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Templarin System

### The System

The Templarin System is a solar system of 15 planets that orbit around a red star that is 3 times bigger than Earth’s Sun. Within the 15 planets there lives trillions of life forms that all have their own cultures, customs and vast histories.

### Planets Within The Templarin System

1. Adenus- Crystal Planet
2. Obolara- Floating Islands
3. Goria- Twilight Sands
4. Zao- Storm Titan Planet
5. Lolas- Shadow Planet
6. Nobos- Wastelands
7. Obryn- Desert Planet
8. Harudos- Snowy, Mountain Planet
9. Remak- Vast Oceans With Large Island Groups
10. Lomar- Lava Planet
11. Atarelos- Giant Mushroom Forests
12. Foxalis- Jungle Planet
13. Ovthra- Swampy Planet
14. Aquatia- Ocean Planet
15. Planet XV
Janopia Two

Janopia Two is the lush jungle planet where Jannolla fruit is grown, which is later processed and turned into Meat Cubes. The environment of Janopia Two is strange because the only growing plants on it are Grand Jannolla Trees and grass that covers the entire surface. The only life that isn’t plant life on Janopia Two is the aquatic ecosystem that lives in the oceans and rivers of bright green water.

Not much is known of Janopia Two before other aliens arrived on it and discovered the Jannolla fruit which is now sold across the universe. Since the discovery of it in 256 IE, many theories have arised about the history of Janopia Two. Many of which consider why the planet is numbered due to there not being a Janopia One. This was believed until 4576 IE when explorers in the Corona Expanse discovered a long dead planet called Janopia Prime, which they believed to be a home planet to settlers who travelled to another which they named Janopia Two after their home world. This theory was later given more evidence once ruins were found buried underground on Janopia Two, that matched the style and text of Janopia Prime. It is now believed that the people of Janopia Prime lived in a prosperous society and began to travel the stars and stake their claim on Janopia Two which they named after their beloved homeworld. The death of Janopia Prime could have been because of its neighbouring planets being deadly and toxic planets which spread to them. Or there was the chance that The Corona Expanse was once a normal sector until a series of deadly events took them out in one fail swoop, Janopia Prime included.
Exeria Wiki

**Welcome to the Exeria Wiki!**
Exeria is a science fiction universe created by Jack Kenway in 2023. It spans thousands of years, following an event called the Awakening when the super powered genes opened within billions of life forms across the universe. The main events in the series take place in a time period called The Interstellar Era, which is anything after the Awakening.

## Important articles

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Peng

Peng was a member of the CWOPK Discord Server. Peng was know for being an unfunny asshole who nobody liked. Fuck you, peng.

## Trivia

* On October 11, 2020, peng left the server in a fit of rage after being edited off of the Hunger Games list by some troll.
* His new booster role, “fumo? cringe.” is a reference to several things. These things being the fact that he owns a fumo, and a phrase commonly said by Kewl.
Space Sharks

Zistreids more commonly known as Space Sharks.

Zistreids are shark-like aliens that swarm through solar systems and the baron sectors in the far reaches of the universe. They move around in packs towards any sounds,using their heightened hearing. The large mechanical sounds usually mean large ships,large feasts, feasts on the bodies of the crew and the components of the ship.

If you are travelling in the baron sectors of the galaxy, beware the giant serpents that roam the lands. For they can and will decimate you, your crew and your entire ship within seconds.

Zistreids’ planet of origin is unknown for they have been travelling the cosmos for thousands of years.
Meat Cubes

Meat Cubes are eaten across the universe that are made from a mysterious pinkish meat. However, they aren't actually meat, but instead picked from the giant trees of Janopia Two. The cubes are naturally a rough and circular fruit, before they are cut into cubes off world in large automated factories.

In some parts of the universe, the butchers import raw Tannolla fruit. There, they chop into all different shapes and sizes that are sold to customers as Tannolla instead of Meat Cubes.
The Purge Prison Ship

### The Purge

The Purge is the biggest prison ship in the universe. Usually it will transport extremely dangerous inmates across the universe, mostly delivering them to The Dante System. Or they are kept on the Purge as their sentence.  This is because there is no way of escaping the Purge ship, other than flying into the void of space.

### Purge Personnel

Due to the fact that the Purge carries extremely dangerous and deadly inmates, all of the personnel need to be well equipped in case of an outbreak or attack of an inmate.

#### The Purge Guards

Being the biggest prison ship and holding hundreds of criminals from across the universe, the guards of The Purge need to be well equipped. The guards wear large armour and a thick helmet marked with a skull on the face plate. This armour is extremely hard to penetrate with any weapons, making it ideal armour on The Purge.

They have hand held laser pistols and large laser rifles “LB-718”. In case more lethal force needs to be used, the guards also have small handles that extend into laser axes that can cut anything like butter.

#### Purge Pilots

The pilots of The Purge are some of the most useful members of the Purge. For their safety, the cockpit of the ship is behind a large fortified door that can only be activated by certain personnel with the correct clearance. But in the chance that an inmate makes their way into the cockpit or the pilots have to move around the ship, they are given state of the art wrist-mounted guns that can fire at a range of speeds. On their other wrist, they have a compartment that can activate a riot shield to protect themselves. Their suits are a sleek but strong flight suit meant to protect them from bullets, lasers and knives, as well as a helmet that provides information of inmates who they look at and provide their own vital statistics to prevent serious damage.

#### Captain of The Purge

The Captains of The Purge serve in 3-5 year periods with the longest serving being Captain John Wolfe who was the captain of the Purge for 23 years.  The job of the captain is to track events of the ship and have to manage aspects like food deliveries, employing more guards and recording the entry and exit of inmates and journeys from prisons to Prison Planets.

#### Medical Officers

The Medics of the Purge are only there to take care of the personnel until they are able to send them to a correct facility. The inmates however are not given the same treatment, unless they are being transported to a trial which is rare.

#### Wardens

The Wardens of the Purge serve for 10 years at a time, with the longest running Warden being Warden George “The Executioner” Baxx, who served as warden for 31 years in 3 incomplete terms. The Warden in the Purge have similar armour to the Guards but instead have the colours inverted to be white and black with a black skull on the helmet and orange eyes instead of red.
The Dante System

The Dante System is a solar system that no longer has a star due to it dying millions of years before the Awakening. The planets are now used as the worst prison planets there are in the universe, because of their hellish landscapes. It contains nine planets that are full to the brim with criminals. The guard force resides on space stations and moon bases above the planets, only coming down to check on the inmates once a month. There is no active food transport to the planet, forcing the inmates to resort to cannibalism.
Time Marker

BIE- Before Interstellar Era

IE- Interstellar Era

BIE is anything before the universe wide event that gave a percentage of sentient life, super powered abilities. The main events of the series take place 5000 years IE.

Since this event, civilization has developed and now aliens and humans are spread across the universe.
Nazz (KiltedFanon)

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*This article focuses on Nazz as reimagined/redesigned by KiltedEngineer. For the original character created for Ed, Edd, n’ Eddy, see* Nazz (Ed, Edd n’ Eddy).

**Nancy van Bartonschmeer**, known almost always as **Nazz** is a fictional character created by Danny Antonucci for the Cartoon Network series, Ed, Edd n’ Eddy.

In the KiltedFanon, Nazz has evolved from the perpetual unobtainable love interest, to the girlfriend of Kevin. The two had entered a relationship at some point between the Big Picture Show and Bad Girls with Big Hearts. It was stated early in Bad Girls with Big Hearts that Kevin had finally acted on his pursuit of Nazz, and asked her to be his girlfriend after she had shown signs of interest.

Nazz plays a minor role in Bad Girls with Big Hearts, but has a significantly larger role in the sequel, Miracles and Mistletoes. She also has a relatively large role in the opening of the Ghost of Cobblers Peak. In the KiltedFanon, she gradually develops a relationship with Johnny 2x4, forged initially due to circumstantial blackmail, but eventually evolving into genuine friendship.
Janopia Prime

Janopia Prime is a dead planet that lost its life to an unknown force. It was only discovered in 4576 IE, by explorers who were travelling in the Corona Expanse. Janopia Prime is home to many theories about its history, due to it all being lost millennia ago. Before the planet’s death, it is believed that they were a spacefaring society who travelled light years to find another planet that they could inhabit. Theories vary on whether they believe a series of deadly events swept over the Corona Expanse and killed all of the planets or that Janopia Prime was a normal world that was affected by a spreading virus from one of its neighbouring planets or if they just wiped eachother out in a brutal war.
The Guards of Hell

The Guards of Hell are a group of infamous space pirates. Their powerful power armour is red and gold with skulls on them.  Their main ship is The Colossus, a large warship that has a large skull on the front of it, that is able to smash through worlds.

### The Demon Guard

The Demon Guard are a branch of The Guards of Hell, who entered the warp and made a deal with demons for immortality. This deal warped them into horrific creatures who only pillage planets to feed their hunger of flesh.
Chris Willrich’s Gaunt and Bone

**Willrich writes:** The poet Persimmon Gaunt and the thief Imago Bone wander a dangerous and colorful world while engaged in burglary, relic robbery, the composition of mordant lyrics, and a surprising number of good deeds. To their great astonishment they will end up marrying and having children together. Settling down may be a quest beyond even their powers, however.

**Appearances**

1. “The Thief with Two Deaths” | *The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction*, June 2000
2. “King Rainjoy’s Tears” | *The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction*, July 2002
3. “Penultima Thule” | *The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction*, August 2006
4. “A Wizard of the Old School” | *The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction*, August 2007
5. “The Mermaid and the Mortal Thing” | *Flashing Swords Summer Special Issue*, 2008 (reprinted with some alterations in *Lightspeed Magazine, February 2012*)
6. “The Sword of Loving Kindness” | *Beneath Ceaseless Skies 1* and *2*, October 2008
7. *The Scroll of Years* | *Pyr Books*, 2013
8. *The Silk Map* | *Pyr Books,* 2014
9. *The Chart of Tomorrows* | *Pyr Books*, 2015
10. “What Lies In Ice” | *Tales from the Magician’s Skull #1*, 2017
11. “Eyetooth” | *Beneath Ceaseless Skies #314,* October 8, 2020
12. “To the Darkhouse” | *Tales from the Magician’s Skull #8*, 2022
13. “On Magog’s Pond” | *Beneath Ceaseless Skies #367*, October 20, 2022
14. “Hausferatu” | *Beneath Ceaseless Skies #384*, June 15, 2023
Demonic Plane

The Demonic Plane also known as The Demon Realm is a dimension that holds all of the demonic forces that are the opposite of the mortal plane. Within the demonic plane is a mirror version of the mortal plane, but inhabited by demonic powers. Warp Points exist in the Demonic Plane, but they can't reach the Mortal Plane due to the protection of Warp Protectors in the universe.
Eclipse of the Worlds

An image of the Eclipse of August 21

The Eclipse of the Worlds is an event that occurs on August 21, 2017, and coincides with the total solar eclipse on the same day. The Eclipse of the Worlds is set to cause an dimensional link like that which created the islands of Caspiane and first linked Earth and Hell, but at a much greater scale. It will require he presence of multiple Archfiends to ensure its stability, and the effect this link will have is still unknown. It is set to have its epicenter somewhere in Appalachia.
Scott Oden’s Grimnir

**Oden writes**: You will know him by his names. Corpse-maker and Life-quencher, he is called; the Bringer of Night, the Son of the Wolf and Brother of the Serpent. The Hooded One, he is, the last of Bálegyr’s brood to plague Miðgarðr, last to prey on we wretched sons of Adam. He is *huorco*. Aye, he is *orco* and *ogre*. To the hymn-singers of England, he is *orcnéas*. The Irish name him *fomórach*. To the folk of the North, the Danes and Swedes and the doom-haunted Norse, he is *skrælingr*. In his own tongue, he is *kaunr*.

You will know him by his deeds, as well, for is he not the slayer of Hróarr, of Hrothmund of Badon, of Nechtan of the vestálfar, of Bjarki Half-Dane, and a thousand more, besides? He has walked the branches of Yggðrasil and shaken the bones of Ymir. He has stood in the shield wall at Chluain Tarbh, outside the walls of Dubhlinn, and on the pitiful ramparts of Hrafnhaugr against the crusaders of North. He is the Kin-slayer and the Slaughterer of Witches. He is the Butcher of the *Morðavættir*, the Beast of Gjöll’s Inlet, and the Outsider. And by his hand was the Malice-Striker—that wretched wyrm, Níðhöggr—freed from its prison and loosed upon Miðgarðr. By the hand of Grimnir…

**Appearances**

1. *A Gathering of Ravens*, 2017
2. *Twilight of the Gods*, 2020
3. *The Doom of Odin*, 2023
4. “Beasts of Waste and Desolation” | self-published, 2023 | forthcoming in *A Book of Blades, vol. 2*, 2023
D.J. Butler’s Tales of Indrajit and Fix

**Butler writes:** I write a Vancian sword and sorcery series about two swordsmen named Indrajit & Fix in a decayed ancient city called Kish.

**Appearances**

1. “The Path of the Hunter” | *Negotiation,* 2019 | *Between Princesses and Other Jobs*, 2023
2. *In the Palace of Shadow and Joy*, 2020
3. “No Trade for Nice Guys” | *When Valor Must Hold*, 2020 | *Between Princesses and Other Jobs*, 2023
4. “Backup” | *Songs of Valor*, 2021 | *Between Princesses and Other Jobs*, 2023
5. "The Name of the Monster" | Talons and Talismans | 2021 | *Between Princesses and Other Jobs*, 2023
6. “The Caveats of Salish-Bozar” | *Talons and Talismans II*, 2021 | *Between Princesses and Other Jobs*, 2023
7. “Sacrifices” | baen.com, July 2021 | *Between Princesses and Other Jobs*, 2023
8. “Power & Prestige” | *Sword & Planet,* 2021 | *Between Princesses and Other Jobs*, 2023
9. “The End of the Story” | *Keen Edge of Valor*, 2022 | *Between Princesses and Other Jobs*, 2023
10. “The Lady in the Pit” | *No Game for Knights*, 2022 | *Between Princesses and Other Jobs*, 2023
11. “Good Boy” | *A Hero of a Different Stripe*, 2023 | *Between Princesses and Other Jobs*, 2023
12. “The Bonds of Matrimony” | *Bonds of Valor*, 2023
13. *The Politics of Wizards* | *Between Princesses and Other Jobs*, 2023
14. *Among the Gray Lords* | forthcoming
Jason Ray Carney's The Rogue

**Carney writes:** I originally began writing "the Rogue" stories for my print mailings in the *Robert E. Howard United Press Association*. If I had some extra white space on my zine, I would fill it up with a short flash fiction featuring the Rogue (who I imagined to be a generic S&S protagonist). Because flash fiction is such a limiting form, the Rogue became less defined by the information the narrator provides and more defined by the information the narrator keeps from the reader (i.e. characterization via withholding of information, a unique effect Toni Morrison deploys to great effect). Slowly but surely, I am expanding to longer forms with the Rogue, and so previous tales are beginning to feel like useful character studies.

**Appearances**

1. “Two Silvers For a Song of Blood” | *Rakefire and Other Stories*, 2020
2. “The Rogue and the Ragling” | *The Cromcast Chronicle #2*, Winter 2021
3. “The Silence of the Rogue” | *Old Moon Quarterly #2*, Autumn 2022
4. “The Form of the Rogue” | *The Cromcast Chronicle #3*, Winter 2022
5. “The Sorcerer’s Mask” | *Tales From the Magician’s Skull #10,* March 2023
Death Squads

Death Squads are groups of highly trained space marines who are sent to planets with parasite or warp demons residing on them. A squad can wipe out a planet-sized army in a matter of days.

They are a very rare sight to see, because normally other marines can handle it. But if the threat is too extreme to handle, Death Squads are taken out of stasis and are dropped from space onto the battlefield.
Michael T. Burke’s Ahanu Foxcloud

**Burke writes:** Based in equal parts on my baptism of reading REH's Conan and ERB's Tarzan at an age likely too young by today's standards, and lifelong passion for the four-color fantasies of the comic books of my youth, I created Ahanu Foxcloud. The amber-eyed warrior is dissatisfied with his lot among his people, the Mahkah, and ventures into the wider world of Symbria to find his fortune and the answers he seeks. He is also haunted by the mystery of his dead mother's origins; she was a witch and shunned by the Mahkah. As he travels the world, drinking in the heady experiences of being on his own, Ahanu senses his own growing mystical sensitivity. Which path will he follow, the wandering warrior's life he has grown to love, or will he take up his mother's mantle? Or maybe, there is a third path between those two roads?

**Appearances**

1. “The Spirit of the Hill” | *Whetstone #3*, Spring 2021 | *Fragments of a Greater Darkness*, 2023
2. “In Dust and Dead Desire” | *Whetstone #4,* Winter 2021 | *Fragments of a Greater Darkness,* 2023
3. “More Shadow Than Substance” | *Whetstone #5*, Spring 2022 | *Fragments of a Greater Darkness*, 2023
4. “A Green and Pleasant Wasteland” | *Whetstone #6*, Winter 2022
5. “Lord of the Blood” | *Swords & Heroes*, 2023
6. “Certain Hungers” | *Fragments of a Greater Darkness*, 2023
7. “One Not There” | *Fragments of a Greater Darkness*, 2023
8. “House of the Dark One” | *Fragments of a Greater Darkness*, 2023
9. "The Vision of a Crimson Eye" | *Swordplay*, 2023
10. "Ash on the Wind" | Whetstone #8 Winter 2023
The Book

**The Book** is a web video comic illustrated and directed by KiltedEngineer for YouTube. As with all of the other video comics, it is presented without music or dialogue, relying on speech bubbles to convey dialogue. It is the third installment of the illustrated/animated/comic version of the story, Bad Girls with Big Hearts.

## Plot Summary

The book covers the second half of chapter 2 of the written version of Bad Girls with Big Hearts, with some changes to reflect the new visual medium. It begins with the Ed’s duct taped to a school support beam, trapped after their most recent attack from the Kankers, mulling over their situation. As they attempt an escape plan, Rolf emerges around the corner, prompting the Ed boys to signal for help. Rolf offers his assistance, and proceeds to retrieve his Urban Rangers pocket knife to remove the duct tape. However, the Ed’s are quite surprised when the knife deploys, revealing that the blade is actually a comically enlarged scimitar.

Using the blade, Rolf removes the tape in one swift motion, leaving the frightened Eds to all fall to the ground in a paralytic state. The Ed’s thank Rolf, who takes his leave, and complain about the Kankers amongst themselves. The school bell rings, prompting the boys to head to their next class. On his way down the hallway, Edd notices a notebook on the marbel floor. Mistaking it for the absent minded Ed’s in a rush, he places the book in his backpack for safekeeping; the camera reveals that the book actually belongs to Marie Kanker.
Ernest and Bert

Ernest and Bert are 8th graders at Raleigh Middle School. They are the older brothers of Ernie. Ernie is also usually a victim to their bullying. Ernest is the strongest kid in 8th grade. Bert usually tags along with Ernest wherever he goes.

## Physical description

### Gender

Males

* Bert is based off the Sesame Street character of the same name while Ernest is a made up character.
Whetstone Issue 6

## About

**Magazine**: Whetstone

**Published**: Spiral Tower Press, December 2022.

**Editor**: Jason Ray Carney

**Associate Editors**: Chuck E Clark, Luke E Dodd

## Contents

1. Introduction, Howard Andrew Jones
2. The Vault of the Nine Sigils, Cora Buhlert
3. The Rage of Thezydr, Chase A. Folmar
4. Grendelkiller, Turlough Lavery
5. A Will of Fire, Matthew X. Gomez
6. Bugbear, Rev. Joe Kelly
7. Hunter, Oliver Brackenbury
8. A Quiet Doom, Robert O'Leary
9. A Green and Pleasant Wasteland, Michael Burke
10. Voda's Atlas, Jimmy Stamp
11. The Carrion Eaters, Owen G. Tabard
12. Head in the Dirt, Jon Carroll Thomas
13. Victuals, B. Harlan Crawford
14. The Lightning Sword, J. Thomas Howard
System requirements

This is a list of **system requirements** for *MiSide*:

## Minimum

* **OS:** Windows 7/8/10
* **Processor:** Intel Core i5-2300 @ 2,80 GHz, AMD FX 8120 @ 3.1 GHz
* **Memory:** 4 GB RAM
* **Graphics:** NVIDIA GT 630 / 650m, AMD Radeon HD6570 or equivalent
* **DirectX:** Version 10
* **Storage:** 2 GB available space
* **Sound Card**: 100% DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card

## Recommended

* **OS:** Windows 7/8/10
* **Processor:** Intel i7 920 @ 2.7 GHz, AMD Phenom II 945 @ 3.0 GHz
* **Memory:** 8 GB RAM
* **Graphics:** NVIDIA GTX 1050
* **DirectX:** Version 11
* **Storage:** 2 GB available space
* **Sound Card**: 100% DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
Lee (KiltedFanon)

Rod Lonergan (adoptive father)

Marie Kanker (sister)

May Kanker (sister)

*This article focuses on Lee Kanker as reimagined/redesigned by KiltedEngineer. For the original character created for Ed, Edd, n’ Eddy, see* Lee Kanker (Ed, Edd n’ Eddy)

**Annalee Grace Kanker** is a character created for the Cartoon Network series Ed, Edd n Eddy and used by KiltedEngineer in the KiltedFanon.

## Appearance in the KiltedFanon

Lee's typical summer/warm weather outfit consists of a magenta tank top, blue jeans rolled up at the knees, and white low-top sneakers. In the KiltedFanon, Lee's hair is grown out to elbow-length; Lee keeps her hair in a high ponytail. In addition, Lee's eyes are fully exposed in the KiltedFanon. To correct her nearsightedness, Lee wears glasses.

In winter, Lee's outfit of choice is a green turtleneck sweater, blue jeans and black high-heeled boots.
Whetstone Issue 1

## About

**Magazine**: Whetstone

**Published**: Spiral Tower Press, June 2020.

**Editor**: Jason Ray Carney

**Associate Editors:** Chuck E Clark, Luke E Dodd

## Contents

1. Editor’s Note, Jason Ray Carney
2. The Wizard’s Demise, Géza A. G. Reilly
3. Queslavalaka, J.B. Toner
4. The Temple of Vanas, Kieran Judge
5. As Repellent As I, Chase A. Folmar
6. Undying Thirst for Vengeance, D.M. Ritzlin
7. Kauahoa and the Tattooed Bandit, Patrick S. Baker
8. A Thousand Words for Death, Pedro Iniguez
9. Totem and Stone, Chuck Clark
10. The Price, Steve Shaw
11. The Stranger’s Payment, Nidheesh Samant
Areas of The Galaxy

Over thousands of years, borders of areas have been developed across the galaxy. The following list is terms used to divide the galaxy into sections by The Coalition.

* **Core Worlds:** Worlds located near where the Coalition began. Closest to the centre on a map.
* **Alpha Quadrant**: Closest area to the Core Worlds. Second largest quadrant.
* **Beta Quadrant:** Third from the centre and the largest.
* **Outer Rim Territories:** Worlds that are at the edges of the discovered and colonised areas of the galaxy. Fourth from the centre.
* **The Frontier Colonies:** Planets that sit on the very edge of the Outer Rim Territories. Furthest from the centre.
* **Cosmic Wild Lands:** Anything past the Frontier Colonies. Vast areas of deadly or unexplored and undocumented space.

### **Sub Areas of The Galaxy**

The following are smaller sub sections of the larger areas listed previously, these are usually Sectors.

* **Sovereign Sectors:** Areas where most planets are only partially members of the Galactic Coalition of Planets, not having any political ties to the Coalition.
* **The Imperial Dominions:** Planets that are members of an empire whose capital world have joined The Coalition.
* **The Dark Expanse or The Dead Zone:** Areas of The Cosmic Wild Lands that are home to no life form due to its deadliness or inability to harbour life.
* **The Lost Territories:** Areas where colonies were made but were lost due to their inaccessible or inconvenient placement.
* **The Heivemak Run:** A dangerous smugglers path first ran by the infamous smuggler, Heivemak Jia, who the path is named after.
Toni Sweeney’s Trygare kan Ingan, Riven kan Ingan

**Sweeney writes:** As a budding novelist seeing the Schwarzenegger portrayal of Conan, I decided to try my own hand at copying Robert E. Howard. The result was *GodChosen, Part 1.*

Trygare kan Ingan only appears in the first book of the *GodChosen*, but he’s mentioned often throughout the succeeding novels. Son of a sellsword turned blacksmith, he’s prophesied to be the father of kings who’ll rule for 3000 years.

The rest of the series follows Trygare’s son, Riven. Riven is spoiled, impetuous, an opportunist and a schemer, and also denies the existence of the gods, who take every opportunity to thwart his plans. The stories follow him from impetuous youth through uncertain newly-wed, settled middle age when he accepts the existence of the gods, and finally as an elderly warrior abruptly returning to war by leading a rebellion against an insane monarch.

**Appearances**

1. *Godchosen,* 2020

2. *An Oath on His Sword,* 2021

3. *Curse Quest*, 2021

4. *Bloodsong*, 2021

5. *The Crown on a Barbarian Brow*, 2021
Cora Buhlert and Richard Blakemore’s Thurvok

*\*Richard Blakemore is fictional pulp writer Cora created.*

**Buhlert writes:** This pulpy sword and sorcery series chronicles the adventures of Thurvok, the sellsword, and his companions: Meldom, thief, cutpurse and occasional assassin, the sorceress Sharenna and Lysha, Meldom’s childhood sweetheart whom the adventurers saved from the gallows. Thurvok was actually supposed to be a lone barbarian in the Conan mould, but he quickly acquired companions and together they travel the world, looking for loot and treasure and fighting demons, dragons and monsters.

**Appearances**

1. “The Valley of the Man Vultures,” 2019

2. “The Tomb of the Undead Slaves,” 2019

3. “The Road of Skeletons,” 2019

4. “The Forest of the Hanged,” 2019

5. “The Bleak Heath,” 2019

6. “The Cave of the Dragon,” 2019

7. “The Night Court,” 2019

8. “The Temple of the Snake God,” 2019

9. “The Thing From the Dread Swamp,” 2020

10.        “The Tentacled Terror,” 2020

11.        “The Beast from the Sea of Blood,” 2020

12.        "The City of the Screaming Pillars" | Rogues in the House Present: A Book of Blades, 2022

13.        “The Lantern Bearers” | forthcoming ~2023
George Jacobs' Yolandi

**George writes:** Yolandi was inspired by my love of the works of REH, CL Moore, and Charles R Saunders, combined with my passion for ancient history, especially the history and prehistory of the so called 'Near East'. Yolandi was born of my desire to create a character who was both smart and strong, but who still faces struggles and fears.

**Appearances:**

1. "The City of Tombs" - Whetstone Issue #2 (Spiral Tower Press, December 2020)
2. "The Idol" - Sword and Sorcery Magazine (May 2021)
3. "An Ancient Ritual" - Whetstone Issue #3 (Spiral Tower Press, June 2021)
4. "The Pit of Heaven" - Fear Forge Winter 2022 (Horrorsmith Publishing, October 2022)
D.M. Ritzlin's Xaarxool the Necromancer

**Ritzlin writes:** Possessor of powerful artefacts and reams of forgotten lore, his expertise in wizardry is unmatched.

**Appearances**

1. “A Twisted Branch of Yggdrasil” | *Necromancy in Nilztiria*, 2020
2. “The Valley of Eternal Midnight” | *Necromancy in Nilztiria*, 2020
3. “Black Castle of Torture” | *Necromancy in Nilztiria*, 2020
4. “An Unforgivable Interruption” | *Whetstone #2,* Winter 2020
5. “The Necromancer and the Forgotten Hero” | *Tales from the Magician's Skull No. 9*, 2022
D.M. Ritzlin's Xedroch Loor

**Ritzlin writes:** A lusty rapscallion, his striving for glittering treasures and the embraces of lovely ladies invariably leads him into danger.

**Appearances**

1. “Hunting the Lirpkin” | *Necromancy in Nilztiria*, 2020
2. “Spider-Magic in the Jungles of Jamboota” | *Necromancy in Nilztiria*, 2020
3. “Consequences of Lust” | *Necromancy in Nilztiria*, 2020
4. “The Isle of the Pleasure Slaves” | *Necromancy in Nilztiria*, 2020
Byron A. Roberts' Captain Caleb Blackthorne

**Roberts writes:** Captain Caleb Blackthorne is a war-weary privateer, the master of the fearsome galleon "Starfire", a nefarious hunter of pirates and the scourge of the briny vault! This grim-visaged reaver sails the perilous seas during the reign of Queen Elizabeth the First, seeking plunder and adventure on the high seas. Blackthorne and his crew of battle-hardened sea-dogs face dark sorcery, terrifying monsters and vengeful demons on their quest to break an ancient curse and liberate the soul of a long-dead prince from the clutches of the immortal witch who holds it in thrall.

**Appearances:**

1. "Into the Dawn of Storms" - Swords of Steel (DMR Books, 2015)

2. "A Voyage on Benighted Seas" - Swords of Steel II (DMR Books, 2016)

3. "The Scion at the Gate of Eternity" - Swords of Steel III (DMR Books, 2017)

4. "Into the Dawn of Storms (revised version) - The Infernal Bargain and Other Stories (DMR Books, 2019)

5. "The Voyages of Caleb Blackthorne" - Swords of Steel Omnibus (DMR Books, 2019)
Howard Andrew Jones’ Hanuvar

**Jones writes**: Hanuvar’s an answer to what Hannibal of Carthage might have done if his city was destroyed in his lifetime while he was away. He shares the brilliance, martial prowess, and character of the great general, but wanders a fantasy world where dark magics and terrible monsters are real. He’s no brash youngster, he’s middle-aged. He’s not out to prove anything and he doesn’t need to find himself. He knows who he is. And he’s not interested in self advancement or riches, which is probably the most significant difference between him and the typical sword-and-sorcery lead, because rather than being in it for himself, he’s essentially selfless. For him, the only thing that matters is his people. Derva destroyed his city. His people fought block by block, house by house, until most fell with their swords in hand. Only a thousand or so survived to be led away in chains. No matter where his people have been taken, from the empire’s festering capital to its most remote outpost, he means to find them. Every last one of them. And he will set them free.

**Appearances**

1. “The Way of Serpents” | *Goodman Games Gen Con 20016 Program Guide* | *Tales From the Magician’s Skull #0*, 2018
2. “Crypt of Stars” | *Tales From the Magician’s Skull #1*, 2018
3. “The Second Death of Hanuvar” | *Tales From the Magician’s Skull #3*, 2019
4. “A Stone’s Throw” | *Heroic Fiction Quarterly #40*, 2019
5. “Course of Blood” | *Galactic Stew*, 2020
6. "From the Darkness Beneath" | *Terra Incognita*, 2022
7. “Shroud of Feathers” | *Tales From the Magician’s Skull #6*
8. *Lord of a Shattered Land,* 2023
Whetstone Issue 4

## About

**Magazine**: Whetstone

**Published**: Spiral Tower Press, December 2021.

**Editor**: Jason Ray Carney

**Associate Editors**: Chuck E Clark, Luke E Dodd

## Contents

1. Editor's Note, Jason Ray Carney
2. Introduction, Brian Murphy
3. A Chance Burden, Matthew John
4. A Boarding Action, Nathaniel Webb
5. The Princess's Plunge Pool, Ciarán Laverty
6. Six Heads for Gullahm-Khullgosh, B. Harlan Crawford
7. Kyla-Selin, Chuck E. Clark
8. The Beast Mistress, J. Thomas Howard
9. The Phoenician, Scott Oden
10. The Eldest Edda, Robert Subiaga
11. Cat and Mouse, Luke E. Dodd
12. Wolfskin and Pale Kings, Brad Ellison
13. In Dust and Dead Desire, Michael Burke
14. The Symbol on the Ring, Cole Burgett
15. Terror and Talon, Mario Carić
16. The Assault on Mourengrad, John H. Brown
17. Muse and the Monstrous, Chase A. Folmar
Whetstone Issue 5

## About

**Magazine**: Whetstone

**Published**: Spiral Tower Press, June 2022.

**Editor**: Jason Ray Carney

**Associate Editors**: Chuck E Clark, Luke E Dodd

## Contents

1. Introduction, Jason Ray Carney
2. Lord of Slaughter, G.T. Wilcox
3. More Shadow than Substance, Michael Burke
4. Just Desserts, T.A. Markitan
5. The Godlight, George Jacobs
6. The Dragon's Graveyard, Dariel Quiogue
7. Hungry Ghosts, Robert O'Leary
8. A Song from the Sea, Charles Dooley
9. Pain Brings Purity of Being, Jason M. Waltz
10. Salt Tears, Gregory D. Mele
11. Grey Hunter, Golden Quarry, H.R. Laurence
12. Black Hearts Beneath Red Skies, Anthony Perconti
13. Doors, Chuck Clark
14. The Smoke Ship, Nathaniel Webb
15. Village of the Unavenged Dead, Cora Buhlert
16. The Riddle of Spice, Patrick Groleau
17. Gladiators of Ill Satal, J. Thomas Howard
18. Arena of the Death Cult, B. Harlan Crawford
19. Eyes and Teeth, Rev. Joe Kelly
20. The Seven-Sealed Flask, Rett Weissenfels
21. At the Gate of Bone, Scott Oden
List of Characters

## List of Contemporary Sword and Sorcery Series Characters

1. Ahanu Foxcloud, Michael T. Burke
2. Arios the Spearman, Dariel R.A. Quiogue
3. Brock of Falsea, Chad A. B. Wilson
4. Caylen-Tor, Byron A. Roberts
5. Captain Caleb Blackthorne, Byron A. Roberts
6. Prince Celyn of Anörea, Lorenzo D. Lopez
7. Conor Dubh O'Brien, Rev. Joe Kelly
8. Dabir and Asim, Howard Andrew Jones
9. Dorgo the Drowser, Joe Bonadonna
10. Eachann MacLeod and Connor Ua Sreng, Ethan Sabatella
11. Gaunt and Bone, Chris Willrich
12. Grimnir, Scott Oden
13. Hanuvar, Howard Andrew Jones
14. Indrajit and Fix, D. J. Butler
15. Kol the Saxon, W.E. Wertenberger
16. Kurval, Cora Buhlert and Richard Blakemore
17. Liam the Black, Matthew X Gomez
18. Marked Mercenary, Mario Carić
19. Melkart of Tyre, Mark Mellon
20. Mongoose and Meerkat, Jim Breyfogle
21. Mortu and Kyrus, Schuyler Hernstrom
22. Orhan Timur, Dariel R.A. Quiogue
23. Otrim, Lyndon Perry
24. Potsdam Giants, Michael T. Burke
25. Sangr and Yella, Gustavo Bondoni
26. Skallagrim, Stephen R. Babb
27. Sigyn of Asgard, B. Harlan Crawford
28. The Rogue, Jason Ray Carney
29. Thurvok, Cora Buhlert and Richard Blakemore
30. Trygare kan Ingan, Riven kan Ingan, Toni Sweeney
31. Vran the Chaos-Warped, D. M. Ritzlin
32. Welgar the Cursed, David A. Riley
33. Xaarxool the Necromancer, D. M. Ritzlin
34. Xedroch Loor, D. M. Ritzlin
35. Yolandi, George Jacobs
List of Animated Shorts by KiltedEngineer

This is a comprehensive lists of **animation tests, scenes, or otherwise short** videos released by KiltedEngineer on his YouTube Channel.

### Marie Kanker Lovestruck

Marie Kanker Lovestruck, is a traditionally animated and digitally inked and painted short, animated by KiltedEngineer. The scene depicts Marie being struck by cupids arrow in the cafeteria of Peach Creek Jr. High, and her reaction to being filled with the love bug.

The scene was based off of a very similar sequence in Hanky Panky Hullabaloo, in which May is struck with a love arrow. In the short, Marie is dressed in her fall clothes, in the style of Ed, Edd n’ Eddy, but with some additional shading. The background is a digital oil painting.

The short can be found here.
Whetstone Issue 3

## About

**Magazine**: Whetstone

**Published**: Spiral Tower Press, June 2021.

**Editor**: Jason Ray Carney

**Associate Editors**: Chuck E Clark, Luke E Dodd

## Contents

1. Editor's Note, Jason Ray Carney
2. Steel of the Timurid, N.A. Chaudhry
3. The Spirit of the Hill, Michael Burke
4. The Rite, Jace Phelps
5. The Tower in the Earth, Chuck E. Clark
6. Shades of Ruin, Scott Schmidt
7. Griff's End, Luke E. Dodd
8. The Lies of Mars, J. Thomas Howard
9. Fort of the Ravens, Ethan Sabatella
10. Dead Man's Curse, T.A. Markitan
11. Rogues in the Vale of Time, L.D. Whitney
12. The Tavern Keepers' Secret, Rob Graham
13. An Ancient Ritual, George Jacobs
14. Last Night on the Hunt, Richard Truong
15. The Servant of Qos, B. Harlan Crawford
16. The Den of the Last Dragon, Dimitar Dakovski
17. The Gate of Mist, Cora Buhlert
W.E. Wertenberger’s Kol the Saxon

**Wertenberger writes:** The idea for the character sprang from an article about England post the Norman invasion. It mentioned that after losing the war, many displaced Saxon warriors left the island in pursuit of mercenary work. With the character in mind and using this period as a historical backdrop, I added some fantasy elements and started writing.

**Appearances**

1. “The Gnawed Bone” | *Thunder on the Battlefield vol. 1: Sword*, 2013

2. “Veil of Black Fire” | *Savage Realms #6,* August 2021

3. “Hag of Bones” | Savage Realms #20, May 2023
Lorenzo D. Lopez’s Prince Celyn of Anörea

**Lopez writes:** Prince Celyn was lost in the jungle as a baby during an attempt to save him from a would-be usurper. Raised by Simians, he only learnt of his true identity after his tribe had been slaughter by a nigromancer. Offered the throne by his lustful sister, he turned it down and took to a life as a sellsword.

**Appearances**

1. *Sons of the Spider God,* 2020
2. *Crimson Blades of the Corsair Kingdom,* 2020
3. “Demons of the Dark Abyss” | *Swords and Sorcery Magazine May 2021* | *Demons of the Dark Abyss*, 2023
4. “Sorcerous Vengeance” | *Swords & Sorceries Volume 3*, 2021 | *Demons of the Dark Abyss*, 2023
5. “The Invisible Plague” | *Rumble*, 2022 | *Demons of the Dark Abyss*, 2023
6. “People of the Lake” | *Swords & Sorceries Volume 5,* 2022 | *Demons of the Dark Abyss*, 2023
Cora Buhlert and Richard Blakemore’s Kurval

*\*Richard Blakemore is fictional pulp writer Cora created.*

**Buhlert writes:** This pulpy sword and sorcery series chronicles the adventures of Kurval, barbarian turned King of Azakoria and his struggles to be a good and just king to his people. So follow Kurval as he deals with treason, assassination attempts, monsters and the day to day troubles of kinghood.

I created Kurval, when I had an idea for a sword and sorcery story that did not fit Thurvok and his friends. Where Thurvok and friends were partly inspired by Fritz Leiber's Fafhrd and Gray Mouser, Kurval is inspired by Robert E. Howard's Kull of Atlantis. Like Thurvok, Kurval aquired a regular supporting cast consisting of the scheming vizier Izgomir, his mercenary friend Tsabo, the young aristocratic couple Ragur and Nelaira, whom Kurval saved from the gallows, Lord Vangenard, commander of the elite Blood Guards, and the headstrong female knight Adeliz of Angilbert.

**Appearances**

1. “King's Justice,” 2020

2. “The Plains of Shadow,” 2021

3. “Worm Fodder,” 2021

4. “The Wolf of Rajala,” 2021

5. *The Black Knight*, 2021

6. “The Frozen Citadel,” 2021

7. “Twelve Nooses,” 2022

8. “The Tear of Chronos,” 2022

9. “Straw Men” | forthcoming ~2023
Wilson

**Wilson Funwolf** is the main antagonist of the Wilsons Diner Franchise, along with Springbear.

## Details

Wilson is a tall, grey wolf animatronic presumably made out of cloth. He has blue eyes with eyebrows, and blocky teeth on both jaws.

## Information

### Mechanincs

Wilson walks through the hallway to the left of your office. He is repelled by the controlled shock.

### Lore Info

Wilsons real identity is of an 11 year old boy named Jimmy Norman.
Dariel R.A. Quiogue’s Orhan Timur

**Quiogue writes:** Orhan Timur sprang to my head fully formed (I know that sounds kinda familiar) when I wrote my first Orhan story, “Lord of the Brass Host”. Based on my long fascination with medieval Central Asian history, I came up with a character that was a what-if version of Genghis Khan, wherein he had been defeated by his blood-brother turned rival Jamuqa instead of the other way around. Would Genghis ever have given up trying to get his position back? Never, not even if all the forces of Hell stood against him! The idea of nicknaming Orhan the Snow Leopard was a spontaneous inspiration, coming from my concept of having the character lair in my setting's version of the Himalayas plus the idea to give him gray eyes as a distinguishing mark.

**Appearances**

1. “Lord of the Brass Host” | Heroic Fantasy Quarterly #7, 2011

2. “Black Titan of Gaikand | Swords of the Four Winds, 2013

3. “The Unholiness at Zogurthang | Swords of the Four Winds, 2013

4. “Valley of the Yellow-Eyed King” | Swords of the Four Winds, 2013

5. “Palace of the Purple Lotus” | Track of the Snow Leopard, 2022

6. The Caves of Koro Shan | Track of the Snow Leopard, 2022

7. “Curse of the Horsetail Banner” | New Edge of Sword and Sorcery #0, 2022
Withered Wilson

**Withered Wilson Funwolf** is a titular antagonist the first appeared in Wilson's Diner.

## Details

Withered Wilson is a tall, grey wolf animatronic presumably made out of cloth. He has one green eye and eyebrows. He has blocky teeth on both jaws.

### Mechanincs

Wilson walks through the hallway to the left of your office. He is repelled by the controlled shock.

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Species Infobox

If you want to add an infobox for a species, this is what each section needs to be completed.

### Biological Classification

* Designation= Sentient/Insentient
* Classification= Mammal/Reptile/Other
* Subspecies=  If there is any subspecies just list them here
* Status= Existing/Extinct

### Physical Characteristics

* Average Height= List if applicable
* Hair Colour= If they posses no hair leave this blank
* Eye Colour= List if applicable
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* Diet= Omnivore, Herbivore, Carnivore
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Sigyn of Asgard

B. Harlan Crawford's Sigyn of Asgard

The author writes:

"Sigyn resulted from an argument with a friend as to whether or not Red Sonja was a "Female Conan". That discussion inspired to write the first story. Sigyn started out as a Hyborian Age pastiche character, but I moved her into a pseudo-bronze age setting.

Sigyn wandered down from what the Greeks called Hyperborea, driven by nothing more than a burning curiosity to see what lay behind the next horizon."
Chad A.B. Wilson’s Brock of Falsea

**Wilson writes:** Brock of Falsea was created as a nameless mercenary fighting monsters, a man who would do good only if he were paid for it. I completed two unpublished novels about his transition from mercenary to leader of the Queen's army, to disgraced mercenary yet again, to Guardian of Falsea before deciding to write short stories about the same character. He's the big, bald mercenary who hates everyone, yet everyone loves him because he always does the right thing. In most of the stories, he's an old man who struggles to do what needs to be done. He's tired of fighting and tired of living, yet he keeps on going because there's always more evil in the world.

**Appearances**

1. "The Bard at the Bronze Falcon" | *Swords and Sorcery Magazine*, December 2019
2. "Crawling in the Dark" | *Savage Realms Monthly #4,* May 2021
3. "The Amulet and the Pain," S*words and Sorcery Magazine*, June 2021
4. "Stone Figures" | *Savage Realms Monthly #11*, April 2022
5. “The Dragon’s Eye” | *Dragons and Heroines*, 2022
6. "The Shadow's Pattern" | *Grimdark*, 2022
Jim Breyfogle's Mongoose and Meerkat

**Breyfogle writes:** Mangos and Kat seem an unlikely duo. He is talented but inexperienced, she is reticent about her past. He has a passion for adventure, she has a purpose for it. Their world teems with adventures, threaded through its history and people, but sometimes the greatest challenge is at home. I wrote The Tales of the Mongoose & Meerkat to provide variety and excitement. Mangos and Kat range from the depths of the earth to the frozen tundra, from tropical islands to islands in the clouds. They fight monsters and men, demons and dragons. They have to solve mysteries, kill monsters, and survive treachery. And, somewhere along the line, Mangos needs to figure out Kat’s past and decide whose side he’s on. It’s been said that all good partnerships are greater than the sum of their parts.  That better be true if Mangos and Kat are to survive, let alone succeed.

**Appearances**

1. “The Battlefield of Keres” | *Cirsova #6,* Fall 2017 | *Pursuit Without Asking*, 2020
2. “Brandy and Dye” | *Cirsova #8,* Summer 2018 | *Pursuit Without Asking*, 2020
3. “Sword of the Mongoose” | *Cirsova #10,* Winter 2018 | *Pursuit Without Asking*, 2020
4. “The Valley of Terzol” | *Cirsova vol. 2 #1,* Spring 2019 | *Pursuit Without Asking*, 2020
5. “The Burning Fish” | *Cirsova vol. 2 #2,* Fall 2019 | *Pursuit Without Asking*, 2020
6. “The Golden Pearl” | *Cirsova vol. 2 #3,* Spring 2020 | *The Heat of the Chase,* 2022
7. “Hunt of the Mine Worm” | *Cirsova vol. 2 #5,* Winter 2020 | *The Heat of the Chase,* 2022
8. “The Grain Merchant of Alomar” | *Cirsova vol. 2, #6,* Spring 2021 | *The Heat of the Chase,* 2022
9. “The King’s Game” | *Cirsova vol. 2 #7,* Summer 2021 | *The Heat of the Chase,* 2022
10. “Too Many Mangos” | *Cirsova vol. 2 #8,* Fall 2021 | *The Heat of the Chase,* 2022
11. “The Wreck of the Cassada” | *Cirsova vol. 2 #9,* Winter 2021 | *The Heat of the Chase,* 2022
12. “The Flying Mongoose” | *Cirsova vol. 2 #10,* Spring 2022 | *The Redemption of Alness,* 2023
13. “Death and Renewal” | *Cirsova vol. 2 #11,* Summer 2022 | *The Redemption of Alness,* 2023
14. “Fight of the Sandfishers” | *Cirsova vol. 2 #12,* Fall 2022 | *The Redemption of Alness,* 2023
15. “Thunder in the North” | *Cirsova vol. 2 #13,* Winter 2022 | *The Redemption of Alness,* 2023
16. “The Feast of the Fedai” | *Cirsova vol. 2 #14, Spring 2023 | The Redemption of Alness,* 2023
17. “Trapped in the Loop” | *The Redemption of Alness,* 2023
18. “The Redemption of Alness” | *The Redemption of Alness,* 2023
Whetstone Issue 7

## About

**Magazine**: Whetstone

**Published**: Spiral Tower Press, June 2023.

**Editor**: Jason Ray Carney

**Associate Editors**: Chuck E Clark, Luke E Dodd

## Contents

1. Introduction, JRC and LED
2. Undulations, B. Harlan Crawford
3. A Night in The Gargantua, Benjamin A. Simmons
4. Jungle Chorus, Ciarán Laverty
5. A Ritual Brew, Sharang Inamdar
6. Iron Scaled, Robert Webb
7. For Cormac!, Stew Shearer
8. Tomb of the Witch Queen, M. S. Swift
9. Homecoming to Istos, Barry R. Donnelly
10. The Sign, Ian Weeber
11. Land Unclaimed, George Jacobs
12. Bawds of the Goblin Quarter, Curtis Ellett
13. Heaven’s Weight, or Death of the Last Centaur, Jason M Waltz