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Ferimel

Ferimel is a human wizard first encountered by the students in a prison cell in Patter's detention layer. Ferimel was introduced in Episode 20 - It's A Revolution, I Suppose.

## Physical Description

Ferimel is described as a freezing cold human man with dark brown hair (once long, and now neatly cut) and a shaggy beard.

## History

In Episode 3 - Power and Progress, the students received a note in the place of the Orb of Power after completing the associated trial. The note read "Power is an illusion.", and was signed by someone known as "Rime".

The first specific mention of Ferimel's existence was in Episode 10 - The Latecomer, after Integrity Idleberry received a prophetic dream informing her that "the freezing one" possessed the Orb of Power.

Ferimel was imprisoned in Patter's detention layer for seven years after attempting to steal various important documents. He was rescued by Mira Marchand and Winsler Wallaby after promising to assist the students in their goal of overthrowing Emperor Chief Corka.

After Ferimel mentioned his desire to find his staff containing an orb, Mira quickly realized that Ferimel was the owner of the final, missing Orb of Power, and that he was the "Rime" who left a note for the students in the Sunken Hatch. After joining up with Integrity Idleberry and Serinepth Sinderman, the students vowed to steal Ferimel's staff. Using a potion of invisibility, Integrity slipped away from the group, using her invisibility to grab onto his staff and run before later reuniting with the group and giving it to Serinepth.

When the students reunited with Ferimel, he looked more haggard than usual with a deep gouge on his face. He convinced the students to give him back his staff in exchange for his assistance in healing their dying mentor Artis Artisian; after reuniting with his orb, he informed the students of how to heal their mentor.

Despite their former thievery, Ferimel accompanied them to the Imperial Layer, following through with his promise to assist them in killing Corka. After leaving mid-fight with Crezka, he was then depicted in a small workshop in a cavern, with Crezka still with him and in chains.

In Episode 39 - Get That Bread, The Progenitor gave Integrity a vision of Ferimel in the present day. Ferimel was depicted in a workshop in the Plane of Isathil. He was wearing bright white robes, his hair now short and his beard gone. Ferimel was also depicted freezing potted plants to death before brushing them with dark pink ointment, appearing dissatisfied after the plants withered away.
Menthus

Menthus is the name given to a swarm of cranium rats that take the form of a humanoid. They are first introduced in Episode 189 - Archivalpalooza where they attempt to trap Winsler in a cage. After he gets out, Menthus explains the rats' plans to poison the school's water supply so they can integrate all the students and faculty into their network.

## Appearance

The main "body" of Menthus is about four feet tall, and hidden underneath a purple cloak. Generally they have a white fur-trimmed hood covering their head, though when it is pulled back it reveals a single rat head that acts as the mouthpiece for Menthus. The rat's head has a transparent dome through which you can see their small brains.
Aisha (Layla)

Fairy of Waves

Tritannus (cousin)

Aisha is the Fairy of Waves and the princess of the water planet Andros, which has mermaids that are its protectors while also serving as faithful allies of Aisha's parents. She has dark skin, curly dark brown hair, and deep blue eyes. She is able to control and manipulate a pink fluid called Morphix to take on any shape and form she chooses. She is rebellious and loves sports and dance, making her more of an athlete, a fighter, dancer and wind-raider rider compared to the rest of the group.

She joins the Winx in season 2 and brings her pixie friends along with her, whom the Winx later bond with. She was engaged to her fiancé, Nabu, until his death in season 4 while saving the Warrior Earth fairies from the wizards. Because of this, Aisha joined the Warrior Earth Fairies to avenge him, but she eventually returned to the Winx after they and Nebula defeated the wizards.

In season 5, it is revealed the main antagonist, Tritannus, is Aisha's cousin. In season 6, she and Nex start having feelings for each other and as of season 7 they begin to date. In *World of Winx*, her hair is more of a tawny port color. Aisha is voiced in the original version by Laura Lenghi. She is voiced by Keke Palmer in the Nickelodeon English dub, Vasthy Mompoint in the 4Kids dub, and Lucinda Davis in the RAI English dub. In these versions, her name was changed to **Layla**, and her planet's name was changed to Tides. In the DuArt dub and in *World of Winx*, she is voiced by Alysha Deslorieux.
Shin Pem

Shin Pem is a primordial entity living in the Plane of Isathil and the first creation of the god Isathil. They were introduced in Episode 15 - Grandma's House.

## Physical Description

Shin Pem is described as a large, long, deep turquoise lizardlike creature with approximately fifteen pairs of legs, antlers, and two large, feathery wings.

## History

The students first saw Shin Pem in Episode 15 - Grandma's House, where they were flying in the sky and moving around the sky's colours with their flight patterns, although the students did not yet know who they were.

After paying their respects to Golapedra in Episode 16 - Some Soul to Spare, the students climbed up approximately eighty feet into a gigantic nest to speak with Shin Pem's representative, who appeared to be a seven foot tall Canada goose. After explaining their intentions to Shin Pem's speaker and pretending to laugh at his jokes, the students were given their blessing to continue on their way.
Phillip Maisel

Phillip Maisel is a first year student at Wildcliff and the childhood friend of Serinepth Sinderman. It is unclear whether Phillip is still enrolled, as he has not shown up at school after Winter break, but was spotted by a scrying Serinepth Sinderman on a ship.

## History

Phillip was introduced in Episode 10 - The Latecomer as an advanced student to Wildcliff. He and Serinepth grew up together, once sneaking off with her during a betrothal party.

In Episode 130 - Beet Down, Phillip reveals to Serinepth that after falling into the liquid at the Polisherium, he feels more in touch with and connected to the campus itself, and he has better memory recall for everything he's learned since then. Though he feels less like himself, he considers it to be positive personal growth.

In Episode 168 - It Started With the Hayloft, Phillip challenges Serinepth's betrothed, Prince Frederick, to a duel for her hand in marriage. After Serinepth convinced them not to duel she and Phillip ran off, and Phillip's whereabouts remained unknown for 20 episodes.

In Episode 188 - Fraud Squad Serinepth used her Scrying necklace to look for Phillip. She found him in a comfortable cabin on a ship, with no identifying features or people around him. He seemed to be in good health.

Phillip scored 67.42% on his first exams, landing him in 10th place between Aira Allaro and Mira Marchand. His scores for the second semester exams are unknown, but he places 11th, between Lucia Evenwood and Allena Hollyfield.

## Trivia/Speculation

* Phillip is the crush of Serinepth Sinderman.
* One of Phillip's favourite bands is The Pipers Fifth.
* He wields a short wand made out of metal.
* Phillip might enjoy singing in his spare time as Serinepth once walked in on him singing in their youth (Episode 30).
Trenthus

Trenthus is one of the cranium rat swarms introduced in Episode 189 - Archivalpalooza. They don't say much, except to admit that Winsler is very smart.

## Appearance

Similar to their other rat companions, Trenthus wears a purple cloak to conceal their ratty body, with a fur-trimmed hood to conceal the rat that acts as their head.
Zara Greybeard

Zara Greybeard is a fourth year student (as of Episode 187 - Second Year) that shares a mentor with Delnys Raethran, Penny Royal, and Ainsley Woodley. She is first introduced in Episode 99 - A Stressful Supper. She is a Cleric of Rell. She seems to be a very friendly and curious person, and was thrilled by Integrity Idleberry's character in Arc 11: A Scandal in Academia, attempting to imitate her silly voice and accent.

Her position in the first semester exams are unknown, but she placed between 6th-15th place, which is not too bad considering that Antel came in last with 96.15%. On the second semester exams she did much better, coming in 2nd behind Delnys (99.98%) and before Bailey Blue, who held the position last.
A Friendship Sundered

During the Rose Festival, both Bloom and Riven unwittingly fall into a trap by the Trix to divide the close relationship between the Specialists and the Winx. In the end, Riven thinks that Darcy has saved him in a racing crash and he blames Bloom for what happened then gets mad at his friends for believing Bloom over him and transfers out of the squad of Specialists along with Darcy.

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The Deep Mines

The Cave of Heroes, otherwise known as the Deep Caves, are an abandoned mining facility in the northern mountains of Aleton Valley. The Cave contains many minecart tracks that lead deeper into it, however many of these have deteriorated to the point that they are unfit for use.

## The Sanctum of the Hedgehog

Located at the bottom of the Cave is the trial that leads to the Sanctum of the Hedgehog. To access it, you must push and pull minecarts in and out of depressions in the cave walls. When done in the correct order, this opens a large gate to a passage into the sanctum proper.

Inside the sanctum are the four golden statues of the pets, with the crystal in the hedgehog lit up. Behind the statues is a mural depicting the rain melting away the armour of the Prickled Pest Who Pursues. In front of the statues is a carved amethyst statue of a hedgehog, wearing an amethyst necklace. If an incarnation of the hedgehog hero wears the necklace, they feel emboldened and gain new abilities
Virgil

* Virgil by Tess
* 3D model of Virgil by Tess
* Virgil by Slathor
* Virgil by Sapling

Virgil is the pet hedgehog of Serinepth Sinderman, originating from the Plane of Isathil. Virgil was introduced in Episode 27 - Crunch Time.

## Physical Description

Virgil is described as a bright purple hedgehog with a white tummy and white eyes.

## Abilities

While in the Realm of Pets, Virgil is able to use several special abilities.

* Quill Commotion (Melee Attack): Deals 7 (1d8+3) piercing damage on a hit, and continues to deal damage on Virgil’s turn until he is removed
* Disco Shay Isathil: Virgil sits down and emits a purple glowing light. All enemies within range must make a WIS save or be charmed, all allies gain 2d8 hit points
* Diamond Dust Break: Virgil breaks one of the large crystals on his back, taking 1d4 force damage, and dealing 5d8 piercing damage to all enemies within 10 feet
* Hunky Hunkering Hero

## Trivia

* Virgil’s favourite colour is pink
* Virgil is surprisingly knowledgeable about political ideologies thanks to Serinepth reading to him
Plane of Isathil

The Plane of Isathil, also known as The Eternal Forest, is an extra-dimensional location explored by the students in a field trip during the Pitter Patter arc, in search of a source of earth magic. Created by the God Isathil, it is extremely vibrant and brightly coloured, akin to the most exaggerated areas of the Feywild/Faerie, but is populated primarily by Elementals and other Primordial creatures, as well as semi-anthropomorphic animals such as bees.

According to the residents, Isathil lacks a proper day/night cycle, making it confusing for outsiders as the creatures still need to sleep.

The plane is presided over by a series of 18 "Eldest", the first creatures created by Isathil. The 1st Eldest, the dragon-like Shin Pem flies around in the sky, providing the intense magical/primordial luminescence that dominates the realm. The students also encounter the second eldest, Golapedra, a gargantuan many-legged centipede-like creature. The third eldest, Semolai, is a mild-mannered tree person who acts as a caretaker for the Loft of Elders.

The students interacted with Golapedra directly, but were only able to interact with Shim Pen via the "Speaker of the First", a tall upright goose.

## Pitter

* Algot
* Golapedra

* Queen Bezza IV

## Patter

* Emperor Chief Corka

* Inquisitor Yona

* Inquisitor Yelm

* Kat

* Har

* Rock Jerry
* Blub
* Crezka
* Flo
* Bean
* Stove
* Ferimel

## Eternal Forest

* Shin Pem

* The Bird Council

## Grungtown & Moistest Marsh

* Laud

* Ferdinand
* Melan
The Cave Not Travelled

The Cave Not Travelled is the final location the pets visit in Aleton Valley. The inside of the cave is completely dark, until you reach the room in its centre. This room contains large statues of the four heroes, as well as four concentric rings on the floor, surrounding a grate. These rings can be rotated, they will eventually lock in place and reveal a hidden message that explains the history behind the Prickled Pest Who Pursues.

### The Message

*“So rests here the Sea and Land's attempts to turn the Wind.*

*Long did the Beast roam, but the Land and Sea grew tired. Long will the wind howl and hate for its fell creation, which too is free from its hateful genesis.*

*With fury and might it did rise from the hate of the wind, with the likeness of a beast as it longed for, it did act.*

*For the grey wind does howl, like a beast whipped. For it too did yearn for care as the Land and Sea did so receive."*

On seeing this message, the pets realised that the elements in Aleton Valley had a sentience. The element of wind had created the Prickled Pest out of frustration at not receiving the same care and respect as the other elements.

After all the rings had locked into place, they depressed into the floor to create a funnel into which water poured. After the funnel had filled up, the image of the golem maintenance closet in Wildcliff appeared to the pets, along with the message *“To the heroes who came when needed, we thank you. May the sadness of the land free the people who do clearly need it.”* The pets chose to stay and help the citizens of Aleton instead of returning home, and as such were rewarded with a gift from the element of water, granting them more power with which to fight the Pest.
Karas

Karas is an upper-year Musical Applications of Magic student first seen in Episode 163 - Gala Pals, where he helped with Mira’s promposal to Delnys. However he isn’t properly introduced until Episode 167 - Autumn’s End. He is an eight year student (as of Episode 187 - Second Year),

## Appearance

Karas is a beefy half-orc wearing an orange shirt and black pants. He has braided hair and dark green skin.

## Trivia

* Karas is an NPC created by patron *Noda*
The Lost Library

In class at Alfea, Faragonda asks Daphne to take the Winx to Earth to find a way to close the Legendarium for good. The Trix disguise themselves as students to accompany them and sabotage their efforts, while Selina remains at Cloudtower. While flying around the world, they find the library of Alexandria. However, Selina summons the ancient mummies to stop the Winx in their tracks.

The Lost Library - Gallery

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Trials & Trebuchets Wiki

## Welcome to Wildcliff, School of the Arcane

Welcome to the wiki. Trials & Trebuchets is a D&D 5e podcast updated each Wednesday! Join the students at Wildcliff, School of the Arcane, as they embark upon a whimsical adventure.

* Faculty
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Locations
The Gleaming Isles
The Continent of Agiya* Wildcliff, School of the Arcane
* Nebulosis
* Ophelian
* Bridgefort
* Aroughs
* Dry Falls
* The Mudflats
* Lightmere
* The Adriach Desert
* Troisle

The Moon
Other Planes* The Plane of Isathil
* The Plane of Siltran
* The Plane of Estar
* The Plane of Stivus
* The Plane of Rell
* The Plane of Lem
* Aleton Valley

First Year:* Arc 1: The Sunken Hatch
* Arc 2: Book Worms
* Arc 3: Eyes on the Prize
* Arc 4: Pitter Patter
* Arc 5: Whiteout
* Arc 6: Food for Thought
* Arc 7: Shake & Break
* Arc 8: Til Death Do Us Party
* Arc 9: Of Pets and Prophecies
* Arc 10: Faint of Heart
* Arc 11: A Scandal in Academia
* Arc 12: Trading Places
* Arc 13: Journey to the Centre of the Undercampus
* Arc 14: Autumn's Blend
* Arc 15: Autumn's Mend
* Arc 16: It’s Just a Phase
* Arc 17: Sayonartis

Second Year:* Arc 18: The Ousting of Bailey Blue
* Arc 19: One Hell of a Deal
* Arc 20: Homecoming
* Arc 21: Birds of a Feather

Other Episodes* Literal Trials and Trebuchets
* Colosseum Of Cuisine
* Birthday Specials
* Weenie Hollow 2019
* Weenie Hollow 2020

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Jakov

Jakov is a student first introduced in Episode 188 - Fraud Squad. He is a member of the event planning committee, though doesn't seem to participate much in the meetings.

During the elections meeting, he is described as looking very grouchy, and doesn't say anything. When Mira announces her intentions to run for president of the committee, he rolls his eyes at the unexpected turn of events.

## Trivia

* Jakov is an NPC created by patron *Jack*
Meaphidae

Meaphidae is an ancient Sheoran goddess, worshipped by the high priestess Neska.

## History

Little is currently known about Meaphidae, as the culture that worshipped her is now eradicated.

Thousands of years ago, Neska, as well as several other high priests, chose to 'ascend', shedding their mortal ties and becoming immortal. It is unknown what exactly 'ascension' entailed; however, it is believed that Sheoran culture regularly practiced human sacrifice. Meaphidae may therefore have demanded regular sacrifice as a goddess.
Professor Horace Wishbone

Professor Wishbone is a Zoology professor first introduced in Episode 187 - Second Year. He teaches Demonology, explaining the history of demons, including the Blood War, as well as summoning and binding demons to your service. During SWIM's first year at Wildcliff, he was aware of the pebble demon's presence, though was unable to find or kill it.

## Appearance

Professor Wishbone is a short goblin, with bright-green skin, a long nose, and droopy ears. He has grey sideburns, and wears very thick glasses. When he is introduced, he is wearing a bloody robes, and a large hunting hat.

## Personality

Professor Wishbone is extremely high-strung, shouting most of the time when he speaks, and he will not hesitate to throw chalk at students who interrupt his class. He absolutely hates demons, saying they are pure evil and want nothing more than to steal your souls.
Hatarax Light-Sun

Hatarax Light-Sun is an elderly dragonborn from Lightmere and owner of the hotsprings in the town as his family has been for a long time. He dislikes being called grandpa or uncle by people whom he is not grandpa or uncle of.

**Appearance:**

Hatarax is a dragonborn with kind eyes and calloused hands. He is wrinkly with tarnished and rusty red scales.
Rat-Licker

* Picrew [Luke]
* Artbreeder [Sarah]

Rat-Licker is an NPC first introduced in Episode 59 - Party Palace. She approaches SWIM while Mira is complaining about Bailey not authorising her golem party, asking what they’re talking about. Serinepth convinces her that Mira is just on drugs.

The pair hit it off, talking about the joys of fermented milk. Serinepth introduces herself as Kimmi, Rat-Licker explains that she is called Rat-Licker because she licks rats. She convinces Serinepth to instead go by Milk-Drinker.

She then shows Milk-Drinker where the fermented milk is, who in turn makes sure she finds a safe place to sit and vibe.

Rat-Licker later reappears in Episode 66 - Who Let the Ghosts Out?, where she attempts to stop Serinepth and Winsler from reaching Juanita’s chambers. She asks what they’re doing there, and if they have a death wish.

She then walks over and pins Serinepth to the floor under her shoe. Winsler then casts *Reduce* on her, and Serinepth quickly stands up and towers over her. Winsler steps on her while rushing up the stairs.

## Appearance

Rat-Licker appears to be a few years older than SWIM, she has light brown skin and dark brown hair. She also has several piercings in her ears and nose. When first meeting SWIM she appears quite out of it, eyes unfocused and jaw hanging loose.

## Favourite Quotes

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> "*I always loved you Milk-Drinker*"
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> "*Kinky, anyway*"
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## Trivia

* Due to their initial interaction, the “Milkaholics” ship between Rat-Licker and Serinepth quickly became popular with fans
* Despite only appearing in two episodes so far, Rat-Licker remains a fan favourite NPC who we hope to see upon a return to Nebulosis
Sam

> "*death is everywhere, why not have fun?*"
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Sam plays the role of one of the main characers, Serinepth Sinderman , and is the latest edition to the cast.

## Speculation/Trivia

* Sam is one of only two cast members to not regularly chat on the **Trials & Trebuchets**Discord server. The reason for this is thought to be either due an intense hatred and disgust for the T&T fanbase and desire to make them cry, or, that they have a life outside of the podcast. The latter is largely thought to be implausible and absurd.
* Sam has done some cool art for the trials & trebuchets Instagram page.
* Serinepth Sinderman and Sam are both thought to be human. whether this is coincidence, or holds some deeper meaning, is unknown.
* Sam was several weeks later to the podcast than all other members of the cast. Whether the reason for this delay is criminal in nature is undetermined.
Inquisitor Yelm

Inquisitor Yelm was the second in command of Patter's Inquisition and the brother of Inquisitor Yona. Yelm was killed by Serinepth Sinderman.

## Personality

Despite the atrocities of his job position, Inquisitor Yelm put on a polite and likable persona, offering the students hot cocoa and making friendly jokes about his sister's ability to kill revolutionaries.

## History

Inquisitor Yelm was introduced in Episode 24 - Closet Elves, where he invited the students to his office after the Root Newts broke into the city.

Yelm offered the students hot cocoa and began to politely interrogate them about their reasons for arriving in the city. After a few moments of conversation, Yelm reached into his drawer to retrieve a guest list. Serinepth, not able to see what Yelm was reaching for and assuming he intended to kill the students, promptly shot three Scorching Rays into Yelm's chest, killing him instantly.

## Trivia

* As the inquisition's second-in-command, Yelm was in charge of hiring security officers within the city.
Sheora

The Kingdom of Sheora was an empire that spanned most of western Agiya and was responsible for constructing The Sunken Hatch.

## *A History of the Ancient : Empires of the Adriach*

According to '*Empires of the Adriach',* the Empire of Sheora never extended outside of their lush rain-forested area. This area once comprised most of western Agiya, but it has shrunk in desertification in the millennia since the fall of Sheora, making it hard to know where their empire once stood.

Very littleremains of the Sheoran Empire beyond large ruins and tattered cloth, with no written history surviving time.

They worshiped an imperial family who they believed were appointed by the gods to lead them to ascension, and Sheoran culture was one that routinely practiced human sacrifice.

It is believed that the empire was wiped out by a plague brought back to the cities by coastal travellers.

## *Archaeological Advancements of the Adriach Desert*, by Professor Taylors

Within a scroll in the restricted section, written around 350 years ago, is the research logs of Taylors' Expedition with her team of independent researchers. Toward the end is a description of a entrance though a newly collapsed part of a structure in the south east of the Adriach Desert. Within, they found hundreds of skeletons in a kneeling position facing a central alter with a dark blue, pyramidal, crystal upon it. on the walls were mosaics of stars.

## *Empress Terrassis*

According to Empress Terrassis, the deceased ruler of Sheora, the kingdom was wiped out after "a great being" came from the sky and promised progress in exchange for being worshipped. The Sheoran people built several effigies to this being, and built the hatch as well. Instead, this being poisoned Sheora's people, killing them all. It can be presumed that this being was The Progenitor.
Kormet Windrunner

Kormet is the son of Oshin. He was introduced in Episode 56 - The One Where Everyone Dies.

He is able to produce a small amount of wind magic.

As of Episode 187 - Second Year, Kormet is a first year student at Wildcliff. He is mostly studying in the Evocation Department, and is interested in the Event Planning Committee.
Raethran Estate

The Raethran Estate is reachable through The Concourse. It is home to Professor Elrich Raethran, and his daughter Delnys. The mansion is also staffed by Feliz, their elderly butler, and a series of Unseen Servants.

## Areas of the Mansion

### Lounge

The lounge is a large, carpeted room with wood-panelled walls and a big fireplace. There are several very comfortable leather chairs, and large pieces of artwork are hung on the walls.

### Delnys’ Bedroom

Delnys’ Bedroom is rather plain looking, almost like a hotel room. The defining features are a large, ornate bookshelf, and a hat display case that covers an entire wall. Her bed has a black duvet, and grey drapes.
Har

Har was a goldsmith and Inquisition torturer living in Patter.

Har was introduced in Episode 21 - The Cook and the Goldsmith, and was killed by Crezka.

## Physical Description

Har was described as a modestly sized, bright orange earth elemental with long limbs, a small torso, and intense gold veining throughout his hands.

## History

Har was first encountered by Mira Marchand and Winsler Wallaby in Episode 21 - The Cook and the Goldsmith after the pair discovered his chamber in the Detention Layer. Har was involved in both torturing prisoners and alchemically transforming their blood into gold, and in imbuing loyal inquisition officers with that same gold in order to strengthen their bodies, a process known as "marbling".

After Har began to interrogate Winsler Wallaby, Winsler blew a puff of dust at him, causing him to attack the pair. Mira Marchand then cast Suggestion on Har, forcing him to place his hands in chains. After the two called Crezka into the room, she briefly interrogated him and introduced him to Serinepth Sinderman and Integrity Idleberry. After the main characters left the chamber, Crezka killed Har.
Luciana

Luciana is a Necromancy student first introduced in Episode 153 - I’d Trade You & I for an Artis. After she saw the posters SWIM put over the school, she arrived at the Concourse to ask more about what was happening.

She seemed unsure of the exact details, but was interested in what SWIM was doing. After she goes to the Artisian Cottage, she happily talks with Duet until Professor Allaro appears. She then gets much quieter and more nervous.

When Artis’ resurrection resulted in Duet’s death, she was visibly shaken and had to be consoled by Duet, who reassured her she was fine.

## Appearance

Luciana is a tall, thin human with light brown skin, curly black hair, and glasses. She is first seen wearing all black necromancer’s robes.

## Trivia

* Luciana is an NPC created by patron *Giern*
The Oblex

> "*I'm not an actual person, but, can you leave?*"
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The Oblex, also known as Jellifer, was an ooze creature created by Bailey Blue and his study group. It could sustain itself on the memories of intelligent individuals, or on specific magical reagents. The Oblex had been known to kidnap students at Wildcliff, stealing their memories and imitating their forms.The Oblex was confirmed to have taken the form of second-year student Charlotte Sullivan, Kurt Orlain, and Professor Deeptar, though it may have imitated other individuals as well.

## Trivia

* The name "Jellifer" was coined by Jenna, a member of the T&T Discord server.
* The Oblex was implied to have some degree of special connection with Winsler Wallaby, leading many to speculate that the two may have had somewhat romantic feelings for one another.
Nadrayi

Nadrayi is a friend and teammate of Cyndra Sunfire first seen in Episode 152 - A Lopsided Affair. Integrity meets her while talking to Cyndra to ask for poster-making materials.

Nadrayi is very confident in her abilities, and is very blunt about thinking her team could easily beat SWIM in their duel. She freely admits that people can find her cold, and Cyndra is really her only friend.

When fighting SWIM, Nadrayi was able to both take and deal a lot of damage before her team eventually lost.

## Appearance

Nadrayi has light brown skin with black tattoos covering her forearms, when talking to Cyndra she was wearing lots of flowy robes.

## Trivia

* Nadrayi is an NPC created by patron *Ladygold*
Restricted Section

The Restricted Section is a section of the The Archives that contains the most dangerous and powerful books in the library.

Access to the Restricted Section is controlled by a coin operated door. Students and faculty are given the access coin, which they slot into a carved goat's head, after which the stone door rises up. The door is also able to log who goes in and out of the section.

The inside is darker and more dungeon-like than the rest of the Archives, and since the Jeeds have been deactivated, it is also much messier. The walls are lined with bookshelves around a long wooden table in the middle. Typically, the Restricted Section Ava Redding sits at a desk at the back of the library, however she is confirmed to no longer be there by the start of SWIM's second year (it is implied that she is the Ava whose skin Ferdinand stole).

At the back of the Restricted Section is a gated off area containing off-limits items and books, such as *The Everchanging Guide to Practical Study, 17th Edition*.
Headmaster Crowe

Osei Crowe is the head of Crowe Mercantile Corporation, a large company throughout all of Agiya, and the current headmaster of Wildcliff. In episode 136 - Let the Games Begin it is revealed that Crowe is the 88th headmaster of Wildcliff. Crowe is also a member of the school's Council of Administrators.

## Physical Description

Crowe is described as a well-groomed, exquisitely dressed young human man who appears to be around twenty-seven, with dark skin and moderately short, well-manicured facial hair.

## History

Crowe got his start from mining precious gems. As Graist tells the students in Episode 180 - Oh The Places We’ll Go, he became absurdly wealthy at a very young age, and used those gems to buy the town of Troisle from the local fire giants.

From there, he created Crowe Mercantile Corporation, a massive company spanning the continent that delivered high quality goods at lower prices than most local shops. As of the current year, he is one of the richest people in Agiya.

After the death of Headmaster Underbough, Crowe was made headmaster of Wildcliff, much to the annoyance of the other faculty. He immediately started to integrate the school into his company, having sponsors for the Autumn’s End festival, and scouting the best students as interns for Crowe Corp.
Yog

Yog is a golem created by Winsler Wallaby with the help of his roommate, Kurt Orlain. They were first brought to life in Episode 84 - Croissant Confluence. They are a first year student at Wildcliff, School of the Arcane as of Episode 187 - Second Year.

## History

Winsler initially copied the schematics for Yog in Wildcliff's Restricted Section, and worked on building the golem with Kurt for several weeks. During the process, Winsler visited the Plane of Isathil and made a deal with Seltie. Winsler traded several locks of his own hair in exchange for Seltie to bring a teardrop-shaped golem's head to Wildcliff.

In Episode 71 - Threatened With a Good Time, Seltie informed Winsler that this process involved acquiring the "Tear of an Angel", demanding an additional service in exchange for this head: Winsler would be required to apprehend Ferdinand, a former coven-mate of Seltie's.

With the company of Serinepth Sinderman, Winsler participated in a ceremony with the other golems in order to enchant the golem's head with life. After placing the head in Yog's body in Episode 84 - Croissant Confluence, Yog was brought to life.

## Personality

Yog appears to be very literal, taking Winsler's metaphors and requests at face value. They view Winsler as their "creator", and frequently refer to him with that title. Although they appear willing and dedicated to fulfilling Winsler's requests, they are not always able to do so, and may become confused or sidetracked.
Kalwen Greenleaf

Kalwen is a student first introduced in Episode 194 - Incognito Among Excellents. He is a member of the Henrietta Hendrick's Society for Excellents. Kalwen is shown to be extraordinarily lucky, though was unable to prevent himself being integrated into the Network.

## Appearance

Kalwen is a halfling with tan skin and sandy coloured hair.

## Trivia

* Kalwen is an NPC created by *Abby Prescott*
Graist

Proportions of Graist as a storm giant, edited by Valar Dohaeris

Graist is introduced in Episode 169 - Be Our Guest. He is the Kennel Keeper of Troisle, and is responsible for taking people to and from the town.

SWIM first met him after stepping through their letter portals and arriving in a large stone building. He greeted them, told them about the sled ride to Troisle, and traded his furs and horse legs to Winsler and Serinepth respectively, in return for gold.

While on the way to Troisle he seemed grateful for conversation, as most people he took normally sat in silence. He also thanked the group for helping keep a beastie at bay.

In Episode 174 - Saviours of the Stew, Graist reluctantly took SWIM to the cave with the Soothing Stone, explaining he used it to calm the beasties and keep the town from being attacked.

On the way there, he was badly hurt when a beastie bit and latched onto his shoulder. Fortunately Mira was able to heal him and keep him from dying, and he asked that they reactivate the stone, while he stayed with the sled to look for danger.

In Episode 181 - One Small Step Graist was ordered by Sésul's Disciple to play a small wooden horn, so that they "might continue the cycle into its next era." While Graist blew a single note on horn, it started growing and bending. Graist burst into flames as he held the note. Almost instantaneously, his body turned into a translucent white crystal, and the note stopped.

After the students returned from pushing back the corruption in Episode 184 - Many Moons Ago, Graist completed his metamorphosis and transformed into the first storm giant of the new cycle. The Disciple welcomed him, and told him that others would soon join him, before sending him back to the Gleaming Isles on Isb.

## Appearance

Graist is a 19 foot tall, and very wide fire giant. He has long black hair pulled back into braids, dark skin, light brown eyes, and is missing some teeth. He wears a patchwork quilt of wools and furs, and carries a trunk and large whip on his hip.

Since his transformation in Episode 184, Graist has grown in size to 24 feet tall, and 24 feet wide. His hair is loose and curly, and he has an unkempt beard. Covering his arms are glowing blue tattoos that tell of a coming storm that will devastate the land.
The Archives

The Archives are a massive building at the back of the Wildcliff cave. The Head Archivist is Ava Redding, and she is assisted by many modrons that wander the Archives, keeping it tidy.

The Archives have several different areas, each overseen by a different version of Ava Redding with their own personalities. No Ava is aware of the others’ existence, and it is implied that any of them having this knowledge would be bad.

### The Main Archives

The main section of the Archives holds a huge number of books for the general use of any students or faculty. There are reading and quiet study rooms for anyone who needs them.

### The Restricted Section

This area is only accessible through a door with a carved goat’s head on it. Students and faculty have a golden coin that allows them to enter the section, and logs their presence. The writings inside cannot be removed, and several magical items deemed too dangerous for general use are also stored here.

### The Greenhouse

The greenhouse is rarely accessible, with Winsler and Kyra Hagen being the only people confirmed to have been inside. The greenhouse Ava Redding plants pages of books, which in turn creates trees that make more books related to whichever subject the page was on.
The Grimoire of Necessary Necromantic Rites and Incantations to Contend with Death

**By:** ???

**About:** About different necromantic topics, such as: necromantic hallucinogens and spell ingredients. About a third of it is dedicated to how to lie about bringing people back from death with subheadings such as: "Lies to use", "Lies that can be good", "Lies that will never work" and "What to do if you're in love with the person and cannot let them go".

**Trivia:**

* This book is actually a crystal ball!
Miss Fenwick

Miss Fenwick is one of the four mentors available to the first years at Wildcliff. Fenwick mentors the group of Allena Hollyfield, Angelika Lindeman, Erior Ungtar and Kurt Orlaine, and specializes in divination into other planes. She is also a cartographer.

Miss Fenwick was introduced in Episode 11 - Meet The Mentors.

## Physical Description

Miss Fenwick is described as a relatively tall, bald woman with olive skin, brown eyes, and grey robes.
The Ever Changing Guide to Practical Studying 17th Edition

**By:** Unknown.

**About:**  A practical study guide that sucks in people.

**Trivia:**

* The book that Arc 2: Book Worms takes place in.
* Features a lab area, a library area and a farm area (possibly more?).
* There are 16 previous edition that we know nothing about.
* Objects and book-created beings stay the same way they were inside the book when taken outside.
* Is the birthbook of the birthbook of Crowrigami.
Pantheon

## The Creator/Sésul

Sésul was the original god of Isb, responsible for its creation, and the creation of its first inhabitants, the stone giants. She continued to be worshipped as time passed, and eventually came to be known as Meaphidae by the Sheoran Empire.

After the construction of the Sunken Hatch, Sésul’s power was fractured and split as a new Isb was created. In this time, other deities (see secondary deities below) stole figments of her power to create their own divine planes, full of natural magic. This left the new Isb devoid of any natural magic.

The corruption left by the Progenitor had been slowly eating away at Sésul’s power for centuries, until SWIM was able to fight it back in Episode 183 - Bad Blood.

Sésul is primarily associated with the moon, however is also depicted with imagery of shields, crowns, and snakes. Her serpentine imagery is most prominent as Meaphidae in the Sheoran Empire.

## Secondary Deities

When Sésul’s power was split, other deities emerged from beyond the prime material plane to claim part of her power as their own. With this power they were able to create a divine plane of their own, and gain a following by the residents of the new Isb.

## Estar

Estar is thought of as representing order, law, and justice.

Yexim refers to Estar as "the great saviour"

Notably worshiped by Silvi and Yexim.

Affiliated plane: The Plane of Estar

## Isathil

Isathil is thought of as representing creation. Isathil is particularly loathed by followers of Sésul due to them stealing much of her dominion over nature, and falsely calling themselves the god of creation. The influence of Isathil can cause a person’s hair to turn green

Affiliated plane: The Plane of Isathil.

## Lem

Lem thought of as representing coin and trickery.

The head of Lem's worship is known as "The Court Jester". In principle, this position was designed to maintain a certain level of equality while still having some structure to the group.

Affiliated plane: The Plane of Lem

## Siltran

Siltran is thought of as representing the sun and knowledge. The influence of Siltran can cause a person’s hair to turn orange and black in a perfect split.

Notably worshiped by Mira.

Affiliated plane: The Plane of Siltran

## Stivus

Stivus is thought of as representing storms and the seasons.

Notably worshiped by Murundeen.

Affiliated plane: The Plane of Stivus

## Rell

Rell is thought of as representing death, life and healing. The influence of Rell can cause a person’s hair to turn pure white.

Notably worshiped by Zara.

Affiliated plane: The Plane of Rell

## Trivia and Speculation

* While in the restricted section of the research archives, Integrity prays to "all the gods" for assistance in finding information regarding the Progenitor. In response a scroll with relevant information within falls from a shelf. There was notably no wind present.
Grand Duke Crazax

The Grand Duke Crazax is a massive red dragon first introduced in Episode 73 - A Prickly Predicament. He is the ruler of Aleton Valley, in the Realm of Pets.

The Grand Duke had sent Ribbeton to search for the heroes of prophecy, in preparation for the battle foretold by murals throughout the valley. When the student’s pets were brought to him, he welcomed them and explained that he wanted them to fight the Prickled Pest Who Pursues. They agreed provided he helped them get home, and gave Mr. Wiggles a mansion.

## Trivia

* Due to the nature of Aleton Valley, it is implied that someone on the material plane has a red dragon as a pet
Nebulosis

Nebulosis is a city far to the south of Wildcliff on the Great Spire Peninsula, home the Spire Nebulosis.

The entire City was constructed to be viewed from above as a depiction of a Beholder, likely as reverence to the Grand Artificer atop the Spire Nebulosis.

## Spire Nebulosis

* Juanita
* Dain

## The City of Ghosts

* Zanak
* Rat-Licker
* Paka

## Oshin's Bries​​​​​​​

* Oshin
* Kormet
* Chudley
* Jagun
* Amika

## Through the Mirror

* The Bookkeeper
* Alabaster
* Ivory Masked Woman
The Sewers

The sewers beneath Wildcliff are first explored in Episode 50 - Up, Down, and All Around. While performing their intended function, they are also the home to the Ascendant chambers, where SWIM fought the Oblex and Neska. Their design resembles a bicycle wheel, with hallways branching off a large central chamber.

## The Entrance

The main entrance to the sewers is underneath the Zoology Department, near the swimming pool. The door is very tall to accommodate for golems, and the lock is magically enchanted to prevent lock picking.

Serinepth used her *Scorching Ray* to melt the lock, granting the students access.

## The Ascendant Chambers

There are two known Ascendant chambers, though others may exist. When searching the sewers the first time in Episode 51 - The Sewer Surveyor, the students find a large, circular archway with the phrase “Within lies an Ascendant” written in Draconic above it.

The phrase means nothing to the students yet, and they move on through the sewers,
Troisle

Troisle is an old giant town turned into the headquarters for the Crowe Mercantile Corporation. It is located in the far north surrounded by ice and snow.

The land surrounding Troisle is dangerous, with extreme weather conditions and large centipede like beasts hiding under the ice.

The students visit Troisle in It’s Just a Phase as interns, with Winsler Wallaby and Kurt Orlain giving lectures on how to create clockwork golems.

## Locations

Known locations in Troisle include

* Crowe’s Study
* The Intern’s Bedrooms
* The Kennels
* The Mess Hall
* Workshop A (Golem research)
* Workshop B (Illusory component to storybook)
* Workshop C (The Library)
* Workshop ? (Beasts training)
* Workshop ?? (Living glass)
* Workshop ??? (Ships)
* The Lecture Hall

## Characters

* Graist
* The Grays
* Crowe
* Osgool Parm
* Mr Hannigan
Evocation Department

The Evocation Department is shaped like a hockey rink, surrounding the Evocation Field. The ground floor contains classrooms and lecture halls, while the upper layers provide seats to watch the field.

Breezeways line the sides of the Evocation Field, with a magical barrier to prevent stray magic harming anyone not on the field.
Orb of Might

The Orb of Might is a yellow, four-inch diameter stone first introduced in Episode 11 - Meet the Mentors. It is currently in the possession of Artis Artisian.

## History

In Episode 2 - The Sunken Hatch, the students completed a puzzle designed to test their physical strength; they were expected to push a boulder uphill up a greased surface from one plinth to another. Instead, they pushed the boulder off the plinth and used their own combined weight to simulate the second plinth depressing. In the place of an orb, however, they received a note signed by Digger with a Sending Stone attached, the latter containing a message from a stranger (later revealed to be Artis Artisian), informing them that the orb was safe and that they should not seek it.

In Episode 11 - Meet the Mentors, after the students met with the four mentors available to the first-years, potential mentor Artis Artisian brought the students to an abandoned Necromancy classroom in secret, informing them that he was friends with their acquaintance Teb. As evidence, he showed them both the Orb of Reverence and the Orb of Might, explaining that he was aware of the students' connection with the orbs. Artis asked the students to win their upcoming duel and choose him as their mentor so that they might discover the source of the orbs' power together.

In Episode 18 - The Welcome Wagon, immediately after arriving in Patter, Artis Artisian was sequestered off from his students, ostensibly to meet with Emperor Chief Corka. During this time, unbeknownst to the students, his possessions were taken from him, including the Orb of Power, and he was locked up in the Detention Layer.

In Episode 21 - The Cook and the Goldsmith, Winsler Wallaby and Mira Marchand discovered Artis locked up in the Detention Layer, quickly freeing him from his cell. Artis was unconscious and breathing shallowly with many broken bones and gold-plated fingers.

In Episode 22 - Please Stay on the Line, the students broke into the Detention Layer and discovered the cubbies where the prisoners' confiscated items were kept. The students expressed frustration that Artis had brought the orbs with him, as he had earlier warned Integrity Idleberry not to bring her own orb to the plane with her. Integrity, noticing the Orb of Reverence and the Orb of Might in Artis' backpack, slipped the orbs into her own bag.

Throughout the remainder of the students' time exploring Patter, Artis' health continued to rapidly deteriorate. In Episode 24 - Closet Elves, Ferimel informed the students that Artis' dying was likely caused by separation from a powerful arcane artifact with which he had bonded. Upon hearing this, Integrity gave Artis back the Orb of Might; however, she kept the Orb of Reverence for herself. The Orb of Might is currently located with Artis at Wildcliff.