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David

Amy's first new friend and boyfriend of Cassie. David is known to be gentle and kind. His 'flavor' is described to be that of peanuts and caramel- sweet, but nourishing. Amy believes that his Mage Mods do not suit him, as they are fiery and bold, and therefore don't fit his personality ('flavor') very well.

He is a football player and scored points at the homecoming game that lead to a win against the Bridgeport Bandits. That lead to his increased popularity. When he graduated from middle school many high schools tried to recruit him, he played for the Bridgeport Bandits but then let Cassie his girlfriend convince him to go to South Pines. He breaks up with Cassie in book four.
Commander Saito

Commander Saito as shown in Episode 128

**Commander Victoria Saito** was one of the main antagonists in Space Boy.

She, at the beginning, was just known as an antagonist who was very strict, but it is revealed that she was a loving, caring woman who Quiana was close with, but the FCP poisoned her mind.

Commander Saito works with the FCP and is in charge of the drone command unit. Commander Saito and her team were sent to kill Amy after she figured out Oliver's origins. After many attempts using the three-eyed drones, Saito decided to take matters into her own hands and used an EMP grenade to deactivate Oliver and attempt to kill Amy. She chases Amy to the agriculture club shed and almost kills her, but Commander Riggs stops Saito in time.

Later, we see Saito storm into Professor Langley's office, angry about her failed mission. It is then revealed that Langley killed Aleksander Lesnik. Saito gets fired, and after Saito threatens to tell the world about the FCP, to which Langley responds by killing Saito by poisoning her tea.

Not much else is known about Saito, except that before Saito was a commander, she was much more happy and calm. However, we do know that she was very important to Qiana. More details about this relationship are expected in future episodes.
The FCP

The first contact project is a government organization that was founded to reach the artifact, which is thought to have been built by extraterrestrial life forms. After the death of the Arno, the FCP became more secretive about their endeavors, to prevent the world from finding out that the people on the Arno died. The FCP has done many things to keep this secret, including kidnapping Amy and murdering Alexander Lesnik.

Founded in 3026, over 26 countries worked together to build the Arno; a ship full of people who would reach the artifact. While working on the ship, the construction crew had a living quarters, which was built before anything else, and was never added to the ship's database. In year 3371, the whole system short circuited, and a fatal blackout rolled through the ship, reducing everybody but Oliver to dust, who was protected by the meredium core.

## The Artifact

The artifact is 322 light years away from Earth. First after it's discovery, it was a competition to see who could get their probe to the artifact the fastest. However, with fear that another war would bread out, the FCP launched with the slogan "One world, one mission." The artifact is going to be reached in 3377, the current year.
Amy's Mom

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## Trivia

* Amy's Mom's name was revealed to be Lacey in episode 319!
Dr Jonathan Kim

## Character

Dr. Jonathan Kim is a prosthetist and Oliver's foster father. His flavor is chamomile tea with lemon.

## Personality

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## Relationships

### Oliver

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### Amy

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### Flora

Flora is Dr Kim’s ex-wife. She’s mentioned when Dr Kim talks about his past to Amy in the FCP hospital. (First appearance in chapter 331) The death of her son is the moment she lose both her son and her husband, as he wasn’t here to help her through her grief.

### Matthew

Matthew is Dr Kim’s only child. He got hit from a car accident while crossing the street with his father, going to the park. He went into a vegetative state for a few months until he died. The first idea of a RFP came from him when Dr Kim wanted to create a body for his son, as he saw the soul of his son in his eyes in his hospital bed. (First appearance in chapter 331)

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Ogre

An ogre is a near-human being, generally seven feet in height or taller, of limited intelligence and great physical prowess. Ogres tend to live in cold climates, and are originally from the lands of Kal'sea, though there are many ogre clans in the far-northern reaches of Engelain, known as the ogre hills.

Dimwitted and prone to in-fighting, ogres tend to live in numerous clans which war against one-another for little discernible reason. Males and females tend to look near-interchangeable. Ogres are naturally distrustful of magic, save for their ogre shamans, whose abilities are seen as more spiritual than magical. Ogre shamans tend to adopt a greener hue and became much taller, and are also much fatter; supposedly this is due to being filled with the energies of the earth. Ogre shamans, which are always female, (by necessity or by cultural norm is unknown,) are the leaders of the ogre clans, and are said to enter dreams and give prophecies.

Most recently, in a completely unprecedented turn of events, the ogre clans of the ogre hills have begun uniting. They have formed into two pseudo-nations, named Og and Ogrin. The nation of Og has been seen wielding weapons and armour far beyond their skill to design, whilst the nation of Ogrin has magical arts that ogres would normally never indulge in. It is unknown what has caused this or for what purpose, but the two fledgling nations are currently gearing up for war against one another.
Magic

Magic, at its most basic level, is the way in which the impossible can be performed. The mere act of attempting to define such an abstract and chaotic force as magic is one that has lead to numerous scholarly debates, simply due to the sheer brevity of potential which magic encompasses. It is often regarded as an energy field, though individual practitioners of magic are known to draw energy from themselves, and yet others state a relation between the magical realm and the Demon Halls. Due to its volatile nature and potential for calamity, magic was banned under the Tyrannian Empire for all except the clergy, and this remains the case for most of the world which the Empire colonized. The Seven States, and the kingdom of Selathon within the Free Kingdoms, are notable exceptions to this trend. Magic can be accessed by other creatures, and some species are inherently 'magical', though what this truly means is uncertain.

Though magic can accomplish a great many things, and therefore the exploration of new magic is always to lead to amazing discoveries, it is through specialization within a specific branch of magic that most learned magicians become particularly potent. The arts of demonology and necromancy are deplored by all cultures, and numerous other subsets of magic have been classified as dark arts- prohibited even in magic-abiding countries. There are some species, (such as the hags,) that seem to specifically thrive when practicing dark magic, and so there is the potential that different species are more responsive to different aspects of magical theory.

Elemental magic is one of the most common forms of magic, for it is relatively easy to become more and more adept in its study- the more you practice it, the more you learn from it. There are those whose hold on the elements are so strong that they can easily threaten the livelihoods of hundreds of people, such as Kira the Pyromistress.

The art of witchcraft is one of the oldest branches of magic, and although not technically illegal in places such as Selathon and the Seven States, it is thought to straddle the border between light and dark magic, and is therefore often frowned upon.

The use of magic is often facilitated by channeling magic through an item, usually a staff or wand. Magic can be used to enchant an item, so that a non-magical item can exude magical properties. It can also be used in teleportation, and in conjunction with every-day skills and tasks such as music playing.

Examples of magical practitioners:
Tempora Sage
Troy Squire

"*Amy, I can't come over tonight. Because I've got work in the morning, that's why. ...Yeah, okay, I miss it and my dad's gonna have my ass.*"
—Tony Squire to his girlfriend, Amy Hein[src]

**Troy Squire** was a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the first episode of the first season. He is portrayed by guest star Ross Kohn.

## History

### Death

While Troy is driving home down the Centennial Highway, he notices Constance Welch standing at the side of the road, he stops and asks if she is having car trouble, and she asks him take her home and enters Troy's car. While driving, Constance begins to come on to Troy asking him if he will come home with her, he agrees. They arrive at Constance's home, an old abandoned house at the end of a road, and Constance mysteriously disappears. As Troy enters the house he sees a photo of Constance and her children, when he is scared by a bird he runs back to his car and drives off. When he looks in the rearview mirror, Constance is in the back seat. Frightened he drives straight through a "Bridge Closed" sign, stopping about halfway across the bridge. He screams as blood spatters the windows.
Position Types

Position Types are a crucial part of playing PMTCG. These determine which of the three battlefield rows a Baddie will be in, and thus its susceptibility to other Baddies' attacks. In some cases, a Baddie will have multiple Position Types, in which case the player can choose which Position Type that Baddie will use. Certain Baddie's Position Types may also change during battle, whether by their own will or not.

Their are five different Position Types.

## Ground

The most common Position Type, Ground Baddies occupy the lower row of the battlefield. Their attack range varies drastically, some able to hit many rows/columns, while others can only hit the very first Ground Baddie on the opposing side. They're also the most vulnerable, being the easiest to hit of all Position Types. In fact, every attack's range includes the first Ground Baddie. However, many Ground Baddies make up for their vulnerability in other traits. Some of them have a protective Baddie Type that protects them from certain attacks, such as being Top-Spiky. Others may have decent enough Defense Power which diminishes the amount of damage they take.

## Flying

Flying Baddies are the second most common Position Type. These Baddies take up the middle row of the battlefield. They tend to have decent attack range, most being able to hit the first Baddie of every row. While still vulnerable to many jump and projectile attacks, Flying Baddies are safe from most ground based attacks. Very few of them have Defense Power, though, and many are extra susceptible to the Dizzy status effect.
Janus

Janus is the God of Doorways, Entrances and Exits, Beginnings and Endings, and a member of the Engelite Pantheon. Janus dwells within the Halls of Time, a realm which isn't constrained by the flow of time, where he serves as its guardian. Janus is widely regarded as being the subservient of Tyrrus, the view most popularly held by the Tyrannian Church- that Janus had been created by Tyrrus for the sole purpose of guarding the Halls of Time from outside abuse. The newer Church of Engelain however states that Janus is the head of the Engelite Pantheon, and appointed Tyrrus to earth. There are still others that say Janus is the physical personification of the Halls of Time.

In the Church of Engelain, Janus is believed to have banished both Tyrrus and Soahc from the world, locking them behind new doors within the Halls of Janus where they would form the new realms of Heaven and Hell. However, the Tyrannian Church asserts that Tyrrus banished Soahc and left willingly, so that the world could heal. It is known that after the wars of Tyrrus and Soahc, all gods were magically banned from ever physically setting foot on Engelain, and that this magical protection is referred to as the Girdle of Janus. It is of the belief in the Tyrannian Church that Tyrrus asked Janus to perform this task, as he had begun the creation of Heaven, and also wished to no longer interfere in the lives of mortals, for fear of inadvertently bringing doom upon them.

Sometime in the past century or so, a being by the name of Acoxyle managed to enter the Halls of Janus and travel back in time without Janus being able to prevent it. Stranded in the past, this Acoxyle started a cult about himself, using future knowledge to suppress and supplant various leaders and deities, powered by his collective worship until he ascended to godhood and rechristened himself the Dread Lord. Unable to enter the present and defeat the Dread Lord, for doing so would have meant abandoning the Halls of Janus and therefore leaving it susceptible to more intrusions, Janus sat by and watched as a group of adventurers eventually managed to slay the Dread Lord.

Bringing the adventurers to his Halls, Janus told them the history of their Dread Lord, and of their purpose- that one day he would call upon them again, for some greater purpose. With the present Dread Lord vanquished and therefore presenting no danger, Janus could return to the past and remove Acoxyle before he gained power, thereby rewriting history so that the blight of the Dread Lord never existed. It was to this new world that Janus sent the heroes, though the poison of the Dread Lord ran deeper than was first thought...
James Silber

"He is an antagonist who also happens to have legs for days"

Not much is known about this character. He has, in the more recent episodes, been portrayed as not as much of an antagonist, but as a morally-grey man who makes well thought out descisons.Silber is the only member of the FCP that Amy has met that doesn't have copper and iodine in his flavor.
Jake Devins

**Andrea**: "*I heard about Bill Carlton. Is it true? Is something going on with the lake?*"
**Jake**: "*Right now we don't know what the truth is. But I think it might be better if you and Lucas went on home.*"
— Jake Devins and Andrea Barr[src]

**Jake Devins** was a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the third episode of the first season. He is portrayed by guest star Daniel Hugh Kelly.

## History

### Early Life

Sheriff Jake Devins is the father of Andrea Barr and grandfather to Lucas Barr. When they were kids, Jake and his friend Bill Carlton accidentally killed another boy, Peter Sweeney, when they held his head under water for too long in Lake Manitoc.

### Sheriff

Thirty-five years after his death, the spirit of Peter Sweeney begins to take revenge by killing those close to Bill and Jake. When Sam and Dean arrive at Lake Manitoc, they question Sheriff Devins about Sophie Carlton's drowning, but is unable to tell them anything and tells them that Will Carlton was traumatized and his mind was playing tricks in him, and that nothing could have dragged Sophie Carlton underwater. After Sam and Dean learn of Peter Sweeney's drowning and his and Bill Carlton's involvement, Sheriff Devins arrives to see Sam and Dean have unearthed Peter's old bike that was buried in the yard, and at the behest of his daughter confesses his involvement in Peter's drowning. And when the spirit of Peter Sweeney tries to drown Lucas, Jake enters the lake and is drowned in his stead. Saving his grandsons life.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Dead in the Water", *Supernatural*, The CW
Peter Sweeney

"*Come play with me.*"
—Peter Sweeney[src]

**Peter Sweeney** is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the third episode of the first season. He is portrayed by co-star Aaron Rota.

## History

### Death

In 1970, a young boy, Peter, was bullied by two other young boys, Jake Devins and Bill Carlton. One day the two boys held his head under the water in Lake Manitoc, and he drowned.

### Ghost

Possibly prompted by the the fact that the lake will soon be drained, Peter's spirit has started to take revenge by killing those close to Jake Devins and Bill Carlton, now grown men. Christopher Barr, Sheriff Jake Devin's son-in-law, was killed and then Bill Carlton's children, Will and Sophie Carlton. All died by being drowned - all in the lake, except Will who was drowned in the kitchen sink. Peter's spirit also tried to drown Andrea Barr, Jake's daughter, in her bath. Sam and Dean unravel the mystery just as Peter has lured young Lucas Barr into the lake. When Jake offers his life in exchange, Dean is able to rescue Lucas and Peter's spirit is put to rest.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Dead in the Water", *Supernatural*, The CW
Rowena MacLeod

**Rowena MacLeod** is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Witchcraft:**
	+ **Immortality:**
	+ **Telekinesis:**
	+ **Self-Resurrection:** As a fail-safe, Rowena cast a Resurrection Spell on herself in case she died. As she has died twice at the hands of Lucifer, the spell has proved useful. Once she has died and been resurrected, Rowena has to cast the spell again.
	+ **Pyrokinesis:** Rowena, after gaining access to her full power, was able to use an Incineration Spell on multiple Reapers, killing them in order to get Death's attention.

## Appearances

Season 8
* "We Need To Talk About Kevin" (mentioned)
* "Clip Show" (mentioned)

Season 9
* "King of the Damned" (mentioned)
Amanda Walker

"*Wait. What are you doing? You said you were just gonna talk to him.*"
—Amanda Walker to Dean Winchester after he punches the Co-Pilot[src]

**Amanda Walker** is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. She débuts, with her only appearance, in the fourth episode of the first season. She is portrayed by guest star Jaime Ray Newman.

## History

### Flight Attendant

Amanda greets George Phelps when he boards the plane, briefly seeing his demonic black eyes, but shakes it off as seeing things. Forty minutes into the flight the demon possessed Phelps opens the emergency exit causing the plane to crash, leaving only seven survivors -- Amanda being one of them. When Sam and Dean learn that the demon is attempting to take out all the survivors of flight 2485, they learn Amanda is about to work on her first flight following the crash, flight 424. Dean attempts to stop her from boarding the plane by using Airport Services to place a call to her to tell her sister has been in a minor car accident, Amanda doesn't believe him as she had spoken to her sister five minutes prior, and assumes Dean is a friend of an ex and hangs up. Sam and Dean then resort to sitting in on the flight in an attempt to find the demon, Dean is able to strike up a conversation with Amanda about being a nervous flier, and tests her to see if she is the demon by quietly saying "Christo," but get no reaction from her. When the Winchestes realzie the demon is possessing the co-pilot, they approach Amanda in the back of the plane and convince her to help them stop the demon. Amanda then goes to the cockpit, and knocks on the door and says something inaudible to the co-pilot, who follows her back. Dean knocks him down and Sam begins the exorcism while Amanda keeps an eye out. Once the plane lands Amanda is questioned by the FBI and covers for the Winchesters.

## References

1. ↑ "Phantom Traveler", *Supernatural*, The CW
Fragmentos: Dwemer

(**XX** debe ser reemplazado por el numero del MOD: Legacy of The Dragonborn segun tu lista de orden)

## Descripción

Los **Fragmentos Dwemer** es un objeto de origen enano. Es un material de arqueología y sirve para fabricar objetos en la *Estación de Arqueología*. Es la contraparte de fabricación de los Fragmentos: Piedra Llave Dwemer.

## Leyenda

### *Legacy of The Dragonborn*

El Sangre de Dragón en conjunto con la Sociedad de Exploradores encontró estos fragmentos y los utilizó para fabricar antiguos objetos arqueológicos.

## Adquisición

 Se obtienen en las excavaciones de las antiguas ruinas dwemer.
Season Three

* Poster
* Title card

**Season Three** is the third season of The CW's *Supernatural*.

Season Three premiered on October 4, 2007 with "The Magnificent Seven", and ended with "No Rest for the Wicked" on May 15, 2008.

Season Three's DVD/Blu-ray set were released on September 2, 2008.

## Synopsis

The season mainly focuses on trying to save Dean from his deal and tracking down the demons that were released from the gate. Along the way, the brothers meet Ruby, a "good" demon, who has an interest in Sam and claims to be able to help save Dean. Also, they meet Bela Talbot, an acquirer and seller of occult objects, who is constantly a thorn in their side. The brothers eventually learn from Bela which demon holds Dean's contract: a powerful demon named Lilith. Lilith takes Bela's soul after her contract expires, but not before she warns Sam and Dean. The brothers, along with Ruby, track Lilith down and attempt to kill her. Lilith is unable to stop Sam on account of his mysterious abilities; however, Dean's contract expires and his soul is taken to Hell.

## Cast

### Starring

* Jared Padalecki as Sam Winchester
* Jensen Ackles as Dean Winchester
* Katie Cassidy as Ruby
* Lauren Cohan as Bela Talbot

### Guest Starring

* Jim Beaver as Bobby Singer
* Sterling K. Brown as Gordon Walker
* Michael Massee as Kubrick
* Cindy Sampson as Lisa Braeden
* A. J. Buckley as Ed Zeddmore
* Nicholas Elia as Ben Braeden
* Sierra McCormick as Lilith
* Jeffrey Dean Morgan as John Winchester
* Richard Speight, Jr. as the Trickster
* Travis Wester as Harry Spangler
* Charles Malik Whitfield as FBI Agent Victor Henriksen
* Steven Williams as Rufus Turner
Roy

**Sam**: "*You shouldn't go off by yourself.*"
**Roy**: "*That's sweet. Don't worry about me.*"
— Roy and Sam Winchester[src]

**Roy** was a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the second episode of the first season. He is portrayed by guest star Callum Keith Rennie.

## History

### Hired Tour Guide

Roy was a guide hired by Haley Collins and Ben Collins to help them find their missing brother Tommy Collins.

When Sam and Dean showed up to help find Tommy, but in reality to hunt an unknown supernatural creature, Roy didn't take them seriously. He was suspicious of their cover as Park Rangers and thought that they weren't prepared for the outdoors and were just immature kids. Roy himself was a capable hunter, despite the fact that he hadn't hunted anything supernatural. When Dean thinks that Roy is an inferior hunter, and begins to ask about what Roy has hunted and if he has ever been hunted by his prey, Roy prevents Dean from stepping in a well-concealed and probably forgotten bear trap. When Sam and Dean realized that they were hunting a wendigo, Roy doesn't listen to them, evening laughing in their faces. Eventually the wendigo singles Roy out and tricks him into leaving the safety of the others, doing so by using its ability to mimic human voices. The wendigo did get shot by Roy, but was not affected by the bullet due to the fact that only fire could kill it. Angered by being shot, the wendigo broke Roy's neck, rather than taking Roy back to his lair as a food source.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Wendigo (Episode)", *Supernatural*, The CW
Teach A Man To Grun

Quest Given my Gunthor after purchasing Chapter 2

## Requirements to complete

* Get 35 Citizens to learn Ranged in gunnarsgrunn
* Complete Range 80 times in Gunnarsgrunn
* Complete Agility 60 times in Gunnarsgrunn
* Get 35 Citizens to learn Agility in Gunnarsgrunn
* Complete Defence 45 times in Falador

## Rewards

* 800 00 Blue anima
* 1000 Agility xp
* 1000 Defence xp
* 3 Range Citizens in Gunnarsgrunn
* 3 Agility Citizens in Gunnarsgrunn
Constance Welch

"*Take me home...*"
—The Woman in White[src]

**Constance Welch**, better known as the **"Woman in White"**, is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. She débuts in the first episode of the first season. She is portrayed by guest star Sarah Shahi.

## History

### Suicide

In 1981, twenty-four year old Constance Welch drowned after she jumped off Sylvania Bridge near the Centennial Highway in Jericho, California. An hour previously, she had called 911 and reported that her two children drowned in the bath after she briefly left them unattended. In reality, she went insane and drowned her children after finding out her husband Joseph had been unfaithful.

### Post-Death

Since her death, she haunted the highway, appearing as a hitchhiker to young men. Constance would beg to be taken home, but once on arrival to an old abandoned house, she'd protest that she could never go home. She would then kill the young men after she tempted them into being unfaithful. Ten men died on the same five mile stretch of highway before Sam and Dean Winchester stopped her. On the voicemail message John Winchester leaves Dean, there is EVP of Constance saying "I can never go home." When Dean and Sam forced her to enter her old home, the ghosts of her two children appeared. They embraced their mother and her spirit was dragged into the afterlife.

## Powers

* **Ghostly Powers:** Constance was a strong ghost. She caused things like car radios to turn static. She had super strength as she was able to casually overpower and maul grown men. She was a capable telekinetic, able to cause the Impala to chase Sam and Dean and later take control of it, which forces Sam to take her home. Able to temeport from place to place in the blink of an eye. Without a body, she was able to move without hinderance even if objects are in her way, as she can phase through them with ease. She could only be seen when she wanted to be. She was able to change her form from that of a beautiful woman into a decaying corpse. She was also able to move incredibly fast and was able to include a message on John's phone call.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Pilot", *Supernatural*, The CW
Bill Carlton

"*You've taken everything, everyone. I've got nothing left. I didn't understand. I didn't believe. Now I think I do. I think I finally know what you want.*"
—Bill Carlton[src]

**Bill Carlton** is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the third episode of the first season. His is portrayed by co-star Bruce Dawson.

## History

### Early Life

When they were kids, Bill and his friend Jake Devins accidentally killed another boy, Peter Sweeney, when they held his head under water for too long in Lake Manitoc.

### Death

Thirty-five years later the spirit of Peter Sweeney takes revenge by killing those close to Bill and Jake. When Bill's daughter Sophie is drowned in the lake, Bill falls into a deeply depressed state and when his son Will is drowned in the kitchen sink soon after, it is the last straw. Bill cannot cope with loss of his children and at that point he also comes to realize that something supernatural must be going on. Bill tells Sweeney: "You've taken everything, everyone. I've got nothing left. I didn't understand. I didn't believe. Now I think I do. I think I finally know what you want." Knowing that he will meet his end, Bill takes his boat out to the Lake, where Peter's spirit flips the boat and drowns him.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Dead in the Water", *Supernatural*, The CW
Chuck Lambert

**Chuck**: "*Amanda, how are you today?*"
**Amanda**: "*I'm doing just fine, Chuck.*"
— Chuck Lambert and Amanda Walker[src]

**Chuck Lambert** was a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the fourth episode of the first season. He is portrayed by co-star Daryl Shuttleworth.

## History

### Possessed by a Demon

Chuck Lambert was piloting United Britannia Airlines Flight 2485, a demon possessed George Phelps brought the plane down by opening the planes emergency exit mid-flight. Surviving the crash, Chuck became broken up about it, believing the crash to be his fault. Shaken by the experience, Chuck attempts to get over his fear of flying through practicing on a single engine plane. While he and his co-pilot are waiting for their plane to be fueled, Chuck is possessed by the same demon that caused flight 2485 to crash.The demon possessed Chuck then appears to be cheerful and relaxed and ready to fly. After some time in the air, Chuck asks his co-pilot how long they have been flying, and upon learning they have been in the air for forty minutes Chuck suddenly dives the plane towards the ground, and elbows the co-pilot in the face as his eyes turn a demonic black. The plane crashing into a telephone pole and then the ground.

## References

1. ↑ "Phantom Traveler", *Supernatural*, The CW
Joseph Welch

**Sam**: "*Mr. Welch, did you ever marry again?*"
**Joseph**: "*No way. Constance, she was the love of my life. Prettiest woman I ever known.*"
— Joseph Welch to Sam Winchester[src]

**Joseph Welch** is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the first episode of the first season. He is portrayed by guest star Steve Railsback.

## History

### Wife's Death

At the time of his children's death and his wife's suicide, Joseph was an associate manager working the graveyard shift at the the Frontier Auto Salvage Yard.

When Sam goes to question Joseph, he is a shadow of his former self. He still appears to be very distraught about his wife and children's deaths. When Sam hints that Women in White originate from their husbands' having affairs, going insane and killing their children because of it. Joseph becomes very angry, and, though he hints at an affair when he admits that he "may have made mistakes," he is certain that Constance would have never hurt his children.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Pilot", *Supernatural*, The CW
George Phelps

**George Phelps** is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the fourth episode of the first season. He is portrayed by co-star Paul Jarrett.

## History

### Possessed

A visible nervous George Phelps is seen waiting for his flight to board, he checks his ticket and enters the bathroom. While he is leaning over the sink, splashing water on his face. Noticing his nervousness another flier strikes up a conversation with him, telling to not worry about dying in a plane crash. As he man leaves the bathroom, a cloud of black particles exits a vent, swirls around his head, and enters his eyes. The demon possessed Phelps rakes his seat on the plane, after finding out from his seatmate that the plane has been in the air for forty minutes, Phelps gets up, squeezes past his neighbor, and heads to the back of the plane. When he reaches the rear exit, he grasps the release handle and turns to look at Max Jaffey, eyes black, then rips the door open. Phelps is sucked out, and the door flies off tearing half a wing off the plane, causing the plane to go down.

## References

1. ↑ "Phantom Traveler", *Supernatural*, The CW
Charlie (Bloody Mary)

## Charlie

"*I had this boyfriend. I loved him. But he kind of scared me too, you know? And one night, at his house, we got in this fight. Then I broke up with him, and he got upset, and he said he needed me and he loved me, and he said "Charlie, if you walk out that door right now, I'm gonna kill myself." And you know what I said? I said "Go ahead." And I left. How could I say that? How could I leave him like that? I just...I didn't believe him, you know? I should have.*"
—Charlie[src]

**Charlie** is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. She débuts, with her only appearance, in the fifth episode of the first season. She is portrayed by guest star Marnette Patterson.

## History

### Bloody Mary

When Sam and Dean approach Donna Shoemaker about the death of her father, Charlie attempts to cut them off, though Donna ends up allowing them to question her. When the Winchesters are snooping around the upstairs of the house, Charlie finds them and begins questioning who they are, as Donna's father worked alone, and the questions they were asking Donna were "weird." Sam then hands her a paper with his number on it, telling her to call if she or her friends notice anything weird. Later that night Charlie is talking with Jill about the Winchesters and whether Bloody Mary really did kill Steven Shoemaker, when Jill repeats "Bloody Mary" three times in the mirror, and screams, tricking Jill into believing she was attacked before laughing and hanging up the phone. The next day after finding out that Jill was mysteriously killed, Charlie seeks out the Winchesters and helps them get into Jill's bedroom to look for clues as to what killed her. When Charlie is confronted by Donna for letting the Winchesters into her home, Donna says “Bloody Mary” three times, while Charlie is in a science class she opens up her compact and sees Bloody Mary in the corner and screams. The class freaks out as she starts running around the room. She sees the reflection of Mary in the window of the door, picks up a stool, and throws it through the window, the teacher catches Charlie, and Charlie sees Mary in the reflection of the teacher's glasses, and screams for him to let her go, when he releases her she runs out the room. After the ordeal in school, Charlie seeks out Sam and Dean for protection, as she fears Bloody Mary will kill her because she had a boyfriend who once threatened to kill himself if she left him. When she left, he committed suicide. Sam and Dean remove or cover all reflective surfaces in their motel room, where she waits while they destroy Mary.

## References

1. ↑ "Bloody Mary (Episode)", *Supernatural*, The CW
Lucas Barr

**Dean**: "*All right, if you're gonna be talking now, this is a very important phrase, so I want you to repeat it one more time.*"
**Lucas**: "*Zeppelin rules!*"
— Lucas Barr and Dean Winchester[src]

**Lucas Barr** is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the third episode of the first season. He is portrayed by co-star Nico McEown.

## History

### Early Life

Lucas is the son of Andrea Barr and the grandson of Sheriff Jake Devins. After watching his father die, Lucas stops talking.

### Murders

When Peter Sweeney begins killing people in Lake Manitoc, it appears that Lucas is in some way connected to Peter's spirit and he is able to give Sam and Dean clues through crayoned drawings. Lucas seemed to form a connection with Dean who shared the trauma of watching a parent die. It was also Dean who ended up saving Lucas from the spirit Peter Sweeney in Lake Manitoc. Only when the spirit is at rest does he start talking again, and does Lucas learn an invaluable lesson from Dean: "Zeppelin rules."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Dead in the Water", *Supernatural*, The CW
Ranger Wilkinson

**Ranger**: "*You boys aren't planning on going out near Blackwater Ridge by any chance?*"
**Sam**: "*Oh, no, sir, we're environmental study majors from UC Boulder, just working on a paper.*"
— Ranger Wilkinson and Sam Winchester[src]

**Ranger Wilkinson** is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the second episode of the first season. He is portrayed by co-star Timothy Webber.

## History

### Ranger

Ranger Wilkinson is a forest ranger at the Lost Creek Colorado National Forest.

Ranger Wilkinson believes Dean and Sam for friends of Haley Collins, not believing their claim that they are environmental study majors from UC Boulder. Wilkinson tells Dean and Sam that Tommy isn't technically missing yet because his back country permit doesn't expire for another two weeks. He gives Dean a copy of the permit, and Dean uses it to find Haley and question her.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Wendigo (Episode)", *Supernatural*, The CW
The Will of Order

The Will of Order is the third god quest, assigned by Saradomin. In order to unlock, you must consume 15 THREADS OF TIME.

"Saradomin requires quite the laundry-list from you this time. He hopes to prove the power of the threads of time, in his name? At least he's helping you get more information about The Needle..."

### Requirements to Complete

* Kill 100 Goblin In Varrock Sewers
* Kill 100 Hobgoblins in the Varrock Sewers
* Complete Prayer 75 times on White Wolf Mountain
* Get 35 citizens to learn Ranged in Gunnarsgrunn
* Get 32 citizens to learn Divination in Varrock
* Get 48 citizens to learn Cooking in Draynor Village
* Kill 20 Moss Giant in the Varrock Sewers

### Rewards

* 3.75 Million Blue anima
* 500 000 Red Anima
* White Kiteshield
Season 1

* Poster
* Title card

## Season One

**Season One** is the first season of The CW's *Supernatural*.

Season One premiered on September 13, 2005 with "Pilot", and ended with "Devil's Trap" on May 4, 2006.

## Synopsis

After their mother's death in a suspicious fire that burns down their house 22 years prior, Sam and Dean Winchester's father goes missing during a "hunting trip". As a result, Dean tracks down Sam at Stanford University. The two brothers live a life on the road, in Dean's black, 1967 Chevrolet Impala with Kansas license plates. However, their father is not a typical hunter: he hunts supernatural creatures like ghosts, vampires, and spirits, and he's trained his sons to do the same. Along the way, Sam and Dean save innocent people, fight creatures and ghosts, and collect clues to their father's whereabouts. Sam begins to mysteriously develop psychic abilities and visions as they travel. They also find another man with abilities similar to Sam's, whose mother died the same way. They reach out to the young man, Max Miller, offering help and seeking answers. But Max has experienced years of physical abuse and neglect and his life ends in a murder suicide which Dean and Sam are unable to stop. They eventually find and reunite with their father, who reveals that the creature that killed their mother years earlier is the demon Azazel (aka "Yellow Eyes") and the only thing that can kill him is a legendary gun created by Samuel Colt. The season ends with the brothers and their father involved in a car crash when a truck hits the side of the Impala. They lie inside the car, covered in blood and unconscious.

## Cast

### Starring

* Jared Padalecki as Sam Winchester
* Jensen Ackles as Dean Winchester

### Guest Starring

* Jeffrey Dean Morgan as John Winchester
* Nicki Aycox as Meg/Meg Masters
* Adrianne Palicki as Jessica Moore
* Samantha Smith as Mary Winchester
* Sebastian Spence as Tom
* Jim Beaver as Bobby Singer
* A. J. Buckley as Ed Zeddmore
* Travis Wester as Harry Spangler
* Taylor Cole as Sarah Blake
Andrea Barr

"*Must be hard, with your sense of direction, never being able to find your way to a decent pickup line.*"
—Andrea Barr to Dean Winchester[src]

**Andrea Barr** is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. She débuts, with her only appearance, in the third episode of the first season. She is portrayed by guest star Amy Acker.

## History

### Drowning

Andrea meets the Winchesters when they are questioning the drowning of Sophie Carlton with her father, Jake Devins the town sheriff, and at Dean's insistence shows them to their motel down the block. After finding out her husband drowned the Winchesters meet with Andrea and her son at a local park, while Dean tries to talk with Lucas, Sam questions Andrea about why Lucas doesn't speak. When Andrea goes to take a bath, unbeknownst to her the water from the faucet has begun to turn brown as she starts washing herself with the cloth. Once she opens her eyes and see that the water is entirely brown now. She screams and tries to get out of the tub, but something drags her down. Andrea's head is pulled under the water. She pulls it out. She is pulled under again and again, while Lucas keeps pounding on the door. As the water is pouring out from under the bathroom door and down the stairs. Lucas starts pounding on the bathroom door again. Before Andrea can drown she is saved when Sam and Dean arrive and kick down the bathroom door, Sam struggles to pull her out of the tube but is eventually able to get her out. Afterwards Sam and Dean tell her about her father's involvement in Peter Sweeney's death. When she confronts her father about it, Lucas is lured to the lake by Peter's spirit. However her father sacrifices himself to save Lucas from drowning allowing Dean to save him. As the Winchesters are about to leave, Andrea along with Lucas see them off to thank them for their help.

## References

1. ↑ "Dead in the Water", *Supernatural*, The CW
Jerry Panowski

"*Dean, it's, uh, it's Jerry Panowski. You and your dad helped me out a couple years back.*"
—Jerry Panowski to Dean Winchester[src]

**Jerry Panowski** is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. He débuts, with his only appearance, in the fourth episode of the first season. He is portrayed by guest star Brian Markinson.

## History

### Airport Traffic Controller

Jerry works at an airport in Catasauqua, Pennsylvania, and his friend Chuck Lambert was piloting flight 2485 when the plane crashed. Dean and John helped Jerry with a poltergeist in the past.

After the crash of United Britannia Airlines flight 2485, Jerry calls Dean for help after not being able to get a hold of John. When Sam and Dean arrive at the hangar, Jerry plays audio from the cockpit voice recorder for the brothers and tells them where the wreckage is located. After Sam and Dean were able to look at the plane wreckage, they bring back a yellow powder that was coated on parts of the plane, Jerry looks at it through a microscope and tells the boys that it is sulfur, before going to chew out an employee. Jerry later calls Dean to tell him that his friend, the pilot of flight 2485, Chuck Lambert died in another plane crash. After looking at the crash, they once again find sulfur at the crash site and bring it to Jerry to confirm. When Sam and Dean finally put a stop to the demon causing the plane crashes, Jerry thanks the brothers, and before he leaves tells Dean that John's voice mail directed to call Dean, when Dean questions how he got his cell number.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Phantom Traveler", *Supernatural*, The CW
Amy Hein

"*I was on the phone with Troy. He was driving home. He said he would call me right back, and...he never did.*"
—Amy Hein to Sam Winchester and Dean Winchester[src]

**Amy Hein** is a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. She débuts, with her only appearance, in the first episode of the first season. She is portrayed by guest star Elizabeth Bond.

## History

### Troy's Disappearance

After her boyfriends disappearance, Sam and Dean Winchester find Amy posting missing flyers featuring Troy's picture around her hometown of Jericho California, and they question her about her boyfriend's disappearance. They said to her, that they were Troy's uncles and that they want to help find him. When they speak to her and her unnamed friend, they find out about a local legend of a murdered girl who's ghost hitchhikes and kills whoever picks her up. After some research, Sam and Dean discover the girl in the legend is Constance Welch.
What is Sewn

This quest will become available to you when you reset for the first time.

## Requirements to complete

* 425 Zombies - Varrock Sewers - wave 2, Edgeville Dungeon
* 500 Crawling Corpse Torsos - Lumbridge Catacombs
* 425 Skeletons - Edgeville Dungeon
* 500 Corpse Spiders - Lumbridge Catacombs
* 500 Warped Rats - Lumbridge Catacombs
* 250 Minotaurs - Stronghold of Security

## Rewards

* +1.75 million Blue Anima
* +400,000 Red Anima
* Diamond Necklace - Slayer/Dungeoneering: +2% Red Anima, +10% Output; Attack: +3% Speed, +8% Output; +3% HP
* Diamond Amulet - Cooking, Fishing, Mining, Farming, Divination, Herblore, Firemaking, Hunter, Fletching, Hunter, Crafting, Smithing, Construction, Woodcutting: +10% Blue Anima, -10% Citizen Cost; Attack, Ranged, Magic: +5% Output; +1% HP
* White Plate Body - Crafting: +5% Speed, +10% Blue Anima, -15% Citizen Cost; Constitution: +3% Speed, +4% Output; +3% Max HP, -2% Cooldowns

Unlocks Quest "Pros-Parity" with Saradomin for 2 Threads of Time
Tommy Collins

**Sam**: "*So if Tommy's not due back for a while, how do you know something's wrong?*"
**Haley**: "*He checks in every day by cell. He emails, photos, stupid little videos—we haven't heard anything in over three days now.*"
— Sam Winchester and Haley Collins[src]

**Tommy Collins** was a character on The CW's *Supernatural*. He débuts in the second episode of the first season. He is portrayed by co-star Graham Wardle.

## History

### Captured

Tommy is on a camping trip with two friends when he is taken by a wendigo. Just before he was attacked he sent a video to his sister Haley via cellphone. She and her younger brother, Ben Collins, have hired a guide and are heading into the hills to find Tommy when Sam and Dean arrive who are looking for John Winchester. They join in the hunt for Tommy along with a local Ranger. After finding Tommy's ruined campsite, the ranger Roy is killed and Haley and Dean are taken by the wendigo. Sam and Ben follow a trail of peanut M&M's that Dean leaves behind. They eventually find Dean, Haley, and Tommy hanging from the ceiling of an abandoned mine, and they cut them loose. Dean finds two flare guns along with the rest of their stolen supplies, and while Sam leaves with the Collins siblings, Dean tries to draw the wendigo away. The wendigo follows Sam instead, cornering their group; however, Dean appears from behind it and shoots his flare gun into its chest. The wendigo bursts into flame and dies, and they're able to escape and get help. The group fabricates a story to tell the police - they were attacked by a bear. Haley thanks Dean and then leaves with Tommy and Ben in the ambulance.

### Death

Tommy is making out with his girlfriend until he starts to hear noises outside of his cabin. Expecting it to be a wendigo, he grabs his blow torch from his bag but suddenly collapses. His head then explodes right in front of her causing her to scream in shock.

## References

1. ↑ "Wendigo (Episode)", *Supernatural*, The CW
2. ↑ "Clip Show", *Supernatural*, The CW