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Chalice Knight

## Description

Chalice Knights represent the dark gods on the frontlines. They act as a heavily armored bulwark of flesh to defend the gods' interests.

## Abilities

* **Fleshdome -** Chalice Knights form a wall of flesh infront of them blocking incoming damage for a temporary amount of time. They cannot move while doing so and can be flanked.
* **Rendering Smite -** Wielding a large kite shield, the Chalice Knight bashes his opponent disorienting them and knocking them to the ground.
* **Southern Star -** Chalice knights are immune to backstab damage buffs
* **Dark Dawn -** The Knights are able to raise their shield above their body forming a defense blockade against ranged attacks.
Guardsman

## Description

The Guardsmen formed the backbone of the former empire, making up an army of brute force and sheer might. They wield two handed weapons and prioritize damage over defense.

## Abilities

* **Bloodbrother -** Guardsmen gain a boost to their damage when near guild members or team members.
* **Bulwark -** When under ranged fire Guardsmen take a defensive stance, slowing their speed but heavily increasing their defense.
* **Cleave -** Guardsmen lunge forth with their weapon sending a devastating swing downwards onto their opponent.
* **War cry -** Guardsmen unleash a chant in the name of the former empire, temporarily stunning their opponent and dealing low damage.
Witch-Hunter

## Description

The Witch-hunter wields two blades or a flintlock and blade. Witch Hunters track their targets across massive distances to enact the judgement of the gods.

## Abilities

* **Pure mind -** The Witch-hunter remains untainted to the foul magics, focusing all his willpower into his endless quest. Witch-hunters push beyond physical abilities to increase damage output for 10 seconds.
* **Ranged Blast -** Using their flintlocks, a hunter barrages their target with multiple rounds inflicting heavy damage and hindering their walkspeed.
* **Forcewave -** The hunter slashes in an angle infront of him knocking back all opponents and inflicting moderate damage.
* **Redemption -** The hunter musters his strength to recover from fatal wounds. When hunters come below 10% health they regain 50% health.
Felin

A felin

## Description

Felins are a form of feline race,
bred with Eldens to create an extremely agile and durable beast.

## Racial abilities

* **Agile :** Felins are naturally talented in movement, they run faster, climb faster and take less fall damage

* **Tooth and Claw :** Felins are born with extremely viable claws and teeth, they gain increased fist damage as a result
Manti

A manti

Soulless

Omnivore

## Description

The Manti, a race shrouded in mystery, They represent the oceans and lakes, traversing water with ease and almost abnormal speed. Having been born of the water they are able to manifest into a human like figure temporarily and choose to manipulate their bodies to dodge attacks or increase their range.

## Racial abilities

* **Water Form :** Upon activation, the manti will dodge incoming attacks for 10 seconds by shifting its body into various shapes

* **Fishborn :** While in water the Manti gain a speed boost, outrunning almost all pursuers

* **Soulless :** The Manti have no souls or morals, because of this they are naturally keen with fearful weapons and gain a .3% damage boost with any vile weapon.

* **Omnivore :** The Manti being born of fish may consume anything from grass to the bodies of their fallen opponents to boost their hunger and regen
Disciple

## Description

Disciples are the true followers of the benign gods, they traverse the land enacting justice upon heathens. They wield the notorious "Godspike" style of spear.

## Abilities

* **Smite -** The disciple stabs forward with their spear, impaling the target and hindering their walk speed.
* **Salvation of the Damned -** Disciples receive a passive increase in regen and attack speed
* **Misted Attacks** - Disciples attack with grace, making their standard swings and stabs lock onto the target for a temporary amount of time.
* **Ultimatum -** Upon death, disciples combust into a splash of bright light inflicting blindness and minor damage to those around.
Orc

An orc

Brute Mode

## Description

Orcs are vicious fighters and naturally trained with melee weapons and utilizing their own body to inflict harm.

## Racial abilities

* **Strongheaded :** The orcs use raw strength to headbutt their opponent, stunning them and impairing their vision from the blow

* **Brutish :** Orcs deal 0.5% more melee damage when in Brute mode

* **Brute mode :** When orcs realize death is upon them they muster their strength in a last attempt to kill or do as much damage to their opponent as possible. Brute mode lasts 10 seconds and adds a damage multiplier and speed multiplier
Stormblade

## Description

Stormblades originate from the underground crime organizations existing entirely to terrorize and harm innocents. They wield dual daggers and/or swords and shields.

## Abilities

* **Silence -** Stormblades are trained to silence foes with a few quick stabs. They are able to cause massive backstab damage when using this move.
* **Storm's Volley -** Stormblades kick dirt into their opponents eye and volley them with several daggers, inflicting minor damage but causing temporary blindness.
* **Quick footing -** Increasing their walkspeed, stormblades are able to move swiftly through the world when not in combat.
* **Deadly Flurry -** rapidly swinging their weapon stormblades inflict massive damage but are left open to counter attacks.
Vile denzien

## Description

Vile denziens act in the shadows for the dark gods, wielding a dagger and claws they are the result of mutations years in the process.

## Abilities

* **Frenzy -** Denziens increase their attack speed temporarily but suffer in max health.
* **Ebb and Flow -** Denziens slash with their dagger, into their claws for multiple hits inflicting large damage.
* **Serpentine -** Denziens are able to cross large amounts of territory by swapping dimensions, making them almost like shadows on the battlefield (Denziens can teleport short distances).
The Voice

**The Voice** is a voice in Xénotale that follows beings with the power of determination. They have been a source of much of the Underground's misfortune.

## Story

### Before the fall

The Voice was created by Zeno in order to create events in Xénotale. They appeared for the first time with Chara. This caused Chara to die several times, to become crazy and suicidal.

Long after Chara and Asriel's deaths, they attacked Flowey, who understood what had happened to Chara. He became crazy, often afraid, especially of them and of their future victims.

They attacked Alphys right after, who realized the power she had. After losing The Voice, Alphys went completely crazy.

The Voice came back on Flowey, making him become more and more crazy, and increasing his fear rate.

### After the fall

They attacked Frisk, having a power proposal for her. Frisk agreed, but The Voice made her lose her mind. Since then, The Voice hasn't left Frisk.

## Appearance

The Voice having no material form, they don't have their own appearance.

## Personality

The Voice being controlled by Zeno, they don't have their own personality.

## Abilities

### Localization

This ability makes possible to find any being with the power of determination.

### Talk

Let them to talk within the thoughts of the intended being. Nothing but Zeno can stop them.

### Determination control

Allow them to control any being who has determination, except Zeno.

### Teleportation of the voice

Let them to literally teleport The Voice in any desired mind.

### Enhancement

The Voice can enhance the abilities of any being with determination for a time. It stops when they stop to be in them.

### Memory knowledge

As long as a being with determination is targeted, they can dig in their memories without restriction.

## Relationships

### Xéno!Chara

*Main article: Xéno!Chara*

Their first victim. Chara hates them since their arrival, whether before or after the fall.

### Xéno!Flowey

*Main article: Xéno!Flowey*

Their second victim. He hates them since their arrival, no matter who The Voice possess.

### Xéno!Alphys

*Main article: Xéno!Alphys*

Their third victim. She is obsessed about The Voice and wants to hear them again.

### Xéno!Frisk

*Main article: Xéno!Frisk*

Their last victim. They made her lose her mind.

In the Multiverse, The Voice transmits Zeno's orders to him.

### Xéno!Papyrus (Multiverse)

*Main article: Xéno!Papyrus*

They transmit Zeno's orders to him.

### Zeno

*Main article: Zeno*

Their creator and their boss who controls them completely.
Anderson Faust

**Anderson Faust** is a Dreaming Box Special Technologist at BotCo. He appeared on a broadcast with Lady Ethel Mallory, decrying the Stonemaid "attack" on Dreaming Box Aries and explaining the dangers of waking up unassisted. He also seems to have created the amplifier in Dreaming Box Cassiopeia that temporarily disabled Nikignik's ability to reach dreamers.

## Personality

Anderson seems more focused on the scientific and technological aspects of the Dreaming Boxes than the ethical dilemmas they present. He's also practical and ruthless, and seems to be planning for the future problem Nikignik might present.

## Trivia

* Although he helps Lady Ethel, he notes that Oswald is his boss, and prioritizes assisting him.
* He was last seen pacing the halls of Box Gemini.
Elden

An Elden

## Description

Elden are a notable race within Loru, they represent justice and vigilance, maintaining their fight against all forms of corruption.

## Racial abilities

* **Highborn :** The Elden have been taught from birth to pursue justice, they naturally represent this and cannot bring themselves to harm the innocent. Elden cannot wield vile weapons or learn the traits of vile classes.

* **Keen eyes :** Elden warriors are taught to observe the battlefield before engaging, Elden can scan an enemy, learning what moves and skills they have acquired
Ascanor

An Ascanor

## Description

Ascanors formed out of a cultic organization of monks, mutilating their bodies into that of demons.

## Racial abilities

* **Pure evil :** Ascanors dedicated their life to the dark gods, they reflect this by being born of pure evil. They gain a damage boost after each kill for a certain amount of time.

* **Dark Devotion :** Ascanors can fast travel between shrines to the dark gods across the map. This can only be used out of combat.

* **Tough Heart :** Ascanors mutilate their bodies to form the "superior" existence, their regen is throttled as a cause of their durability
Botulus Corporation

Marco Torres - Former Security Guard, Former Head of Lady Ethel’s Security Personel

The Botulus Corporation, also known as BotCo, was founded in 1984 by Oswald 'Biggs' Botulus. The mega-corporation owns and maintains all of the Dreaming Boxes. The face of BotCo, Lady Ethel Mallory, has worked with them for the last 35 years, since 2016.
Ralph Campbell

**Ralph Campbell** is the father of Riot Maidstone and former boyfriend of Valerie Maidstone.

Ralph claims to have told the Reunion team of the Botulus Corporation where Riot was staying with her mother in a bunker as he claims to be dying. He thinks this because he feels sick, though all other reports state he is in perfect medical condition.
Brooklyn Williams

### Relationships

Lady Ethel Mallory - Former BossMarco Torres - Boyfriend - father of yet-born child

## Meta Information

### Status

Alive

**Brooklyn Williams** is the assistant to Lady Ethel Mallory, providing her anything she may want. In that, she works with BotCo, having risen through the ranks to become a high ranking assistant.

## Personality

Brooklyn is seen to be very resourceful and respectful when it comes to Lady Ethel Mallory, though with co-workers she comes off as helpful and kind in a way that could be seen as fake. She has pride in rising through the ranks of BotCo.

## Description

She has a "customer service smile" and she wears glasses.

## History

It is said that she took years to rise through the ranks of Botco and she is now lucky enough to be working under Lady Ethel Mallory. She seems to have no further plans than this position and no life that has been mentioned outside of her work.

## Appearances

* Episode 13 - Stars
* Episode 24 - Storms
* Episode 31 - Anchors

## Trivia

* Although not confirmed in the podcast, William has confirmed that Brooklyn is bisexual.
Chancellor 'Chance' Ward

**Chancellor Ward,** is one of the people that went with Rizwana Mirza when she went North to find the Heart.

## History

They were with Rizwana when she descended to meet with Rothogroth. They were also on the ship sailing north to find the Heart.

## Appearances

* Episode 24 - Storms

## Trivia

* Chancellor is named after someone that William knows personally, and the surname Ward means to 'keep watch'.
Fireproof knife

The **fireproof knife** is one of the weapons Frisk gets throughot the story of Xénotale.

## Obtaining

Frisk gets this weapon during the 6th episode of Xénotale. To do that, she went to a room she had never been before. What decided her to do this is a strange dream she had after her first death against Toriel. If The Voice tried to convince her that it would be useless to go there because of a dream, Frisk didn't listen to them and proved them they were wrong.

## Use

At the point of the story where Frisk got it, it was the most powerful weapon she could have had. This weapon also has a special effect. As a matter of fact, if normally, attacking an enemy covered by fire would just damage Frisk, with this weapon, it isn't the case. Moreso, she can damage them as if there were no fire, which is shown thanks to Toriel and to the armored guard. However, this weapon isn't the most powerful one, she then must choose the good moments to use it.
Xéno!Toby Fox

**Xéno!Toby Fox** is the Toby Fox of Xénotale. He is a often alone dog who seeks to solve a problem in the universe.

## Story

### Neutral

Sans teleports Frisk at Toby's to make him host her. Toby was spotting the problem very near, and didn't accept at the beginning. Not long after, he accepted, but he saw the scare in Frisk's acts. He thought Frisk was the problem and fought her. As the fight was going, both understood it would lead to nothing. Toby caused a landslide to prevent Frisk from escaping, but Sans teleported her with him.

After all of that, Toby wanted to take revenge on Frisk. He allied with Gyftrot and both were teleported by Sans to avenge themselves. During their research, Toby was arrested by Papyrus. He found Frisk in the Gauntlet of Deadly Terror, but could only watch.

## Personality

Toby Fox is an introvert being, his only goal being to solve the problem that is in the universe. However, he can befriend, even if it's very rare. When he found the problem, he didn't want to let it escape to solve it.

## Relationships

### General

#### Xéno!Sans

*Main article: Xéno!Sans*

His only friend. He seems to care a bit about him, since he treats him better than other people. However, his work is a higher priority than Sans.

### Neutral

#### Xéno!Frisk

*Main article: Xéno!Frisk*

When he met her, he thought she was the problem. Since then he tries to kill her to solve the problem of the universe.

#### Xéno!Papyrus

*Main article: Xéno!Papyrus*

Toby was arrested by him. Papyrus added him to the Gauntlet of Deadly Terror to allow him to see Frisk's death.

## Abilities

### Act prevention

As shown with the scare act, he can prevent Frisk from using her acts.

### Defense

He has a defensive ability that allows him to nullify the damage of weak attacks.

### Scream

He can scream the "bark" sound to make them projectiles that attack Frisk. They can move randomly.

### Cleanup

He shakes himself to remove water from his body, but this water can damage the opponents.

### Blue magic

He can use blue magic, which doesn't damage if the person that touches it doesn't move.

## Trivia

* Toby has access to a lot of technology.
* he introduced blue magic to Frisk and Chara.
Museum of Broken Promises

**The Museum of Broken Promises** is a museum dedicated to broken promises that is overseen by Mx Morell, the home of Baby and Benson The Dissembling Man, and property of Rothogroth the Crown of Decay.

The interior of the Museum has been described by Percy Reed as reminding him of Solomon Reed's study, and is the location of many bizarre things, with the named objects consisting of:

* A Seal skeleton
* A dismembered human arm
* large quantities of seashells and teeth
* A black sphinx cat (mortal status unknown) laying above a furnace
* several severed heads in glass jars
* Several Human skeletons
* Tin toys
* Dried flowers
* Several jars of two-headed newts
* A taxidermized walrus
* A globe illustrated with "*strange continents*"
* An entirely dark room except for a glowing box which seems to contain a thunderstorm
* The skull of Charles Downing, with note: "*The Head of Charles Downing, 1902-1988. Promised Grand-daughter he would teach her all he knew."*
* A replica of the ship Ruth Esther Barns, with the note: "*Replica of the R.V. Ruth Esther Barnes. Rizwana Mirza promised her country that she would prevent the end of the world*"
* A cabinet replicating the ones found in the now partially submerged home of Zelda Duckworth (now belonging to Nolan Thair) and now in the possession of Elena and her father. Key included. It is unknown if this is a replica, a third cabinet, or potentially the one what was in Zelda's house.
* Shields emblazoned with chipped paint.
* Typewriters with half-printed sheets of paper
* Chess sets
* Ivory carved knicknacks
* Strings of dangling crucifixes

### Further Descriptions

The Museum's external appearance is that of a several storied structure mounted on the back of a giant isopod, described by Diggory Graves as a "*train of art deco buildings with glittering skylights and glinting edges, with massive legs treading beneath it, like a crab carrying an ornate shell.*"

## Appearances

* Episode 36 - Swords
* Episode 39 - Promises
* Episode 40 - Graves
* Episode 98 - Harvests
* Episode 99 - Sentries
* Episode 100 - Centuries

## References

1. ↑ [1]Episode 39 - Promises
2. ↑ Episode 98 - Harvests
Henry O’Connor

**Henry O’Connor** was a teacher at Downing Hill Public Library.

## Personality

O'Connor is hard on his students, often assigning life-threatening tests.

## Description

O'Conner is described as being a severe-looking man with completely white eyes. He has a thin cane and is missing a leg from the thigh down, replaced by a prosthetic of gilded silver.

## History

### Early History

He lost his leg saving a 6-year-old Friday Rescher from the fire that killed her mother, lit presumably by the Church of the Hallowed Name.

## Known Abilities

* He can control the appearance of Downing Hill.
* He can change the appearance of his prosthetic leg.
Monty Lee

**Monty Lee**

## Description

Episode 96 - Horizons: Monty Lee organizes a fresh batch of donuts in the display case, and greets three new customers—a small man with jet black eyebrows (see Mr. Raven), and a man so large he barely fits in the door (see Mr. Writingdesk), and a girl with red braids (see Penny Rescher).
Mr. Riddle

**Mr. Riddle** was a worker at the CPE Institute, the co-worker of Atticus Raven, George Writingdesk, and one of Penny Rescher's captors prior to his death. He now sleeps in the lake.

## Description

Mr. Riddle is described to be as thin as a skeleton.

## History

### Early History

Mr. Riddle worked in the CPE Institute with Mr. Raven and Mr. Writingdesk prior to and after the Night of Black Rains. They later kidnapped a 6-year-old Penny Rescher and held her captive as "CPE-13." Somewhere along the line, Mr. Riddle went to become a sleeper, leaving Mr. Raven and Mr. Writingdesk to run what was left of the institute on their own.

Some twenty years after, Mr. Riddle awakens, and unaware of his condition or the time that's passed, he goes to clock in at the Institute but is turned away by Mr. Raven. Upon receiving Mr. Writingdesk comfort and encouragement to do so, Mr. Riddle returns to the lake.

## Relationships

### Atticus Raven

Mr. Raven was Mr. Riddle's co-worker in the CPE Institute. Between the two of them and Mr. Writingdesk, Mr. Raven was responsible for tech management.

### George Writingdesk

Mr. Writingdesk was Mr. Riddle's co-worker in the CPE Institute. Between the two of them and Mr. Raven, Mr. Writingdesk was responsible for physical combat.

### Penny Rescher

Penny is Mr. Writingdesk's ex-captive at the CPE Institute.

## Trivia

* Mr. Riddle's name is inspired by the Hatter's riddle in *Alice in Wonderland*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Episode 111 - Winds
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Episode 96 - Horizons
3. ↑ Episode 64 - Stations
4. ↑ hellofromthehallowoods on Tumblr on November 25th, 2023

All references taken from the official Hello from the Hallowoods website, episodes, and accounts.
Bern Keene

**Bern Keene** was a previous Torchbearer Scout of the Scoutpost and is currently one of Scoutpost Two, alongside her wife Violet Keene. Her responsibilities are keeping Scoutpost Two safe, commanding its guards, and managing its commodities.

## Personality

Bern is skilled, calculative, and unafraid to gets down to business in dire situations. She is extremely weary of newcomers and undead or hallowed creatures, though she gradually learns to be more accepting of them.

On the other hand, Bern is deeply compassionate towards and protective of those that she does know: members of Scoutpost Two, whom she sees as family; her bee boxes, and most of all, her wife. Bern is also autistic, and therefore rather blunt and not too good with social cues.

## Description

Bern is a stocky woman of intimidating stature, often described by phrases such as "great military vehicle." She wears a yellow polo with trousers and wool stockings and is often seen carrying a crossbow.

Her Halloween “hiker" costume is said to not be dissimilar to her normal dress.

## History

### Early History

In the past, Bern and Violet had been outcasts due to their relationships. She has said that friends and family had shunned them, resulting in the two becoming "lovebirds on the run." At some point, she also lived on a Reserve. She has stated that they outran Botco at some point.

## Relationships

### Violet Keene

Violet is Bern's wife, whom she loves very much.

## Appearances

### Main Episodes

* Episode 5 - Forests
* Episode 10 - Songs
* Episode 14 - Signs
* Episode 19 - Devils
* Episode 23 - Sunsets
* Episode 34 - Towers
* Episode 36 - Swords
* Episode 40 - Graves
* Episode 42 - Walls
* Episode 44 - Rains
* Episode 46 - Teeth
* Episode 47 - Regrets
* Episode 48 - Revelations

## Trivia

* According to Violet Keene, Bern snores like a motorboat.
* Bern's favorite snack is black liquorice- this is something Riot misses about her when they're parted.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 5 - Forests
2. ↑ Episode 98 - Harvests
3. ↑ Episode 14 - Signs
Noptilnopt

**Noptlinopt who walks unseen** is one of only a few named Indescribables, and the Indie who Nolan Thair has his covenant with.

## Personality

Literally nothing is known about Noptlinopts personality, some fans have taken it upon themselves to characterise them as being shy.

## History

Very little is known about Noptlinopt, but they don't seem to interact with the other Indescribables frequently if at all. Nikignik talks about not even being fully sure of their existence (They do exist though, else Nolan wouldn't be invisible). In Episode 88 - Broomstick, Nikignik extends a formal invitation to meet with Noptlinopt, as the two had never spoken.

## Known Abilities

* Noptlinopt is invisible
* Noptlinopt is so invisible that even Nikignik can't see or even sense them

## Trivia

* Noptlinopts first mention was in Q&A with Nikignik

## Episode Appearances

Noptlinopt has had no episode appearances a of yet
Crew of the Ruth Esther Barnes

**The Crew of the Ruth Esther Barnes** were (of known) eight crew members of the Ruth Esther Barnss, seven of which are now body parts of Diggory Graves, and one of which, Bartholomew 'Barty' Chum, has become Mort.

the named crew consists of:

* Evelyn Fry
* Rizwana Mirza
* August Palls
* Ruth Esther Barnes
* Chancellor 'Chance' Ward
* Bartholomew 'Barty' Chum

The Crew was gathered after the Night of Black Rains to by Rizwana Mirza to find and destroy The Heart of Marolmar, enlisting the help of Irene Mend (though she did not join them on their journey) who made a deal with Rizwana that if they died, she would have claim to their bodies for materials (see Creations of Irene Mend). Their mission failed with all of them perishing, and Irene was able to recover all of their bodies with the exception of Barty.
Cabinets

There are two known cabinets: one belonging to Dexter Duckworth and the other to Solomon Reed. They appear to be connected somehow, possibly through the power/realm of Marolmar.

## **Dexter's Cabinet**

This cabinet is described as having "flowers, bones, and cresting waves" carved into the wood — carvings that almost seemed to change. The lock on the cabinet is opened with an ornate key decorated with a crowned skull set in the handle. Inside the cabinet is a "black and rippling emptiness" that appears endless, a strange green light, and a beautiful melody.

When Jonah opens the cabinet, he is drawn to it by a strange curiosity that shifts into a compulsion that he has to fight to look away from. He succeeds in doing so, but accidentally slips, and the rushing water drags him into the space as the door closes behind him.

## **Solomon's Cabinet**

The key for this cabinet is similar, described as an ornate skeleton key with a skull wearing a crown of flowers set into the hilt.

Solomon uses the power of his cabinet — along with his research and arcane knowledge — to bind human souls to the instruments he creates. The process is partially seen when he reattaches Percy to a harp (previously planned to bind Zelda's soul), a process that Solomon refers to as "remaking."

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Episode 1 - Keys
Hector Mendoza

**Hector Mendoza** is the owner of Jackie and Heidi and the lover of Jonah Duckworth.

## Personality

Hector is careful, brave, and pragmatic, often seeing his survival as an end that justifies his means. He is used to the way the Hallowoods work and is, for the most part, no longer surprised by its mysteries or occurrences, instead opting to fight them head on. He is also hyper-responsive to any possible threat or danger, physical or emotional, and has a hard time committing to settlements and people, which makes him seem distant.

Despite this, he is very thoughtful, often putting aside his fears to help out those he cares for, and since developing his relationship with Jonah, Hector's noncommitment has mellowed out.

## Description

Hector is described as being a smaller and older rugged man, with a black beard and jagged features. He is also known to wear a pair of gold reading spectacles. He is often accompanied by his two German shepherds: Heidi, who is hallowed, and Jackie.

## History

### Early History

Hector has been a body finder and search-and-rescue man as his main job in the Hallowoods, otherwise profiting by picking up valuables from dead bodies and selling them for coin at the Dry Market.

### Season 1

Hector, when far north and in need of a place to stay, turns to his friend Zelda Duckworth, who offers him shelter and food, but also a job: to find her missing stepson Jonah Duckworth. On his first day of the search, Hector faces the Fisher

## Relationships

### Jonah Duckworth

Jonah is Hector's lover. Hector is initially sent by Zelda to find Jonah after he went missing, but quickly after doing so, Hector finds himself infatuated, and eventually deeply in love, with Jonah. Their relationship faces its obstacles with Hector's fear of commitment and Jonah's insecurity towards his changes that Hector repeatedly reassures him about, but as their love grows, so does their trust, and they find even footing.

## Appearances

### Main Episodes

* Episode 5 - Forests
* Episode 6 - Frogs
* Episode 10 - Songs
* Episode 13 - Stars
* Episode 15 - Cards
* Episode 17 - Bogs
* Episode 22 - Mountains
* Episode 26 - Needles
* Episode 29 - Strangers
* Episode 32 - Automobiles
* Episode 33 - Temples
* Episode 34 - Towers
* Episode 35 - Sonnets
* Episode 36 - Swords
* Episode 42 - Walls
* Episode 45 - Tombs
* Episode 46 - Teeth
* Episode 47 - Regrets
* Episode 53 - Rivers
* Episode 57 - Edges
* Episode 61 - Protectors
* Episode 65 - Miles
* Episode 67 - Silences
* Episode 69 - Angles
* Episode 79 - Kingdoms
* Episode 81 - Fears
* Episode 86 - Royalties
* Episode 92 - Omens
* Episode 96 - Horizons
* Episode 104 - Communions
* Episode 106 - Departures
* Episode 108 - Apprehensions
* Episode 110 - Walks
* Episode 111 - Winds
* Episode 112 - Watchers
* Episode 114 - Organs
* Episode 123 - Evolutions
* Episode 131 - Chasms
* Episode 139 - Splinters

## References

1. ↑ Episode 6 - Frogs
All references taken from the official Hello from the Hallowoods website.
Find a Friend Animal Center

**Find a Friend Animal Center**, located in the Northeast Hallowoods, is an animal center turned into a home by and for Big Mikey and his hoard of dogs.

## Description

Find a Friend is dark, and its cages have all been broken. In the large enclosure at the end of the hall, Big Mikey usually sits with his hoard of dogs, surrounded by his dogs, books, and many bones, though none of dogs.

## History

### Early History

Find a Friend was presumably a running animal center up until The Night of Black Rains.
Riot Maidstone

**Riot Maidstone** is the daughter of retired rockstar Valerie Maidstone and the self-assigned groundskeeper of the Hallowoods.

## Personality

Riot is confrontational and independent, driven by a strong sense of morals. Despite being suspicious of folks she doesn't know, Riot befriends people quickly and is deeply protective, frequently putting herself in harm's way for friends and strangers alike.

## Description

Riot is described as being a girl with blue-grey eyes and a buzz-cut. She is described as wearing a black leather vest and combat boots.

## History

### Early History

When the Night of Black Rains occurred prior to Riot’s birth, Valerie took her north to shelter her in a bunker provided by Rizwana Mirza, leaving Ralph Campbell, Riot's father, behind to join a Dreaming Box. Riot remained in that bunker for her approximately 20 years until she stole her mother's RV and went to rescue Clara Martin. Thereafter, she dated and managed to spend a few quiet months with Riot. Unfortunately, they were eventually disrupted by the Instrumentalist Solomon Reed. During his attack, Riot managed to distract him, but at the cost of separating herself from Clara.

### Season 1

Riot is found and kidnapped by Big Mikey, who stuffs her into a sack and delivers her to the Scoutpost as a “surprise.”

## Episode Appearances

### Main Episodes

* Episode 2 - Dogs
* Episode 3 - Books
* Episode 5 - Forests
* Episode 10 - Songs
* Episode 12 - Homes
* Episode 14 - Signs
* Episode 17 - Bogs
* Episode 19 - Devils
* Episode 21 - Mornings
* Episode 22 - Mountains
* Episode 24 - Storms
* Episode 25 - Spiders
* Episode 32 - Automobiles
* Episode 35 - Sonnets
* Episode 36 - Swords
* Episode 40 - Graves
* Episode 42 - Walls
* Episode 44 - Rains
* Episode 45 - Tombs
* Episode 47 - Regrets
* Episode 48- Revelations
* Episode 50 - Radios
* Episode 51 - Maps
* Episode 52 - Memories
* Episode 54 - Roads
* Episode 56 - Thorns
* Episode 57 - Edges
* Episode 60 - Flies
* Episode 62 - Provisions
* Episode 63 - Signals
* Episode 65 - Miles
* Episode 67 - Silences
* Episode 68 - Sands
* Episode 70 - Lines
* Episode 71 - Trials
* Episode 72 - Errors
* Episode 74 - Riots
* Episode 76 - Lungs
* Episode 77 - Rebels
* Episode 78 - Runaways
* Episode 80 - Courts
* Episode 83 - Hopes
* Episode 86 - Royalties
* Episode 89 - Terminations
* Episode 91 - Orders
* Episode 93 - Mirrors
* Episode 95 - Homecomings
* Episode 98 - Harvests
* Episode 100 - Centuries
* Episode 105 - Dependencies
* Episode 106 - Departures
* Episode 107 - Absences
* Episode 108 - Apprehensions
* Episode 110 - Walks
* Episode 111 - Winds
* Episode 114 - Organs
* Episode 115 - Fishes
* Episode 116 - Forecasts
* Episode 117 - Natures
* Episode 118 - Nevermores
* Episode 120 - Wilds
* Episode 122 - Creeps
* Episode 124 - Educations
* Episode 127 - Hooks
* Episode 129 - Cats
* Episode 132 - Crossings
* Episode 139 - Splinters

## Trivia

* Riot is one of the relatively few characters to have canonically sworn.
* Riot has watched "most of the way through" Supernatural.
* Riot picks the spicy peppers off of her pizza

## References

1. ↑ Episode 3 - Books
2. ↑ Episode 22 - Mountains
Episode 29 - Strangers

## Strangers

An old woman with a large bonnet covering her face sits in a rocking chair. The words "29 • Strangers" are underneath.

### Author

William A. Wellman

Diggory tries to sleep, Winona hires a hunter, and Polly recovers from his wounds. The theme of tonight's episode is Strangers.

***Content Warnings:** Animal death, needles, kidnapping and abduction, death + injury, birds, drowning, static (including sfx), emotional manipulation, body horror, smoking*

## Intro - Doppelgänger

Nikignik tells of waking up because of a clatter downstairs and meeting you from the past.

They are sitting in the rafter's of Diggory's room at the Scoutpost.

## Story One - Golden Slumbers

Diggory lays awake, listening to the Stonemaiden's album.

Walt enters, and asks if they're able to sleep. Diggory says no.

They talk about Percy and the plan before Walt leaves, recommending that Diggory summon Irene Mend to help them sleep.

Diggory summons Irene and asks why she made them. She tells them that they're going to be very special, and then Diggory falls asleep.

### Interlude One - Customary Greetings

Nikiginik discusses customary greetings for each person you come across.

## Story Two - Bad Feelings

Winona levels with Hector, asking if he knows where Zelda is while Elena holds a dagger to his throat. When she realizes that he knows nothing and is searching for her, she calls Elena off and asks for his help in searching for Zelda. He agrees.

They begin to follow tire tracks left by Jonah's truck.

### Marketing - End This Soon

Lady Ethel Mallory calls on her dreamers to end the Stonemaids

### Story Two, Continued - Bad Feelings

Nikignik says that he would love to never hear Lady Ethel's voice again.

Winona senses that something is wrong. She performs a spell and sees Solomon Reed sitting in his rocking chair.

Hector asks who the Instrumentalist is.

### Interlude Two - To Know and Be Known

Nikignik plays with the concept of strangers.

## Story Three - To Make a Choice

Polly repairs his shoulder and thanks Mort for getting his umbrella back. Mort and Yaretzi talk, and Yaretzi tells him to hurt the men if they come back again. They discuss what Mort was doing before Polly called on him.

Mort says that he thinks of them as his family, and he wants them to stay together.

Polly gets angry at Mort suggesting that they're family, but he doesn't know why. Yaretzi asks if Polly was ever a child, and Polly goes on a walk.

Polly tells himself that he's perfect, and he shouldn't be getting distracted by Mort and Yaretzi. Then he returns to the clearing.

## Outro - Strangers

Nikignik ends on a monologue about strangers, saying that it's funny how much we trust them given we know so little about them.
Abigail Reed

**Abigail** is a ghost trapped in a fife, the deceased wife of Solomon Reed and the mother of Percy Reed. She can be controlled by Solomon and is incredibly dangerous.

## Personality

She has been described as being "a spiteful creature" by Solomon and a "psychopath" by Percy. She sees herself as cunning, and in life, mechanical. She considers herself very logical, always taking the best option. She never smiled for photographs.

## Description

She is described as wearing an old marching band uniform, and she also has "shining nails".

## History

Abigail studied in the medical field, although what type of medical professional she studied to become is unclear (although she was likely a nurse).

She married Solomon Reed, and had Percy Reed with him. She blamed Percy's friends for him being trans, and sewed Percy's lips shut. Sometime after the Black Rains began, Abigail locked Percy in his room, starving him as she took her own life.

Solomon, after her death, used her bones to create the fife that he had attached her spirit to, and she was one of Solomon's Instruments - it is unclear what her opinion on this was.

On several occasions, Abigail has been known to go against her husband, such as when she freed Riot Maidstone from Solomon’s ghostly caravan. When Percy is recaptured by Solomon, she finally reaches out and makes amends with her son, whom she acknowledges as such in Episode 40 - Graves.

## Known Abilities

* She has been known to use her nails to attack others.

## Appearances

Abigail appears commonly with Solomon, as she is summoned by him. She has a patreon-only story that explores her relationship with Percy.

* Episode 11 - Hearts
* Episode 24 - Storms
* Episode 27 - Spirits
* Episode 28 - Threads
* Episode 40 - Graves

## Trivia

Abigail has only been named once in the podcast- by Zelda- but her name was released first on the Patreon and then by William on the fan Discord.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 20 - Doors
2. ↑ Episode 11 - Hearts
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Episode 40 - Graves
4. ↑ Episode 65 - Miles "...who could never smile for photographs..."
5. ↑ Episode 24 - Storms
6. ↑ Episode 25 - Spiders
Irene Mend

**Irene Mend,** also known as Granny Mend, is the creator of the Revenants affectionately known as the 'Mendies'. She is a skilled seamstress and a powerful magical practitioner, bringing life back from death.

## Description

She has a glass eye and one real eye, which now has the hilt of a dinner knife in it. She wears a dress and a bonnet when summoned as a ghost.

## History

Irene Mend was a seamstress who created Revenants made of deceased body parts to fulfill functions in her home. Each of these Revenants has their own personality, and Irene gave them all names related to their purpose: Diggory Graves (grave-digging), Leyland Blooms (gardening), Cookery Potts (cooking), Huntington Waites (hunting), Floris Scrubbs (cleaning), Stitchery Pins (sewing), and Townsend Rhodes (driving). Her servants were somehow tied to a silver bell, which allowed the wielder to control them.

She was killed by Solomon Reed before the present-day timeline of the podcast, probably because he wanted to take control of her staff.

She now haunts the Hallowoods as Granny Mend, who is summoned by saying "Granny Mend" three times while looking in a mirror. She helps the summoner sleep, which is used by Diggory in Episode 29 - Strangers.

## Trivia

* Irene Mend, as Granny Mend, is the episode image for Episode 29 - Strangers.
Cane

The cane was in the possession of Polly, and had been the conduit for the majority of his powers.

## Description

The cane was wooden with bone and gold insets and toped with a piece of polished, hooked bone

## History

Once owned by Tiff, Polly stole the cane in Episode 39 - Promises after making a spur of the moment decision to defect from The Industry. Polly carried it as his primary conduit to replace his umbrella, which was broken in Episode 36 - Swords. In a similar manner to the Umbrella, the cane was broken in Episode 73 - Retributions after a fight with Rick Rounds.

In Episode 54 - Roads, Barb makes a deal with Polly to split the energy in the cane between them, so that it will be easier to hide both it and them from The Industry.

## Known abilities

The Cane allowed Polly to conduct his magic, and also contains the plentiful energy source, or fire, that he uses to preform magic. Though this source was run dry in Episode 70 - Lines when Polly spent it all on a Carnival.
Bill Scarberry

Darla - Sister-in-law (former?)

## Description

Lady Ethel calls him a "grim specimen" in episode 37

## History

He looked after Moth in Vegas alongside the rest of their commune. He got sick from the Black Rains to the point of Moth fearing for his death. Moth turned him in to Botco, believing he would receive medical treatment there. Moth would later tell Bill's brother, Gale, that Bill had decided for himself to go to the Dreaming Boxes.

Once in the hands of Botco, Bill was held up as an example of the dangers of the outside world, and of the benefits of joining a Dreaming box.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 37 - The Morning Hour "...in bad shape when he arrived, but now he’s thriving and happy..."
Dreaming Boxes

The Dreaming Boxes are owned by BotCo. They are large silver boxes that contain approximately one million people in each, and are named after constellations. There are 330 across the United States.

Only some have been named and given a location:

* Dreaming Box Ares: Location of the first Stonemaids attack
* Dreaming Box Andromeda: Contains Danielle O'Hara
* Dreaming Box Betelgeuse (Houston, Texas): Where the BotCo Space Line is being designed and assembled
* Dreaming Box Cassiopeia (California)
* Dreaming Box Gemini
* Dreaming Box Orion (Los Angeles, California): Contains founder Oswald Biggs Botulus
* Dreaming Box Pleiades
* Dreaming Box Polaris (Ontario, Canada): Hosts a poetry group called 'Meaningful Dreams' and seems to be the closest box to the Hallowoods.
* Dreaming Box Venus (Las Vegas, Nevada): Contains Bill Scarberry

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Episode 28 - Threads
2. ↑ Episode 7 - Nightmares
3. ↑ Episode 11 - Hearts
4. ↑ Episode 12 - Homes
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Episode 38 - A Little Static
6. ↑ Episode 13 - Stars
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 Episode 37 - The Morning Hour
8. ↑ Episode 10 - Songs
9. ↑ Bonus Episode 3: "Spirits In The Spring"
Downing Hill Public Library

Downing Hill Public Library is a Library introduced in Episode 3 - Books. It's run by C. S. Blackletter and seems to be partially a library and partially a school for arcane magics, attended by Olivier Song, Clara Martin and Friday. Omen, Henry O’Connor and The Librarian seem to be members of staff; Omen as a fee collector, Henry as a professor in the school and The Librarian as part of the front of house of the Library.
Leyland Blooms

**Leyland Blooms** was the groundskeeper at the Mend Manor, having previously served Irene Mend after their creation and now Solomon Reed once he took over.

## Description

Leyland appears similar to Diggory, with stitched scars across their skin and blank white eyes, but their skin is quilted in different patterns. Their fingers are described as "long and sharp like pruning shears." They wear a slightly too small band uniform.

## History

Leyland was created by Irene Mend and worked as her groundskeeper. It is implied that they were the first of her revenant staff. They passed into Solomon's retinue upon Irene's death, at which point they continued to work as the gardener and also guarded his house.

## Appearances

* Episode 34 - Towers
* Episode 36 - Swords
* Episode 40 - Graves
* Episode 43 - Relics
* Episode 51 - Maps
* Episode 52 - Memories
* Episode 95 - Homecomings
* Episode 101 - Disciplines
* Episode 106 - Departures
Creations of Irene Mend

**The Creations of Irene Mend** are an assortment of the sentient creatures and people made by Irene Mend over the course of her long-lived life. Most of these creations are made out of human remains, cloth, and thread.

## The Mendies

The "Mendies" as they began being referred to after their creator, are a group of seven Simulacrum humans made out of stitched together human remains. These seven consider each other as siblings and were all made by Irene to do her housework, with their names being puns that describe what that specific Mendies duty is. The Mendies are associated to the Mendies' Bell, which they are bound to and forced to obey any orders that the individual wielding the bell gives them.

* Cookery Potts
* Diggory Graves
* Floris Scrubbs
* Huntington Waites
* Leyland Blooms
* Stitchery Pins
* Townsend Rhodes

## Other

* The Quilt
* Mendies' Bell
* Tattery Stabbs
Dexter Duckworth

**Dexter Duckworth** is Jonah Duckworth's late father, Zelda Duckworth's late husband, and an ex-librarian of Downing Hill Public Library.

## Personality

Dexter, according to Zelda, was never a kind man, and this only worsened as he was consumed by his work.

## History

Not much is known about him, but he was once a librarian at Downing Hill and owned one of the Three Cabinets. As alluded by the intro of Episode 20 - Doors, Zelda claims to have shot him.

## Trivia

* Dexter took Zelda's last name when they married, with his birth name being Dexter Thunderberger.
Dogsmell

**Dogsmell** is a ghost dog made of the remnants of the previous canine inhabitants of the Rathbone house, and is shown as a white dog in the portraits of the previous human inhabitants.

## Personality

**Dogsmell** is the ghost dog companion of Clara Martin

## Description

Dogsmell is named because it has a particular smell that lingers when it's around.

## History

Dogsmell was in the Rathbone house when the Martin family moved into it, Clara was frequently able to smell the wet dog smell of it around the house. Once her parents transformed after drinking black water, she was attacked by them and Dogsmell was able to protect her by attacking her father.

Dogsmell now travels with Clara.

## Known Abilities

Dogsmell is known to attack things that are attempting to harm Clara using its teeth and claws. It is also slightly luminescent and has glowing eyes. When Dogsmell bit Friday it burned her arm.

## Trivia

Dogsmell enjoys partaking in morning zoomies

## Appearances

* Episode 5 - Forests
* Episode 11 - Hearts
* Episode 14 - Signs
* Episode 15 - Cards
* Episode 20 - Doors
* Episode 21 - Mornings
* Episode 25 - Spiders
* Episode 30 - Stones
Black water

## Overview

### Page may contain spoilers.

Most of the water in the Hallowoods is corrupted black water. It makes up the black rains that kickstarted the apocalypse and continue to fall.

During the initial rains, it called to some people to drown in the black water and become sleepers.

If you are exposed to too much of the black water it causes physical and sometimes mental changes. Specific changes depend on the person, but it’s unknown what causes these differences. Not everyone exposed looses their sanity, some maintain purely physical changes and the resulting mental crisis of body horror.

Lady Ethel Mallory is addicted to the black water, and used to drink a concentrate of the poison. She has undergone many physical changes yet maintains her identity and usual level of sanity.
Melanie Flores

**Melanie Flores** is the current head of the Botulus Corporation marketing division after the usurpation of Lady Ethel Mallory.

## History

### Season 1

Melanie Flores does not appear in Season One of Hello from the Hallowoods

## Episode Appearances

Melanie Flores does not appear
in Season One of Hello from

the Hallowoods | Season 2* Episode 52 - Memories