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David Anders

**David Anders Holt** (born March 11, 1981), known professionally as **David Anders**, is an American television and stage actor. He is best known for his roles as Julian Sark on *Alias*, as Adam Monroe on *Heroes*, as John Gilbert in the TV series *The Vampire Diaries*, as Victor Frankenstein / Dr. Whale on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*, and as Blaine "DeBeers" McDonough on *iZombie*. Although Anders is American, a few of his roles have required him to use a British Home counties accent.
Medusa

* Snow White
* Prince Charming

> A fearsome creature. If you were to look into her eyes, she would turn you into stone.
>       —Snow White

**Medusa** is a character on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. She débuts, with her only appearance, in the tenth episode of the third season.

Medusa is based on a Gorgon with the same name from the Perseus myth from Greek Mythology.

## History

### Before First Curse

Medusa lives in a cavern near the old Summer Palace of the Enchanted Forest. She gains a notorious reputation as a creature who can turn anyone into stone if the person looks straight into her eyes. One day, she chases two intruders, Snow White and Prince Charming, after they purposely enter into her home. While Prince Charming goads Medusa into coming after him, Snow White hides in wait to cut off her head. Surprisingly, the sword has no effect on Medusa and she entraps Prince Charming, forcing him to meet her gaze, and thus transforming him into a stone statue. Medusa goes after Snow White next, but is tricked into meeting her own reflection and immobilizing herself into stone. From her own downfall, Prince Charming is freed. *("The New Neverland")*
Portland

**Portland**is a Land Without Magic location featured on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. It first appears in the sixth episode of the second season.

## History

### During the Curse

Sometime after aging out of the foster system, an approximately seventeen or eighteen-year-old Emma Swan arrives in Portland. One day, she steals a yellow Volkswagen Beetle, only to discover that it already has been stolen by a man named Neal Cassidy. The two then have an encounter with a police officer, and become very close.

After a short amount of time, the two become a couple, and also go on a crime spree. Emma fakes a pregnancy to distract a cashier while the two rob a convenient store, and they break into motel rooms after their rightful occupants leave. They plan on relocating to Tallahassee, however, Neal becomes aware that there is a warrant out for his arrest for stealing watches. He tells Emma the stolen watches are in a locker in a bus station, but he cannot get them himself, so she volunteers to grab them. She succeeds in this task, and Neal gives her one of the watches but plans on pawning the rest. They two agree to meet up later in a designated spot.

A mysterious man, August Booth, tracks down Neal and pressures him to no longer be a part of Emma's life, and he must let her be arrested for the theft of the watches. He explains to Neal that Emma has a great destiny she must fulfill; proving he has knowledge about Neal's past by opening a box containing a typewriter with the words, "I know you're Baelfire", typed on a piece of paper. Neal is shaken up that his former identity is known by someone else other than himself, and agrees to give up on Emma.

Emma arrives at their promised meeting place only to have a policeman arrest her for the watch heist as she is wearing one of the watches and they have footage from the bus station. August leaves the city while Neal flees with the money from the watches as well as the car, and Emma is sentenced to eleven months in a Phoenix jailhouse. *("Tallahassee")*

## Trivia

* For the episode "Tallahassee", the Portland scenes were filmed in Vancouver, British Colombia, where production for *Once Upon a Time* is based.
* The flashback scene in "There's No Place Like Home" where Neal and Emma break into the fairground was originally scripted to be them breaking through the gate to a view of Portland at night.The production team found an abandoned amusement park, and felt that Neal showing this kind of place to Emma was something that the character would do.

## Appearances

* Portland is mentioned in the Storybrooke Daily Mirror in "The Shepherd".

## References

1. ↑ http://vancityfilming.com/emma-swans-beetle/
2. ↑ Season Three Blu-ray exclusive Audio Commentary
3. ↑ File:106Newspaper.png
Will Scarlet

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* The **Knave of Hearts**, whose name is Will Scarlet, the Enchanted Forest character.
* **Will Scarlet (Storybrooke)**, the Storybrooke character.
Regina's Engagement Ring

> Then if I am to marry you, we must do this properly.
>       —Daniel presenting the ring to Regina

**Regina's Engagement Ring** is a magical item featured on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. It first appears in the eighteenth episode of the first season.

## History

### Before First Curse

In the Enchanted Forest, a woman named Regina is in love with Daniel, a man who works as stable boy for her father's horse stables. Regina knows her mother, Cora, will never approve of her marrying someone who is not of noble birth. Cora forces her to accept a marriage proposal and marry a king. Regina and Daniel decide to run away together, and he proposes to her with an engagement ring. She happily accepts, and the ring becomes a symbol of their future together, which Regina wears on a necklace. However, Cora discovers their plan and kills Daniel. *("The Stable Boy", "The Queen Is Dead")*

In King Leopold's castle, Regina is adorning Snow White's hair with flowers. The girl admires her look and then finds a necklace with the ring on it in the jewelry box. When Snow White asks about its origin, Regina states that Daniel had given it to her. Snow White asks whether or not Daniel was the stable boy who had left her. Regina corrects her, saying he didn't leave, but was killed because of Snow White's inability to keep her secret. As a scared Snow White takes this in, Regina begins choking her to death with the necklace while telling that her mother corrupts young souls. As Snow White suffocates, suddenly, the scene shifts to show the young girl, unharmed, happily wearing the necklace. Nearby, Regina comes out of a stupor; having imagined the entire scenario of killing Snow White. *("We Are Both")*

Years after Daniel's death, Regina, now going by the title "Evil Queen", returns to the stables for a parley with Snow White. Walking to the exact spot Daniel died, her expression becomes saddened as she holds the ring. *("An Apple Red as Blood")*

### During First Curse

In present day Storybrooke, Regina reminisces near a window thinking of her deceased true love, Daniel, and kisses the ring with longing. *("The Stable Boy")*

As Regina's curse in Storybrooke gradually weakens, she realizes Emma, the prophesied savior destined to shatter it, is to blame. However, because Emma's death will result in the curse breaking, Regina decides to put her under a Sleeping Curse instead. With the help of Jefferson, she sacrifices her engagement ring into his magic hat, which opens a tear into the past Enchanted Forest. Regina reaches in and retrieves a poisoned apple infused with the Sleeping Curse. *("An Apple Red as Blood")*
Blind Witch

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* **The Blind Witch**, a character introduced in Season One's second episode.
* **The Blind Witch**, a character introduced in Season One's ninth episode.
Magic/Ice Magic

**Worlds** | * Fairy Tale Land

**Ice Magic** is a type of magic featured on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. It first appears in the twenty-second episode of the third season.

Ice Magic is based on the same ability from the Disney film, *Frozen*.

## Uses

Ice Magic is the magical ability to control and create ice and cold temperatures for various purposes. So far, only members of the royal Arendelle bloodline have demonstrated this type of magic. According to Rumplestiltskin, it's a very rare gift. In both generations, it was inherited by the eldest female daughter who was also heir to the the Arendelle throne. This magic can be specifically contained by a Magic Urn, which traps the user inside and seals away their power. *("A Tale of Two Sisters", "The Snow Queen", "Smash the Mirror")*

## Practitioners

* Elsa
* Ingrid †
Magic/Fairy Magic

**Worlds** | * Enchanted Forest
* Land Without Magic
* Neverland

**Fairy Magic** is a type of magic featured on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. It first appears in the first episode of the first season.

## Uses

Fairy Magic works differently from other types of magic as it requires a reagent. This reagent, called fairy dust, is obtained by enchanted creatures called dwarves, whose purpose is digging magical diamonds from a local mine, which they collect and refine into powdered fairy dust. Then, the dust is gathered in large amounts by fairies to practice their magical arts. In some cases of advanced magic, fairy dust must be used through a wand. *("The Price of Gold", "Dreamy")*

Good fairy dust, which is pink-purple in color, gives them the ability to accelerate natural processes such as a dwarf's birth, and to break an enchantment in which a person is cursed to stay in one form. Dark fairy dust is black-gray in color and can transform "deadly foes" into lesser and harmless beings. Pixie dust, which is a more powerful type of fairy dust and, in Neverland's case, grows in flowers at the top of certain trees, gives the user the ability to fly and can also be used to find someone's soul mate. *("Snow Falls", "Dreamy", "Quite a Common Fairy")*

Some abilities with fairy magic include the transformation of objects or beings, telekinesis and telepathy of inanimate objects. Fairies have the ability to hide their wings from view as well as enlarge themselves to the size of a human, but according to the Blue Fairy, this must not be done without a good reason. *("The Price of Gold", "Dreamy", "The Stranger", "Quite a Common Fairy")*

## Practitioners

* Blue Fairy/Mother Superior
* Emma Swan
* Fairy Godmother †
* Henry Mills
* Nova
* Robin Hood
* Rumplestiltskin/Mr. Gold
* Silvermist
* Snow White
* Tinker Bell

## Appearances

 "Home":*Absent*

Note: "Archive" denotes archive footage.

* Fairy Magic is featured in *Once Upon a Time'*s Season One novelization, *Reawakened: A Once Upon a Time Tale*.

* Fairy magic appears in Henry's book in "The Snow Queen".

## References

Fairy Magic
ABC

**Official Website** | http://www.abc.com

The **American Broadcasting Company**, also known as **ABC**, is the network that airs *Once Upon a Time* and its spin-off *Once Upon a Time in Wonderland*.

## History

ABC is an American commercial broadcasting television network. Created in 1943 from the former NBC Blue radio network, ABC is owned by The Walt Disney Company and is part of Disney-ABC Television Group, formerly ABC-TV. Its first broadcast on television was in 1948. It is the largest broadcaster in the world by revenues. As one of the Big Three television networks, its programming has contributed to American popular culture.

In 1954, the Walt Disney anthology television series, under the title Disneyland, began showing not only programs made exclusively for television by the Disney studio but also edited versions of some of the studio's theatrical films, such as Alice in Wonderland. Occasionally, a full-length film would be shown, such as Treasure Island, but these would be divided into two one-hour episodes. Disneyland, which premiered in conjunction with the impending opening of Disney's theme park of the same name, changed its name to Walt Disney Presents in 1958.
Walt Disney had long wanted ABC to broadcast his show in color, but the network still cash strapped balked at the idea because of the cost of color broadcasting. In 1961, Walt Disney struck a deal with NBC to move the show to their network. At the time, NBC was owned by RCA, who was promoting color at the time in order to sell their color TV sets. The show moved in the fall of 1961 and was renamed Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color allowing Disney to broadcast in color, including shows that had previously been run in black and white on ABC. It became one of the longest-running TV series of all time. The show was revived twice: once in 1986 and again in 1997, both times on ABC (though the first revival moved to NBC in 1988 where it lasted two more years).
Eric (Storybrooke)

> Ariel!
>       —Eric to his love.

**Eric** is a character on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the tenth episode of the third season. He is portrayed by guest star Gil McKinney, and is the Storybrooke counterpart of **Prince Eric**.

## History

*For events occurring before the casting of the first curse, see Prince Eric.*

### After First Curse

After Emma breaks the Dark Curse, Eric, like the other many citizens of Storybrooke, try to resume normal life. He works regularly as a fisherman at the dock dicing up sea produce. Eric is surprised to see someone he hasn't seen a while, Ariel. Though it's been a long time since either of them saw each other, he shows his true feelings for her with a passionate kiss. They reunite just as a flying ship descends from the sky carrying various townspeople. As Mary Margaret comes down from the ship, she is pleased to see Eric and Ariel are now together after such a long separation. *("The New Neverland")*

The residents of Storybrooke face another threat in the form of Peter Pan, who intends on re-cursing everyone and ruling the town on his whims. Regina, as the original caster of the Dark Curse, is able to undo Pan's curse before it takes full effect. As a magical price, Storybrooke's inhabitants return to their former lives in the Enchanted Forest, except for Emma and Henry, who cross out of the town line. *("Going Home")*
*For events occurring before the casting of the second curse, see Prince Eric.*

## Trivia

* Character Notes
* Production Notes

### Character Notes

* The name "Eric" is of Old Norse origin derived from the words "ei" and "íkr" that respectively mean "ever" and "ruler".
* His stand at the Storybrooke Docks is called Eric's Bait. Its symbol is a seahorse; the same as his royal crest back in the Enchanted Forest.

### Production Notes

* Eric is alluded to in the Season Two DVD extra, "Good Morning Storybrooke", when he writes a letter to Dr. Whale saying, "Dear Doctor, I recently found out that my girlfriend is a mermaid. My problem—I'm a leg man. Can we ever be happy?"

## References

1. ↑ http://www.behindthename.com/name/eric
2. ↑ File:310FamiliarFace.png
3. ↑ File:306WasAPrincess.png
4. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzlRiUPo3Gw
Grand Pabbie

> But, my dear, I must warn you, the truth has a way of coming out, one way or the other.
>       —Grand Pabbie to Gerda

**Grand Pabbie** is a character on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. He débuts in the first episode of the fourth season. He is voiced by guest star John Rhys-Davies.

Grand Pabbie is based on the character of the same name from the Disney film, *Frozen*.

## History

### Before First Curse

In Arendelle, Grand Pabbie listens to the plight of one of the royal princesses, Gerda, as she expresses sorrow at losing her sisters, Ingrid and Helga. He consoles her and asks how it happened, but she refuses to speak of it out of grief. Due to the unknown tragedy, Gerda requests a memory potion powerful enough to wipe everyone's memories of her sisters. Pabbie agrees to help her, but he warns the truth has a way of coming out one way or the other and that there will be a magical price extracted at her expense. Nonetheless, Gerda consents, and soon after, all of Arendelle forgets Ingrid and Helga. *("The Snow Queen")*

Years later, Gerda becomes Queen of Arendelle and has two daughters, Elsa and Anna. When Elsa exhibits ice powers, she and her husband decide to visit Mist Haven to find a solution. They take the voyage under the guise of a diplomatic mission to the Northern Isles, but the royals reveal to Pabbie of where they are actually headed. On their homebound trip, Gerda and her husband die in a storm as Elsa becomes the next Queen. While planning Anna's wedding to Kristoff, the sisters discover their mother's diary ambiguously referencing their reason for travelling out of Arendelle was due to their eldest daughter's magic. Anna and Elsa then consult Pabbie for answers, and he admits their parents were going to Mist Haven, though their reason for it is not known to him. *("A Tale of Two Sisters")*

When Anna visits Pabbie again, she brings a companion, Belle, who wishes to reclaim lost memories of her mother's death. Using magic, he extracts them from Belle's mind and transforms it into a stone. Pabbie instructs her to return to the place where she lost her memories, boil the stone in a tea and drink it to remember what was lost. With Belle's matter settled, Anna privately asks him about a woman, Ingrid, claiming to be her deceased mother's sister. Anna is in disbelief, as she believes her mother has no sisters, but he reveals Ingrid is not lying. Pabbie explains that her mother, Gerda, is the youngest of her two other sisters, Ingrid and Helga, and the three often played together as children. To his knowledge, he doesn't know how Ingrid and Helga disappeared, but it was a tragedy that prompted the two sisters to be erased from everyone's memories. Pabbie informs Anna of this, but he obscures that it was Gerda who requested her sisters' existences to be wiped clean. Worried for Elsa's safety and suspecting Ingrid is up to no good, Anna abruptly leaves with Belle. *("The Snow Queen", "Family Business")*

## Trivia

* He is described as, "gentle, wise and the source of unexpected insight."

## References

1. ↑ http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/once-a-time-john-rhys-721806
Poisoned Apple

> This is not just an apple. It's a weapon.
>       —The Evil Queen to Hansel and Gretel about the Poisoned Apple

The **Poisoned Apple** is a magical plant featured on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. It first appears in the ninth episode of the first season.

## History

### Before First Curse

Maleficent creates the sleeping curse to use on her enemy Sleeping Beauty, and Regina obtains the Dark Curse from Rumplestiltskin; and sometime after the two trade their respective curses. *("The Thing You Love Most")*

The apple has the Sleeping Curse placed upon it so that if someone willingly bites into it, they will fall into a deep sleep while their body is their tomb and they are tormented by their regrets, all the while appearing to be dead. However, the Evil Queen is unaware that, as with all curses, it can be broken by true love's kiss. At some point, the apple comes into the possession of the Blind Witch and the Evil Queen sends Hansel and Gretel to retrieve it in exchange for the whereabouts of their father, the Woodcutter. *("True North")*

The Evil Queen later offers the cursed apple to Snow White, who willingly bites into it, fully aware of the consequences in order to save the life of her true love, Prince Charming. Moments after Snow White bites the apple, she collapses and drops the apple. As it rolls away, it falls into a portal Jefferson has created in present day Storybrooke. Prince Charming breaks the sleeping curse and awakens Snow White from her slumber. *("An Apple Red as Blood", "Pilot", "A Land Without Magic")*

### During First Curse

Wishing to get rid of Emma, Regina contracts Jefferson to fetch the poisoned apple with his magic hat in exchange for forgetting his true identity. After baking the apple into a turnover, she gifts it to Emma, who has decided to leave town permanently. When Henry sees the apple turnover, he insists it is poisoned. To prove it, he takes a bite and falls under a Sleeping Curse. While Henry is in a coma, Emma and Regina attempt to find a cure. However, they are too late and he passes away. As Emma kisses his forehead as a final farewell, she revives him with the power of true love's kiss and also breaks the curse. *("An Apple Red as Blood", "A Land Without Magic")*

### On-screen Notes

* There is a huge figurine of a red apple on Emma's kitchen counter in her Boston apartment. *("Pilot")*
* When Mary Margaret is on the phone with Emma in "The Queen Is Dead", she is nervously playing with a red apple.

## Appearances

Note: "Archive" denotes archive footage.

* The poisoned apple is featured in *Once Upon a Time'*s Season One novelization, *Reawakened: A Once Upon a Time Tale*.

* The poisoned apple appears in Henry's storybook in "Queen of Hearts".

## References

1. ↑ File:101GoingWhere.png
2. ↑ File:209BeyondHope.png
Draq' Aenuorach

“*"Is it flammable?"*”—Draq

## Story

The light was fading, creating new shadows and dark patches all around; Eyes glimmered from tree hollows. The wind wailed between distorted trunks. Laying stagnant, surrounded by stumps covered in moss, I watched as the sun and moon danced endlessly across the blue yonder. But as soon as the sun hit ground, and the moon hit sky...the forest wasn't as pleasant during night. The fog seen afar, brought a vision of cataracts to your eyes. Every sound made back and forth made you turn and rotate till you were driven with insanity. The forest was disturbingly beautiful and inviting in day, yet disturbingly horrid and repelling during night. This was my reality, watching for afar as the world forget my existence, leaving me aside along the underbrush.

ded

## Personality

Demonic high-class supremisist who is slightly irrational.

## Equipment

* **Weapons:**

* **Clothing:**

* **Miscellaneous:**

## Spells/Abilities

**Pyromancy:** Capable of shooting fireballs, conjuring flame blades, influencing fire and placing fire runes.
**Metalmancy:** Can conjure demon metal of various shapes, can only conjure up to 50lbs total.

## Info

**Character Theme:** The Last of Us

**Hobbies:** Burning things, flute and drums, blacksmithing and metalwork

**Values:** Practicality

**Likes:**Warm Places, Fire, Caves, Flutes

**Dislikes:** cold, angelic snobs, orphanages, certain religions, homeless people

**Quotes:**

"Oops didn't mean to kill that guy, my bad."

"So all of those orphans are leaching off society? bastards."
General Karl "Haifisch" Nacht

“*"A man who runs to take a swing at someone clad in armour such as mine, is nothing but a masochist"*”—The General

## Story

General Karl "Haifisch" Nacht is the leader of the rebel insurgency known as the Old World Militia fighting against the Skyrus Empire. Little is known about Nacht other than that he resides with in the capital of Windhelm, inside the re-purposed Palace of the Kings.

General Nacht was introduced when the party was captured by the guards of Windhelm and were brought before him for interrogation, through negotiations, the party left their companion, Lili Lambentheart as collateral as they embarked on a mission assigned to them from the General, requesting they retrieve a weapon in exchange for Lili's freedom.

Not returning, Lili Lambentheart willingly joined forces with the General and pledged her undivided loyalty and life to him and the Old World Militia. With this relationship established, General Nacht and his newly initiated Officer continue to work together towards the common goals they share.

## Personality

General Karl "Haifisch" Nacht portrays himself to be a reserved, cunning, and patient leader who has gained the respect of his men and people. His personality can appear displaced with the current times as his appearance leaves many questions unanswered, even more so with the few words he will speak. He is known for being strong and commanding, expecting discipline and loyalty with in the hearts of all that give their devoted allegiance to his cause. He is willing to make a brutal example of those who defy him, and cautions those who would think to ever do so.

## Info

**Character Theme:**Haifisch

**Hobbies:** Listening to music, re-evaluating and discussing war tactics, reading.

**Values:** Order, knowledge, humanity, loyalty.

**Likes:** ?

**Dislikes:** Incompetence. monarchies, snakes.

**Quotes:**

"You are among few i can entrust this too, you will not disappoint me."

"Hmm..."

"It is not the matter of what is right or wrong, rather, what needs to be done"

## Trivia

* General Haifisch has a vast control over key points in the north-east side of Skyrus including the capital of Windhelm.
* General Haifisch and his soldiers have futuristic armaments known as guns, unfamiliar to the world of Skyrus.
Tinker Bell

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* **Tinker Bell**, the Enchanted Forest character.
* **Tinker Bell**, the Storybrooke character.
Alejandro Reaver-Soler

Played by Rocks., Alejandro Reaver-Soler is currently the Leader of BoneClan. He is the son of Lovino Reaver xx Breeze.

## Relations

### Direct Relations

His father is Lovino Reaver. His mother is Breeze, an Ex-Teller of ToMS. He is the brother of Kateri, Feliciano, Xerxes (Ex-Medic of BoneClan) and Crucifix. His stepfather is Sangfroidthrasher/Iceking/Vladilen (Ex-BoneClan/CryptClan Deputy/Ex-BloodClan Leader/Ex-ShadowClan Officer), making Alejandro's step-grandmother Hostesscupcakes Xerses (Ex-Vice-Leader of ShadowClan) and step-great-grandmother Candyfangs Xerses (Ex-Deputy of ShadowClan). This also makes him related to Redvelvet (Ex-ShadowClan Leader) and Angelbeats (Ex-ShadowClan Leader). Alejandro's adopted step-grandmother is Jabberjaw (Ex-ShadowClan Leader). Alejandro's step-grandfather is Merle Dixon (Ex-ShadowClan General). His step-half-uncle is Snickersbar (Ex-ShadowClan Leader). He is also related to Azimekh Khagan (Ex-WindClan and Ex-BloodClan Leader), Benedict (Ex-WindClan Leader), Syndra (Ex-BloodClan Deputy) and Balerion (Ex-DarkClan HP) through souls. Alejandro himself has held the Bodyguard position in WindClan and is currently Leader of BoneClan.

Alejandro is the grandson of Hysteria (Ex-BoneClan Leader) xx Tacita and the great-grandson of Turntables (Ex-BHR Leader) xx Berlin (Ex-Elite Blue Blood). He is the nephew of Hydra (Founder of BoneClan), Austere (Ex-BoneClan Omen), Sayrian, Faux, Cleon, Phobia, Houdini, Monque and Holocaust. His cousin is Ululare (Ex-BoneClan Death Head and Adviser, Ex-BloodClan 2nd Tier, 3rd Tier, Medic, Gladiator, Spartan, and Deputy). His children with an NPC are Sundaypaw, Pearpaw, and Niyol. He is the adopted nephew of Preposterouslie (Ex-BoneClan Omen) and Consentino (Ex-BoneClan Omen) and the adoptive grandson of Hazeleyes (Ex-BoneClan Leader). Notable relations include Hydra (Founder of BoneClan), Swanmoon (Ex-ThunderClan Assistant Deputy) and Akurya. Notable distant relations include Capone (Ex-Elite Leader), Columbine (Ex-Elite Leader) and Avrigon (Ex-Elite Leader).
Zelena

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* The**Wicked Witch of the West**, whose name is Zelena, the Enchanted Forest character.
* **Zelena**, the Storybrooke character.
Pied Piper

Peter pan was a boy that could not grow up, because of this he hated adults, since he hated them all his life. He took children and murdered them when they grew up. Captain hook was a lost boy too, he escaped an attempt of Peter murdering him and now warns the kid, Peter Pan bit of his hand wich is the reason why he has the hook.
Blind Witch (True North)

* Evil Queen
* Gretel
* Hansel

> I smell dinner.
>       —The Blind Witch after Hansel eats one of her cupcakes

The **Blind Witch** is a character on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. She débuts, with her only appearance, in the ninth episode of the first season. She is portrayed by guest star Emma Caulfield, and does not have a Storybrooke counterpart.

The Blind Witch is based on a character with the same name from the fairytale, "Hansel and Gretel".

## History

### Before the Curse

At some point, the Blind Witch comes to possess the Evil Queen's poisoned apple. The circumstances of this are currently unknown. The Blind Witch lives in a gingerbread house made completely out of candy deep in the woods. Her house and the treats lure in children, whom she would cook and eat. One day, the Evil Queen bargains with two young children, named Hansel and Gretel, to find their lost father, in return for stealing a poisoned apple from the witch. However, despite the Queen's warning not to eat anything, Hansel licks some frosting off a cupcake, awaking the witch. She tries to eat Hansel and Gretel but they trick her and lock her in her own oven. The Queen, who was watching the events through her mirror, sends a bolt of fire through the mirror and lights the oven on fire. *("True North")*

## Trivia

* She has a very good sense of smell and heightened sensitivity to the things around her. *("True North")*
Timeline/The Land Without Magic

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Ogre Wars

+ Hordor †
	+ Morraine
	+ Rumplestiltskin
* Granny's father and brothers
* Ogres
 **Casualties** | * Colette
 **Latest appearance** | "Family Business"

The **Ogre Wars**, also called **Ogre's War**, are wars fought on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. They make their début in the eighth episode of the first season.

## History

### Before First Curse

Mentioned several times throughout the series are the Ogre Wars, which is to assume that there is more than one ogre and that they are at war with various kingdoms in the Enchanted Forest.

Rumplestiltskin fights in the first war, before he gained the Dark One's powers, and even flees from battle because he hears a prediction from a seer seemingly foretelling of his demise and therefore causing his son becoming fatherless. Due to deliberately injuring his own leg to be exempt from battle, war veterans refer as a coward and traitor. This war lasted for at least fourteen years as it is began sometime before Rumplestiltskin fled home and when his son, Baelfire, is almost recruited as a soldier. Rumplestiltskin stops the first known Ogre War when he becomes the Dark One. *("Desperate Souls", "Manhattan")*

Granny's six brothers as well as her father are all veterans of the second Ogre War. Later, when Granny recounts this to a town of villagers, she notes it was more than sixty years ago. *("Red-Handed")*

Belle makes a deal with Rumplestiltskin in an effort to save her village from the ogres. Before doing so, reports surface of several villages falling to the ogres. This implies the war is between more than one kingdom and the ogres as well as the ogre army itself being a very powerful force. This battle is either a third Ogre War or any posterior Ogre War. *("Skin Deep")*

### During First Curse

It is not known if an Ogre War was occurring in the Enchanted Forest by the time the Dark Curse reaches the land. However, when most inhabitants are sent to another world, ogres are left behind in the part of the forest under Cora's protective shield. *("Queen of Hearts", "Lady of the Lake")*

### After First Curse

When the curse is broken and time resumes, the ogres are still a threat. *("Lady of the Lake", "The Doctor")*

### Before Second Curse

After Regina undos the first curse and everyone returns to the Enchanted Forest, Aurora informs the returned citizens that ogres have already been defeated. *("New York City Serenade")*

## Appearances

Note: "Archive" denotes archive footage.

* The Ogre Wars are mentioned in *Once Upon a Time'*s Season One novelization, *Reawakened: A Once Upon a Time Tale*.
Magic/True Love

**Worlds** | * Fairy Tale Land
* Land Without Magic

> True love, Miss Swan. The only magic strong enough to transcend realms and break any curse.
>       —Mr. Gold to Emma Swan

**True Love** is a type of magic featured on ABC's *Once Upon a Time* and *Once Upon a Time in Wonderland*. It first appears in the first episode of the first season of *Once Upon a Time*.

## Uses

True Love is the most powerful and simple form of magic with capabilities of breaking curses through the act of true love's kiss. It is also able to reverse effects of any negative witchcraft. *("Skin Deep", "Heart of Darkness")*

Numerous times, true love's kiss has been used to bring someone out of a Sleeping Curse. Emma's success in using true love's kiss proves that true love can exist in parental as well as romantic relationships. *("Pilot", "A Land Without Magic", "Broken", "Queen of Hearts")*

In his endeavor to capture the elusive and rare physical form of true love, Rumplestiltskin sought out to make deals with both Snow White and Prince Charming. On both occasions, he took a strand of each person's hair as payment. Combining both hairs in a bottle, he successfully created a true love potion. *("Heart of Darkness")*

True Love manifests in various ways, and it doesn't necessarily have to be romantic love, but can be occur within family and friendship bonds. Simple looking objects can be infused with True Love and cause them to have some magical abilities; such as Ingrid and her sisters' ribbons. *("The Snow Queen")*

As some practitioners of witchcraft can rip out another person's heart, those born as a product of true love have the power to resist such magic. *("Queen of Hearts")*

## Practitioners

* Belle
* ​Emma Swan
* King Stefan
* Mary Margaret Blanchard
* Prince Charming
* Prince Phillip
* Will Scarlet
* Regina Mills

## Appearances

 "Home":**Mentioned**

Note: "Archive" denotes archive footage.

* True Love is featured in *Once Upon a Time'*s Season One novelization, *Reawakened: A Once Upon a Time Tale*.
Trigger

* Regina Mills

The **Trigger** is a magical item featured on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. It first appears in the twentieth episode of the second season.

## History

### After First Curse

In Storybrooke, Regina longs to leave and go back to the Enchanted Forest with Henry now that she has found out about the magic beans grown in town. Teaming up with Hook, she lets him in knowledge about a secret trigger located in town that when used will obliterate Storybrooke and all the people in it. They head to where the trigger is hidden in the basement floor of the library via the elevator. As they walk through the tunnels, Regina notices Hook is wearing a bracelet that belonged to her mother, and she asks for it back. Hook relinquishes the bracelet and she places it on her wrist. They arrive to the huge cave in which Maleficent is trapped, kept alive in any form she has by a spell that does not let her die. She explains she needed the cave protected from intruders so no one could reach the trigger by accident. Regina forces Hook to become Maleficent's bait while she looks for the trigger, which is found inside Snow White's coffin. Tamara and Greg activate the mechanism they placed within the bracelet rendering Regina's magic useless. They kidnap her and Tamara steals the trigger from her. *("The Evil Queen")*

At the dock's cannery storeroom, Tamara shows the trigger, which resembles a palm shaped black diamond gem, to Greg. Neither one knows what it is. Some time later, after Greg finds his father's body buried in their old campsite, Tamara reveals she has learned, from the Home Office, that the gem can be used to destroy Storybrooke from this world forever, which is exactly what they want to do. *("Second Star to the Right")*

Using a dwarf pick ax, Greg and Tamara activate the trigger to begin Storybrooke's destruction. Hook, out of self preservation, switches sides and lets the townspeople know about what is going on. Using her magic, Regina tries to absorb the trigger's powers for as long as she can stall. Later, Emma, Henry, Mary Margaret and David rush to the mines, intending to use the last magic bean to absorb the trigger into it, only to discover Hook duped them earlier by taking the bean for himself. Regina, in her struggle to contain the trigger, expresses frustration that she can't do more to stop it from destroying Storybrooke. From these words, Emma realizes they can disable the trigger by combining powers. Lending aid to Regina, they join magical forces and successfully deactivate the trigger. *("And Straight On 'Til Morning")*

### Props Notes

* The trigger's on-set replacement was a small ball on a stick.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/ginnygoodwin/status/333743173933363200
Summer Palace

* Snow White
* Evil Queen *(formerly)*
 **Inhabitants** | * Eva †
* Evil Queen
* King Leopold †
* Prince Charming

The **Summer Palace** is an Enchanted Forest location on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. It first appears in the tenth episode of the third season.

## History

### Before First Curse

After marrying Eva, King Leopold builds a summer palace for her. Following her death, he weds Regina, who assassinates him years later. His daughter, Snow White, is then forced to go on the run from her stepmother, who wishes to kill her. While surviving as a thief, Snow White mends her heartbreak over Prince Charming by ingesting a potion to erase her memories of him. Through this magical solution, she becomes cold and heartless, to which her dwarf friends stage an intervention to prove how her behavior is hurting them. Instead, Snow White blames her unhappiness on the Queen. In a fit of anger, she recalls how her father built the summer palace for her mother, but now it belongs to the Queen. *("Heart of Darkness")*

Some time later, Snow White marries Prince Charming in a ceremony, in which the Queen interrupts to announce her intentions of destroying their lives. Later, she asks her husband to go with her to the summer palace for their honeymoon, which is a cover for her plan to be rid of the Queen. As they enter the palace entrance, Prince Charming carries Snow White across the threshold. Within the room, she sees all the furniture is covered up with cloths since the building hasn't been used in a long time. Longing, Snow White recalls her desire to come to the summer palace with her future husband just as her father did with her mother. When he attempts to untie her cloak, she shies away. He reasons that they haven't had spare time to be alone since taking back the kingdom and the fact her dwarf brothers are so protective of her. However, Snow White promises she has other plans for him, so he goes to stable the horses. While he is gone, she takes off her cloak, unveiling her travelling outfit, and hops out the window with her bow and arrow towards Medusa's cave. *("The New Neverland")*

## Trivia

* According to Snow White, the Summer Palace was built for Eva. *("Heart of Darkness")*
* The computer-generated imagery set used to portray the interior of the Summer Palace is recycled from the computer generated model used for Henry's Estate in "The Stable Boy"; for example, the archways and some of the windows have a very similar design.
Magic/Genie Magic

**Worlds** | * Enchanted Forest

**Genie Magic** is a type of magic featured on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. It first appears in the first episode of the first season.

## Uses

Genie Magic can only be used by genies, who have the power to grant three wishes to any human that picks up their residing lamp or bottle. There are, however, some wish restrictions. One cannot wish for another person's demise by death, bring back the dead, make someone fall in love, change the past or use one wish to ask for many more wishes. *("Trust Me")*

## Practitioners

* Cyrus
* Genie of Agrabah
* Rafi
* Taj
* Will Scarlet

## Trivia

* Similarly to Genie Magic, the Wishing Star has the ability to grant a wish to its user. However, they are dissimilar in that the Wishing Star needs the user to be pure of heart to obtain a wish while Genie Magic only requires the user to be the owner of a genie's lamp or bottle.

## Appearances

 "Home":**Appears**

Note: "Archive" denotes archive footage.
Magic/Blood Magic

**Blood Magic** is a type of magic featured on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. It first appears in the first episode of the third season.

## Uses

Blood Magic is linked to a person's bloodline and can be used in spells for hiding items from those who aren't of the caster's bloodline. The same method can be used to seal areas or locations. *("The Heart of the Truest Believer", "Witch Hunt")*

## Practitioners

* Evil Queen/Regina Mills
* Rumplestiltskin
Paramedic (Job)

The paramedic is the core job of the medical field. They must always be prepared to quickly travel and respond to calls to save lives.

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Marshwalkers

Marshwalkers are a race of sentient bipedal humanoids which probably originated on Xen. They currently hold multiple civilizations on Earth.

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Adult marshwalkers generally range from 6 to 8 feet tall and weigh an average of 175lbs. Marshwalkers lack body fat almost entirely, giving them an incredibly lean and muscular build on their slender bodies. Their legs bend to the side at the knees and end in hooves to maintain stability. They have a rusty brown color on their rough, sandpaper-like skin which can stop small bullets. Their backs are covered in thick wiry hairs which cause heavy irritation when touched. In combat, they perform a half-squat and arch their shoulders, commonly fighting with spears and crossbows. Marshwalkers can run at high speeds on all fours.

## Society

Marshwalkers are a rigid caste-based warrior society living primarily in the humid areas of the Great Wastes. They abide a strict class system which includes Warriors, Hunters, Traders/Workers, Masons, and the exiled Outcasts. They are split into hundreds of tribes with a total population around 10,000. Some tribes have allied with the many Synth migrants of the Great Wastes, and some have even opened up trade with humans. One notable marshwalker was "Renfrew", an outcast who accompanied the Grand Excursion through the Wastes to the Beyond and Beyond, never to be seen again.
Mobster (Job)

Mobster and Triad Thugs are the current incarnation of the classic "Gangster" job.

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True Love Potion

> If you can bottle love, you can do anything.
>       —Rumplestiltskin

The **True Love Potion** is a potion featured on ABC's *Once Upon a Time*. It first appears in the sixteenth episode of the first season.

## History

### Before First Curse

The deal-maker Rumplestiltskin becomes highly invested in creating a bottle of the ever elusive physical form of true love. Through one deal with Snow White, he gives her what she desires, a potion of forgetfulness, and takes a strand of her hair as payment. In another deal, he obtains hair left on Prince Charming's cloak after telling the prince of Snow White's whereabouts. With both, he places the hairs in a bottle as they entwine and glow. *("7:15 A.M.", "Heart of Darkness")*

Prior to giving the Evil Queen the Dark Curse, he places a drop of true love on the spell parchment and then stores the remaining potion in an ornate golden egg. In yet another deal, he has Prince Charming hide the egg inside a dragon in exchange for enchanting his mother's ring to lead him to Snow White. During the negotiation of this deal, Rumplestiltskin reveals to Prince Charming that the remaining potion stored in the egg is "all I have left," indicating that he has already used some of it. Prince Charming successfully throws the egg into the dragon's body for safekeeping. *("A Land Without Magic")*

### During First Curse

After the Dark Curse is cast, the true love potion remains inside Maleficent's dragon body, who is also taken along to Storybrooke and imprisoned in the depths of the clock tower. Finally, there comes a day when the true love potion is needed when Emma and Regina come to Mr. Gold for help to cure Henry after his ingestion of a poisoned apple. He tells Emma that she must retrieve the true love potion by defeating a beast. Mr. Gold explains that because true love is the most powerful magic, it has the capability to cross any dimension; even into the land without magic. While Regina operates the elevator switch, Emma goes down to fight the dragon alone. Though she is able to procure the egg containing the potion, Mr. Gold deliberately intervenes by tricking Emma into throwing it up to him. Afterwards, he steals it for himself. In his pawnshop, he examines the potion briefly before an unexpected visitor, Belle, comes in. Mr. Gold takes her along with him to the wishing well where he pours the potion in. Combined together with the restorative properties of the water, a purple smoke quickly rises out of the well and begins spreading throughout town to bring magic to Storybrooke. *("A Land Without Magic")*

### Production Notes

* The smoke of the true love potion that swept through Storybrooke in "A Land Without Magic" was originally green to match the mist that consumed the Enchanted Forest in "Pilot". It was changed to purple to be “more symbolic and magical."

## Appearances

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"Archive" denotes archive footage.

## References

1. ↑ http://tvline.com/2012/05/16/once-upon-a-time-spoilers-glee-nikita-bones/
Grand Excursion through the Wastes to the Beyond and Beyond

This was an event taking place in late 2011, making it the very first in-game canon, taking place 2 years before BridgeRP even came into concept.

The excursion told the tale of a band of misfits trying to escape Earth while they were pursued by an ominous and invisible monster which could take on many forms. They were never heard from again after departing into the sky on a makeshift helicopter. The tale of the Grand Excursion became a popular story in bars and trading hubs throughout the wastelands.

## Known members of the group

* Renfrew the Marshwalker
* Tox the exiled Moulder
* Verkhov the Drone
* LT the Drone
* Dent the Synth
* Hooke the mutilated corpse