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Blanchett Family

The Blanchett Family are one of the royal families of Fantasy Australia. They are high elves. They are settled in Vagrants' Bay on the East Coast.

## Episodes

* Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1 (mentioned)

## Trivia

* The Blanchett family is named for award-winning actress Cate Blanchett. Blanchett is particularly well known for her role as Galadriel in the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit movies. As one of the Noldor, Galadriel is indeed one of the last High Elves, who in Tolkien mythos are Elves who have seen the light of Valinor or who lived within Doriath under the protection of Melian.
Chatterpillars

Chatterpillars are a type of caterpillar used for long-distance communication due to their telepathic nature. When placed in someone's ear, they burrow through to the brain. The user can then concentrate hard on the chatterpillar in their brain and speak aloud, and the chatterpillar will rely the message telepathically to the other users.

Making strong eye contact with the chatterpillar before placing it in the ear makes the connection stronger. Despite Wenzo's misunderstanding, they do not need to be licked.

Early on in usage, before the user becomes skilled in using the chatterpillar, the chatterpillar may send on of its own thoughts along with the user's.

They first appear in Episode 4: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 1! as Wenzo buys them for himself, Gadai, McKenzie and Plank. A set of four cost one thousand gold pieces.

## Stray Caterpillar Thoughts

* "I really like to eat juicy leaves."
* "So many legs, so few shoes."
* "I have very hairy multiple legs."
* "I've got a bad feelers about this."
* "Also, I don't know if I need to shit or spin some silk."
* "I utilise pyrolising alkaloids to deter predators."
* "I'm so hungry hungry I could eat a bunch of holes in a book."
* "I'm frightened of birds."
* "Do you think a cocoon would fit inside this head?"
* "My mandibles are tough and sharp for chewing leaves."
Half-Orcs

Half-Orcs are a relatively common people in Fantasy Australia. Despite the specificity of their name, the term actually refers to anyone who has a mixture of Humans and Orcs in their ancestry. Half-orcs do not have a capital city or royal family, but are generally fairly integrated into human society and settlements.

## Appearances

* Episode 4: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 1
* Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1
Noggin Knocker

The Noggin Knocker is an Uncommon magical item. It is a warhammer which instead of 1d8 bludgeoning damage does 1d8+1 bludgeoning damage.

A Noggin Knocker is available for sale in the weapons and armour store in Hogan's Knife for 380 gold. During the dropbear attack following the Lotto-Worthington wedding, it is taken while the shopkeeper is magically asleep, and is later carried and used by Plank.

## Appearances

* Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1 (mentioned)
* Episode 7: The Bogan Bash Part 2 (mentioned)
Hogan's Knife

Hogan's Knife is a town in Fantasy Western Australia, in the Bogan Wilds.

It has a stone outer wall which encircles the city, along the top of which are a large number of knives. It has a tall central tower, a temple, a shopping district, and slums that bleed into a more industrial area. Shops include a magical items store run by Grizzard the Wizard 43, a weapons and armour store, a pawn shop, a dried meats store, a baker, a weaver, an undertaker and warehouses of bulk goods. Towards the rear of the town is a live animal warehouse run by Jerome the Gnome.

## Residents

* Grizzard the Wizard 43
* Jerome the Gnome
* Kayleigh Lotto

## Appearances

* Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1
* Episode 7: The Bogan Bash Part 2
Boozy

Boozy is one of the gnomes that runs the Crackatinny Brewery in the Chesty Flats region of Western Fantasy Australia.

## History

At some time before meeting Gadai, McKenzie and Plank, he and the other gnomes established the brewery. Whether this was before or after they fell under the control of Grolsch the Beerholder is unclear.

## Characteristics

Boozy, as his name suggests, is the most drunk of the gnomes. He is generally cheery, but frightened of the attacking manmus.

## Appearances

* Episode 8: The Crackatinny Caper Part 1
* Episode 9: The Crackatinny Caper Part 2
Jerome the Gnome

## History

Little is known of Jerome the Gnome's history prior to his meeting with Gadai, McKenzie  and Plank. He is a bogan gnome resident of Hogan's Knife in the Bogan Wilds and owns a business at the edge of the town buying and selling live animals.

## Characteristics

Jerome is a short and unattractive figure, but cheery and open to meeting new people in the way that many of Fantasy Australia's bogans are. He is quite willing to negotiate over prices for his livestock, and freely shows his emotions by crying with joy during the Lotto-Worthington wedding.

## Episodes

### Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1

Jerome the Gnome greets Gadai, McKenzie and Plank as they enter his stockhouse. He offers to sell them a humpyhorse for 350 gold, and after negotiation offers them the humpyhorse and stabling for Winona Bottlebrush in return for 200 gold and a seat on McKenzie's shoulders for the wedding between Kayleigh Lotto and Nathan "Nuggo" Worthington.

### Episode 7: The Bogan Bash Part 2

As the dropbears fall, Jerome the Gnome remains on McKenzie's shoulders until they reach cover in the pawn shop. From here, she puts him down and he swiftly lives the store.

He is later briefly seen again at his place of business, where Kayleigh Lotto has taken shelter, but after a few words exchanged with McKenzie he leaves the group alone with Kayleigh..

## Appearances

* Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1
* Episode 7: The Bogan Bash Part 2
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Swish

Eclipse's OC, please don't steal. Ivory is a semi-canon character, being the daughter of Prince Winter and Lynx. She did not grow up in the Ice Kingdom although she visits annually with her parents. She is not considered a princess but she is part of the royal heritage. This fact changes over time.
I don't wanna be touched by the fear in your eyes
I don't wanna be left for my demons to find

When the leaves are gone and the beating's sung

Brings the world bang drums

When the leaves are gone and the beating's sung

Brings the world bang drums

Tell me you, will hold me in the golden afterlife

Yeah, you

You don't have to die alone tonight

I will find you in a burning sky

Where the ashes rain in your mind

Sacrifice, sacrifice

If we're closer to the other side

And the heavens will start to cry

Sacrifice, sacrifice

If you start running away

There will be nowhere to hide

If you start running away there will be nowhere to hide

I will find you in a burning sky

Where the ashes rain in your mind

Sacrifice, sacrifice

If we're closer to the otherside

And the heavens are starting to cry

Sacrifice, sacrifice
High Elves

High Elves, generally known as Spiffos, are an uncommon people in Fantasy Australia. The founding High Elf families emigrated from the northern hemisphere, including Greyhawk, but many stayed because they considered it easy to build power and influence in what they considered an uncivilized country.

High Elves are tall, slender and attractive humanoids of Medium size, with appealing looks and long ears. Pale skin is common. They have less body hair, and none are capable of growing beards, leaving many of them with an androgynous look that other races consider feminine. High Elves value intellectual pursuits, which has been known to lead to superiority complexes which drive wedges between local Fantasy Australia residents and High Elves who still keep to quite separate, insular communities.

Their royal family is the Blanchett Family and they are most common around Vagrants' Bay on the east coast.

High Elves are considered by other races to frequently complain about issues including but not limited to the weather, the uncouth nature of other Fantasy Australia residents, insects, cold beer, and larrikinism.

Nicknames for High Elves include spiffos, boffins, twinkletoes, and shitheads. Regardless of gender, they are often called "Sheilas" by other races who consider them all to be effeminate. High Elves outside of their enclaves are frequently subjected to verbal heckling, nuisance behaviour, or even the throwing of small objects.

## Appearances

As McKenzie is a high elf, they have appeared in every episode.
Wombangers

Wombangers are a creature native to Fantasy Australia. They are similar to wombats but significantly larger, approaching the size of a rhino (size category Large, taking up 10ft by 10ft or 3m by 3m).

They are placid, nocturnal and herbivorous, and are adept at burrowing. The name "wombanger" comes from the fact that they bang into and against each other in their dens. They are however very capable of defending themselves, with large claws and thick skulls.

## Appearances

* Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1 (mentioned)
* Episode 8: The Crackatinny Caper Part 1
Furphy

Furphy is one of the gnomes that runs the Crackatinny Brewery in the Chesty Flats region of Western Fantasy Australia.

## History

At some time before meeting Gadai, McKenzie and Plank, he and the other gnomes established the brewery. Whether this was before or after they fell under the control of Grolsch the Beerholder is unclear.

## Characteristics

Furphy, as his name suggests, is given to repeated and outrageous lies. He is generally cheery, but frightened of the attacking manmus.

## Appearances

* Episode 8: The Crackatinny Caper Part 1
* Episode 9: The Crackatinny Caper Part 2
Bernie Dohne

*Now, Bernie Dohne is a very flamboyantly dressed, wealthy-looking man.*

## History

Little is known of Bernie Dohne's history prior to his encounter with Channing Taters, Gadai, McKenzie and Plank. At some point, he came to reside in and became the mayor of Nippenbiddy.

## Characteristics

Bernie Dohne is a self-confident and apparently none too bright individual, who portrays himself as quick to make judgements in the name of caring about his town. However, it is unclear how much of this is actually true, as in sentencing Channing Taters he is putting on a show, since residents of Nippenbiddy are quite aware of the baby fighting going on.

His surprise and disdain at McKenzie's interjection into the 'court' proceedings appears to be genuine, however, as does his nervousness when ambassador Bootie McScoots indicates that Channing has some political protection from the Jackman Family.

## Episodes

### Episode 1: Beyond Barneydome Part 1

After the arrest of Channing Taters, Sheriff Piggy Wolf escorts him to the office of **Bernie Dohne** to accuse him of the three baby murders. Bernie Dohne immediately agrees with Sheriff Piggy Wolf, despite first Channing Taters's protests of innocence and assertion of profiling, and McKenzie pointing out the lack of clear evidence.

### Episode 11: Beyond Barneydome Part 2

Bernie Dohne is mentioned as being one of the council of men who run Nippenbiddy and continue the practice of baby fighting.

## Appearances

* Episode 10: Beyond Barneydome Part 1
* Episode 11: Beyond Barneydome Part 2 (mentioned)

## Quotes

* "Oh no, No, no, no, no. The babies of Nippenbiddy, they don't smell like piss and shit. They smell of baby powder and flowers and rainbows and hopes and aspirations - hopes and aspirations that you took away from them when you poured them down your gullet, sir." - Episode 10: Beyond Barneydome Part 1

## Trivia

* His name is a play on the word Barneydome.
Tieflings

Tieflings are an uncommon people in Fantasy Australia, where they are commonly known as Hellbillies. Most come from a small southern island called the Devil's Arsehole.
As they have yet to master boatmaking and many are afraid of water, very few tieflings ever leave this island. Due to this, the population is very isolated, and it is a common joke on the mainland that tieflings are inbred.

Their legends claimed that they were born of flame and emerged from an ancient volcano known as Demonspewer. Other legends claim that some red guy had sex with a goat.

Their royal family is the Kidman Family.

Nicknames for them include hellbilly, hornhead, tazlings, while racial slurs include pit-shits, beelzebums, bonedomes, and goatfuckers.

## Known Individuals

* Plank
* Candace Kidman

## Appearances

As Plank is a tiefling, they have appeared in every episode. Tieflings other than Plank have appeared in the following episodes:

* Episode 40: Big Trouble in Little Wyna Part 1
* Episode 41: Big Trouble in Little Wyna Part 2
* Episode 119: The Goog, The Bard and the Hellbilly Part 1
* Episode 120: The Goog, The Bard and the Hellbilly Part 2
Winona Bottlebrush

Winona Bottlebrush is a humpyhorse previously belonging to Gadai, McKenzie  and Plank. She is a female humpyhorse taken from the Chunky Bloke Pie Mine to pull the Pie Wagon.

## Appearances

* Episode 4: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 1 (mentioned)
* Episode 5: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 2 (mentioned)
* Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1
Iron Flask

The Iron Flask is a Legendary wondrous item which does not require attunement. It is a magical item which is capable of trapping creatures which are not native to the plane of existence on which it is being used.

It appears that Iron Flasks work differently in Fantasy Australia, as the user is the one to make the DC17 Wisdom check to force the creature into it. Additionally, Iron Flasks are capable of holding more than one creature at a time.

Once trapped, creature in the Iron Flask does not age. However, in Fantasy Australia trapped creatures still have normal bodily functions, rendering the flask an increasingly unpleasant place to be trapped.

As an action, an individual can remove the stopper and release the trapped creature. For one hour, the creature will be friendly to the person who removes the stopper and will follow their commands to the best of their ability. However, after this hour it will return to its usual alignment and behaviour.

An Iron Flask is found in the lair of Grolsch the Beerholder, in the caverns beneath the Crackatinny Brewery. It is taken by Plank after the release of Grolsch, and turns out to contain the Mozzieloth Bungstunger.

## Appearances

* Episode 9: The Crackatinny Caper Part 2
* Episode 14: Baby Piggy Brayden Part 1 (mentioned)
Zantasia

## History

Little is known of Zantasia's history prior to his encounter with Gadai, McKenzie and Plank. At some point, he established himself as a trader and merchant in Nippenbiddy. His shop sells various products including alcohol, bread, cheese, pickles and meat, and he is also capable of giving tattoos.

## Characteristics

Zantasia is a showman with a rich, plummy voice, who claims to sell items from across the globe in his small rural store. He uses highbrow and elaborate language in normal conversation, and exaggerates the quality of his goods. It is unclear whether or not he really does taste the meat before buying it to put into his sandwiches, although he claims to do so.
He flirts with Channing Taters when Channing asks to inspect the meat from his store, and playfully chides himself for doing so. However, he is easily intimidated when Plank threatens him.
While he is aware of the large number of children who vanish in the town, and implies that he may be aware that things are not as they seem, it is unclear whether he knows about the disappearances or merely has his suspicions.

## Episodes

### Episode 10: Beyond Barneydome Part 1

Zantasia is mentioned by Wenzo as one of the individuals who might be able to help Channing Taters, Gadai, McKenzie and Plank in clearing Channing's name after he has been accused of murder.

### Episode 11: Beyond Barneydome Part 2

Zantasia is in his merchant shop when Channing Taters, Plank, and the two teenaged boys who attacked them arrive. Plank asks about buying alcohol, while Channing Taters questions Zantasia about where he gets the meat for his sandwiches. Zantasia states it is from a merchant who travels in from the east.
He welcomes the two into his shop and playfully flirts with Channing, before Plank intercedes and threatens him. Scared, Zantasia wavers over telling Plank something that he knows or suspects about the disappearance of the children, when Figgy Wiggins abruptly appears with Charlie Parsnip.Figgy Wiggins blames Zantasia and Charlie Parsnip for the strange occurences on the town.

## Appearances

* Episode 10: Beyond Barneydome Part 1 (mentioned)
* Episode 11: Beyond Barneydome Part 2

## Quotes

* "I get it from a supplier from the east. He comes down with his wagon full of meat and I take *only*the best cuts. I smell each cut, and I touch each cut, and I listen to each cut, and I smell each cut, and I taste each cut... I use all of my senses on every cut." - Episode 11: Beyond Barneydome Part 2
* "Oh, you are the cutest. Come on in and get a whiff of my meat." - Episode 11: Beyond Barneydome Part 2

## Trivia

* Zantasia is the only man on the list Wenzo collects who is not confirmed to be part of the Nippenbiddy council or directly responsible for events. His level of involvement is left ambiguous.
Kenny Wonkers

*Intro quote*

## History

Kenny Wonkers was a resident of Gunnacarkit and an employee of Solomon Brumby in his bakery. While mixing white icing for Breast Awareness Day, he became distracted by a busty coworker, and his finger was severed by the mixer.

Brumby was delighted by the resultant pink icing but, in order to silence Kenny, killed him. Kenny was taken to the basement and beaten over the head with a brick, the body left down there. Kenny's ghost remained tied to the mixer in the bakery.

## Characteristics

Kenny is the ghost of a human male. He is fairly cheery and pleasant, wanting conversation and the return of his missing finger before he will give up his name, and less expressively angry than many of the other ghosts regarding his death at the hands of Brumby.

## Episodes

### Episode 13: Spookaroo Special, The Haunted Bakery Part 2

One of the sets of skeletal remains found in the basement of the bakery is noted to be missing a finger.

In the main room of the bakery, a rack mysteriously fills with fresh-looking finger buns. McKenzie identifies that there is a form of illusion magic on them, but when Plank picks one up it contains a human finger, spewing blood, and when he takes a bite the taste is acrid and dusty. The illusion breaks to reveal that the buns are mouldy and dusty. The mixer beside them starts to work, and the group invite the ghost in the mixer to exit.

The ghost initially withholds his name in favour of conversation, seeking to tell his story. He explains the injury that he experienced and that when he tried to lay claim to the idea of the pink icing, Solomon Brumby murdered him for it. He offers to tell them his name if they remove his hand from the mixer.

Before Gadai can suggest using the Immovable Rod again, Plank sticks his hand into the mixer to retrieve the finger. He fights the mixer with his handaxe, leaving it exploding into pieces to reveal a skeletal finger. They give it to Kevin, who thanks them, gives them his name, and vanishes.

## Appearances

* Episode 13: Spookaroo Special, The Haunted Bakery Part 2

## Quotes

* "No, just Breast Awareness in general."
* "And the funny thing was, there was another baker in here with particularly large breasts, and I got distracted by a couple of fine baps, let me tell you, and I lost a finger in the mixer!"
* "He thought that pink icing for Breast Awareness Day was even better, because nipples are pink!"
Potion of Animal Friendship

Animal Friendship Potion is an Uncommon magical item (potion) which, when ingested, gives the drinker the effects of the Animal Friendship spell (Wisdom save DC 13) for one hour.

The Animal Friendship spell allows the caster to charm a beast to convince it that they mean it no harm. The spell will not work on a beast of Intelligence 4 or higher; beasts with an intelligence lower than this must make a wisdom saving throw or be charmed for twenty-four hours or until the caster or one of their companions harms the animal.

An Animal Friendship Potion is carried by Plank.

## Appearances

* Episode 3: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 3 (mentioned)
Pusbum

*The other guy is Pusbum, and Pusbum's even skinnier and weirder looking, and has got a rusty sword.*
*- Luke, Episode 1: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 1*

## History

Nothing is known of Pusbum's history prior to his meeting with the player characters. At this time, he is a bushranger working for Methface, alongside Shitgob. They work to the east of Buggaroo, and Methface indicates they patrol the road each Saturday.

## Episodes

### Episode 1: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 1

Pusbum is one of a party of three bushrangers who attempt to hold up the Chunky Bloke Pie Mine stagecoach. He is ordered by Methface to collect the money which Plank throws on the ground. He is injured but survives the ensuing fight, and flees along with Methface.

### Episode 8: The Crackatinny Caper Part 1

Methface calls Pusbum to join him in the clearing as he is talking to Gadai, McKenzie and Plank. Pusbum does not speak or directly interact with the group

## Appearances

* Episode 1: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 1
* Episode 8: The Crackatinny Caper Part 1

## Trivia

* As it was Pusbum who was sent to collect the money and whom Gadai and Plank attacked, he should have been killed in the initial fight. His survival was in fact due to Luke mixing up the characters of Pusbum and Shitgob.
* It is stated that having a bum full of pus means that any attacks by that character inflict only half damage.
Smart Arse (Cap)

The Smart Arse is an Uncommon magic item which requires attunement. Once attuned, it gives the wearer an Intelligence score of 19 (it has no effect if the wearer's Int score is 19 or higher without the item). It is based on the D&D item Headband of Intellect.

It looks like a trucker's cap with a pair of novelty buttocks on it.

One was available in Hogan's Knife, being sold by Grizzard the Wizard 43 for 425 gold pieces. Following the dropbear attack by the Kidman Family, it was taken by the party and worn by McKenzie.

It is sacrificed in Episode 13: Spookaroo Special, The Haunted Bakery Part 2 in order for the group to get a further clue about the identity of one of the ghosts haunting Solomon Brumby's Bakery in Gunnacarkit.

## Appearances

* Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1 (mentioned)
* Episode 7: The Bogan Bash Part 2
* Episode 13: Spookaroo Special, The Haunted Bakery Part 2
Clint Flicker

Clint Flicker is a travelling salesman and entrepeneur who is not very good at font spacing. He is a human  male in his late forties, not particularly attractive but with a charismatic stage presence.

His former events have included "Bogans to Bangers" and "World's Hunkiest Babies".

He creates and tours the event "Clint Flicker's Travelling Beauty Contest", which stops at Buggaroo, Dunbummin, Bewdy Hill and Mingin. It offers an exotic holiday as a prize. It is unclear whether he formed this beauty contest which was then hijacked by the succubus Bacardi, or whether the succubus forced him to create the contest.

## Episodes

### Episode 4: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties, Part 1

Clint Flicker appears in the large tent set up on the outskirts of town and introduces his contest.He starts off welcoming and friendly, but as time goes on becomes increasingly frenetic and desperate to keep up the pace of the competition. Abruptly, a large pink portal opens up on the stage, and Clint Flicker is sucked into it along with all of the contestants.

### Episode 5: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties, Part 2

Clint Flicker is found by Gadai, McKenzie  and Plank  in the seventh circle of The Clungeon, naked and chained at the feet of Bacardi. He looks relieved as soon as the group begin to fight Bacardi, and is freed from his chains with her death. He is presumably deposited in the field outside Mingin with the other people freed from The Clungeon.

## Appearances

* Episode 4: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 1
* Episode 5: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 2
Jackman Family

The Jackman Family are one of the royal families of Fantasy Australia. They are weredingledongers, but publicly portray themselves as humans. They are settled in Whoopdy Woo , in the furthest north area of the continent. The head of their house is Wolverton Jackman.

## Known Members

* Wolverton Jackman
* Channing Taters

## Appearances

* Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1 (mentioned)
* Episode 10: Beyond Barneydome Part 1 (mentioned)

## Trivia

* The Jackman Family is named for award-winning Australian actor Hugh Jackman, best known for playing Wolverine in the live-action X-Men movies.
Chime of Opening

The Chime of Opening is a rare magical item. It is a hollow metal tube, approximately 1' (30cm) in length and 1lb (450g) in weight, which when used makes a clear ringing sound. As an action, the user can strike it and point it at a door, lock, or other object within 120ft. One lock or latch on the object will open as long as the sound can reach it. It has ten uses, at which point it breaks.

A Chime of Opening is given to the party by Ken Oath of Bewdy Hill, and later carried by McKenzie.

## Appearances

* Episode 5: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 2 (mentioned)
* Episode 11: Beyond Barneydome Part 2 (First use)
* Episode 12: Spookaroo Special, The Haunted Bakery Part 1 (Second use)
* Episode 13: Spookaroo Special, The Haunted Bakery Part 2 (Third, fourth and fifth uses.)
Wally Parsnip

*Two scared young boys, probably about sixteen years old, look at you with very wide eyes.*

## History

Little is known of Wally Parsnip's history prior to his meeting with Channing Taters and Plank. His father Charlie Parsnip is the priest of Nippenbiddy, and it seems likely that he has lived in the village his entire life. His mother is unknown.
As Charlie Parsnip is one of the Nippenbiddy council, Wally was protected from becoming one of the large numbers of children injured or killed as part of the secret nighttime baby fighting rings.

## Characteristics

Wally Parsnip is an obedient teenage boy, willing to do whatever his father tells him to including attacking outsiders for possibly no given reason. When two of his friends are killed in a fight with Channing and Plank, Wally does not fully panic but does surrender and answer Plank's questions.

## Episodes

### Episode 11: Beyond Barneydome Part 2

Charlie Parsnip, along with three other teens, attack Channing Taters and Plank at the request of their fathers. After two of the boys are killed, the other two surrender, and Wally Parsnip explains to Plank why they attacked.
Channing and Plank take the boys with them to the store of Zantasia, but the boys seem to slip away instead.

## Quotes

* "W- we just wanted you to stop the investigation and go on because we're, we're very suspicious of outsiders." - Episode 11: Beyond Barneydome Part 2

## Trivia

* Either the church to which Charlie Parnsip belongs does not forbid its priests from having children, or that within the Nippenbiddy village Parnsip ignores the rules of his church.
King Wortho

King Samwise "Wortho" Worthington is the head of the Worthington Family, one of the eight Royal Houses of Fantasy Australia. He resides in King's Knob.
It is his policy that individuals who cannot hold down a job lose access to their benefits, including their feet.

## Appearances

* Episode 1: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 1 (mentioned)
* Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1 (mentioned)
Plank

Plank is the tiefling  fighter played by Zach.

His full name is Rigor Morris, but he goes by Plank. He is 28 years old at the beginning of the story.

He is 5'4 and of a stocky, muscular build, with red skin. Like all tieflings, he has horns, but his are significantly shorter than average and he is self-conscious about them. During his time in The Clungeon, it is revealed that he has hooves.

Plank's randomly rolled ideal is The Greater Good.

When living on the Devil's Arsehole, Plank worked as a blacksmith. In his first explanation of his history to the group, he stated that he had accidentally used some magical metal and created a weapon that killed a large number of people, including a large number of the enemy.
Shitgob

*There, with the little dagger, looking pretty suspicious - well, it's a dirty knife - is a guy that goes by the name of Shitgob. Now, he's a dirty, scrawny little fucker who's looking around, y'know, furtively.*
*- Luke, Episode 1: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 1!*

## History[1]

Nothing is known of Shitgob's history prior to his meeting with the player characters. At this time, he is a bushranger working for Methface, alongside Pusbum. They work to the east of Buggaroo, and Methface indicates they patrol the road each Saturday.

## Episodes[2]

### Episode 1: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 1![3]

Shitgob is one of a party of three bushrangers who attempt to hold up the Chunky Bloke Pie Mine stagecoach. He is killed by the player characters in the ensuing fight, with the final blow being a Firebolt from McKenzie. Plank searches his body, which Methface and Pusbum leave behind, but finds nothing of value or note.

## Trivia

* As it was Pusbum who was sent to collect the money and whom Gadai and Plank attacked, Shitgob should have survived this fight. His death was in fact due to Luke mixing up the characters of Pusbum and Shitgob.
* It is stated that having a gob full of shit means that any attacks by that character inflict only half damage.
Wenham Family

The Wenham Family are one of the royal families of Fantasy Australia. They are gnomes. They are settled in Didgieridge, in the central region of the south coast.

## Appearances

* Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1 (mentioned)

## Trivia

* The Wenham family is named after celebrated Australian actor David Wenham, best known worldwide for his role as Faramir in Lord of the Rings and additionally well-known within Australia for his role as love interest Diver Dan in TV series SeaChange.
Humans

Humans are the most common race in Fantasy Australia.Their royal family is the Worthington Family, whose capital city is King's Knob in the east. The Jackman Family also present themselves as human, from Whoopdy Woo  in the far north.

As humans are the most common race, they often consider themselves "baseline" or "normal", and all other races to be deviations from their mean. Humans are often opportunistic and go-getting, but also willing to mistreat members of other peoples in order to succeed. If they cannot do something, or fake doing something, they may be inclined to burn it down instead.

Racial slurs include: arsehole, dickhead, cocksmack, and fuckstick, though it is not clear why any of these are specific to humans.

## Human Characters

* Alf the Steward
* Clint Flicker
* Dicko
* Frikken Oath
* Kayleigh Lotto
* Ken Oath
* King Samwise "Wortho" Worthington
* Methface
* Nathan "Nuggo" Worthington
* Pusbum
* Shitgob
* Stevie
* Stevie's Mother
* Wenzo
* Whipper

## Appearances

* Episode 1: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 1
* Episode 2: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 2
* Episode 3: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 3
Elves

Elves is a term used in Fantasy Australia to refer to non-High Elves, encompassing Wood Elves and potentially other sub-groups. They are an uncommon people in Fantasy Australia. Their royal family is the Robbie Family, whose seat is at Quim's Dock in the south-east.

## Appearances

* Episode 59: The Case of Jace and the Ten Roses Part 1
The Portal to Boogeyland

**The Portal to Boogeyland** is the eighth episode of season one.

## Plot synopsis

*Chris and Tyler solve Madison's Boogie Man problem.*

## Appearances

* Christopher Wheadon as Chris
* Tyler Mitchell as Tyler
* Adara Toop as Madison

## Notes & trivia

* *Tyler Armentrout was unable to direct due to scheduling conflicts. Andrew Stevens, who had mononucleosis at the time, stepped in to direct.*
* "*The Portal to Boogeyland" was originally titled "On the Topic of Cheesebeetums." Tyler Armentrout repeatedly referred to cheeseburgers as "cheesebeetums" on set and it made it into the show.*
Gnomish Grenades

Gnomish Grenades are a weapon created by some of the gnomes of Crackatinny Brewery, and stand as an example of gnomish ingenuity and tinkering prowess. It is not likely that Shonky was involved, however, as the grenades are quite reliable in their actions.

## Gnomish Dynamite

Gnomish dynamite greandes were simple high explosives (that is, explosives which detonate and create high pressure waves, rather than simply burning quickly). They dealt 3d6 non-magical bludgeoning damage to all targets in a 30ft radius, or half that damage on a successful Dexterity save.

## Gnomish Frag Grenades

Gnomish frag grenades had been fitted with metal shards, and are designed so that it is these shards, and not the detonation itself, which does damage. They dealt 5d6 non-magical piercing damage to all tagets in a 30ft radius, or half that damage on a successful Dexterity save.

## Appearances

* Episode 9: The Crackatinny Caper Part 2
* Episode 10: Beyond Barneydome Part 1
Gnomes

Gnomes, often called "sprogs" are an uncommon people in Fantasy Western Australia. Their Royal Family is the Wenham Family, and they are most numerous around Didgieridge in the centre of the southern coast.

Gnomes are a Small people and even shorter than halflings, generally under 3'0 (90cm) tall. They are generally considered less cute, or even less attractive, than halflings. They do, however, have prehensile penises.
Due to their size, and less physically retaliatory nature compared to halflings, gnomes can be targeted by other residents. However, in response their society has tended towards tinkering and innovation, developing skills and tools to defend themselves or even get ahead of other peoples.

They appear in the third circle of The Clungeon, dedicated to sensual massages.

Racial slurs include: spoofs, spanners, Benjamin Buttmen, wrinkle-hooded semi-mongrels.

## Known Individuals

* Boozy
* Furphy
* Grizzard the Wizard 43
* Jerome the Gnome
* Nuddy
* Shonky
* Spunky
* Stroppy
* Sweary

## Appearances

* Episode 5: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 2
* Episode 6: The Bogan Bash Part 1
* Episode 7: The Bogan Bash Part 2
* Episode 8: The Crackatinny Caper Part 1
* Episode 9: The Crackatinny Caper Part 2
Sexy Goat Boy

Sexy Goat Boy is a satyr encountered by the party in the fourth circle of The Clungeon .

## Episodes

### Episode 5:The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 2!

After Plank  and McKenzie  fail to successfully move with stealth through the fourth circle of The Clungeon, Sexy Goat Boy approaches them and propositions them both. After Plank responds, Sexy Goat Boy uses an Erotic Touch that causes Plank to remove his boots.

Plank and Sexy Goat Boy bond over both having hooves and horns, and exchange flirtatious lines as McKenzie becomes increasingly frustrated with them. However, when Sexy Goat Boy gets Plank to take hold of his horns, Plank then knees him in the face instead. Sexy Goat Boy likes it, but advises them that they might be better suited to the next circle of the Clungeon.

Before leaving, Plank strokes Sexy Goat Boy's face and says "It was good for me too". Sexy Goat Boy gives Plank his chatterpillar number.

## Appearances

* Episode 5: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 2!

## Quotes

* "Trip trap, trip trap, here I come with my little goat legs, my little jaunty goat legs. Hello. I got my little jaunty goat legs, ding ding ding ding. I wanna frolic with someone. Who wants to frolic with me?"
Clint Flicker's Travelling Beauty Contest

*Calling all lovelies! It's time to enter Clint Flicker's Travelling Beauty Contest!*
*Dapper Clint Flicker, host of such travelling shows as "Bogans to Bangers" and "World's Hunkiest Babies", is looking for bonnie blokes and pretty ladies to compete for the title of most beautiful and lovely. Enter and you could win an exotic holiday.*
- Ken Oath reading from an advertizing flier, Episode 4: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 1
## Description

Clint Flicker's Travelling Beauty Contest is a competition run by entrepeneur and would-be showman Clint Flicker. It tours a number of small towns in Fantasy Western Australia, inviting attractive individuals to compete for the chance to win a holiday.

However, the tent in which the comptetition is held is linked by powerful plane-shifting magic to The Clungeon, where the rule of the succubus Bacardi sorts individuals by attractiveness throughout seven rings so that she can feed off the sexual energy which they produce. It is not clear whether Bacardi forced Clint Flicker to create this event, or whether it was already in place when she became involved.

The competition visited:

* Buggaroo
* Dunbummin
* Bewdy Hill
* Mingin

## Appearances

* Episode 4: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 1
* Episode 5: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 2
Geoffrey Notstumpyton

Geoffrey Notstumpyton was a dwarf and a former employee of the Chunky Bloke Pie Mine. He was killed during Mrs Mac's attempted takeover of the mine, and his body partially eaten by piebugs. His body was later found by Gadai, McKenzie and Plank; Plank placed his hand into the hole that had been eaten into Geoffrey's body and was attacked by the piebug hidden there.

## Appearances

* Episode 3: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 3! (deceased)
Ken Oath

Ken Oath is the Mayor of Bewdy Hill, and he prefers to keep his face hidden in the dark as he is hideously ugly How he convinced Frikken Oath to marry him is something of a mystery in itself, although he states that the office of mayor makes him attractive to women. In more recent times he graduated to wearing a mask which has allowed him to increase the lighting in his office without putting visitors off their lunch.

Ken generally seems to consider our heroes an alright mob, though that might change if he knew they suspected him of being behind the Jokebloke murders.

## Characteristics

When Ken Oath is first met, he describes himself as ugly in vivid terms, and it is indicated when McKenzie and Plank see him that his statement was not inaccurate. He is greasy-faced, with a filthy moustache, glaucoma in his eyes, scabs on his chest and wearing an open shirt.

## Episodes

### Episode 4: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 1

Ken Oath agrees with Wenzo to have Gadai, McKenzie and Plank investigate the disappearance of attractive people, including Ken's wife Frikken Oath, from his town. He agrees to pay well if they succeed, although after meeting them in person he is dubious about their capabilities.

He keeps his office dark so that people cannot see his face, and is unsurprised but annoyed when McKenzie vomits at the sight of him.

### Episode 5: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 2

When the party returns to Mingin with Frikken, Ken Oath thanks and pays them. He is again unsurprised when Gadai and Plank vomit at the sight of him.

## Appearances

* Episode 4: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 1
* Episode 44: Phantom of the Keith Legend Memorial Jokebloke Theatre Part 1

## Quotes

* "My face looks like a face coming out of a dog's bum and that face is throwing up... on another dog's throw up. That's what my face looks like."

## Trivia

* To look at Ken Oath and not vomit requires a DC20 Constitution check.
The Barneydome

The Barneydome is a fighting arena in the town of Nippenbiddy in Fantasy Western Australia. It is built into the Nippenbiddy Mountain itself, and is the most famous element of the town and the heart of its economy.

The Barneydome is enchanted against the use of magical effects. This is not the spell Antimagic Field, as it does not remove existing magical effects from items. It is unclear whether it targets other abilities (such as the Legendary Actions of certain creatures) or paladin auras. Matches are overseen and commentated by Reg the Wedge.

During the day, the Barneydome hosts set matches between teams of contestants who have voluntarily entered. This includes at least one qualification round leading into the prize round. An example prize would be a sum of 5,000 gold pieces. These daytime fights were somewhat sparsely attended, with the arena often at less than half of its capacity.

However, shortly after the building of the Barneydome and over the next twenty years or so, the idea was put forward to instead have babies fight each other. Babies were drawn either from the children of Nippenbiddy residents, or at least occasionally visitors of the town who were talked or tricked into drinking potions that reduced them to their baby size. It does not appear to have occurred to the residents of Nippenbiddy to ask fighters to consensually take part in fights at their baby size. It is unclear what prize, if any, was available to the winners of these baby battles.

The continuation of the fighting of babies was supported by the ruling Council in Nippenbiddy, including mayor Bernie Dohne, Sheriff Piggy Wolf, butcher Bob Gravy, priest Charlie Parsnip, wizard Figgy Wiggins, and Barneydome announcer Reg the Wedge.

Channing Taters, Gadai, McKenzie and Plank were tricked into taking potions that returned them to their baby size and forced to take part in one of these fights. However, McKenzie was able to persuade all participants to stop fighting and leave the arena together.

## Appearances

* Episode 10: Beyond Barneydome Part 1
* Episode 11: Beyond Barneydome Part 2
Pixies

Pixies are a very rare people, and it is not known whether they are native to the material plane on which Fantasy Western Australia sits or whether they only exist in other planes. They are small, fey people, approximately one foot in height and able to fly.

They appear in the fourth circle of The Clungeon, the erotic library.

## Appearances

* Episode 5: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 2
Snakeblokes

Snakeblokes are a rare people in Fantasy Australia.

They have a long snake's tail, well-proportioned human torsos, but arms that taper to points in a similar way to their tails. They do not have hands. They can be described as "upside-down tridents".

They appear in the Second Circle of The Clungeon, The Cleansing Chambers.

## Appearances

* Episode 5: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 2
Frikken Oath

Frikken Oath is the wife of Ken Oath, they Mayor of Bewdy Hill. She enters Clint Flicker's Travelling Beauty Contest and is granted entry to the tent, but is placed in the seventh circle after entering.

None of which tells you much about who Frikken *really* is. You can bet your arse she doesn't define herself based only on her relationship to Ken. However relatively little of her complex inner life has been revealed.
Dante Bloody Wilson

Dante Bloody Wilson is a noted historical bush poet of Fantasy Australia. He is best known for his epic poem concerning demiplane The Clungeon, describing its seven circles of attractiveness and how to pass through it. This poem is generally taught as fiction, although events experienced by Gadai, McKenzie and Plank prove it to be correct.

## Appearances

* Episode 5: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 2 (mentioned)
Richard Dickson

*You notice that in the corner there is a humanoid figure hanging from a rope.*

## History

Richard Dickson was a resident of Gunnacarkit who had at least one sibling. In his teen years, he was an employee at Solomon Brumby's Bakery.

He met his death by a broken neck due to hanging in a back room of the bakery, but because of the unfinished business of the money owed to his relatives he remained trapped as a ghost. Solomon Brumby hid his body in the basement. He was remembered by his family, who at times placed flowers at the gates of the closed bakery.

## Characteristics

Richard was a teenage boy with facial acne so severe that it was all but disfiguring. He is grateful to be called by his real name again.

## Episodes

### Episode 12: Spookaroo Special, The Haunted Bakery Part 1

Charlotte mentions that she is placing flowers outside Solomon Brumby's Bakery in memory of her great-uncle Richard Dickson.

### Episode 13: Spookaroo Special, The Haunted Bakery Part 2

Richard's skeletal remains are among those found in the basement, with his skeleton having a broken neck.

His ghost is found in the form of a hanged figure in the back room of the bakery. The ghost does not react to the entrance of Gadai, McKenzie and Plank, not speaking and not moving until McKenzie pokes him with a quarterstaff so that he turns to face them.

When Gadai uses the name Richard Dickson, he replies "Nobody's called me that in years", and he says farewell as Gadai leaves.

## Appearances

* Episode 12: Spookaroo Special, The Haunted Bakery Part 1
* Episode 13: Spookaroo Special, The Haunted Bakery Part 2

## Trivia

* While it is clear that Richard's severe acne was the inspiration for the bakery creation Spotted Dick, it is unclear how it came to be invented.
* It is also unknown whether Richard's death was suicide or murder.
Mingin

Mingin is a small town in Fantasy Western Australia. It has a mixed population including humans, half-orcs, dwarves and Boganbears.

It was the final stop on the tour of Clint Flicker's Travelling Beauty Contest, and the stop where Gadai, McKenzie and Plank infiltrated the contest to solve the associated disappearances.

## Appearances

### Episode 4: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 1

Mingin forms the last stop of Clint Flicker's Travelling Beauty Contest.
Dwarves

Dwarves are a common people in Fantasy Australia, where they are commonly known as Tatermen. They are most common in Fantasy Western Australia, where the royal Edgerton Family has the coastal capital city of Taterton.
Dwarves are a medium-size people, generally around five feet in height, with powerful and sturdy builds. They have impressive amounts of hair, including body hair, and of course magnificent beards.

Dwarves are commonly known as tatermen because they are short, lumpy, and live in the dark. This is meant both figuratively and literally, because while many live and work underground, for example in mining operations, many of the other races of Fantasy Australia also withhold information from them in order to exploit their lack of knowledge.

Due to their role in the pie mining industry, dwarves are known for eating significant numbers of pies. Their strong, stout physique often leads to them being considered fat. Racial stereotypes state that between their physical work, they tend to take long breaks, and may even fall asleep in a pile in the corner. Urban legend states that if a group of dwarves become entangled by the beards, they form a "Taterking”. Conversely, a small tumbleweed of rogue taterman hair is called a “Tatertot”.

In The Clungeon, attractive dwarves are found in the third circle, which is given over to sensual massages.

## Dwarf Characters

* Boont
* Definitely Stumpy
* Geoffrey Notstumpyton
* Griffon
* Jolo
* Maud Gooderthan
* Ratrooter

## Appearances

* Episode 2: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 2
* Episode 3: The Pie Mine Mystery Part 3
* Episode 5: The Mystery of the Bewdy Hill Beauties Part 2
* Episode 13: Spookaroo Special, The Haunted Bakery Part 2