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Eldon House

**Eldon House** is the third founded college of the University of Aldergate, and easily the finest of the lot.

Dedicated to continual conquest of the realm of knowledge; since its founding, Eldon House scholars have always been found on the cutting edge, with particularly noteworthy contributions in the areas of global exploration, medical science, and psychology.

Eldonians, if truth be told, do have a reputation for being a bit weird. This is sadly indicative of a general inability to comprehend the profoundly complex and nuanced character of your typical Eldonian.

Notable alumni include the renowned and beloved Sir Adrian Ward, KBE.

## History

The founding of Eldon House started what was to become a long tradition of establishing new colleges as an act of political aggression. Margaret Eldon, a wealthy franklin who owned most of Aldershire, had left her entire estate to the University. This was during the revolt of the Young King, and Henry II found himself in need of funds. Not fully understanding just how seriously his mother's little creation took its independence, old Hank came 'round to chat with the pointy-headed scholars about how much of the Eldon bequest ought to pass to the Crown.

The answer turned out to be "absolutely none of it, thanks" - and to drive the point home, the University granted the Eldon House charter.

## Architecture

The buildings that comprise the Eldon House complex are a magnificent chimera - distinct styles from distinct eras, stuck together with all the grace and harmony of a traffic accident. Some have compared Eldon House to Frankenstein's Monster. Others have objected, noting that Dr. F is not reported as having stitched any stray cats or broken bicycles into his creation just for the fun of it.

It really doesn't look half bad; you just have to accept it on its own terms.

The oldest bit of Eldon House is nearly a thousand years older than the University itself - a few remarkably well-reserved rooms of a Roman villa, now home to a special reference collection and a sort of unofficial student-run coffee shop. Popular study spot, and good for impromptu seminars.

There's also a fair amount of Anglo-Saxon fortress about the place. The Riverwalk face is mostly the original flints, with the notable exception of Prometheus Gate.

Then there's the more recent bits. Most of the college complex dates to the 1400s, the period of the college's highly productive (if highly regrettable) relationship with St. Vail's Independent Hospital for the Afflicted. It's not especially nice to think about, but the dormitories in Deliverance House weren't originally for students. The doors may have handles on both sides now, but once you know the story it makes for a slightly uncomfortable living situation.

The picture is of the St. Laurence School in Wiltshire. It doesn't really look much like Eldon House, but of course nothing does, and the jumbly way the different bits of building are stuck together has sort of an Eldon feel about it.
Day 8

Episodes:

* **Day 8, Part 1: The Time is Out of Joint**
	+ A busy day has an unpromising beginning. Adrian Ward may now be the proud master of the Midwinter Hill Centre for Integrated Science - but he's still not allowed in, for reasons that may be especially sinister. That's bad enough; worse still, the new Vice-Chancellor is once more losing time... Listen now.
* **Day 8, Part 2: Among the Lowest of the Dead**
	+ Who's a Vice-Chancellor to trust? Adrian Ward has long suspected that the infamous Sir John "Black Jack" Holborn is plotting to kill him. To find that the man is not only in Aldergate, but apparently conspiring with the Chief Constable, comes as quite a shock ... almost as much as his long-delayed reunion with Samantha Brayden, under the strangest and most tragic of circumstances. Listen now.
* **Day 8, Part 3: Sir Adrian Views the Body**
	+ The investigation into Sammie's murder is not going well. Deep in a sub-basement of the Wetherby Medical Center, Aldergate's own are conducting a private examination of the severed legs discovered in Gambrel College. Adrian Ward has his own investigation to worry about - and seeing what remains of his old pal results in more questions than answers. Listen now.

* **Day 8, Part 4: If You Can't Keep Your Head**
	+ There's more to life than murder, and Adrian Ward has business to attend to. The Acclamation of the Vice-Chancellor ought to be the last step in the elaborate ritual to confirm him in his new job. As Baz leads him on a whirlwind tour of Aldergate's thirty Colleges, he's in a race against the clock - and what little time he has, his ever-unreliable brain keeps stealing. Listen now.
* **Day 8, Part 5: Scenes from a Hostile Takeover**
	+ The conspiracy against Adrian Ward grows ever more sinister - or at least, more confusing, as he himself appears to have joined the conspirators. Somebody has sabotaged his Acclamation - and, thanks to the intervention of OtherWard, he remains uncertain of how, why, or what's to be done about it. Listen now.
Empress College

**Empress College** was the second founded college of the University of Aldergate. Empress College holds itself and others to the highest standards of academic rigor and integrity. "Cowboy College" is a term often employed by Empressians to refer to any college other than Empress.

Empressians are a bit odd, with a tendency towards profound and even embarrassing sincerity.

## History

Named for Aldergate's beloved founder, Empress Matilda. Founded the same year as Curmantle, Empress is the more sedate, and somewhat more elegant twin of its barely-older sibling.

## Architecture

Extensively renovated in 1542. An early triumph of zero-waste construction, the college is constructed entirely from repurposed stone reclaimed from the original Empress building and from the original Curmantle buildings that were demolished during that college's contemporaneous renovation. Very metaphorical – building anew from old stone, new ideas from old learning, etcetera.

The picture is from King's College at the University of Aberdeen, and it's a pretty good likeness.
Ratigan College

**Ratigan College** is the eleventh founded college of the University of Aldergate.

Tigs are fun. The rumors that Tigs are even more fun than the rest of us suspect is part of what makes them so much fun. If you know Tigs, you understand; if you don't, never mind.

## History

Ratigan College was founded during a time of unusual political détente between the University and the Crown. Thomas Cromwell had been made the University's twenty-second Vice-Chancellor in 1532, and many Aldergatians were deeply skeptical of his cozy relationship with Henry VIII.

For all the legends that surround Cromwell's brief tenure as VC, two things are certain: that his efforts to breed ill-will between the King and the Roman Catholic church were immensely successful, and that Henry's dissolution of the Lesser Monasteries resulted in a sudden influx of wealthy and/or highly educated Catholics seeking sanctuary in Aldergate.

The founding of Ratigan College may have been initiated as an act of protest by dissident scholars against Cromwell's royalist tendencies; it quickly became a necessary measure to accommodate the burgeoning population of recusants. Poor old Clement VII - a long-suffering victim of political conflicts with their roots in the Aldergatian network - even tried to re-establish the See of Aldergate (with predictably disastrous results). Nevertheless, Ratigan remains proud of its early history as the "School of Sanctuary," and has long maintained a close relationship with Chamber College rooted in their shared fugitive past.

## Architecture

Ratigan’s reversion to an earlier architectural type is no coincidence. The narrow, Gothic lines and castellated appearance create an impression that is half-castle, half-cathedral - indeed, on his one brief recorded visit to the University Hank 8 is said to have asked sarcastically whether he was at Chartres or Chinon.

The picture is of the southwest tower of Ely Cathedral. Throw in a family of carved stone rats hiding mischievously among the stonework and you've got Ratigan down to a tittle.
Day 4

Episodes:

* **Day 4, Part 1 - A Midwinter Night's Mare**
	+ Nightmares are awful things - especially for Adrian Ward, who usually doesn't dream. Death by fire ... death by water ... isn't it enough for death to stalk him in his waking hours? To make matters worse, there's something awful going on on the Pent, and he's absolutely spoiled a favorite pair of shoes. However, it's not all bad. If he hadn't gone sprinting out into a rainy November night, he'd never have met Parata. Listen now.

* **Day 4, Part 2: The Facts in the Case of S. Brayden**
	+ Nothing can keep Adrian Ward down - not when he's got a sentient art gallery to lift him high above the rooftops of Aldergate. Down on the ground, however, there is a mystery to be solved. The mystery of the infamous, ingenious, irritating Samantha Brayden. And not just the mystery of her murder. Listen now.

* **Day 4, Part 3: Up from the Ashes**
	+ Things seem to be looking up. Properly washed and dressed for the first time since his return to the University, Adrian Ward is off for a lunch date with Baz. He never gets there. He does, however, revisit the site of Hobson Mews for the first time since the deadly fire that sent him fleeing Aldergate in the first place. Listen now.

* **Day 4, Part 4: Tea Among the Bloodletters**
	+ It seems that the paths of glory lead to the Bloodletters Club. Britain's most venerable unknown society (of which the great Dr. Kilbury is a member) boasts a strange history and an excellent chef. To get there, however, Adrian Ward must run a gantlet of surprising visitors, including a most unwelcome - and perhaps dangerous - old acquaintance. Listen now.

* **Day 4, Part 5: A Clue with a View**
	+ Near-death experiences have a wonderful way of focusing the mind ... and Adrian Ward's mind was badly in need of a bit of focus. After nearly getting squashed by a strange old man in a scarlet Rolls Royce, he returns to Gambrel College in search of some clue as to Sammie's real secrets. Oddly enough, he actually finds it. But success - however unexpected - may be fleeting. Things are about to take a sticky turn... Listen now.
Curmantle College

**Curmantle College** is the first founded college of the University of Aldergate. And doesn't it just know it.

Fitzies (they don't like being called that, which is reason enough to call them that) don't actually believe that theirs is the only "real" college in the University, or even inherently superior. That would prevent them from referring to Curmantle College as "first among equals."

## History

The first of college of Aldergate University, and doesn't it just know it. One of the First Five Colleges, Curmantle's original face borders the southeast side of the Aldergate Pentangle.

Historically focused on law, governance, and military studies.

## Architecture

Curmantle’s entire face was refinished in 1542 (renovated concurrently with the construction of Silvan College). Grand where Silvan is graceful, Curmantle is classic Perpendicular Gothic.

Picture shown is actually the south porch of Northleach Parish Church. Not a perfect match, but drape a few dozen stone lions over it and you've got a decent sense of Curmantle's new face, the one on University Place. The side that fronts the Riverwalk is still the original battle-scarred flints. The Pentward face is set back a bit behind iron palings which are generally decorated with bicycles, bunting, and whatever (occasionally whomever) someone has seen fit to attach to them.
Bester College

**Bester College** is the twenty-second founded college of the University of Aldergate.

The competitiveness of Bestrians is legendary. While Aldergatians of all stripes have a tendency to consider themselves the cream of their respective crops, the scholars of Bester College are especially likely to crave not only excellence, but demonstrable superiority. This is less obnoxious than it might be, because it's typically accompanied by almost maniacal
good-sportsmanship. Henry Horne, who was briefly in residence at Bester before running off to smash up the Hindenberg line, is apocryphally reported as having offered the Kaiser a rematch.

Notable current Bester scholars include Lorenzo Rey, an upstart geneticist and captain of the College's promising rugby squad.

## History

*(Main article: The Far Four Colleges)*

Bester College was the third of the Far Four colleges.

The Bester College charter grants the single largest tract of any college in Aldergate. Regent House's unusual generosity in this regard reflected the fact that the Bester grant includes Hock's Mire, a patch of marshy land that has swallowed a number of historical attempts to build on it. As a result, Bester became the only college with dedicated playing fields, although in damper seasons the Mire becomes too treacherous for competitive play.

## Architecture

Having taken over most of the crumbling Warehouse District, Bester put up a few expansive Neoclassical college buildings and a single large residence hall (the "Bester Barn," a red brick Georgian monstrosity that houses all resident Bester scholars).

The sole survivor of the Warehouse District is The Eggles Company, a coffee importer that was considered too essential to University welfare to be cleared out. Eggles continues to supply the ravenous Aldergate market to this day, and in the late 1800's its longstanding partnership with the School of Food Sciences gave birth to the now-famous Bester College Roastery.

The picture is of Massachusetts Hall at Harvard University. Not a bad likeness of the Barn, if a great deal smaller.
Ockham College

**Ockham College** is the seventh founded college of the University of Aldergate.

Ocks have a reputation for being rather melancholy poetic-types. This may be the least well-founded stereotype in all of Aldergatianology.

## History

More than a century after the founding of Delora College, the University was prosperous and flourishing. Despite a certain amount of speculation among historians that certain Aldergatians (notably alumnae of the Gwendolen Society) had played a role in the disastrous reign and eventual murder of Edward II, Aldergate's relationship with Ed 3 seems to have been fairly chummy.

It is clear that the abrupt decision to found two new colleges (Ockham and Queensmeade) was in some way connected to the escalating conflict that was to become the Hundred Years' War. The conventional wisdom calls it a cash dump - the aggressive investment of the University's resources into stone and timber at a time when the Crown might have been tempted to look towards Aldergate to help fund his invasion of Normandy. There are no contemporaneous records to support this view, however, and the founding scholars of the new colleges were unique in being almost wholly apolitical.

Ockham College was built on the donated estate of John Salton, and was the first college to back onto the Fay. The defensive benefits of this arrangement - though perhaps not premeditated - helped to largely preserve Ockham from would-be looters during the Forsaking of Aldergate in 1381.

## Architecture

Ockham's famous "brick gothic" facade on North Queen's Parade is a softer counterpoint to the fortress-like faces of Empress and Delora. A recessed exterior colonnade (the "Ockham Arcade" serves as a frequent shelter for artists and musicians.

The picture is of the Stralsunder Rathaus - not a perfect match, the Ockham facade hasn't got those odd rose window things up top, but overall not too bad..
Frederick the Second

**Frederick II** studied at Aldergate for five years before he ran off to be Holy Roman Emperor. He wrote most of his “De Arte Venandicum Avibus” while he was at Curmantle College – quite an enlightened fellow,when he wasn’t off crusading.

Freddy's association with the University led to a certain amount of kerfuffle when he started feuding with Pope Gregory IX (the ungrateful creep). The really enduring legacy of that vendetta is Oxford University's claim to being the second oldest university - besides excommunicating Freddy on three separate occasions, Pope Greg refused to accredit Aldergate as a studium generale, and certain Oxonians claim that means we don't count.

Anyhow, Freddy endowed a small menagerie while he was at the University, and his donations built an observatory up near what's now Mount Borehole.
Garton and Perse

**The New College of Garton and Perse** (informally Garton and Perse) is the tenth founded college of the University of Aldergate.

The self-styled "School of Statecraft" has been dedicated since its founding to the art and science of diplomacy - to understanding the springs and levers that make the world turn.

Gapers are poised and personable, unflinchingly confident and unfailingly humble. Superior without superiority – you can’t even bring yourself to dislike them.

## History

For as long as there have been GaPers, there have been GaPers insinuating themselves into positions of geopolitical influence. A few of them got famous for it - Robert Walpole was at Garton and Perse before he went off to invent the Prime Ministry - but for the most part their natural habitat is behind the scenes.

The current College Head is a good example. Kalluk Lovstrom is one of those wheels-within-wheels who operates within that twilight region that is not quite Bastardom and not quite not-Bastardom. He's probably spent his whole adult life a hair's breadth from having his tongue cut out and his eyes sewn shut.

## Architecture

Garton and Perse fronts onto University Place. In counterpoint to the stone lions that swarm the face of Curmantle, the G&P gatehouse is flanked by a pair of shackled unicorns. Power and Beauty, rigidly controlled - that's the Garton and Perse way.

The college buildings, too, have a sort of refined muscularity to them. Not masculine, but masterful.

The picture is of Sutton Place in Surrey.
Day 7

Episodes:

* **Day 7, Part 1: The Self Unknown**
	+ The good news is that Adrian Ward has escaped. The bad news is that he has no idea how. His shadow-self, the OtherWard who occasionally takes him on walkabout, has proven useful this time - but he's still an unwelcome guest. The time has come to start investigating him again... Listen now.
* **Day 7, Part 2: The Morning Before History**
	+ It is the day of Adrian Ward's inauguration as the 51st Vice-Chancellor of the University of Aldergate. It may be raining cats and dogs, but all of Aldergate has turned out to watch his procession. Is he ready for it? He's ready for the ceremony - strange rites, silly robes and all - but is he ready for the problems that come with the job? Listen now.
* **Day 7, Part 3: Vivat Rex & Curat Lex**
	+ Despite pouring rain and complicated rituals, Adrian Ward is at last inaugurated as Aldergate's new Vice-Chancellor. The internet loves him, and the University's students - however peculiar, intoxicated, or naked they may be - are there to offer their support. It seems that the story of Sammie's murder has not yet leaked out to the public, and the new VC's past remains a secret. Time to celebrate, eh? If only his ride to the banquet hadn't gone mysteriously missing... Listen now.
* **Day 7, Part 4: Heavy Traffic on Memory Lane**
	+ The journey from the Manse of the Vice-Chancellor to the Aldergate Museum is a winding one, through twisting roads and shadowed history. A lot of things have changed since Adrian Ward was last in Aldergate - and some things haven't changed at all. Listen now.
* **Day 7, Part 5: Rendezvous at the Aldergate Museum**
	+ The Aldergate Museum is the perfect place for a meeting of the University Council. Separate from the University, and wrapped in secrets of its own, it serves as neutral territory upon which Adrian Ward will meet those who share the responsibility of governing the University. There's more than ancient history waiting within the walls of that reclaimed monastery, however. For the new Vice-Chancellor, it may be difficult to distinguish the beautiful from the deadly ... or the real from the imagined. Listen now.
* **Day 7, Part 6: Night of the Dawn of an Era**
	+ Dinner is served - a peculiar dinner, in thirteen peculiar courses. At last, Adrian Ward is introduced to his fellow members of the University Council, each as unique as the succession of dishes. Some seem likely friends; others seem like trouble. It's the ones who aren't present, however, who may prove most worrying of all... Listen now.
The Midwinter Hill Center for Integrated Science

**The Midwinter Hill Center for Integrated Science** is the largest, best-regarded, and most sexually attractive research facility ever made. It's more or less the whole reason why it was worth humanity's time to come down from the trees in the first place. Dedicated to the integration of research data and researcher effort across all experimental disciplines. When he cut the ribbon at its grand opening, Sir Reggie reached unaccustomed heights of both poetry and brevity: "Here, in joining hands, we touch eternity."

## Facilities and Administration

Over a million square feet of laboratory space distributed across the seven towers that ring the central dome. It crowns the gentle slope of Midwinter Hill just to the north of the City of Aldergate.

The executive director of MHCIS is Dr. Chandra Mistry

## Controversy

There was a bit of an unexpected backlash to the aggressive mission of MHCIS. The Guardian’s cartoonist depicted it as a seven-fingered claw preparing to crush the world. The Mail reduced it to a ring of standing stones encircling a rising sun, with a few druids in white lab coats thrown in for good measure.
Yuya Sakaki

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* Performapal Springoose
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* Performapal Sword Fish
* Performapal Teeter Totter Hopper
* Performapal Whip Snake
* Performapal Wonder Hippo

Pendulum Monsters
* Odd-Eyes Pendulum Dragon
* Odd-Eyes Pendulum Girl
* Performapal Block Spider
* Performapal Camelump
* Performapal Coin Dragon
* Performapal Cheermole
* Performapal Drummerilla
* Performapal Fire Mufflerlion
* Performapal Geareindeer
* Performapal Kaleidoscorp
* Performapal King Bear
* Performapal Lizardraw
* Performapal Momoncarpet
* Performapal Odd-Eyes Light Phoenix
* Performapal Partnaga
* Performapal Samurai Peacock
* Performapal Skullcrobat Joker
* Performapal Silver Claw
* Performapal Static Squirrel
* Performapal Temptation Vulture
* Performapal Trampolynx
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* Performapal Turn Toad
* Stargazer Magician
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* Odd-Eyes Gravity Dragon
* Performapal Lovelust Lamia

Fusion Monsters
* Beast-Eyes Pendulum Dragon
* Performapal Predator Arachne
* Rune-Eyes Pendulum Dragon

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* Dark Rebellion Xyz Girl
* Harmonic Swing
* Illusion Balloons
* Odd-Eyes Advent
* Pendulum Fusion
* Pendulum Shift
* Performapal Circus Staff
* Performapal Evolution Solution
* Performapal Recasting
* Performapal Ritual Act
* Wonder Balloons
* Cold Performance
* Command Performance
* Last Minute Cancel
* Performapal Call
* Performapal Pinch Helper
* Performapal Power-Up!
* Performapal Revival
* Performapal Show Down
* Performapal Signal
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Vail College

**The Union of Resident Scholars at Vail** (informally Vail College) is the thirteenth founded college of the University of Aldergate.

Vailies are earnest, thoughtful, and have a tendency towards altruism that borders on the masochistic.

## History

The history of Vail College begins long before its official founding in 1537. Until roughly 700 CE the site where the college presently stands was occupied by a monastery - one about which little is known except via rather unflattering rumour. The fate of that particular disordered order is uncertain; however, the monastery is known to have stood empty until the 1200s, when it was renovated and occupied by a Vailite convent. Initially operated as an alms house, by 1372 St. Vail’s Independent Hospital for the Afflicted was a fully operational sanitarium, taking in mentally ill patients from across Europe.

Many of the claims that have been made regarding the abuses and excesses of St. Vail's are too far-fetched to be taken seriously. It is unfortunately undeniable, however, that the University participated to some degree in anatomical and medical experimentation involving the asylum's patients. Eldon House especially is known to have maintained a close relationship with the Vailites; a subterranean corridor excavated under the river Alder is believed to have been employed for the convenient and covert transfer of patients.

By the time of Vail College's founding, the hospital had already been functionally absorbed by the University, and was the primary source of patients, subjects, and cadavers for all of the medical laboratories in Aldergate. This continued until 1622, when most of the college buildings were destroyed or heavily damaged in a fire. The particulars of this disaster are not known; certainly there must have been massive loss of life among the hospital's inmates, and the extent of the damage strongly suggests that the fire must have been either started or at least deliberately spread, possibly in the course of a large-scale riot or escape attempt.

The aftermath of the Vail Calamity resulted in a rare crisis of conscience for the University. The surviving scholars were absorbed into other colleges while Vail was rebuilt, and the re-founding members included none of the original inhabitants. Ever since, the "College Penitent" has largely dedicated itself to humanitarianism and social reform.

## Architecture

The  modern face of Vail College is a stately Jacobean hall. However, substantial portions of the original Merovingian monastery survive - an enduring reminder of a shameful past.

The picture is of Crewe Hall in Cheshire. Tone it down a bit, make it look vaguely sorrowful, and you've got Vail College.
Yuya Sakaki (Universe 12)

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* Oafdragon Magician
* Odd-Eyes Pendulum Dragon
* Performapal Bubblebowwow
* Performapal Card Gardna
* Performapal Cheermole
* Performapal Dag Daggerman
* Performapal Drummerilla
* Performapal Fire Mufflerlion
* Performapal Gongato
* Performapal Kaleidoscorp
* Performapal King Bear
* Performapal Odd-Eyes Minitaurus
* Performapal Odd-Eyes Unicorn
* Performapal Smile Knight
* Performapal Trump Witch
* Performapal Trumpanda
* Stargazer Magician
* Timegazer Magician

Fusion Monsters
* Brave-Eyes Pendulum Dragon
* Odd-Eyes Vortex Dragon
* Performapal Dramatic Theater
* Polymerization
* Smile Draw
* Smile World
* Wonder Balloons
* Performapal Signal
ATLAS

Atlas is a blue eyed Core with a basic design as a typical rounded Core, and is portrayed to have somewhat more masculinity in its programming than in P-body. GLaDOS had created the Cooperative Testing Initiative after her awakening in *Portal 2*, as a means of replacing Chell as her only Test Subject. Along with P-body, the two bots are pitted against a series of tests built by GLaDOS herself, utilizing the many different mechanics previously encountered by Chell from the game's single-player campaign.
Galafyr Council

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CHELL

**Chell**, documented as **Test Subject #1** but previously as **#1498**, was a test subject of the Aperture Science computer-aided Enrichment Center, and was involved in the testing of the Company's Handheld Portal Device (commonly known as the Portal Gun).

She is the silent protagonist of *Portal* and the single-player campaign in *Portal 2*. Very little is known of her past, beyond her possible abandonment at birth and her stubborn will to live.

Throughout the series, Chell is antagonized by the AI and facility overseer GLaDOS during her testing courses. Wielding only the Handheld Portal Device, she eventually utilizes this device as a means of avoiding hazards and bypassing various sections of the Facility in order to escape.
The Heinrich Empire

The Heinrich Empire is an oligarchic dictatorship ran by Emperor Rotneus I, Tiberius, and the Inner Circle. It is the largest, most influential faction in the post-war world with territories spanning across North America, South America, Europe, Asia and parts of Oceania. The Heinrich are arguably one of the oldest factions to have formed within the post-war era, next to the United Leninist Nations.

Beginning in 2347 A.D., right after the nuclear annihilation period
Магдалена Руссея

**Магдалена Руссея**(*Магдалена Сольвейг да Руссея)*- главный антагонист драбблов "ТЧМГ", соперница Революции Порти.

## Биография

Магдалена - создание дракона Кошмаров , родом с Южных Земель, выглядит как девушка двадцати семи лет с недлинными чёрными волосами и глазами с чёрным белком.

Тёмные жрецы Юга с самого детства учили Магдалену магии, военному искусству и правилам управления государством, в целом, делали всё, чтоб юная наследница Престола была во всём намного лучше своей соперницы с острова дас Портас.

С Революцией жрицу Кошмаров познакомили в биологических 9 лет, навязав ей мысль о том, что северный дракон - её худший враг. С тех пор между девушками царит атмосфера вражды и соперничества, они спорят обо всём на свете, и сюжеты "ТЧМГ", в основном, базируются именно на этих конфликтах.

С Магдаленой связана ещё одна интересная сюжетная особенность: в конце каждого из сборников драбблов она оказывается прикованной за руки к колонам Мраморного Замка. Сам замок каждый раз разрушается в начале нового сборника, а Магдалена оказывается на свободе.

## Личность

Руссея - себялюбивая и эгоистичная женщина с явной манией величия. При жизни она возвела себе двенадцать памятников только в одном саду своего острова, все они олицетворяли её положительные качества.

Она не любит своего мужа - Ксенона Дарка , использует его как может, так же относится к своим подружкам, но перед драконом Кошмара лебезит и извивается как может.

## Способности

Как и все драконы Кошмара, мастерски владеет магией Астрала, а после обучения у чёрных магов своего мира - ещё и тёмными заклинаниями. Против Революции всегда применяет Афин - золотое копьё драконов, по мнению самой северной графини, больше напоминающее лопату, чем древний артефакт.

Истинную форму использует для перемещения. В ней Руссея - бурый дракон с острыми зубами и шипастым небольшим хвостом.

## Альтернативные версии

* Сесилия - версия Солнца из Вселенной Наоборот, где изменен пол, характер и даже раса всех существ Основного Мира.
Special turret

To get the No Hard Feelings achievement, you're going to have to save a special turret from destruction. You'll find him on the disposal line in the factory during your time there in Chapter 5, not that long after you've escaped from GLaDOS. On the second conveyor belt, look out for the laser sight and a turret shouting "Help! I'm different!" Pick it up to gain the achievement.
WikiPortal

## Welcome to the WikiPortal

This page will teach you about the series game Portal.

(SPOILER ALERT)

## Characters

At this part of the wikia you can find the main characters of the game.

## Story

    In this link you can learn about all tha Portal story (Portal and Portal 2).

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Duke Insley Blaire

His Lordship... so Majestic

## Info

His Grace, Duke Insley Blaire; founded the town of Galafyr in 216. Being a Noble of high Standing he owns the town and surrounding lands. During one of the early gatherings his grace was called away to the capital and has not been seen in Galafyr in some time. During his absence his cousin, Lord Mayor Gideon Blair, has governed the land in his stead.

## Rumors

The following are rumors that have circulated the lands regarding his Grace.

* The Duke prefers ham to turkey in his sandwiches
* He was called to the capital to defend himself and narrowly escaped execution
* He is, in fact, **three gremlins** under a **cape**

## Citizen Editorials

The following are personal accounts and testimonials of Duke Insley Blaire.

**Captain Rex Valentine**: *I wasn't sure of what to make of his Grace at first. Figured he was your average hoity-toity noble and didn't pay much attention. But this is a small town and he always made himself available to anyone who wanted an audience with him. Never turned anyone away or made you feel like he was more important than you. He knew that each of us was just as important as the next when it came to making Galafyr work. Aye, the Duke's a good man - better than most nobles.*
World War 3000 Wiki

## What is WW3K?

World War 3000 (WW3K) is a post-apocalyptic science fiction universe created by Swedish historian enthusiast and comic junkie Samuraiknight-1600, along with his co-founder friends tigerfaceswe, Rotneybot, Nylten and CommanderJonas.

The main premise of the universe is centered around endless conflict and bloodshed over vigorous ambitions and ideologies. With five major factions fighting over territories and various resources, the Heinrich Empire, Skull Empire, United Scandinavian Forces, United Leninist Nations, and the Promethean Task Force, are forever enveloped in wars of attrition and declarations of conquest.

But within the cold world enters Anna Gibbs, an involuntarily time traveler from the 21st century, who unwillingly dropped herself into the world of WW3K. From there lies an unexpected change in the history of the post-war era.
Portal Gun

The **Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device** (also known as the **Portal Gun**, **ASHPoD** or **ASHPD**) is the experimental tool designed to place two portals that objects can pass through. This is the primary tool players are equipped with to complete Test Chambers.

The Handheld Portal Device is designed to create and place portals on any white surface that is immobile, flat and large enough. When the device is fired, a colored projectile will be emitted from the barrel. If the projectile strikes a valid surface, a portal of the corresponding color will be formed. If a portal of the other color is already placed, these two portals will be linked. If a portal of the same color is already placed, it will be closed and the new one will be used instead, limiting the player to the use of only two portals at a time. Nothing will happen if a portal is shot at an enemy or other object. The glass chamber and a light on the top of the device will glow with the color of the previously placed portal.
John Steven’s Geared Locomotive Replica

John Steven’s Geared Locomotive Replica appears in A Wonderful American Journey With Thomas and Connie. The original John Stevens was built to demonstrate very high pressure steam locomotives. It was the very first locomotive to run in the United States of America. John Steven ran on a loop in his estate in Hoboken, New Jersey.
Shane

Shane is an Australian tender engine who participated in The Great Railway Show. He competed in the Strongest Engine competition.

## Personality

Shane is a big, strong engine who has been working tirelessly to ensure he's in the best shape. Known as the "Whispering Giant", Shane's carefree ways make him many friends.

## Basis

Shane is based on the South Australian Railways 520 class. The real engine carrying his number, Sir Malcolm Barclay-Harvey, is currently preserved by the SteamRanger Preservation Society at their workshops in Mount Barker, South Australia and is undergoing restoration to operational condition. Another locomotive, numbered 523, is preserved at the National Railway Museum in Port Adelaide, South Australia. Shane is modified to run on British railways, having a screwlink coupling and buffers on the back of his tender and being scaled down from broad gauge to standard gauge.

Shane’s basis
## Trivia

* Shane's nickname, the "Whispering Giant", was a real nickname the SAR 520 class had. Due to their long boilers, the real engines required blower assistance while in yards to prevent smoke from blowing into the cab, thus making them seem to quietly whisper.
* Currently, Shane only spoke in the Thomas' Aussie Football Adventure Episodes, and it is unknown who will voice him in Big World! Big Adventures! and in Season 22.
GLaDOS

**GLaDOS** (**G**enetic **L**ifeform **a**nd **D**isk **O**perating **S**ystem) is the central core designed to control, guide, and oversee the Aperture Science computer-aided Enrichment Center. With the ability to shift and move facilities and various chambers, GLaDOS is able to achieve almost infinite testing design meanwhile residing in the Central AI Chamber.

In possession of a feminine programming, she is the antagonist of *Portal* and the first half of the single-player campaign in *Portal 2*. In the game's cooperative campaign, GLaDOS is the testing supervisor of Atlas and P-body.
Tirnan

A symbol of Tirnan

**Tirnan**, **The Uncaring Patron** is an interesting god in that they have no interest in anything other than the power brought about by **arcane might** and the crafting of objects of great **magical power**. It is said that this power brought magic to the mortal races. Crafters also pay homage to them.
Manos

A symbol of Manos

**Manos** , **The Fate Breaker** is raving deity of **senseless slaughter** and **anarchy**. It is in their design, that there would be unfettered freedom for all mortals from any and all imposing influences. A **capricious** and **Ill-tempered** deity by nature, Manos sees the actions of his fellow gods a merely as facade through which to manipulate the will and actions of others.
Sturm & Drang

A symbol of Sturm and Drang

**Sturm** and **Drang**, **The Twin Deities** as the name implies are twin gods of **war** and **nature**, however which one is which is a topic of contention as it is changing constantly. Though one thing is agreed upon, it was by their divine will and power did they shape and give form the realm of **Dioda**.
Deities of Waerloga

*The Gods of the realms are strange unknowable beings of extreme power. They often have a broad group of concepts they hold sway over but they generally filter their power and will through Aspects, which again may pass their will through Eladrin, Ba'atzu, and Elemental Lords. The true forms of deities are awe inspiring and terrible, even to those who ally to them. If seen in their truest form most other beings are struck dead, if they survive they may instead be driven insane through euphoria, experience a bountiful growth until explosion, a depression that causes a coma like state, or a wasting disease until nothing but a bitter ash remains. This power is uncontrollable so they use severely weakened aspects when necessary, though even a fraction of divine power is greater than nearly all other beings.*
SENTRY TURRET

**Sentry Turrets** are miniature tripod robots that appear in every game in the *Portal* series. They are seen as incapable of independent movement, but can open each side of their chassis (their 'arms') horizontally in order to reveal twin double-barreled machine guns. The central part of the chassis holds their red eye, which emits a targeting laser. Almost all of the space within the Turret is devoted to storing the ridiculously stacked ammo, explaining the nearly infinite supply of ammo when firing.
Day 11

Episodes:

* **Day 11, Part 1 - Brimstone Revisited**
	+ Adrian Ward begins a new day, a new notebook, and a new chapter in the history of his return to Aldergate. After a tumultuous night at Brimstone House he has new clues, deepening suspicions, and a fresh head wound - but what does it all mean? Listen now.

* **Day 11, Part 2: Stairway to Destiny**
	+ Swept into Brimstone House, Adrian Ward prepares for a night at the theatre. He is not prepared for the unexpected arrival of old friends - and a conspiracy of circumstances chases him behind the scenes and into a near-fatal encounter with the voices in his head. Listen now.

* **Day 11, Part 3: Trialogue and Terror**
	+ Concussed and confined, Adrian Ward is having difficulty regaining consciousness. Which is a pity, because the strange conversation going on around him - between three not-so-strangers - may be a matter of life or death. Listen now.

* **Day 11, Part 4: The Accidental Hostage**
	+ Adrian Ward finds himself in danger, in pain, and in a cage. He is also in the custody of the mysterious Sorrows - real name still unknown - which presents its own unique difficulties. What are they doing in the attic of Brimstone House? Why do they even *have* a large steel cage? And what is their now-unquestionable connection to the late Samantha Brayden? Listen now.

* **Day 11, Part 5: The Birth of King Midnight**
	+ The cage door is open, but Adrian Ward is far from free. Trapped in an ever-more-tangled web of mysteries, he is in desperate need of answers, and he thinks he may just be able to squeeze them out of his erstwhile captor - who is becoming more and more interesting by the minute. Listen now.
Nelphi

### Domains

Death, Freedom, Eldritch, Performance, Secrets, Moon, Nobility, Predation, Dark, Harm, Travel

### Iconography

daggers, poison vials, spirals, images of horror

## Worshippers

### Worshippers

Assassins, Thieves, Murderers, and Many an Unsavory Fellow

**Nelphi** is a Queen Goddess to those who seek **harm** against their peers. She is a deity of **nightmares** and is known to **"bless" mortals with insanity.**
Georgetown Loop No. 14

Georgetown Loop No. 14 is a Shay locomotive which Connie rode on during her visit to the Georgetown Loop Railroad in A Wonderful American Journey with Thomas and Connie. Built by the Lima Locomotive Works of Lima, Ohio in 1916, it was shipped to California, where it was used by numerous logging railroads. In 1974, it was moved to the Georgetown Loop Railroad, where it was used on tourist trains until 2004, when its operator's contract expired. Afterwards, it was moved to the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, where it remains in storage to this day.
Iowei

A Symbol of Iowei

A power who is said to have created the realm of Eleria from a portion of Ygdrasil. They are a force of law, order, and self proclaimed protector of all things in the light. They love wars to be fought in their name, and often bring favor to those that can truly claim to be fighting righteously.
The Realms Of Existance

*The universe of Waerloga is split into a series of realms or planes, these planes have various degrees of connections to each other. These realms are host to many creatures, greatest of which are the gods.*

Waerloga

Ygdrasil

Tir-na-nog

Elemental Planes of Elmecca

Holy Realm of Eleria

Unholy Realm of Ba'ator
Elmecca

## The Elemental Planes of Elmecca

Elmecca is a collection of four elemental planes. Each plane represents earth, air, fire, and water. The planes are ruled by a 'Sultan'. The true Sultan of Elmecca was slain by Daemonic forces and his son, Prince Aqueuss Agustin was named reagent but before his rulership was made official he was frozen in a great glacier and any connection with him was lost. Since that time the lord of fire, Yokai, named himself Sultan and the planes of Elmecca have been at war ever since.

Recently the fire lord attempted to quell the growing threat in Galafyr by summoning a great salamander. This salamander was only made mortal by a sacrifice. The true Sultan, Aqueuss Agustin was found and convinced to give up his power to save all of Waerloga.

The mortal races of Elmecca re known as the Gensai. Just as each plane has its own elemental affinity, the gensai have their own connection to their element. All Gensai have markings upon their bodies that reveal what element they are connected with. Depending on the Gensai's heritage they may have additional markings or traits.

### Terrasque

The elemental plane of earth is primarily influenced by elements of earth (dirt, rocks, gems etc). Ruled by Lady Travertine, consort to the Eladrin, lord of the groundlings and queen of the druids. The realm itself has a strong connection to the holy realm of Eleria.

The gensai of this plane are called the earth gensai. Their markings may appear earthen in color and some have even been seen with jewels or gems in their skin.

### Aquann

The elemental plane of water has no official leader. Prince Agustin was rumored to have divine powers but this was never confirmed. The plane itself has a strong connection to the holy realm of Eleria.

The gensai of this plane are called the water gensai. Their markings are often varying shades of blue. Some have been known to bear traits of water elementals such as gills.

### Ignus

The elemental plane of fire, ruled by fire lord Yokai, lord of the Burning Castle. The plane has a strong connection to the unholy realm of Ba'ator.

The gensai of this plane are called the fire gensai. Their markings are typically red, orange or yellow.

### Dioda

The elemental plane of air, ruled by the Hurricane Council. The plane has a strong connection to the unholy realm of Ba'ator.

The gensai of this plane are called the storm gensai. Their markings have been known to be yellow, silver, gold, and even blue.

## The Great Elmeccan War

Since the death of the last true Sultan a war has broken out in Elmecca. Fire lord Yokai named himself Sultan and began a great crusade against any opposing forces.

## Citizen Editorials

The following are opinions of Elmecca and the Great Elmeccan War.