used by Draco. He is sacrificed by Draco after the mad priest discovers his assistant is the final ingredient needed to activate the beast.
Shadowbolt

**Shadowbolt** is the tetartagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Golden Adventure,* and a supporting character in the other films*.* Originally a war horse who belonged to the War Eagle leader Colonel Harpy, Shadowbolt reluctantly joined Team Sniffy on their quest to find Santa Cruz after chasing after a soda bottle that fell off of Harpy's riverboat during a violent storm.
Clyde McBride

**Clyde McBride** is one of the guest stars in *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's 2nd.* He is awkward, caring, nerdy, sweet, and supportive at the same time. Lincoln can always count on Clyde to help him with a plan. Like Lincoln, Clyde has a passion for comic books, video games, and science fiction movies. They are collectively called Clincoln McCloud.
Winnifred

**Winnifred the Weather Witch** is the main antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Future Shock III: Global Meltdown.* She is a weather witch in Maya. Her goal is to exterminate all humans and repopulate the world with clones like her to avoid enslavement. Her accomplices are Trump, Rex, the Steel Clan and the Morbots, while her archenemy is the witch from which she is cloned, Caroline Peter.
Raybert

**Sir Raybert** is the main antagonist in *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy Out West.* He is a wicked mollusk-man who seeks to conquer Sulphur.  He first electrocutes Sniffy and Kaitlin's train the Oklahoma Zephyr to make way for a hyperspace bypass.  He later raids shipping in the town, until the Space Cowpokes and Oklahomans thwart Raybert once and for all.
Danielle

**Danielle** is the deuteragonist of *Peabody's Adventures of the Hermit of Boston*. She is a young hippie woman, who dwells within the streets of Boston. Danielle is an outspoken humanitarian, which drives her to protect the deformed bell-ringer, Markham, from his oppressors—namely Regina. This act of mercy, coupled with her beauty and cultural background, makes Danielle the main target of Regina's wrath.
Dagger

**Tandy Bowen** is a former street thief with the ability to channel the Lightforce, an ability she gained after being exposed to a explosion of energy caused by the Roxxon Gulf Platform's collapse, the same night her father, Nathan Bowen, died. Her powers are connected to her best friend and partner Tyrone Johnson, who was also exposed to the energy from an explosion. Despite having vastly different backgrounds, both share similar experiences with the loss of Tandy's father and Ty's brother.

## Relationship

### Allies

* Tyrone Johnson/Cloak - Best Friend and Partner
* Brigid O'Reilly
* Runaways
	+ Nico Minoru
	+ Karolina Dean
	+ Chase Stein
	+ Gert Yorkes
	+ Alex Wilder
* Peter Parker/Spider-Man
Meowrice

**Meowrice** is the tertiary antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy the Beagle*. He is an ally of Clayface. He was once Sniffy's feline advisor, but after getting tired of the young emperor refusing to listen to him, he went to work with the alchemist. He is the one responsible for Sniffy's beagle transformation, and he is the reason the emperor went on his adventure.
Gorex

A dangerous category of Beasts marked by their bipedal nature, these creatures often have ape-like physiques but the physical characteristics of other large, aggressive animals, such as bulls, boars, lions, tigers, bears, wolves, hippos, and the like. Able to use crude tools and of a larger and more muscular body than the similar, smaller Vermidons, Gorex often dominate groups of this other category... or work together to bring down larger groups of Men. Gorex are brutish, but tactically capable naturally and more cunning than most Beasts, making them quite dangerous. Especially in groups.
Ella Gant

**Ella Gant** is the tertiary female of the *Sniffy* series. She is the tritagonist of the forth film, the tetartagonist in the seventh film, and a supporting character in the fifth film. She is the soothsayer of Santa Cruz. She tests Sniffy and Kaitlin's friendship, until she helps them balace gold and glory.
Ringo

**Ringo** is a supporting character in *Peabody's Adventures of the Hermit of Boston.* He is the leader of the hippies residing in Boston and is exceedingly protective of their headquarters, Basement Exotica. He works as a jester and puppeteer, and acts as the master of ceremonies for the Freedom Trail Festival.
Lisa Loud

**Lisa Loud** is one of the guest stars in *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's 2nd.* Though the younger sister of Lincoln, Lisa is a child prodigy, so she's the smartest cub scout in the bunch. Because of this, she often tends to be egocentric, boorish, condescending, and sarcastic with other people. She speaks with a lateral lisp, and usually has a stoic frown, though she does smile from time to time. She is played by Lara Jill Miller, who also played Kaitlin.
Kaitlin

**Kaitlin** is the female lead of the *Sniffy* series. She is the deuteragonist of the first, fourth and sixth films, the tritagonist of the second, fifth and eighth films, and the main protagonist of the third film. She is a love interest for Sniffy who aids him on his journey, and later becomes his "royal girlfriend." She appears to have had a sarcastic personality, which included calling Sniffy "beagle boy." In the further adventures, only she knows of Sniffy's dog form, so she serves as the second-in-command of Team Sniffy. She is played by Lara Jill Miller, who also played Oroni, Lisa Loud and Kit Kat.
Fluffy

**Fluffy** is the tertiary antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy Out West*. He is a native of Sulphur and loyal servant to Scarcheek Capote. Fluffy's chief function was to sing the vizier's praises, proclaiming him as the rightful heir to the throne.  He is voiced by Tom Kenny, who also voiced Meowrice.
Zoe Trent

**Zoe Trent** is one of the guest stars in *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Lucky Day.* She is one of the Littlest Pets. She is a dog with a talent for acting and singing. She is Pepper's best friend. She loves being the center of attention and being in the spotlight, but she is also a diva with a hidden kind heart. Her owners often like to enter her in dog shows and is the wannabe nurse of Dr. Handsomeface.
Fantasia

A major demiplane attached to Gaea and created by the Queen of Hearts in the thirty-second year of Lilith's reign, Fantasia was initially created in a (vain) attempt to circumvent the Authority that trapped her in the early stages of puberty indefinitely. It continued to be the primary vehicle for her further attempts to overcome her mutation, being expanded extensively. Much of the Domain is based on Earth literature of which its creator was fond, with particular emphasis on the Victorian and Edwardian periods, children's books, fairytales, penny dreadfuls, steampunk novels, and the historical conditions of Earth during the same time periods. It possesses a number of unique native species of flora and fauna, including a number of unique Monster variants, many of which were directly created by the Queen herself through her Alchemy, her influence over Taint, and her Arcane magic. It also has a large number of nations, from the core Victorian Empire to the Republic to the Meiji Empire.
Mr. Biggie

**Mr. Biggie** is the secondary antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Blunderful Halloween.* He is Rusty's loyal gorilla assistant. When Rusty dies (from being stabbed in his artificial brain by Chuckie), Biggie is completely grief-stricken. To Sniffy's disgust and Kaitlin's delight, Biggie sweeps Rusty's shattered remains in typical ape fashion. Biggie sobs throughout the process and says, "In death we shall be together always." He is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson, who also voiced King Rex.
Rothbart

**Lord Rothbart** is one of the guest villains in *Peabody's Adventures of Future Shock II: Forward to the Past.* He is a despicable ghost enchanter who kidnapped and changed Kat into a fish, while plotting revenge against Casper for getting him hanged, and seeking the bottle of Flabber to be in the flesh again.
Garth Brock

**Garth Brock** is the secondary antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Future Shock I ½: Britt's Radical Adventure*. He is a Terrorist of Telluride was trying to develop a nuclear weapon and asked for the assistance of Justin Tyme to build it. However, Justin took the titanium to power his Volkswagen Beetle time machine and built a mock weapon out of an empty bomb casing filled with used game console parts. He is the reason Britt went to the 70s.
Draco

**Count Draco** is the main antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Golden Adventure*. He is a fanatical and vicious Californian priest who has a fixation on human sacrifices. When Sniffy and Kaitlin, two Oklahoman con artists, arrive at Santa Cruz, Draco immediately goes to serve them, thinking them to be gods.
Duke Hazard

**Dante Hackard**, also known as **Duke Hazard,** is the main antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy Goes to the White House*. He is the manipulative leader of the Hazards who wanted to turn the entire country against alternative fuels and make money out of it along with Dr. Gigabyte. However, his plans were foiled when Kaitlin exposed his crimes. He particularly annoyed by the actions of Sniffy, and is Kaitlin's arch-nemesis.
Rusty Von Dusty

**Rusty Von Dusty** is the main antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Blunderful Halloween*. He is an evil Cyborg Clown who decided to capture Chuckie in order to use his brain essence to increase his own. He had an artificial brain which was the source of his magical power and a loyal gorilla assistant, Mr. Biggie. He is voiced by Dan Castellaneta, who also voiced Grande and T.R. Chula.
Mogwai Marbles

**Mogwai Marbles** is an 3-year-old Oklahoman boy and the deuteragonist in *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Finest Hour*. With his pocket knife, Mogwai rescued Ava, the white bellied sea eagle, from being tied up in ropes. He is later abducted by Carma Geddon, an evil poacher who threatens him to reveal the whereabouts of Ava.
Goosey

**Goosey** is the secondary female in the *Sniffy* series. She is the tetartagonist in the first film, and a supporting character in the other films. She was Sniffy's fiancee who despite having been betrothed to him, did not like him because he was so arrogant and spoiled. However, after Chuckie decided to switch places with the emperor, Goosey started to fall in love with the former because she thought that "Sniffy" had finally become less selfish, while the emperor-turned-beagle was with Kaitlin. In the further adventures, she, along with her current boyfriend Chuckie, is a member of Team Sniffy, tagging along for the ride.
Mexican Bandit

The **Mexican Bandit** is the tertiary antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Future Shock III: Forward to the Past.* He is a bumbling cowboy whose running gag is when he wouldn't get his horse to "whoa." He captures Eric in New Mexico and plots to get rich with him, until Oroni comes to the rescue.
Clayface

**Clayface** is the main antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy the Beagle*. He is Sniffy's advisor-turned-archenemy. Once famed for his handsomeness, the very old Clayface blames his now hideous appearance on the sun, and plans to release the dark entity Taurus to plunge the kingdom into eternal darkness in exchange for eternal youth. He contributes to Sniffy's beagle transformation to get him out of the way, draws Chuckie into his plan through blackmail, engages Goosey to him, and only Sniffy and Kaitlin can stop him.
Couperet

## Attaques

* Attaques niveau 1 :
* Attaques niveau 2 : Hachure de viande / Hachure de viande / Lancer de couperet
* Attaques niveau 3 : Hachure de viande / Hachure de viande / Lancer de couperet
* Attaques niveau 4 : Hachure de viande / Hachure de viande / Hachure de viande / Lancer de couperet
## Valeur

Précisions :

* La valeur Or est la valeur utilisée lors des trocs.
* La valeur billet correspond à un achat chez le marchand louche à Paris, sauf indication contraire.
* La vente correspond à une reprise pour troc, en billets, chez le marchand louche.
* L'amélioration se fait à Paris, chez Lux Labs, contre des billets. Elle correspond au prix pour passer au niveau directement supérieur.
Peabody's Jamming Adventures Wiki

**Welcome to the Peabody's Jamming Adventures Wiki!**

This is a spin-off of the Pooh's Adventures series on YouTube, only this is about Mr. Peabody and Sherman's time travel adventures outside of the main Peabody continuity.

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De Nomolos

**Chuck De Nomolos** is one of the guest villains in *Peabody's Adventures of Future Shock.* A dissatisfied dictator with a fascist worldview living in the 27th century utopia founded on Mr. Peabody and Sherman's music and philosophy, he is frustrated by what he sees as a foolish and frivolous society. He seeks to destroy the legacy of the duo and institute his own ideas in their place by assassinating them before they can deliver their message of universal harmony.
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Scarcheek Capote

**Scarcheek Capote** is the secondary antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy Out West.*  He is a magic-user and royal vizier of the ghost town of Sulphur. Unsatisfied with his station, he seeks to become absolute ruler of the town and goes to great extremes to subvert the authority of the ruling monarch, Abigail.  He is assisted by an incompetent Sulphur sycophant named Fluffy. Fluffy's primary function is to speak Scarcheek’s praises and execute every perfunctory job duty that Scarcheek hands down to him. He is voiced by Jim Cummings, who also voiced Harpy.
Sinclair

**Ned Sinclair** is the main antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Future Shock II: Forward to the Past.* He is the prime minister of Denver, and Oroni's archenemy. He uses the Book of the Dead to ressurect Rex and Rothbart and plots to remove Josh from Maybell, stop Eric from inheriting the space time continuum and destroy Dinotopia just to get revenge for being ridiculed for nerdiness.
Justin Tyme

**Justin Tyme** is the deuteragonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Future Shock I ½: Britt's Radical Adventure.* He is a mad scientist, with rather quirky and emotional manners, but also a very kind person. He invented the cyberdrive, that makes time travel possible, and built a time machine out of a Volkswagen Beetle car. Despite its ingenuity, his invention caused many problems and often changed the History of Grand Junction, the film's setting.

Justin is the best friend of Britt Sears, whom he took to the 70s adventure by accident, and despite their completely opposed personalities, they make a great time-traveling team.
Carma Geddon

**Carma Geddon** is the main antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Finest Hour.* She is a ruthless, cunning, and bloodthirsty poacher who is motivated to kill animals and sometimes humans without any reason beyond her own sadistic pleasure and greed, as she wanted to capture a rare eagle named Ava and a make coat out of her feathers, increasing practical worship of fur.
Vinnie Terrio

**Vincent Alfonso** "**Vinnie**" **Terrio** is one of the Littlest Pets. He a male gecko with a talent for dancing. He is not very smart, but he tries his best at whatever he does, even if it ends up going a bit differently than expected. He is a top-notch dancer but he is prone to messing up due to being clumsy. This clumsiness is generally caused by his own tail, though he also regularly trips over things or falls on top of other pets. He is best friends with Sunil.
Plutus

**Plutus** is a character who appears *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Lucky Day*. According to legend, he was the god of wealth. During Jeb's backstory, Plutus descended to Earth to stop Jadis's tyranny. He curses her with the Crystal Touch, and when she petrifies herself to solid crystal, Plutus converted her palace to an alligator shaped island and banished it to the Mississippi River, which led to the creation of the Hand of Jadis.
Morde

Morde was an Orc Simon of Argoston met soon after his initial flight from Carpsburg. Morde was initially a prisoner of the militia who wished revenge upon Sgt. Garrik.

Morde and Simon parted ways after Sgt. Garrik's death. Morde returned Viblorg's dagger to Simon and disappeared into the woods on his way back to his orc clan.
Daisy Duck

**Daisy Duck** is one of the guest stars in *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy's Finest Hour.* She is a famous duck, and Donald's boyfriend. Defined by her elegance, refined tastes and saucy demeanor, Daisy is characterized as a foil to the boorish Donald. Though she berates Donald’s temperament, Daisy ironically harbors an explosive temper of her own. However, she generally suppresses her eccentricities in attempts to exude savoir-faire.
Vilborg

Vilborg was Simon of Argoston's traveling companion and good friend. His half-orc nature led some of the Carpsburg militia to arrest and prosecute him - citing vague laws against orc-kind. During Simon's attempted rescue, Vilborg fell to the blade of Sgt. Garrik.

Vilborg had given Simon a ceremonial dagger to solidify their friendship, which proved to be helpful in his journey.
Flaneurz

**Flim Flaneurz** is the quaternary antagonist of *Peabody's Adventures of Sniffy Out West.* He was a crime lord and a part-time bounty hunter who lived in Sulphur. He claimed ownership to numerous local businesses in the town.  Because he demanded the money Dean owed him, he is the reason Dean met Sniffy and Kaitlin.
Lance d'obsidienne

### Description

Une grande lance avec une pointe très longue et pointue. Utilisée pour la chasse aux dinosaures.

## Attaques

* Attaques niveau 3 : Broche d'obsidienne / Broche d'obsidienne / Mutilation de proie
* Attaques niveau 4 : Broche d'obsidienne / Broche d'obsidienne / Mutilation de proie / Mutilation de proie
* Attaques niveau 5 : Broche d'obsidienne / Broche d'obsidienne / Mutilation de proie / Mutilation de proie
* Attaques niveau 6 :

## Valeur

Précisions :

* La valeur Or est la valeur utilisée lors des trocs.
* La valeur billet correspond à un achat chez le marchand louche à Paris, sauf indication contraire.
* La vente correspond à une reprise pour troc, en billets, chez le marchand louche.
* L'amélioration se fait à Paris, chez Lux Labs, contre des billets. Elle correspond au prix pour passer au niveau directement supérieur.
Edbert

Edbert

Edbert is a fictional character appearing in Trevor Devall's solo-rpg series Me Myself and Die. Edbert first appears as a secondary character of the first season of Me Myself and Die. Simon encountered Edbert in a tavern. He was the very disturbed man haunted by a former member of the Order of the Purifying Flame Cherilyn.

## Appearance

Edbert has a constant crazed, tired look as Cherilyn's presence gives him little respite.

## Background

Edbert was on a hired mission to assist a member of the Order of the Purifying Flame. During that mission, he tried to save Cherilyn by calling out on the snowy peaks. Alas, the call felled an Avalanche that swept the Necromancer and Cherilyn away. Cherilyn did not survive, however as Edbert tumbled down the mountain, he was struck with regret. When he found her body, all he could say was "I was only trying to save you" over and over
Masques pâles

Les Masques pâles sont un peuple.

Ils sont très friands de la gelée violette et des oeufs de corruption.

Un compagnon peut se faire transformer en masque pâle.

* Vraisemblablement après avoir subi "Contamination par le brouillard".
* A tout moment peut se déclencher la catastrophe, il se passe alors ceci :
* *Les veines violettes sur le corps de XXcompagnonXX se sont mises à bouillonner et du brouillard a commencé à s'échapper de sa bouche, ses yeux et ses oreilles. J'étais figé sur place, horrifié. Ses cris étaient étouffés et elle est tombée à genoux. Je me suis évanoui.*
* *A mon réveil, j'ai vu XXcompagnonXX se tenir calmement près du feu. Son visage était maintenant caché par un masque et elle ne se ressemblait plus. Elle était devenue comme eux.*
Thaugolos

## Thaugalos

Thaugalos, Scourge of the Mountains, is an antagonist to Arn Kalapunki in season two of Me Myself and Die. In its own language, Thaugolos means (roughly) “born of the air” or “born of the wing” owing to its unusual ability among the wyrms of the The Iron Lands to fly. The Lair of Thaugolos is found in the Veiled Mountains atop a large lone peak crowned with ancient fortifications.

## Background

Long ago, an Ironlander from Wolfstone named Vestlidi fought her with a mystic spear forged from iron that fell from the sky, The Wolf’s Tooth Ulvetann. It was the only time a weapon made by man or Elf had pierced his scales, causing something that was utterly unfamiliar to Thaugalos up to that point: *pain*. After being driven off by Vestlidi, Thaugalos swore revenge and set to destroying Vestlidi, his descedents, and his people.

While Arn Kalapunki, Vestlidi’s grandson, was in the Southern lands, Thaugolos wiped out the village of Wolfstone. Upon learning of this upon his return, Arn Kalapunki swore an iron vow of vengeance.
Jorunn The Witch

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## Appearances

### Debut

Me, myself and die Season 2 Episode 2

Jorunn the Witch is the Sister of Arn Kalapunki. She has been leading the people of Wolfstone after Arn fled from the Ironlands avoiding his responsibilities & not fulfilling their father's dying wish. She had kept the people of Wolfstone hidden from the Scourge of the Mountain by running & hiding cave to cave.
Arn Kalapunki

Arn Kalapunki

Arn Kalapunki is one of the main characters of the show Me Myself and Die. Initially introduced as an antagonist, Arn and Season One Protagonist Simon of Argoston become good friends.

## Appearance

Arn Kalapunki is described as revolting. With wild hair and warts on his face, When Arn walks, he must favor his good leg after an injury suffered aiding Simon of Argoston.

## Background

Arn left to the Southern lands as he did not feel himself worthy of being overseer, a position that was to be his upon his father’s death. So he left to prove himself and discover what he was made of. The Scourge of the Mountains, Thaugolos, swept down and destroyed the town of Wolfstone in his absence.

Arn initially found work as a bounty hunter for the noble Manfred of Dovedane. When Arn initially pursued Simon of Argoston, he believed Simon had maligned the townspeople.

## Personality

Arn is both anti-social and rude. Arn has a phobia of long-haired women.

## Season Two

Arn is the main focus of the story of Season Two - Ironsworn.

### Oaths

* Main: Free the People of Wolfstone
* 01: Find Jorunn. Arn returns home and confronts his sister about the past (Dangerous)
* 02: The Hunting of Oddgeir. Jorunn tasks Arn with dealing with a rival male witch named Oddgeir who is trying to win Jorunn’s favor back. Arn finds him gravely wounded in the den of a bear, which he kills before mending Oddgeir’s wounds and bringing him back to Swordbreak.
* 03: Rescue the People of Highmark: upon arriving at Highmark, Arn found the village destroyed with many slain and the rest taken away.
* 04: Break the Spell Plaguing Faraza: Finding a blacksmith in the Elvish town of Windhaven, Arn takes actions that lead to Thaugolos attacking. He gains the Blad-Bound path during this quest, during the destruction of Windhaven, but is declared an enemy of the Elves for the disaster and given the epithet of Havensbane, Enemy of the Elves by Balathu.
* 05: Find a Cure for the Frostmoor Palsy
* 06: Find the Lair of Thaugolos: After much travel, Arn found the lair atop a snowy peak, with visions from the enchanted spear Ulvetann guiding him on.
* 07: Find Bleak Hall’s Lost Caravan - Arn slays the half-giant Tahir in the Bandit Caves and returns both the stolen silver and the son of Bleak Hall‘s overseer, earning the title Giantsbane in the process.

### Bonds

* Jorunn, his sister
* Vestlidi, his grandfather
* Wolfstone, his home village

### Assets

* Path: Battle-scarred
* Path: Blade Bound
* Path: Honorbound
* Path - Wayfinder
* Path - Battle-scarred
* Combat Talent: Archer
Map of the Iron Lands

A wild expand of icy wastelands, nations began sending their criminals, outcasts, and unwanteds to Ironlands far to the North centuries ago. The people so banished to the Ironlands formed a society unto themselves, and as they did so the land began to drift away from the world leaving a magical rift between it and the lands its peoples once called home in their deep past. As the rift between the Ironlands and the world has become stronger and larger, it has become harder to pass from one to the other.

Magic in the Ironlands is not the result of study or a harnessing of the arcane. Instead it is practiced by mystics who have special connections with the spirit or natural worlds. As such, magic is less common in the Ironlands than elsewhere and is considered a mystery by its people. Those who practice magic in the Ironlands are often considered witches, though they are accepted in society.

There are few, if any, deities that hold sway in the Ironlands. Rather, the people look to Fate as their Goddess.
Cabane de chasse

La cabane de chasse est un lieu, accessible depuis la carte.

Il a été notamment vu dans l'île préhistorique, sur une case plaines .

C'est un lieux à type "doigt"

## Introduction

*J'ai trouvé une cabane de chasse au milieu de nulle part. Ses occupants semblaient préférer une vie solitaire entourée de la nature ..*

## Actions

### Chasser une bête

*J'ai parlé au chasseur professionnel de la terrible créature que je voulais tuer. Il a accepté de s'en charger, mais pas gratuitement.*

**Carte** : Choisir la créature sur la carte

*Il a acquiescé, l'air inquiet, et m'a tendu la main pour recevoir son dû.*

Prix fixe : valeur 30 or. Peu importe le niveau de la bête.

Il ne chasse pas les nuées. D'ailleurs, si vous choisissez une case qui ne contient pas de créature à tuer, il vous dira *"Le chasseur m'a regardé, interloqué. il n'y avait pas de bêtes à chasser, ici"* et l'option Chasser une bête deviendra verrouillée. Il suffit de quitter le lieux et d'y revenir pour accéder de nouveau à l'option.

*Après avoir accepté mon paiement, il s'est mis en route.*

On le voit alors partir sur la carte...

### Troquer

Note : ce troc a tendance à proposer des peaux d'animaux, des viandes.

Pratique pour les tanneurs ou les cuisiniers !
Pistolet à poudre noire

## Attaques

* Attaques niveau 1 : Tir en éventail / Tir en éventail
* Attaques niveau 2 :
* Attaques niveau 3 : Tir en éventail / Tir en éventail / Tir pointé
* Attaques niveau 4 : Tir en éventail / Tir en éventail / Tir en éventail / Tir pointé
* Attaques niveau 5 : Tir en éventail / Tir en éventail / Tir en éventail / Tir pointé
* Attaques niveau 6 :

## Valeur

Précisions :

* La valeur Or est la valeur utilisée lors des trocs.
* La valeur billet correspond à un achat chez le marchand louche à Paris, sauf indication contraire.
* La vente correspond à une reprise pour troc, en billets, chez le marchand louche.
* L'amélioration se fait à Paris, chez Lux Labs, contre des billets. Elle correspond au prix pour passer au niveau directement supérieur.
Simon of Argoston

Simon of Argoston

Simon of Argoston is a fictional character appearing in Trevor Devall's solo-rpg series Me Myself and Die. Simon first appears as the main character of the first season of Me Myself and Die. Simon began the first season with hindrances (See Savage Worlds) of Cautious and Enemy (Minor), gear suited for a Ranger, a Half-Orc childhood friend Vilborg, and a quest to find out what happened to his parents.

## Appearance

At the beginning of season one, Simon is twenty-six years old.

## Background

Simon's was born in the home he grew up in - a small cottage at the edge of civilization. Early on in Simon's life, he saw his parents get taken away by a monstrous evil. Simon was raised by his paternal grandparents, who taught him how to survive out in the woods as a woodsman. It is not known when Simon met Vilborg Sharptusk, but at some point in time Simon met the fighter Vilborg, the half-orc, and befriended him.

## Personality

As stated by Trevor, Simon is the quintessential "good guy". Simon has an extraordinary faith in the pantheon of gods.

## Season One

#### Escape from Carpsburg Forest (Ep. 1-

Early in Simon's quest to find out what happened to his parents, his friend Vilborg was apprehended by the town's guard of Carpsburg for a crime he did not commit. Simon set himself up to ambush the guards on their route towards the gallows perched atop a large rock. He had attempted to make snares along the route, but pressed for time was unable to complete them before the guards came close. As the guards get into range, Simon the group of town's guards. In the attempt, Simon managed to wound some of the guards, allowing Vilborg the chance to run away, but unfortunately, Vilborg did not escape with his life.
Nid de dinosaure

Le Nid de dinosaure est un lieu, accessible depuis la carte.

Il a été notamment vu dans l'île préhistorique, sur une case plaines .

C'est un lieux à type corde/bouteille

## Introduction

*J'ai trouvé le nid d'une sorte de bête préhistorique, plein de grands œufs colorés près à être récupérés.*

## Actions

### Fouiller (défi de dés)

Réussite :

* *Je savais que j'avais peu de temps avant que la mère de ces œufs rares ne revienne. J'en ai rapidement pris un avant de fuir.*
* Butin : 1x Oeuf mystérieux

Réussite (3 dés verts, 1 bonus bleu ok) :

* *Je savais que j'avais peu de temps avant que la mère de ces œufs rares ne revienne. J'en ai rapidement pris un avant de fuir.*
* Butin : 1x Oeuf mystérieux

## Spécial mode campagne

*Bien caché dans le nid, j'ai fait une découverte surprenante : un des objets requis pour réparer le navire ! C'était un ensemble de tuyaux flexibles, mais solides. Nous pouvions les utiliser pour renforcer la coque du navire afin de le protéger des tempêtes les plus féroces.*

Conséquence : ajout de Tuyauterie ancienne dans l'inventaire.