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Castle Wolfenstein

**Castle Wolfenstein** is a big, highly guarded Nazi fortress located in the Bavarian Alps near annexed Austria. It is the headquarters of the SS Special Projects Division, where General Deathshead experiments with the paranatural.

## Staff & Soldiers

* Oberstgruppenführer Wilhelm "Deathshead" Strasse
* Obersturmbannführer Helga von Schabbs
* Hauptsturmführer Hans Grosse
Thaumaturgy

Thaumaturgy is a magical power source that involves drawing upon the power of turbulent emotion to fuel one's power. All emotion flows through the Astral Plane, and the essence of pain, fear, anger, and grief stirs it up, making it more easy to draw through the cracks in the Veil to serve as fuel for magic. Understandably, this does little to endear thaumaturges to the common folk, who often think of them as witches and blood mages who do naught but evil.

## Induction

Induction is the process that allows thaumaturgy to occur. In essence, it is the infliction of extreme emotion, usually pain, upon oneself or a nearby creature, causing it to stir up the energy of the Astral Plane, making it easier to be drawn through the Veil, where a thaumaturge may put it to use. Physical pain is the easiest to induce, as it can be simply caused by inflicting damage to a living creature. However, it is also less potent than mental anguish, wherein one's fear, rage, and grief can churn the Astral Plane into a seething cauldron of power. Telling someone that their spouse has been unfaithful, horrifying them with gory images, or killing their child right before their eyes all serve as excellent means of induction. The stronger the emotions generated, the more power a thaumaturge may make use of.

## Sensing Magic

Thaumaturges sense magic by examining the Astral Plane. Magical activity within the physical world results in small, barely perceptible distortions there, which a thaumaturge can read to detect magic use. Obviously, larger stirrings in the Astral Plane, such as a burst of torment, are easily noticeable to them.
Night Wardens

The **Night's Wardens** are a military order charged with patrolling and defending the Bulwark, keeping the Wild Folk and the Sah'Adowgard from crossing over and invading the rest of the continent. They are a shadow of what they once were, having shrunk to a force of only a few hundred soldiers due to constant attacks from bandits and Sah'Adowgard over the centuries.
Chaos Theory

**"Chaos Theory"** is the fourth episode of the first season of *Juvenile Prosperity*. It is the fourth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Armed with an ally, Travis and his new companion break the ice as they head into a town full of banquets and bastards.*

## Synopsis

Immediately after meeting Pennywise, Travis heads into the city of Concordia with the con-artist with the promise of cash in exchange for protection.

[...]

One of the goons goes for Travis with a broken bottle, but he reacts fast enough to grab the goon's arm and swing the bottle into Douglas' abdomen, lethally injuring him. As Douglas starts to bleed out, Travis is attacked by the other goons, who kick and beat him before another begins to strangle him with a length of rope. Just as Travis begins to pass out, police sirens approach and the gang flees, leaving Travis alone in the alleyway.

Travis wakes up in a hospital bed in incredible pain. A nurse feeds him and gives him pain relief, before telling him a police officer is waiting to speak with him. The detective - a young Katherine Brannigan - reveals that the police have discovered his true identity as David Mayfair, and his family have been alerted and Ethan is on his way, due to arrive in the morning. Travis starts to panic, begging Brannigan to contact his family and tell them they made a mistake, but Brannigan refuses, due to his father Sean making a passionate plea for his son to return. Knowing this plea is fake, Travis plans to escape.

That night, Travis spots Wise sneaking down the hallway and gets his attention, demanding that Wise help him escape for the trouble he has caused him. Wise reluctantly agrees and together the two of them sneak past the hospital staff, recovering their gear on the way. Their path is blocked by a security guard, and so the pair force their way through a staff exit and run from the hospital as the alarms blare. They escape into the parking lot and steal a car.

After several hours of driving, Travis asks Wise to let him out. The two say their reluctant goodbyes and Wise drives off. Travis starts walking, but Wise suddenly returns. He tells Travis that the few hours they have spent together have been fun, and with their combined skills - Wise's schemes and Travis' guitar and singing talent - they can make a lot of money. Travis gladly agrees and the two drive off for greener pastures.

 **Season 4** | "TBA"
Brain-Eating Amoeba

**Brain-Eating Amoeba**, also known as **BrEaAm**, is the colloquial name for a species of amoeba-like microorganism that has caused a worldwide pandemic in the world of *Wilted*. Typically found in bodies of warm freshwater or poorly maintained water infrastructure, the amoeba has mutated so that it easily spreads in treated drinking water, bringing humanity to the brink of extinction. Complete societal collapse has led those who remain to turn to any means of survival.
Parallel

"*Sometimes your only hope...is **yourself**,*"
—The tagline of *Parallel***[src]**

***Parallel*** is an upcoming episodic drama series and the fifth instalment in the *Life Is A Lesson* franchise. Set in the early 2020s, it follows two young Awoken teenagers - Gabriella Ashe and Gabriel Ashe - who discover that they are alternate versions of each other from two different realities, with both possessing the power to open portals to parallel timelines. Using clues from both of their realities, the two of them work to solve a shared mystery behind a tragic incident in their hometown and the source of their connection across time and space.

## Plot

*In a small midwestern town, two teenagers suffer a shared tragedy and discover their bizzarre ability to cross space and time. As the mystery behind the tragedy deepens, they come to realize that they are one and the same, and that sometimes your only hope...is yourself.*

## Characters

### Main

* Gabriella Morales
* Gabriel Morales
Werebeasts

### Description

Humanoids infused with the magical essence of the Feywild, allowing them to change their shape.

The werebeasts, or therianthropes to the more learned sort, are mortals who have been suffused with the magical essence of the Feywild through a powerful curse or gift bestowed by Wuugral. They are able to spread their condition by injuries dealt to other mortals by their teeth or claws.
Draconis

**Draconis** is a gigantic planetoid featured in *Conjunction* and will appear as the eponymous setting of *Draconis*. A planet-sized satellite from the same dimension as Lothran, Draconis broke into Earth's dimension and began to orbit it as a second moon. At just under half the diameter of its parent, Draconis is a vast world consisting of extensive lakes, deserts, grasslands and tundra. Only one of its three continents is known to be inhabitated: the diverse realm of Pydwel.

## History

### Early History and Arrival

Not much is yet known about Draconis formed, but it is known to have formed and emerged from the same dimension as Lothran, sharing its unique form of radiation, which is commonly known as magic. When it arrived in the human dimension, it soon began to orbit Earth, exerting immense gravitational force on the planet that tore apart its surface and gave rise to new continents and oceans. Humanity attempted to flee to Draconis in the first few years following the Conjunction, believing it to be safer than Earth, but discovered that Draconis was home to its own enchanted creatures that were hostile to humans.

Several hundred thousand humans who survived the Conjunction fled to Draconis on the Great Transporter, an emergency spacecraft constructed to bring colonists to Mars.
New Scotland

**New Scotland**, officially known as the **Great British Province of New Scotland** and formerly the **Republic of Canada**, is a province of the British Empire in North America. It borders the province of Gilead to the south, the Alyaska Soviet Socialist Republic to the northwest, and the American Reich to the southeast. As of 2077, it is one of only three British territories to have successfully rebelled, however it only remained independent for a few months before it was retaken.
Kaine

**Kaine**, born **SS-006**, is a clone of Spider-Man created by Oscorp's "Spider-Slayer" project to create an army of spider-powered supersoldiers. He was freed by the compassionate scientist Cassandra Web, alongside the other clones. Taken into the sewers and raised as her son, Kaine was close to his genetic clone brother, Ben Reilly, with the two of them sharing an amazing capacity to learn, although they were both incredibly impressionable because of this. While Ben gained a benevolent spirit, Kaine fell into the employment of the Maggia as an assassin, using his learning ability to become a near-unstoppable killer.

Years later, Kaine clashed with his brother, who had become the vigilante known as Scarlet Spider. Kaine initially bested his clone brother, but underestimated the potency of Ben's spider-powers and was finally beaten after his boss, Count Nefaria, was also defeated.

At some point after he attended his brother's funeral, Kaine was captured by S.H.I.E.L.D and transferred to their subdivision H.A.M.M.E.R for consideration in the Thunderbolts.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Powers

**Spider Physiology:** As a clone of Spider-Man, Kaine possesses the proportionate physical capabilities of a spider.

* **Superhuman Strength**: Kaine possesses considerable superhuman strength, due to having the proportional strength of a spider.
* **Superhuman Durability**: Kaine's body is inhumanly resistant to impact forces and blunt force trauma.
* **Superhuman Agility**: Created with spider powers, Kaine is as agile as a spider, being able to make movements that would be extremely difficult for a normal human with great facility, capable of swinging around on thin spider-webbing and jumping great distances and heights without difficulty. His bones, muscles, and joints have more elastic strength and durability, allowing him to perform gymnastic and contortionist manoeuvres without damaging his bone structure.
* **Wall-Crawling**: Kaine can adhere to walls, ceilings, and other surfaces in order to scale them and has stated that he does not use any adhesive gloves or fabrics to do it. This ability allows him to stick to almost any surface when willing himself to, as physical contact with said surfaces creates a locking connection necessary to support his body, even when he is inverted above the ground. Alternatively, Kaine can make individual portions of his body adhesive.
* **Regenerative Healing Factor**: Kaine's increased metabolism allows him to rapidly heal and regenerate from harm faster and more extensively than normal humans can recover from.

## Associated Deaths

### Deaths connected to Kaine

* Jessica Drew - dislodged debris, impaling Jessica in the stomach; later revived by Ben Reilly
Gordie

**"Gordie"** is the nickname given by Travis Rogers for the black guitar he found in a ditch on his first day as a vagabond and has carried with him ever since. It is an important part of Travis' identity and character and ultimately is what led him to choose the life of a singing vagabond.

## History

### Juvenile Prosperity/Season 1

#### 'Brave New World'

Having bought a new Walkman and some tapes, David christens himself "Travis Rogers" and begins dancing and running through the streets and out of town. As he walks along a country road, he spots a black object in a ditch. Removing it from the dirt, he discovers it is a still-playable black guitar. Travis smiles and decides to take the guitar with him on his journey.

## Users

* Travis Rogers - owner
* Bernadette

## Trivia

* The guitar appears to be a Martin D-35, the same model used by Johnny Cash in his "Man In Black" persona.
* Travis named the guitar after Gordon, the first homeless person he met at the beginning of his journey.
Greater Korean Republic

* Flag
* Map

The **Greater Korean Republic (GKR)** was a secessionist state that consisted of **Greater Korea** and surrounding islands, all territories of the Japanese Empire, that declared independence in 1968 and attempted to conquer the Japanese Pacific territories. Backed by the Soviet Union and supposedly by the British Empire, the GKR's secession sparked the Korean War, in which they were ultimately defeated and re-annexed.
Bad Green

The term **"Bad Green"** is used to refer to United States dollar notes that have been contaminated by the Langdom Bioweapon, which thrives on cotton and therefore on dollar notes, hence its nickname "Dollar Rabies".

Originally, the term referred to the large batch of United States dollars that were recovered from the town of Langdom, Missouri, following the release of the Langdom Bioweapon. The virus, which latches easily onto cotton, festered on the contaminated notes for weeks until the batch was released following a bank robbery, which only accelerated the spread of the virus around the United States.
Infinity Serum

The **Infinity Serum** is a chemical solution originally created and developed by the Special Scientific Reserve. The serum was formulated to enhance the human body and mind, and was intended to be utilized by the United States Armed Forces during World War II in order to transform Allied soldiers into super soldiers. It is the only known successful derivitive of the original Super Soldier Serum.
Doctor Octopus

## Otto Octavius

* Otto Octavius
* Doctor Octopus

> *"Such a disappointment...**Peter**. [...] Why can't you understand? This means too much to me. No...this means **everything** to me!"*
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**Otto Octavius** is the co-founder of Oscorp, founder of Octavius Industries, and former partner of Norman Osborn. After leaving Oscorp due to ethical conflicts, Otto suffered years of reputation abuse at the hands of Norman, who Otto grew to intensely hate. He hired the brilliant young student Peter Parker as his assistant, and together the two of them began developing a clean alternative energy source. To complete this, Otto built a set of mechanical arms, which he used in his experiments. Following the death of Osborn, Otto acquired a sample of the Goblin Formula to study. The arms, which had gained sentience, caused an explosion that led to Otto inhaling the gaseous formula. Over the course of several months, Otto's sanity began to deteriorate.

Eventually Otto's sanity disappeared completely, vowing to stop and nothing to complete his experiment. He turned to a life of crime to pay for the parts, leading him into a conflict with Spider-Man and the media calling him **Doctor Octopus**. Enraged, Octavius took advantage of his knowledge of Spider-Man's identity and crippled May Parker. Spider-Man nearly gave in to vengeance, beating Octavius to within an inch of his life, but managed to clear his mind and reach the good within his idol long enough for Octavius to separate himself from his arms. He served as the primary antagonist of *Season 2*.
Immortus

**Nathaniel Richards**, better known as **Immortus** and also known as **Merlin**, is a time-traveller formerly known as **Kang the Conqueror**. Following his conquest of many worlds, Richards had a change of heart and dedicated himself to instead defeating the Council of Kangs that he had once been part of, travelling to many points in time, including the Arthurian age, to ensure victory. Responsible for forging the Ebony Blade, Immortus searched for decades for someone worthy to wield its full power, eventually finding it in Dane Whitman. Immortus trained Whitman in the art of Arthurian combat until he proved worthy of his ancestor Sir Percy's weapon, becoming the Black Knight. Immortus then helped Black Knight and the Future Foundation against the Prime Kang, the only version of Kang who would never become Immortus.

Immortus and Spider-Man appeared to sacrifice themselves to stop The Void from completely destroying the planet, but in truth Immortus had saved Spider-Man and nursed him back to health, reuniting him with his wife Mary Jane. He then travelled to the 34th Century to plant the little piece of good that would become Immortus into his younger self, ensuring the cycle of Kang would repeat.
Ben Conan

**Ben Conan** is the deuteragonist of the *MindBlown* mini-series. He attends Atlantica Academy and is one of the most popular students and a member of the theater group there. After saving Tommy Garcia one night, the two of them grew closer and became best friends and later lovers. He and Tommy dreamed of leaving Atlantica together as they both felt that there was nothing keeping either of them there, and their relationship forms the central plot of *MindBlown*.
Mary Jane Watson

**Mary Jane Watson**, also known as **MJ**, is a Broadway actress, singer and former gymnastics champion, and the fiancé of Peter Parker. She grew up with Peter and Harry, the three of them remaining close friends throughout their lives. Initially unaware of Peter's love for her, she became a friend of Spider-Man and eventually discovered his true identity. As their relationship strengthened, Peter asked her to marry him and she accepted. MJ is often targetted as a way to hurt Spider-Man, but MJ has proven resourceful and resolute herself and has often helped Spider-Man defeat his foes.
Finn

**Finn** is a character in *Kings of the Road*. He is the leader of a homeless commune of travellers who trainhop around the United States looking for work. In 2017, he welcomed fugitive brothers James and Drew Wolff into his commune, developing an intense loyalty to the former.

## Overview

### Personality

Finn, like Elizabeth, is typically sarcastic, and a free-spirit. He is just as quick to make banter and jokes with his friends as he is to insult his enemies. He is very confident and friendly to most people, assuming they don't have a problem with him, Finn is always just living in the moment and enjoys having fun. He is quite charismatic, supportive, and is often seen as the authority in his group of drifters. Although he is a natural leader, his laid-back nature and ideals leads him to not exploiting this. In a letter found in Finn's tent from his parole officer, they state how pleasantly surprised they are to see how caring Finn was and how much he wanted to help others.

Despite his mellow and carefree nature, Finn is considered to be reliable, responsible, smart, and thoughtful, which emphasize his leadership and social skills.

## Relationships

### James Wolff

"*Hey handsome, I always got your back,*"
—Finn promises to help Jim at Serenity[src]
Ani-Mates

The **Ani-Mates** are a race of humanoid creatures that are hybrids of humans and various different animals, ranging from birds to crocodiles to lions. They were created by the Ani-Mator, who created them to serve as his personal slaves and super-soldiers. The Ani-Mates were freed by the rebellion led by Koba the Humanimal, Bird-Brain and Devil Dinosaur, and they established a peaceful society on Paradise Island. Ten years later, they have naturally boosted their population to around 2000, with Humanimal as king.
EDStudios' The Wolf Among Us

**EDStudios' *The Wolf Among Us*** is a supernatural crime-drama series adapted from the *Fables* comic book by Bill Willingham, although its plot is original. Set in New York City in 1983, in a world where numerous fairy-tale characters have moved into the human dimension, it follows Bigby Wolf, the Big Bad Wolf, as he investigates the horrific, graphic murders of several women, all while being taunted by the killer and dealing with the lack of support by the Fabletown community due to his dark past.
Masks

**"Masks"** is the fourth episode of the first season of *Kings of the Road*. It is the fourth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Badly damaged following the disastrous confrontation with the hobos, Jim reconnects with the commune to search for the still missing Drew. Facing a treck through the New Mexico desert and a deeper fall into his dark side, Jim must make his toughest choices yet as the dream of freedom seems further and further away.*

## Unresolved issues and Open Questions

### Travis Rogers

* Who is "the guy" that Travis mentions to Jim could help the Wolff Brothers find new identities?

### The Passenger

* If the Passenger is a being in its own right and not a result of psychosis or the abuse the brothers suffered, could it be a demon?
	+ Jessica states that she first noted the Passenger's effects on her husband after he performed an occult ritual.
	+ This idea would coincide with Drew saying that he "hears" the Passenger talking to him, encourages him to perform violent acts and is the source of his strange powers.

### Church of St. Valentine

* Is the Church completely shut down? Were their crimes exposed to the police?
* What happened to the Church's prisoners? Did they leave Eden's Gate or did they return to their loved ones?

## Trivia

* The episode's title has several meanings. While it most likely refers to Jim's goblin mask, the title could also refer to the "mask" that the Church of St. Valentine puts on to hide their illegal activities.
Adolf Hitler

**Adolf Hitler** was the *Führer und Reichskanzler* of the Third Reich before and during World War II. He started the war with the intention to create a German Empire that would dominate Europe. He was responsible for the Holocaust, a genocide in which about six million European Jews and other people were murdered. Although Hitler supposedly died in 1945, he secretly fled to Argentina, where he was ultimately assassinated by Francis Roache in 1951.
Bill Lizard

**Bill Lizard** is an officer of Fabletown Justice and the partner of sheriff Bigby Wolf. He assists Bigby in maintaining order in Fabletown. In 1983, he helped investigate the horrific murders that threatened the expose Fabletown to the mundies.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Bill was once known as **Bill the Lizard**, an intelligent lizard who lived in Wonderland and was part of the Mad Hatter's commune of anthropomorphic animals. During the Adversary's conquest of the Homelands, Bill escaped to the Mundy world, and as a giant lizard was faced with two options: purchase a glamour and live amongst other human Fables in Fabletown, or be sent to The Farm. Bill chose the former and settled in the new community. Over time, Bill built up a superiority complex over his fellow Wonderlanders, resulting in him being kicked out of their commune. He eventually got a job at the Business Office, working under Feathertop, to keep an eye on the Fables who chose to not live in Fabletown. He finally rose to become the partner of Bigby Wolf, Fabletown's sheriff.

## Overview

### Physical Appearance

Bill has two forms: his human form and his true form.

#### Human Form

Unlike Bigby, who can change between forms at will, Bill must use a glamour to hide amongst the mundies. In his human form, Bill has jet black hair and a medium build.

#### Lizard Form

Bill's true form is a giant lizard resembling a komodo dragon.
Godhood (Series)

***Godhood*** is an upcoming fantasy horror-thriller detective drama series created by EDStudios. Set in 1980s New York City, it follows the inhabitants of the eponymous neighbourhood of Manhattan that is home to the last surviving Greek deities who fled to human civilization following a catacylsm. Specifically, it centres on Henry Hadal, formerly known as Hades, the God of the Underworld, who now serves as the sheriff of the neighbourhood and solves a seemingly unconnected string of crimes that threaten to expose the community to humanity, who are referred to as "primates".

## Plot

*Once upon a time in New York City, there lived a clandestine community of former Greek deities known as Godhood. The gods and creatures that lived there arrived thousands of years ago, driven from their home by a great cataclysm.*

*Through the use of magical wards and sheer willpower, the former gods have protected their secret home from the outside world, ruled by the humans that they know as “Primates”.*

*Sheriff Henry Hadal, formerly the god Hades, protects the community from threats outside…and within.*

## Characters

### Main

* Henry Hadal: formerly Hades, the god of the underworld, Henry Hadal is the sheriff of Godhood, responsible for maintaining the secrecy and security of the community. He is an outcast due to his abandonment and contempt for godly traditions and his acceptance of the primates.
* Kora Hadal: formerly Persephone, queen of the underworld, Kora is the wife of Henry Hadal and the mother of his children, son Zachery and daughter Macaria. Torn between her dominating mother and her outcast husband, Kora aims to grow and become independent as the whole community teeters on the edge of chaos
* Hannah Hardy: formerly Hestia, goddess of the hearth and the state, Hannah is the assistant to the deputy mayor of Godhood, Hera. In this capacity, Hannah works closely with Henry in coordinating the security of the community
* Zeus: the mayor of Godhood, former god of the sky, and the brother of Henry and Percy. Zeus is one of the few Greek deities to have not taken a mortal name
* Hera
* Demi: formerly Demeter, the goddess of harvest and agriculture, Demi is the ex-wife of Zeus and mother of Kora. She actively dislikes Henry and his family
* Kimberly: formerly Kymopoleia, Kimberly is the daughter of Percy and Annie. Due to her being a lesser figure in Greek mythology, she is weaker compared to other deities
* Percy: formerly Poseidon, god of the seas, Percy is the abusive husband of Annie and the father of Kimberly. He is the first victim of the Godkiller.

### Additional

* Chiron: the former chief of the centaurs, Chiron is unable to live among the humans due to his hybrid nature and instead spends his life in the vast library of Olympus Hall.
By No Means

**"By No Means"** is the second episode of the first season of *Juvenile Prosperity*. It is the second episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Armed with a guitar of ruffled strings and a fresh outlook on life, David returns to the road with the new identity of Travis Rogers.*

## Synopsis

Over the course of several weeks, Travis Rogers heads west by jumping on trains and hitchhiking, earning a few dollars by busking with his new guitar, which he has given the name "Gordie" - named after the homeless man he met in the previous episode. He has since gained a guitar case, which he uses as a seat and pillow, and a sleeping bag. He has continued to wear his grey overcoat, having kept the top button done up instead of doing up the other buttons, and spends his spare time reading Gordon's journal and further learning of his experiences in the Vietnam War.

Travis wakes up having slept underneath a water tower, woken up by dripping water. Collecting his gear, he heads into a nearby town and eats at the local soup kitchen. He talks with a friendly homeless man, Terry, who is also about to head out of town. Travis asks him if he wants company, at least for a while, but the two quickly realize that they are heading in opposite directions.

Travis returns to his campsite and packs up the rest of his things before moving out of town. While walking past plains of corn, he is approached by a truck full of tatooed hippies, who invite Travis to a party. Remembering Terry's advice, Travis refuses. The strangers press the offer but eventually drive off. Soon after, however, Travis is approached by a second truck, who draw Travis in with weed and food.

Travis jumps in the truck and quickly becomes friendly with them. They drive to an abandoned farm, where a party is in full swing. Travis plays some guitar for the group before jumping into the party, drinking too much and falling unconscious.

When he awakens only a few people are left, smoking drugs around a fire. Travis joins them and quickly becomes uncomfortable as the talk amongst the group slowly becomes more violent and racist. Travis spots his open bag beside one of the men, and is threatened with knives when he tries to take it back. They force him into another room where one of the men tries to sexually assault him. Travis fights back by smashing his attacker around the head with a stone, grabs his guitar and rucksack and rushes into the cornfield. He evades capture long enough for him to escape back to the road, where he collapses from shock and exhaustion. He repeats to himself once more to "not go home" and continues walking along the road.

Another truck - in fact the first one to have offered him a ride that evening - pulls up to him asking if he needs a ride. Travis, still in shock, refuses, but a girl reassures him and he jumps in. He snaps a photo of two of the women in the truck as the sun begins to rise. Now wise to how cruel his new life will be, Travis says goodbye to the group as he crosses the state line into Kansas, finally leaving Illinois behind.

 **Season 4** | "TBA"
King or Queen of the Far North

The **King of the Far North North** (feminine equivalent being **Queen in the North**) is the title given to the ruler of the Kingdom of the Far North during its time as an independent kingdom following the Battle of Frostmourn and the defeat of the Sah'Adowgard. The holder of the title concurrently holds the title of **Lord of Frostmourn**. The first and current holder of the title is Atreus Riverrun, who led the Covenant of Knights in a successful attack against the Sah'Adowgard that resulted in the death of Gekydo, the first Dark Lord.
Isolde de LeSarre

**Isolde de LeSarre** is the illegitimate daughter of Fernus, Duke of Sarre and a powerful sorceress affiliated with the secret Lodge of Chanters. After a series of dreams warned her of a future apocalypse, Isolde began her search for the Source, a being alleged to possess enough power to avert the destruction of Draconis.
Howling Commandos

The **Howling Commandos** were an elite combat unit that had been led by Nick Fury during World War II to fight HYDRA, and continued their operations as part of the SSR to eventually help found S.H.I.E.L.D following HYDRA's downfall.

## History

### World War II

The Howling Commandos were assembled out of various P.O.W.s after they were rescued by Nick Fury. The new unit, led by Fury and Dum Dum Dugan, travelled around Western Europe to eliminate every HYDRA base they could find. Their operations were some of the most successful of the entire war, leading to their exploits being used as the basis for the American propaganda figure "Captain America".

### Post-War

"*We're not stopping. We got a world to save,*"
—Dugan to the remaining Commandos[src]
In 1946, the Howling Commandos became a combat force for the Strategic Scientific Reserve. In February 1946, the Commandos infiltrated the last known stronghold of the Iron Cross in an attempt to secure the last known samples of Adhesive X and capture Baron Zemo.

## Members

### Nick Fury

* **Name:** Nick Fury
* **Abilities:** Infinity serum provides enhanced strength, endurance and accelerated healing; expert tactician, hand-to-hand combatant and sharpshooter
* **Description:** Born frail and sickly, Fury failed to enlist in the army several times following the United States' entry into World War II. For his courage and spirit, Fury was selected as a test subject for the Infinity serum, a performance-enhancer derived from the original Super Soldier Serum that had been stolen by HYDRA. Enhanced to the peak of human physical condition, Fury joined the Strategic Scientific Reserve and was assigned to a task force of elite former P.O.W.s, the Howling Commandos; their exploits in destroying HYDRA bases, the task force was immortalized in American culture as the propaganda figure "Captain America". When HYDRA was seemingly defeated, Fury helped transition the SSR into S.H.I.E.L.D, for which he serves as the Director to this day.

### Dum Dum Dugan

* **Name:** Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan
* **Abilities:** Expert marksman and tactician
* **Description:** An elite soldier of the United States Army during World War Two, Dugan and several of his squadmates were captured by HYDRA soldiers and placed in a prison camp, where they were eventually rescued by Nick Fury. Dugan subsequently formed a close loyalty to Fury, becoming second-in-command of the Howling Commandos. Thanks to Fury's connections, Dugan became an agent for the Strategic Scientific Reserve, the predecessor to S.H.I.E.L.D, which Dugan helped co-found.
Levitt Family

The **Levitt Family** are one of the many families that resided in the town of Langdom, Missouri, and are one of the four main families followed throughout *The Langdom Experiment*. They feature as prominent main characters and point-of-view characters.

## History

### Before the Experiment

Joseph Levitt was born in Langdom, Missouri and quickly became popular for this athletic prowess, playing on his high school football team. He got into college on a football scholarship but suffered a devastating injury to his leg that put his playing days behind him. Instead, he became a sports journalist and moved to Kansas City, where he met Tracy McDaniel, an aspiring actress. The two married and soon Tracy fell pregnant, giving birth to their daughter Sara. With Tracy's acting career become stagnant, she instead completed medical school and became a veterinarian, but would always harbour resentment towards Joseph and even her daughter for her failure as an actress. When Tracy fell pregnant with their son Adam, they moved back to Joseph's hometown of Langdom, where Adam was born, followed by his sister Cassie a few years later.

The family appeared to be happy for most of the children's lives, but things became bitter due to Tracy's frustrations with her perceived failures and Joseph's hobby of camping, in which he would spend days alone in the wilderness in the family RV, away from his family. These tensions came to a head when Joseph discovered his wife in bed with the town's deputy mayor, Gordon St. John, who was also the father of Abby, Adam's girlfriend. Tracy kicked Joseph out of the house, and he decided to live in the RV on the edge of town.

The separation badly affected the children. The elder Sara took her mother's side and began acting out at school, becoming somewhat of a bully; Adam, who was close to his father, harboured anger at his mother for putting his relationship with Abby at risk due to the fact his mother was dating Abby's father; and Cassie, torn between her mother and father, began acting out.

## Trivia

* The Levitt family are the only family in Langdom that has more than two survivors of the experiment, those being Adam and Cassie.
Mutant (EMU)

A **mutant** is a human being that possesses a genetic trait called the X-gene. It causes the mutant to develop superhuman powers that manifest at puberty. Human mutants are sometimes referred to as a human subspecies ***Homo sapiens superior,*** or simply ***Homo superior.*** Mutants are the evolutionary progeny of *Homo sapiens*, and are generally assumed to be the next stage in human evolution.

## Known Mutants

* Jamie Madrox
* "The Professor"
* Wolverine
Pacifica

***Pacifica*** is an upcoming dystopian alternate history action-adventure drama series written by EDStudios as a spin-off of *Thirteen*. Beginning in the year 1974, it takes place in the same divergent reality as *Thirteen* where the British Empire won the American War of Independence and subsequently conquered much of the world. The series follows the Atlas mercenary group and their activities in the Pacific Ocean during the infamous war between the democratic Japanese Empire and the communist Greater Korean Republic.

## Characters

### Main

**Atlas Solutions**

* Francis Roache: the founder and leader of Atlas Solutions, Roache is a former French rebel who was secretly born as the illegitimate son of Charles de Gaulle; his hatred of the Greater Nazi Reich led him to secretly assassinate Adolf Hitler in 1951
Extrasensory/Season 3

"*You cannot run **forever**,*"
—Tagline of *Season 3***[src]**

**Season 3** is the upcoming third season of *Extrasensory*. It will consist of an unknown number of episodes.

Set three years after *Season 2*, this season will follow Michael as he attempts to find peace in the town of Elysian Fields, Colorado, only to be thrown into yet another mystery that requires his remarkable powers. His fate also collides with that of Alexa Monroe, a young woman who shares Michael's power of extrasensory perception.

## Plot

*Having settled in a remote down in Colorado in an attempt to escape his past, Michael finds himself thrown into yet another mystery that requires his remarkable powers.*
Norman Kates

**Norman Kates** is a character in *Extrasensory*. He is an Iraq War veteran who lost both of his legs. Spending his military pension on a pair of prosthetic legs, Norman performs odd jobs around Lillian, Illinois, becoming a beloved figure in the community. When Michael Mayfair returned to the town, Norman formed a good friendship with the young man. When Norman's daughter Sharon was brutally killed, leading to Michael developing extrasensory perception, Norman began worrying about his own secrets.

## Biography

### Season 1

#### 'The Long Dark'

Hours later, Michael and Lucy arrive at Norman's house. Norman is horrified at the state both of them are in, but Lucy stops Norman from moving by aiming the revolver at him. Michael orders Norman to shake his hand, and Norman tearfully accepts. As soon as they make contact, Michael "sees" Norman's experiences in the Iraq War, including losing his legs and his return to civilian life in Lillian. Michael then discovers that Norman killed Darcy Lang by choking her while on the job, but was caught by the surveillance cameras set up by Brenn in Lang's house. Shaun Mayfair used the footage to blackmail Norman, forcing him to choose between saving his own reputation or saving his daughter; Norman decided to choose his own reputation and is revealed to have killed his own daughter, before Shaun destroyed the evidence of his crime.

Norman begins weeping and begging, saying he had no choice. Michael cuts him off by battering him around head with his crowbar, knocking him to the floor. Michael then uses the crowbar to destroy both of Norman's prosthetic legs. He takes the revolver from Lucy and loads it with a single bullet, throwing it beside Norman before informing him that the cops have found Shaun Mayfair's copies of the footage. He gives Norman a choice: wait for the cops and accept the consequences like a man, or take the easy way out.

Michael and Lucy then leave the house and get into the van, just before they hear a single gunshot.

### Death

After Michael shakes hands with Norman, Michael "sees" all of Norman's recent actions, including his murder of Darcy Lang. It is then revealed that Shaun Mayfair recorded Norman's crime and used it as blackmail. He gave Norman a choice: kill his daughter Sharon and save his reputation, or the footage would go to the police; Norman ultimately chose his own reputation and is revealed to have been his daughter's killer. Norman then pleads to Michael and Lucy that he had no choice, but Michael gives him the revolver and gives him a new choice: face the consequences of his actions, or go out like a coward. As Michael and Lucy leave, they hear a single gunshot.
Copper Goblin

The **Copper Goblin** refers to the mask that Jim Wolff purchased while preparing to rob the St. Victoria Depository to hide his identity and later to hide his horrible facial scars. As Jim commits more and more crimes to protect himself and his brother, the mask becomes a representation of his dark side, especially after his face is disfigured by Mortimer. Over time, Jim becomes closer to the "Copper Goblin" persona, with it becoming his second, more assertive and aggressive personality. After James was shot by federal agents, agent Katherine Brannigan removed the mask and kept it as a trophy.

Two years later, the mask was recovered by Drew Wolff, who killed Brannigan to avenge his brother, and inherited the Copper Goblin identity, although he never identified himself by the mantle. When James Wolff returned to life, he reclaimed the mask and the Copper Goblin identity as the head of his own criminal organization.
Dagon

**Dagon** is a cult figure mentioned in *Extrasensory* and possibly in *Kings of the Road*. He is a pagan god worshipped by the Dagon Cult for generations, which continues into the 21st Century with the cult's modern incarnation, the Lillian Citizen's Watch. According to the LCW, Dagon is the source of Michael Mayfair's powers of ESP although this has become more unlikely with the revelation of Michael's familial links to the Moore family. Dagon is also possibly the paranormal entity summoned by occult serial killer Dennis Wolff that now possesses his sons, James and Drew, as "The Passenger".
Langdom, Missouri

**Langdom** is a small midwestern town located in Saline County in the state of Missouri, with an estimated population of 5,000 people. It was the site of the Langdom Experiment, where a genetically modified WMD derived from rabies was released on the town's populace. The town subsequently became ground zero of the resulting outbreak that spread across the United States and the world, posing a great threat to the existence of the human race. *Season 1* is set entirely within the containment zone set up around Langdom.
Ad Astra

***Ad Astra*** (Latin for "To the Stars") is an upcoming science fiction drama series created by EDStudios. Set in an alternate reality where humans discovered faster-than-light travel via "Slipspace" soon after World War Two and subsequently began colonizing other star systems, it follows a special task force charged with investigating the ancient ruins of a previous civilization.

In the world of *Ad Astra*, humanity is divided into four major factions: the Systems Alliance, the Lactean Confederacy, the Terminus Republics and Reich Space.
Onwards

***Onwards***, subtitled ***The Adventures of Miss Wild and MidKnight Rider***,is a supernatural adventure story and the fourth instalment in EDStudios' *Life Is A Lesson* franchise. Beginning in 2019, around the same time as the *Extrasensory: Season 2*, the series focusses on two young protagonists whose stories intertwine: Cassie "Miss Wild" Richards, a young woman who decides to undergo a journey of more than 3,800 miles from her hometown of Fort Kent, Maine to the city of Santa Barbara, California to spread her father's ashes on the Pacific coast; and Tommy "MidKnight Rider" Garcia, a Mexican-American bohemian squatter and hobo encountered by Cassie who decides to join her on her journey. Along the way, both must adapt to the dangers on the road and overcome the many trials presented to them, both natural and human.

The first and second seasons are separated by a three episode mini-series, *MindBlown*, which explores Tommy's backstory.

## Plot

*Alone in the world, a pair of young travellers undertake their own journies of self-discovery, not knowing that the crossing of their paths will change both of their lives forever, for better or worse.*

* Season 1
* MindBlown
* Season 2

## Season 1: "The Quest to the West"

### Plot

*Having lost her entire family, young Cassie Richards decides to undertake an epic journey west to spread her father's ashes on the Pacific coast. Meanwhile, bohemian squatter Tommy Garcia confronts racism and the law as he deals with his strange powers. When their lives cross, the resulting adventure will leave them both forever changed.*

## MindBlown

### Plot

*Years before the events of* Onwards*, Tommy Garcia deals with a tough home situation, discrimination from his neighbours, and the emergence of strange new superpowers.*

### Episodes

 2
 3

## Season 2: "Teenage Wasteland"

### Plot

*Six months after the events in North Carolina, Cassie and Tommy find themselves stuck at the halfway point on their journey. With their funds depleted and the law on their tail, they seek employment in a series of less than honest jobs, all while continuing Cassie's training of her immense powers. But with a strange world event interrupting their journey, the two Awoken are unaware of the trials that they are about to face in this upside-down world, trials that not even these two superhumans may overcome.*
## Trivia

* The series' upcoming second season will take place during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Devil Dinosaur

**Devil Dinosaur** *(Tyrannosaurus animatus)*is a genetically engineered intelligent dinosaur created by the Ani-Mator to guard Paradise Island. However, Devil Dinosaur secretly hated his master and helped his friend Bird-Brain escape the island to search for Humanimal, the only completely successful Ani-Mate. When Humanimal arrived on the island, he formed a friendship with Devil Dinosaur, the two of them working together to defeat the Ani-Mator and free the Ani-Mates. In the new society that resulted from their rebellion, Devil Dinosaur continued his role as the island's chief protector and loyal friend to Humanimal.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Powers

* **Size Manipulation:** Devil Dinosaur is able to increase his size at will, increasing his strength proportionately. He has been shown to grow up to 80 feet.
* **Telepathy:** Devil Dinosaur is able to telepathically communicate with others.
* **Intelligence:** Devil Dinosaur is remarkably intelligent, able to solve complex problems and even hack computers.

### Abilities

* **Strength:** As a hulking, modified dinosaur, Devil Dinosaur possesses incredible strength.
* **Stamina**
Cassandra Web

**Cassandra Web** is a former Oscorp scientist assigned to Osborn's "Spider-Slayer" project, an effort to clone Spider-Man and create an army of superhuman soldiers. Following Osborn's death, the compassionate Web freed the clones, but took a particular liking to two of them: one she named Ben Reilly, the other known as Kaine. As **Madame Web**, she orchastrated their lives from the shadows, but was unable to prevent Kaine from giving into his violent urges and becoming an assassin for the Maggia. Instead, she guided Reilly into becoming a superhero known as the Scarlet Spider.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Powers

While Web does not possess superhuman powers, her sharp mind and deductive ability give her contacts the impression that she possesses precognition.

### Abilities

* **Precognition:** Madame Web has an extraordinarily deductive mind, giving the impression of precognition; while this is not true precognition, her predictions and deductions are so acurate that they resemble superhuman abilities.
Cora Davis

**Cora Davis** is a character in *Thirteen*. She was one of George Washington's slaves and his lover during the American War of Independence. Their affair resulted in the birth of a son, John Davis, who become the sole surviving member of the Washington bloodline following the execution of Washington and his family following British victory in the war. Cora subsequently became a co-founder of the Congress alongside the few survivors of the Continental Congress, with her bloodline surviving through her son's descendents. Her sole surviving direct descendent is Luke Washington, who joined the Congress in 2077, three-hundred years after George Washington's death.
Gwen Stacy

**Gwendolyne "Gwen" Maxine Stacy** is a distinction student at Midtown High School and a close friend of Miles Morales, and one of the few people aware of his spider powers and his mentorship under Spider-Man. They finally got together after Miles saved her life, and secretly joined his crusade when he took on the mantle of Spider-Man.
Athrus of Caero

**Athrus of Caero** is a former arena champion and later knight of the city of Caero, and a soldier for House Tet. He was a large part of the city's defence against the Sah'Adowgard when they invaded the southern city and subsequently became a loyal friend and warrior to Atreus Riverrun. Athrus fought at and survived the Battle of Frostmourn and was assigned stewardship of Caero following the demise of House Tet. Hearing the Voice of the Blight inside Gekydo's helmet, Athrus was driven insane and decided to wear the helmet, becoming possessed by the Blight. Overwhelmed by its power, Athrus destroyed the entire city of Caero and resurrected its populace as the Ashen, becoming the second Dark Lord.