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FNAF3

FNAF3, or Five Nights At Freddy’s 3, is the third game in the Five Nights At Freddy’s series. It was made by Scott Cawthon.

## Characters

The Ultimate Custom Night uses one of the characters from this game. This character is called Springtrap.

## Hallucinations

This game also includes hallucinations that will be appearing in the Ultimate Custom Night. They include:

1. Phantom Freddy
2. Phantom Chica
3. Phantom Foxy
4. Phantom Mangle
5. Phantom Puppet
6. Phantom Balloon Boy
Meltdown

Meltdown as he appears at the left door.

## Description

Meltdown is an antagonist in the upcoming CHAOS Custom Night. The character is fan made by The\_ShadowPhoenix and Allistor\_B.

## Appearance

Meltdown is an amalgamation of almost every animatronic in the Five Nights at Freddy's universe. He has many different animatronic parts on him, most notably Bon-Bon melted together with Bonnet from FNaF: Sister Location. He does not possess parts from RWQFSFASXC, Lefty, Scraptrap, The Puppet, Shadow Freddy, the Glamrock Animatronics, and any other animatronics that were added after the release of Ultimate Custom Night.

## Behaviour

Meltdown adds secret characters from the CHAOS roster to your night. These consist of Demented Freddy, Demented Bonnie, Demented Chica, Demented Foxy, Demented Springbonnie and Demented Fredbear. This makes him very dangerous to have activated.

## Voice Lines

Meltdown is voiced by co-creator The\_ShadowPhoenix. He has a deep, glitchy voice and speaks only two lines.

"As you panic and forget what to do, I will let the chaos ensue. Right as I'm finishing my short song, I'll find some more problems to bring along."

"I've got a couple of tricks up my sleeve, and I'll use them to make sure that you never leave. The reason is dark, but you know why, with that said, prepare to die."

## Trivia

* Meltdown has a scrapped voiceline, "I put myself back together." This would play when he killed you.
* Additionally, he has an unused jumpscare, featuring his old model, animated by The\_ShadowPhoenix.
* Allistor\_B is responsible for the original design of Meltdown, while the game's creator is responsible for his official in-game model.
* His mechanic was discussed as him actually being able to attack the player using any means necessary after summoning his roster, but this was scrapped.
Soraya Castell

Soraya is a half-elf of noble descent from Garsea; her shifty eyes
constantly seem to dart from precious metal to rich fabric. Always
finding an excuse to flirt, the half-elf was a quick wit and showed a
fondness for drink matched only by Barnabas. Soraya was one of the five
sacrificed to summon the horned devil, Elamash, in vengeance for Edmund
Trencavel's slaying of Kyran Meirion.
Andy Freeman

Andy Freeman is a 15 year old boy born in Los Angeles, America and also one of the main characters in the series and one of the seven DARE award winners. He has a blog called Scoop where he investigates crime scenes and tries to expose criminals then proceeds to posts it on the Scoop. He is best friends with Dylan and very close to the other DARE award winners.

## Personality

Andy is an inquisitive teenager. He can be a bit too inquisitive with his Scoop getting into trouble as seen in Skyfire. he also has a great sense of humour and is often optimistic. He also uses humour to deal with serious situations seen as the series progress. He can also be quite stubborn and arrogant and sometimes overconfident but in the end he is extremely loyal and slightly blunt. He is also quite resourceful and smart helping the DARE winners decipher the signs sent by the Signmaker.

## Physical Appearence

Andy is described with Sandy blonde hair, blue eyes and pale skin. He is also implied to be about average in height.
Skyfire

Please do not delete this whole article or large parts of it. Though you are allowed to add on and make smallish edits to what is already there. THERE ARE SPOILERS ON THIS PAGE! hi

Skyfire is the first book in the seven signs. You can tell it is only the beginning and the DARE award winners have only just collected their prizes and have started receiving the signs.

### Plot

In this book two different disasters happen in the same place at the same time just when the timer hits zero. They happen in Egypt which is where Yasmin lives, the country is chaos and Yasmin has a difficult time reaching the airport where she will catch a flight to Greece where Zander lives.

They recieve strange signs from an unknown number on the new phones they have been given as one of many rewards for winning the DARE awards. They try to find a link to the sign and they find a website with a timer on it. Though they don’t know it at the time the signs are a prediction and the timer is counting down to destruction that will happen somewhere in the world. The only theory that the DARE awards winners can make about who has sent the signs is Felix Scott. The only trillionaire in the world and the runner of the DARE awards competition.

In Egypt Yasmin gets chased by a rougu cop who is doing anything to kidnap her and maybe even kill her...
JJ/ Jae Joon

JJ

JJ (Jae-Joon) is a fifteen year old boy who is one of the DARE award winners. He good at everything even with his robot legs that he designed himself. He lives in Seoul in South Korea 🇰🇷 and he and his parents live on a private property which is invaded with “media” in the second book.

When he first enters the DARE awards his parents were not going to let him do it because they were worried it would interfere with his exams. Like all DARE award winners he is considered famous and gets to travel the world and attain lots of opportunities the average teen wouldn’t get.
Zander (Full stats + contains spoilers)

## *Personality*

Zander is shown to be somewhat of a sensible and reliable character. He acts purely on logic, meaning that he favours reason over emotion. His character is also perceived to be very rational when it comes to solving the puzzles, and his theories are often correct. He is skilled in computers and technology. Because of his logic and wit, he is extremely skilled in hacking, which connects to his role as to being The Signmaker.

His devious plan and good acting skills has made the group to believe that he is a trustworthy character. When it has been revealed that Zander was the person behind all the attacks, the others immediately realise that they have been fooled by Zander's cunning scheme. This is also lead to believe that Zander is quite a manipulating and intelligent character, considering he has hacked global security systems and was in complete control of everything happening.

## *Relationships*

### **Yasmin**

Throughout the series, out of the 6 people in the group, Zander had been seen to be particularly closest to Yasmin. The two have gone through a lot of troubles together, and because of that they can each relate to each other. They had been seen numerous times comforting each other, for instance when Yasmin's home country was attacked. In Killswitch, Zander had been severely injured and was knocked out, showing no signs of breathing. Yasmin was the only character who immediately acted on this, and she gave him mouth-to-mouth, possibly confirming Yasmin's interest in him.

However, despite their closeness, Zander had seemed to show no sign of love interest towards her, only thinking of her as a good friend.

## Zander

### Relationship

Grandpa (Family relative)Parents (Deceased)

Yasmin (Close friend)

JJ (Friend)

Andy (Friend)

Mila (Friend)

Dylan (Friend)

Felix Scott (Friend)

Miss Chen (Acquaintance)
Zander

Zander Demeter is a boy from Greece who wins the DARE Awards organised by trillionaire, Felix Scott. His parents were killed in a fire accident when he was young and his grandfather took care of him ever since. He blames Felix Scott for their deaths and becomes the Sign Maker, decided to ruin the trillionare.
FNAF4

FNAF4, or Five Nights At Freddy’s 4, is the third game in the Five Nights At Freddy’s series. It was made by Scott Cawthon.

## Characters

This game contains characters that will be included in the Ultimate Custom Night. These include:

1. Nightmare Freddy
2. Nightmare Bonnie
3. Nightmare Chica
4. Nightmare Foxy
5. Nightmare Fredbear
6. Nightmare
7. Plushtrap

## Halloween Update

This game had a Halloween Update that added several new characters into the game. The ones XxGoldenFreddyxX will include in the Ultimate Custom Night include:

1. Jack-O-Bonnie
2. Jack-O-Chica
3. Nightmare Mangle
4. Nightmarrione
5. Nightmare Balloon Boy
Isabel Garica

Isabel Garcia is a Colombian girl who speaks fluent Spanish and has pink hair. She is also one of the seven DARE award winners. She is shown to be friendly, a bit 'pah-ish' and has a big role in stopping the Signmaker.

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown

First Book (Skyfire)

Mila meets up with Isabel in Columbia and they spend an all-nighter, to watch the sunrise at La Carla Lookout. They go to a restaurant and meet up with JJ and Zander, and saw that Yasmin's home country was attacked. After a tense conversation, they realised the attack was at the same time the timer ran out. Solving a few of the signs, they hooked Andy and Dylan into a one-minute HoloSpace call, when deciphering the Signs.

Second book (Carnage)

Isabel plays a part and with Mila and JJ, they try to solve the Second Sign. She goes to the President's adviser, David Imanez, who gives a shutdown on Columbia, as they mistakenly thought it was Isabel's home country. It actually was California and Andy and Dylan were affected.
Mila Cortez (Good Copy)

Mila Cortez is a Chilian girl from Antarctica. She has green eyes, is born in Antarctica and is educated in Villas Las Estrellas, a search base in Antarctica. She has excellent math skills and she plays a big part in the end when the Signmaker is revealed. She is very close to Isabel and is also one of the seven DARE winners. She is also friends with Andy, Zandar, Yasmin and JJ (Jae-Joon).
Spring Bonnie

Spring Bonnie is an animatronic that is going to be appearing in the upcoming Ultimate Custom Night. ItzGoldenFreddy took this character from the Five Nights At Freddy’s games’ lore.

Mechanic:

He crawls in the duct system

His sign is a yellow warning sign

You can use the heater on him to send him back to the stage
Characters

## Characters of the first book

### Dare Award Winners

JJ/ Jae Joon- An Asian boy how lost use of his legs when he was young in a car crash. He is quite rich an is a bit of a know it all. He is also very intrigued by robots and mechanics. He is on great terms with the rest of the DARE winners.

Yasmin- Yasmin is from Egypt. She lives in a house/shop with her parents, brother, and grandmother. When the Pyramid of Giza gets destroyed in Skyfire she is emotionally affected. At first, it seemed like she liked Zandar and is on great terms with the rest of the Dare winners.

Andy- A boy from LA. He seems to find a joke in everything and his Dad is a policeman. When he meets Dylan they make an immediate friendship as they are quite alike. Andy is easily lead to things. They are also close to the rest of the DARE winners.

Dylan: An Australian boy who is adopted by two celebrities (Well known as KitKat) and is very close with Andy and is friends with Zandar, Yasmin, Mila, Isabel and JJ.

Isabel: She is a girl who seems quite popular and has bright pink hair along with colourful clothes. She is also very close to Mila and is great friends with Andy, Dylan, Zander, JJ and Yasmin.

Mila: She is from Antarctica and is rather shy. Although she has a great sense of humour. In addition to that, she is also very good at maths.

Zander: A boy from Greece who gets easily annoyed by Andy and seems to be the most sensible of the DARE award winners. He is exceptional with computers and software. He too was on great terms with the rest of the DARE winners.

### Criminals

Bald Guy: A geo finder who Andy and Dylan think is a criminal because Ethan had set them up.

Beard Dude: Friend of Bald Guy who is also a geo finder.

Cops: There are quite a few cops in this book who try to protect Yasmine for the sign maker but instead they end up trying to kill her.
Knight-Commander Tyffayne

Tyffayne is a half-elven woman who became a knight alongside her adopted
 brother, Pelleas. Pelleas ascended to become Knight-Commander of the
Order of the White Rose, but when the Half-Moon Heresy struck, the
wicked Half-Moon Army of lycanthropes slaughtered Pelleas and hung his
dismembered corpse like a banner flying over their ranks. As history
goes, Tyffayne was made Knight-Commander and, with her leadership, the
Half-Moon Army was eventually defeated. Today, she continues to lead the
 Order against the evils that still haunt the world.
Yasmin Adib

Yasmin Adib is a 14-year-old girl who is one of the seven DARE winners and one of the main characters in the Seven Signs. She has been implied to like Zandar in Skyfire and is very good friends with the rest of the DARE award winners. Her goal is to help make everyone feel happy with the help of her website (yasminsghappinessproject.com) by sharing information and moments of what makes others happy.

NOTE: SPOILERS AHEAD!

## Yasmin Adib

### Relatives

Mahmoud (Older Brother), Parents and Grandmother

## Physical description

### Eye color

Almond

Yasmin's home town Cairo is the first to be attacked in the book 'Skyfire' where a rogue airplane shoots a missile into the Great Pyramid of Giza, causing rubble to fall and kill those around it. Then a super-cargo ship in the Suez Canal catches fire and blocks the Canal, making it impossible for trade ships to enter Cairo.

A cop calling himself 'Jackal' was sent by the Signmaker to keep Yasmin safe, however he got greedy wanting more money. Jackal attempted to hold Yasmin hostage to receive ransom money. He chased Yasmin as she attempted to escape Cairo and eventually corners her on top of a train. They both fall off the train when the Signmaker caused the train to crash however Yasmin gets away unscathed while Jackal perishes.
Oldmill Village

Oldmill Village es el barrio más antiguo de Big Burg City, y para el mundo de los monstruos, el más importante. Allí viven exiliados los últimos domadores y los monstruos que han cometido delitos, en Oasis de detención. Se considera también el barrio más tranquilo y bonito de la ciudad.

## Historia

Oldmill data del siglo XII, cuando era una villa medieval donde ya había monstruos y domadores. Desde entonces el barrio ha ido evolucionando, aunque conserva su encanto del pasado, y hay en él algo que aún recuerda a los fantasmas de un tiempo anterior. Oldmill fue siempre el lugar de residencia de muchos domadores, y por ello los Tutores los desterraron allí, reteniéndolos en Oasis de detención. Eso ha hecho que el barrio se infecte de espectros negros que están a la espera de cazar monstruos y viven en antiguas casas abandonadas. En Oldmill además de espectros, monstruos y domadores hay Androgorkas, brujas Anguanas y muchas más criaturas que llevan siglos allí, conviviendo en más o menos una justa armonía.

## Datos

Es un precioso barrio de chalets muy acogedor. Se ha renovado gran parte con casas nuevas (como la de Elena Patata), pero otras, como la de  los Barrymore, llevan allí mucho, mucho tiempo. En Oldmill hay una Escuela primaria  a la que asisten Zick y Elena, y uno de los restaurantes más famosos de la ciudad, The Old Mill, propiedad de Tobías.

También existe el pequeño detalle de que hay una planta glotona que se come los cimientos viviendo debajo del barrio.

## Residentes

* Ezekiel Zick
* Elena Patata
* Timothy-Moth (hasta que fue relevado de su cargo)
* Jeremy-Jot
* Greta Barrymore
* Zobedja Zick
* Theo Barrymore
* Tessa Barrymore
* Bombo
* Snarkutz Bu
* Ben Talack
* Clak Rictak
* Bolos
* Harvey Patata
* Julie Patata
* Señorita Swift
* Señora Smirnov
* Patty Smirnov
* Matty O'Hare
* David Mackmackamack
* Ford
* Señora Ford
* Soup
* Tía Ermelia
* La Vaina
* Tadujja Tahur
* Tarantuja Tahur
* Joanna Tahur
* Hermanos Blacksmith
* Agente Jackson

## Lugares de interés

* Oasis de detención de los Barrymore
* Oasis de detención Tahur
* Casa de los Patata
* Escuela primaria de Oldmill
* The Old Mill
* Bahía Fosca
* Los muelles
* Río Mercurio
* La Antigua Armería
* Caverna de los piratas
* Floristería de Greta
* Aldea de las Anguanas
* Parque
* Alcantarillas
Tora Tofidottir

This strange, elusive priestess of Ixen from the North seems to have no
regard for the customs of the Shrinelands. Although quiet, Tora was kind
 and quick to offer encouragement and aid. Tora was one of the five
sacrificed to summon the horned devil, Elamash, in vengeance for Edmund
Trencavel's slaying of Kyran Meirion.
Henry Malvern

Henry Malvern is the only child of the deceased Baron Briac Malvern, a
well-renowned knight of the Half-Moon Heresy. Passed over for what he
claims is his rightful inheritance, the young lord has departed his home
 of Yennes to seek fortune and glory in Noslith, earning some small
reputation in the Hinterlands as a skilled warrior.
Roxie Monroe

* IC Info
* Appearance
* OOC Info

**Roxie Monroe** is the childe of Archbishop Cross. Sensual but predatory, she can be both a rational counterweight to Pierce's excesses and a loose cannon in her own right. Her tattooed and scarred body points to a life of masochistic self-modification before her embrace, and rumor has it that she pursued Cross as a mortal, becoming enamored with his work after a personal encounter with it.

She is absolutely loyal to Pierce, but has been known to do things "for his own good" rather than blindly follow his wishes. But in many ways, she is less predictable and more vicious than Pierce himself.

She has a well-earned reputation as a warrior for the sect, and has slain many enemies of the Sabbat in her time as Ductus of Omnia Vanitas and elsewhere. And she is not shy about pointing this out when someone underestimates her for her elfin looks.

## Personality

Roxie seems to wear many masks. She can be a grinning manic pixie, a serious street-hardened bitch or a sensual predator. She is often more clever than she is given credit for, especially in manipulating situations for her and Cross' benefit.

She often plays up an aura of sex and sensuality that sits in stark contrast to her inhuman and vicious nature. She seems to enjoy how her beauty and appeal throws her prey off and disturbs those who know what she is.

She often mentions her apparently dead mortal sister in passing, but details are not widely known.
Seven Signs Wiki

## Welcome to the Seven Signs Wiki

Do you want to be rich? Do you want to be famous? Do you want to be travel the world?
Well, seven young people get to do that and so much more, from characteristic trillionaire Felix Scott. However, they are targeted by a unknown person called the Signmaker. The DARE Winners have to use all their wits to battle the Signmaker. Want to know more? Read Seven Signs, or come and see this wiki! We need to expand the fandom-

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Nordagon of Deminster

Sir Nordagon of Deminster is an Agrawelite aasimar knight who lead the
warband that massacred Hambor as a Knight-Lieutenant under High Captain
Kyran Meirion. The knight revealed that his crusaders were not mere
reavers but instead that the battle rose out of a series of unfortunate
circumstances. Ultimately, when Reiner gave up eternal life to restore
Calanthe, he choose Sir Nordagon to inherit Caledfwlch, which Nordagon
then carried to New Highmarch with the rest of the Fifth Crusade. In the
 weeks following Reiner's death, the Cardinals named Nordagon his
successor, and Nordagon set to restoring the Fifth Crusade, naming a new
 High Captain, Sir Finley Thrussell, a veteran of the Crusade, to
Carmarthen while setting his lidless eyes upon Bregate, the legendary
location of Caer Cythraul.
Kobold King Yiktaz

**Kobold King Yiktaz** was the twisted, mad sorcerer who ruled the kobold kingdom of the Wosswood from the Dwarven Crucible until his defeat by Sorzek and then from the Shambling Temple until his death at the hands of the Heroes of Blackbridge. Yiktaz likely created the wicked mutations of Nagzem the Killer by testing the Circle of Ascension within the Shambling Temple before or after his fall from power. The kobold kingdom had gained the Dwarven Crucible from the weak son of Rast the Baneful, former king of the Wosswood, who himself conquered the Dwarven Crucible from House Bronzebrand. Yiktaz and the rest of the kobolds did not understand the demonic truth behind the Shambling Temple and its assets, especially the Circle of Ascension, and largely worshipped the Emerald Terror, Malaemarux, along with Tiamat and Kurtulmak.

The kobold kingdom captured Pierrick Blackhair after Markus Aldhard's ambush on Father Tihomir's cavern; several days later, they captured nine more villagers from Newstone, completing the ten Yiktaz needed for his ascension. The Heroes of Blackbridge would have saved the sacrifices when they attacked the Shambling Temple, seeking to both save the villagers and gain knowledge from Sorzek in exchange for Yiktaz's death, but Aldus was slain by a wyvern called down from the skies above. Retreating from the battle, the Heroes of Blackbridge returned with Silas Rooke to find that Yiktaz had sacrificed all ten men, women, and children to ascend to half-demonic power. Peredur Gower paralyzed Yiktaz with a *hold person* spell while Volkarr separated his head from his corrupted body, ending Yiktaz's reign and shattering the kobold kingdom of the Wosswood.
Church of Solism Wiki

CHARACTERS • LOCATIONS • HISTORY A wiki dedicated to the detailing of the World of Frey, the setting of a Fifth Edition Dungeons&Dragons campaign and the home of Solism.

A world once cloaked in shadow aches and writhes as if a corpse. Scattered scavenger kings rule over masses of carrion and debris, whilst attempts at bringing order anew to the broken world of Frey are met with equal or greater chaos. Kingdoms rise and fall with the tides of constant war. The greatest asset of the free peoples is a massive and overzealous monotheistic church, rife with corruption, itself tainted by the wages of sin. And somewhere, on the edges of the world, masters old and new await to claim Frey again...
The First Horseman

***The First Horseman*** was a lengthy Dungeons & Dragons campaign taking place on the World of Frey, played by Soulrazor, wildleaf, Brian, doop, Cpeepers, and Atenistra. The campaign began simply with Act I, but went through various interludes, changes, expansions, reboots; players stepped in and out at various points, etc. The First Horseman ended right before the Fall of Lagarde, in the middle of the Dawn's Herald's raid on Dragonfall Manor; the decision was made to put both the campaign and the kingdom in the grave. The intended main antagonist of the campaign simply won, leading to a much darker setting for a potential sequel campaign.
Lady Eleanor Rayne

Daughter to Hudson and Aisling Rayne, Eleanor is an old friend of Lemuel. Under dark circumstances, the sharp young lady was betrothed to Sir Elric Thrussell, heir to the Duchy of Agrawel and a brash knight of the royal guard - something it seemed she intended to keep secret from the newly sworn Knight-Commander of the Dawn's Herald. Caught between her affections, her overbearing father, her betrothed and her own yearning for life beyond the king's court, Eleanor ever seems melancholy. Haunted by visions of her lost child, Eleanor revealed that a bastard was born of Lemuel's infraction; that she sought peace that could not be earned from civilization in her circumstances but may be found in a faerie grove. Instead she found that the Half-Moon Heresy had given the wilds over to darkest evils; her child was stolen by ancient and dark crones. Sir Elric, her guide, forced to bear witness, and held by the wraiths of the Blade in the Dark, felt his first taste of submission to the demons. When they returned, eyes hollow, their parents believed their journey together a lucrative sign of a love that became an arranged marriage. With the Duke sick, the wedding was moved ahead, and Lemuel intervened to save the forlorn Lady, only to the anger of Sir Elric, the Duke, House Rayne, and surprisingly, the Archbishop. Although Eleanor pleaded that Lemuel not sacrifice everything for her, the conflict sprouted into a brutal battle at Carmarthen that left the Order with only one choice: flee Agrawel and the Locust-corrupted Archbishop of Carmarthen. Eleanor's only choice was to leave with them. When the party took up at Lagarde, she moved with the Princess to Alennia's tower and began growing close with the elven chivalry.
Nagzem the Killer

**Nagzem the Killer** was a ruthless mutant goblin warlord sworn to the Goblin Kingdom of the Wosswood, ruled by Goblin King Sorzek from within the Dwarven Crucible of Mount Rann. Nagzem was a laughing, psychopathic murderer, appearing as agrotesque, grinning goblin with a bizarre amalgamation of asymmetrical parts, including dragonfly wings, a partial arm, and scales. He could use his mutations in battle to some effect. Around 5E.1521, Nagzem took over the Lost Crypt with his warband; later, after he had established himself within the tomb, he slew the assassin Markus Aldhard when the human sought refuge within its walls.

Nagzem had several possessions, including Markus Aldhard's gear, but he gave Markus Aldhard's Infernal Pact medallion to Sorzek as a gift. The Heroes of Blackbridge followed the blood trail left by the assassin and found his corpse. The adventurers slew Nagzem and banished the undead within the crypt. Slaying Nagzem banished the remaining evil that had corrupted the Crypt, allowing the spirits of its wardens to pass on.

Nagzem's mutations were likely a result of Yiktaz capturing the warlord and using him as a test subject for the Circle of Ascension within the Shambling Temple.
The Black Knight

A mysterious black knight already entered into the tournament with a
high seed. After falling to Henry Malvern, the Black Knight became
possessed by the dread spirit of the death knight, Ultan, and attacked
Reiner Faron, claiming Caledfwlch to be his blade. In the midst of the
chaos, the Hellknight revealed to Lemuel that the Infernal Pact left the
 black knight's armor as a poisoned gift for Calanthe for the purposes
of assassinating Reiner Faron and ending the Fifth Crusade. The Black
Knight was knocked out by Ariane and exorcised by Lemuel, and the spirit
 of Ultan was driven back into the cursed armor.
Faolan the Black

A mysterious wizard who had taken up residence in a secret hall beneath Castle Averill, Faolan was revealed to be an ancient wizard who had been feuding with Piri Niven over centuries. In a bid to become royal sorcerer, Piri Niven stole the Key which powers the arcane conjuration device which controls his Ambulatory Tower and claimed it as his own work. Faolan, betrayed, has sought revenge on him ever since, and their feud escalated over some two-hundred years. When Faolan organized the destruction of Hambor and the capture of the itinerant conjurer, the necromancer nearly found his revenge, but instead the Three-Tusk orcs he manipulated tore him to bits until there was only dust left, which they cast into a warm spring breeze.

Taliesin's attempt at reanimating Palarogoth as a dracolich backfired when the dark scroll scoured from Faolan's lair beneath Castle Averill interfered with the ritual, instead reanimating Faolan as an impossibly powerful lich. Faolan returned as the new ruler of the Sable Order, having usurped the late wizard Audamar. The dark wizard slew Piri Niven and resurrected the wizard along with his allies to serve as part of the Ritual of Three Blessings, a dark rite of ascension that would turn Faolan the Black to Faolan the Sable. With Piri Niven's heart transmuted to Faolan's phylactery, the wizard would be forced to battle the new arch-lich forever. Ultimately, Faolan was destroyed when Piri finally made the decision to sacrifice himself, plane shifting together with the lich into the Positive Energy Plane.
Gildas Grimgaunt

A fallen paladin previously of a marcher order of the Knights Templar,
Sir Grimgaunt joined the Sable Order in his descent and became its
lieutenant. The party defeated Sir Grimgaunt at the Athenaeum and took
him captive back to Carmarthen. Briefly captured by the Church, Sir
Grimgaunt escaped while the Nine secured the coffin of the Black
Cardinal, likely aided by the treachorous Anselm. Blackguards are
paladins who broke their sacred oaths and now indulge their own dark
ambitions. They consort with fiends and undead, and they reject all
goodly things from their former lives.
Baron Ghislain Marcel

The mysterious baron of the Lake Village, Ghislain Marcel is a rich,
pretentious Noslithian nobleman considered by the rest of the
Hinterlands nobility to be a wicked villain, rumored to both practice
prima nocta and forbid men from his estate. After the death of Baron
Mirth of Smallbrook, the beautiful Lady Morwenna Mirth née Fox and their
 young daughter, Serafina Mirth, sought refuge in Loinnir Village at
Château-du-lac, upon which Ghislain quickly married the young heiress.
Ghislain Marcel participated in the Grand Tourney, where the arcane
trickster and his necrotic rapier were defeated by Lemuel of Ryfall.
Afterwards, Ghislain and Riordan retired to the Durant, where they
exchanged information with Sir Markus about Valius Blackthorne and the
Iron Ring. The villain later left in secret to Hambor, where he has been
 organizing the Iron Regency along with a beautiful, redheaded sorceress
 connected to the Court of Locusts. Ghislain Marcel now leads the
corrupted Yellow Rose against Jae and his loyalists.
The Patron

A mysterious, high-ranking agent of the Yellow Rose with shapeshifting
powers whom resides in an old, ruined manse in the northern docks
district. He adopted many forms when appearing in front of the party
before settling on the shape of a nobleman seen in the Twentieth Ward.
The Patron was ultimately revealed to the incubus, Becuriel, in the
Fifth Ward Sewers, where he seemed to be standing vigil over a door
where within a shadowy fiend demanded that the Dawn's Herald submit to a
 test. Becuriel escaped, and the party set off in continued pursuit of
the Patron. After the explosion of Bellerose House and numerous failed
pursuits of Becuriel, the Patron and Roy were publicly named dead,
although the party and Becuriel both knew that Roy had been dead for
much longer while Becuriel was still very much active.
Duscae

A dryad of the Western Weald, imprisoned in the depths of a labyrinth by
 its ancient master. After assisting the Dawn's Heralds with escaping
the ruined imperial labyrinth, defeating the green dragon Maugloskor and
 stopping Taliesin from reanimating Palarogoth, the forlorn dryad left
the forsaken groves of the Western Weald behind for the White Forest.
Prince Kofrael Dragonbreaker

Prince Kofrael Dragonbreaker is a dwarven nobleman staying at the Chapel
 of Moradin in the Stone District of Agrawel. He was found journeying
with Lord Reynard Tilly and his household, investigating the Twin Tarn
Rock in search of rings of power taken long ago from the dwarven ring of
 Tuzorin. Kofrael commented on Markus's valor and skill, offering him
one of the three rings before departing with his Bregatian friend.
Kofrael
 was last seen in the explosion of the shadowy orb that destroyed
Bellerose House, caught up in the plans of his adjutant, Grouddoc, and
revealed to be an Ashforge Prince. He was reanimated as a powerful wight
 lord by his adjutant, who survived by pledging himself to the demons;
both were defeated by the Dawn's Herald during the Eclipse.
Reilly the Slasher

A fierce overseer seen wielding Splattergore in a Syndicate outpost in
the sewers beneath the streets before the Emporium. Tarquinn dropped his
 name as a former ally and overseer of Valius Blackthorne's arena, who
joined the Syndicate after they both fled Norgate. When given the choice
 to choose his fate, Reilly took his own life rather than face the
Hellknight's punishment for his failure to defend the tunnel in the
sewers. Silas revealed that the Brothers had long intended to rid
themselves of both Reilly's slaving gang and the Infernal Pact, having
acquired the means of both distribution and manufacture of the false
cure from the diabolists. Furthermore, Reilly was revealed to be the
sole link between the Brothers' Syndicate and the Iron Ring.
Rooke Family

The **Rooke Family** was an Istrian mercantile organization operating out of Avredence, with connections to numerous neighboring kingdoms and independent actors. By the 1520s, membership numbered nearly 200.

The wealthiest of the Rookes would take the organization's name and pass it down to their children, who would inherit their duties upon their death. Severing ties with the Rooke Family carried a political weight that, in extreme cases, meant an exile from the kingdom and excommunication from fellow Rookes.
Malaemarux

**Malaemarux** was the Queen of Terror, also known as the Emerald Terror or the Queen of the Wosswood. She first came to power during the 1st Epoch, in the year -660; her reign threatened not only the neighboring kingdom of Valen but also the nearby kingdom of Acheiris and the elven and dwarven kingdoms both local and foreign. The ancient green dragon ruled over kobolds and gobilns both, uniting the humanoids of the forest under a single power. Legends tell that Malaemarux had special control over the forest, and could even wield that power after her defeat in -610, when the Emerald Alliance, lead by Ilythyrra of Gilariel, bested the dragon, who had by then ascended to dracolich form. Unable to permanently slay Malaemarux, the Emerald Terror was sealed within her lair in great Mount Rann; the entrances to her caves were carved into the Dwarven Crucible, and a magical Seal was placed upon the mountain to keep the Queen of Terror locked away.

Malaemarux was a grimly powerful dragon, capable of terrible magic even before she discarded her living form in -615. Malaemarux gained power from a vacuum caused by Sir Leonor of Morlaix, who slew King Gexeluks of the goblin kingdom of the Wosswood when the king tried to invade the city of Naonend, Morlaix's neighbor. Malaemarux was previously unknown to the neighboring baronies of the Wosswood, yet she quickly arose from the power struggle to become the forest's sole ruler, bringing both goblins and kobolds under her rule. Amidst kingdoms torn apart by the Loriant Rebellion and no longer defended by Sir Leonor, who died at the hands of the black dragon-wizard of the Western Weald, Ontorwyr, in -658, Malaemarux launched several kobold invasions in -615. The invasions accrued enough wealth and treasure to fund her ascension into a dracolich. The subsequent end of the Loriant Rebellion in -613 meant that the realm looked towards Malaemarux as its prime threat.

By -610, the Emerald Alliance had formed from humans, elves, and dwarves; they launched an assault against Malaemarux, and in the resulting battle, Ilythyrra managed to wound the Emerald Terror with her glaive Oathkeeper, forcing her to retreat. The survivors of the battle sealed her in her mountain and built the Crucible. Malaemarux would never escape from her prison, even by 5E.1522, and even after the Sunscourge Heresy, yet she would always try, speaking through the forest that she once called her kingdom.
Jae Florian

The patriarch of House Florian and the knight of Scarwood, Jae Florian
is one of the minor nobles of Agrawel, his house exiled from Bregate and
 stripped of their title to Lagarde after the Conquest for betraying
secrets to Ardal I. After befriending the party through the tourney, the
 trial as well as its aftermath, Jae was revealed to be the Grandmaster
of the Yellow Rose. In spite of being at his mercy, the party managed to
 force Jae to realize the depth of his mistakes; he put himself at their
 mercy instead, stating that in this, he is dead as Grandmaster and
alive instead as servant to the Dawn's Herald. Sir Florian warned the
party that Ghislain Marcel would likely assume control of what remains
of the organization, although Bloody Merrick, in spite of being in
unfamiliar territory, usefully pointed out that Jae's claim to the title
 of Grandmaster could be used to create a schism against the forces
aligned with the Iron Regent and the dark cabal that Jae's sorceress
Quirelle had entrapped the nobleman into. However, Quirelle prepared a
trap for Jae Florian, ensnaring the wayward Grandmaster as he meditated
in the study while the Dawn's Herald were distracted by a trap she left
in her quarters. Unable to make it in time to stop the retriever, Jae
Florian was taken away before their eyes. Rescued from the forsaken Hall
 of Flies where Quirelle made her new lair, Jae Florian managed to
gather what remained of the Yellow Rose in Agrawel, while those
corrupted by demons regrouped with Master Ghislain Marcel. Bereft of his
 family blade, Jae feels himself half a man and has become obsessed with
 recapturing the fallen ruin of Lagarde, forgetting even his family
waiting for him in Scarwood in the name of redeeming the Yellow Rose and
 his own name. At the end of the battle for Lagarde, Sir Jae Florian was
 captured and then turned to the blood of House Beithell, a Valennian
cursed with the blood of the greatest Acheirian vampiric line. Riordan
took the fallen knight away with him on his ship, having plans beyond
the Dawn's Herald, while Quirelle was left to deal with his furious
former friends.
Old Venomtail

A particularly dangerous and old wyvern that haunts the Wyverns' Hill,
an overlook that inevitably forks the trail to the Fallen Watchtower.
Old Venomtail has long been a thorn in the side of House Dragonfall, who
 has posted a 1000 gp bounty on the elder wyvern's head they maintain
even in the face of the plague and banditry.
When the party set off
from the abandoned Infernal shrine towards the Fallen Watchtower on
9.1.1522, they got lost and instead ran afoul of the Wyverns' Hill while
 Old Venomtail was on the hunt. After a bloody and prolonged battle,
they slew Old Venomtail and his three female mates, claiming the
Wyverns' Hill for themselves.
The Dawn's Herald

***A RECORD OF THE BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF THE ORDER OF THE DAWN'S HERALD***

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Lemuel of Ryfall, named knight-commander on 6.24.1522

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Aeron of Ryfall, named steward of the order on 6.24.1522

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Brun of Lindisfarne, named to the order on 7.10.1522

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Liam from Agrawel, named to the order on 7.12.1522, slain on 7.19.1522

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Anselm from Mirfield, named to the order on 7.13.1522, slain on 7.19.1522

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Einarr the Cumbrian, named to the order on 7.14.1522

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Aeron Darkhammer, named to the order on 7.15.1522, slain on 7.20.1522

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Gregory Lightbrand, named to the order on 7.15.1522, slain on 7.19.1522

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Cyrus Chalfont, named to the order on 7.16.1522

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Adda of Norgate, named to the order on 7.17.1522, slain on 7.19.1522

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Yannick from Agrawel, named to the order on 7.18.1522, slain on 7.20.1522

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Henry Malvern, named lieutenant-commander on 7.19.1522

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Elfin Lerion, named to the order on 7.21.1522, slain on 8.1.1522

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Gydion Lerion, named to the order on 7.21.1522

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Jae Florian, named to the order on 7.21.1522

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Einion the Giant, named to the order on 7.22.1522

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Celwin of Andaria, named to the order on 7.23.1522

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Alec the Elder, named to the order on 7.24.1522

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Alec the Younger, named to the order on 7.24.1522

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Victor of Bregate, named to the order on 7.26.1522

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Oswiec Barrow-Born, named to the order on 7.26.1522

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Bertrand the Falcon, named to the order on, slain on 8.1.1522

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Enrico of Garsea, named to the order on, slain on 8.1.1522

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Launfal Half-Elven, named to the order on, slain on 8.1.1522

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Alastar the Avenger, named to the order on, slain on 8.1.1522

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Neven of Bramble, named to the order on, slain on 8.1.1522

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Aurius of the Willow, named to the order on, slain on 8.1.1522

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Rowland from Deminster, named to the order on 8.1.1522, slain on 8.23.1522

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Clement Savin, named to the order on 8.3.1522, named knight-lieutenant on 8.20.1522

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Kindin Molai, named to the order on 8.3.1522

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Artemis of Mirfield, named to the order on 8.4.1522

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Flavian of Caer Sol, named to the order on 8.5.1522

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Rowan the Golden, named to the order on 8.7.1522

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Tobin from Kerry, named to the order on 8.7.1522

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Gilbert from Deminister, named to the order on 8.7.1522

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Caroc Llanbadarn, named to the order on 8.9.1522

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Jad from Westmoor, named to the order on 8.12.1522

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Dag from Westmoor, named to the order on 8.12.1522, slain on 8.19.1522

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Rastus the Borderer, named to the order on 9.1.1522

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Jasgram, named to the order on 9.3.1522

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Child of Stars

A fallen angel from the high heavens, the Child of Stars no longer heeds
 the call of God, instead seeming to answer the rasping call of the
Court of Locusts. The supposed celestial fell from the heavens above
into the oceanic depths below, finally surfacing upon the beaches near
Newport only a few short years ago. The angel's celestial powers and
appearance made her popular enough to be a threat to the patriarchal
Solist church, and soon the Marquess banished the Child of Stars from
his fair city. The Child of Stars would disappear until the end of the
fell summer of 1522, when the Dawn's Herald would encounter the apparent
 fallen angel and her fellowship under guard of demons and their
cultists within the ruins of Castle Antenor in long-fallen Lagarde. The
ghaele knight, banished from Queen Morwel's court for favoring
corruption over ruin, was slain with her mistress in the catacombs
beneath Lagarde.
Colinus

Jodocus (eldest brother)

**Colinus Chalfont** was a siege engineer for the Fifth Crusade. Having spent his formative years in the wake of the pox, Colinus grew into a devout Solist, believing Sol to be the only force capable of stemming the tide of evil.

Colinus frequently worried for his brother Cyrus, whom he had not seen for years by the time of his death, and feared Cyrus had been negatively impacted by Jodocus's influence.

Unknown to Colinus, his life was held ransom by Anselm the Holy for years. Anselm would use Colinus, and his position in the Crusade, as leverage to keep Cyrus under his control.
Jodocus

Colinus Chalfont (first youngest brother)

**Jodocus** was a bohemian artist from Noslith. He left the kingdom in 1504 with several close friends, sailing south from Agrawel, and never returned.

As a child, Jodocus was known amongst the Chalfont family as a troublemaker and was routinely disciplined. This left an impact on the young Cyrus Chalfont, who admired his elder brother for his independence.

Despite having severed ties with the majority of the Chalfont family, Jodocus still occasionally sent correspondence to Colinus, as the two shared a close bond following the deaths of Cecilia and Richard. The relationship between Jodocus and Roland Chalfont, however, was never mended, and the old warrior refused to speak of his son until the day he died.
Yorath

Grandmaster of the Brotherhood of Illusionists, **Yorath** was a monk and later priest who became Bishop of Bregate towards the end of the 15th century. In 1498, during the worst days of the Half-Moon Heresy, Bishop Yorath called away the other orders, betraying Tyffayne, the White Rose, and nearly throwing the war back in the favor of the werewolves. The priest was chased out of Bregate by the Inquisition; fleeing northwest, he was ambushed by the seventh Cardinal, Cahir, along with Father Aeron and the adventurer Hudde. They fought in the White Forest, where they believed the fey and the druids would protect them. However, the Half-Moon Heresy had unleashed bloodshed and chaos upon the forests, and desecrated the groves of the fey and the circles of druids. In their place reigned instead the creatures of the night, who tore apart Hudde and let Yorath safely escape and disappear into darkness. Thereafter, Cahir and Yorath's names were stripped from the Holy Record and they were both excommunicated. Now, the high priest of Fraz-Urb'luu has taken on the face of the Bishop of Bregate anew. Yorath took possession of Anselm's form and locked the promising priest away in a cell prior to the beginnings of Vaeilnor's cult's assassination
spree against the church of Sol, committed under the guise of Infernal Pact killings. He used the party's advancements against the Infernal Pact to rise to Bishop of Bregate and later rose to Archbishop when Harald, along with his deacons and acolytes, were slain during the Eclipse. Furthermore, when the Black Cardinal - the priest Cahir possessed by the demon Legion - was finally defeated, Yorath absorbed his demonic strength, becoming chief among the Nine grandmasters that serve the Blade in the Dark.
Maghda

**Name** – Maghda

**Age** –
Centuries

**Race** –
Witch/Chaos Champion

**Gender** – Female

**Occupation** - devotee
to Khorne

### Overview

Maghda is a witch that Nico, IF, Stefan Von Kessal, MAGES. and Tekken encounter within the underground dungeons of Leorics's Manor.

### Appearance

The woman was one who had very pale white skin, almost Albino. She had a bald head, not a spec of hair on her, with clear grey eyes. From her head, protruded 2 long, thick horns reminiscent to that of a Bloodletter’s. She was draped in what looked like a dress and headdress, though the energies of Khorne and his Demons turned what probably used to be elegance, into pure wicked evil. Its colours were crimson, orange and black, the signature colours of the Blood God. The Dress had a mix of fabric and armour in its design, while the Skirt opened at both the front and back, showing off her armoured knee-high boots. Inside the dress’s interior, one can see the reddish orange hues that Khorne’s Demons wield as their own. Her arms were covered by crimson fabric forearm-length gloves that wrapped around the base of her middle fingers, covered by black forearm guards. From the backs of her shoulders, two wings each protruded, making a total of 4. They were made from noting but bone, but there was crimson-orangish energies crackling through them, somehow creating a gravitational field that allowed her to hover above the ground. Each wing was at least half her height, with each finger ending in pointed tips.

### Personality

Sadistic and cruel, Maghda enjoys taunting, demeaning her opponents into conflict with her, only to beat them senseless before finally ending their lives. Then, when she becomes a devotee to the Chaos God Khorne, she displays a brutality streak by kidnapping people and using them for inhuman experiments, turning them into monstrous creatures or sacrificing them to summon Demons from Khorne’s realm to do her bidding. She is willing to even sacrifice her own followers to achieve her goals.

There is also a sense of perversity about her, as aside from her tampering with the deceased, she is shown to have perverse intentions for Nico when they first met, intending to take him as her sex slave due to his appearance matching her preferences. In her eyes, being immortal allows for lots of pent up frustration, frustration she’d use him to relieve herself of.

However, this aspect of her personality is tempered by the inner warrior that was installed within her when she entered servitude to Khorne, remaking her powers to suit the Chaos God’s desires. In battle, she is even more driven, goal-oriented to the point where one could call it a level of fanaticism. She sometimes uses what remains of her Witch powers to fight, but now favours the use of Demonic power instead of Mana-based Magic attacks, combined with the Gifts that Khorne granted her and her improved physical ability.

She fights like a raving lunatic, displaying the typical violent tendencies of Khorne followers, though she keeps a level head so Khorne’s power doesn’t go to her head, showing that despite her new allegiance, she has not lost all her intelligence for brute strength.