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Vistgaart Citadel

**Vistgaart Citadel** is a mighty and imposing stone fortress located on the western edge of Vil in Obeddore, first mentioned in the *Check Please!* season one episode "Confrontation" (C1 S1 E17) and directly appearing in the next episode "Too Hot To Trot" (C1 S1 E18). It is strategically positioned to protect the main road into the nation-state's territory, and is the base of operations for a large portion of Vil's standing armed forces. It is described as large and two-tiered, with multiple towers, inner and outer courtyards, and a series of several gates designed to delay any potential attackers. Past the main outer gate, there is a stable built along the southern wall of the outer courtyard. At the time of the *Check Please!* Party's visit in 763 3E, the citadel's commander was General Ernst Barvold.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Too Hot To Trot" (C1 S1 E18)
List of Check Please! ship names

## Canon Ships

The following are considered official and canonical for character pairings in *Check Please!*.

* Gro'h + Sol = Soloh
* Petravian + Hummel = Pummel
* Sol + Siva = Soliva
* Alec + Sol = Asol (pronounced "ah-sol")
* Petravian + Karis = Paris
* Markus + Tellie = Martell
* Markus + Sol = Solus (pronounced "soul-less")
* Xander + Sol = Solamander

## Crack Ships

The following are considered Non-Canon:

* Alec + Gro'h = Aloh
* Alec + Gro'h + Vera = Aloh Vera
* Petravian + Sol = Petrol
Queensmen

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## Group

### Activities

Espionage
Reconnaissance
Assassination

## Key Figures

### Allies

The Check Please! Party

The **Queensmen** are the intelligence agents of the Derehaimish state, sworn in allegiance to Queen Matilda and directly answerable to head spymaster Book. They are tasked with observation, infiltration, and influence missions across the Southern Continent in order to benefit Dereham's position in world affairs.

## Formation

Many centuries ago, after the initial foundation of Dereham, and the Ascension of Matilda into the Undying Queen, she realized that she needed more eyes and ears to keep her fledgling nation alive from external, and internal, threats. She decided that the creation of an elite and magically empowered intelligence agency was the best route to give her new nation the best chance at countering any adversaries on the global stage. For the last six hundred or so years, the Queensmen have been serving the crown faithfully (if not fanatically).

## Recruitment

The Queensmen tend to recruit from those in particular hardship, the downtrodden, the orphan, the forgotten, and give them a higher purpose, and magical empowerment to better their nation. Recruitment tends to be a difficult process, with many of the hopefuls falling short of the rigorous mental and physical requirements, but those that succeed are rewarded with a private ceremony with the Queen herself, where they are empowered with her very essence. This empowerment ties their souls to hers and grants them a fraction of her magical might, as well as some of her agelessness. In fact, a Queensman tends to age at roughly 1/2 the speed of a normal human.

## Influence

The Queensmen are spoken of in hushed tones among the Derehaimish people, often in reverence, respect, and sometimes fear. Those who are known or more open in their affiliations are often treated as minor celebrities or given various perks within society.

Outside of their nation, they are looked at as monstrous, horrible beings who tied their souls to a rotting queen upon a throne of death and lies. They are cursed and derided as much as possible, and if captured are swiftly put to the sword.
That Which Hungers

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## Deity

### Pronouns

She/Her/Hers
They/Them/Theirs
It/It/Its

### Worshippers

Dark Elves

**That Which Hungers** is an ancient Elder Being from the primordial times of Aedron, acting as one of the primal aspects that first guided the life seeded on the planet by Eden. The deity is worshiped extensively by the Dark Elves of the Underworld.

## Partial List of Appearances

### *Check Please!* Campaign One

* Approaching the Wall (C1 S2 E50)
* Freedom and Failures (C1 S2 E60)
The Bitter Drink

**The Bitter Drink** is a tavern and inn located in Xerith in the Free States. It first appears in the *Snake Eyes* season one episode "Freedom" (C1 E5), when it is visited by Jaculus and Pidge; it is subsequently visited only a day later by Lavi and Jupp.

The tavern is described as large and popular, and being comprised of multiple levels, with a fairly large stage, a well-stocked bar, and several long tables on the first floor, an open area and balcony on the second, and guest rooms available for rent on the third.

The bartender, Lorenz, is a particularly charming member of the sizable staff, demonstrably skilled in a number of different... entertainments.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Snake Eyes* S1 – "Freedom" (C1 E5)
2. ↑ *Snake Eyes* S1 – "Confessions" (C1 E8)
The Seaside Spices

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## Show Appearances

### *Check Please!*

"Can I Pet Your Shnookums?" (C1 S1 E52)

**The Seaside Spices** is a restaurant that appears in the *Check Please!* season one episode "Can I Pet Your Shnookums?" (C1 S1 E52). Located on the waterfront in the east of Hayle in the nation of Dereham, it serves gnomish food, and is recommended to the Check Please! Party by Alec.
To Be Yours

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## *Yes Please!* Episode(s)

### Episode(s)

14 (Yes Please!)
52.5 (Check Please!)

### Released

09 Dec 2020 (YouTube)
16 Jun 2021 (Podcasts)
27 Jun 2021 (YouTube)

## Links

### Podcast

Apple Podcasts
 Amazon Music
 Spotify

*Check Please!*

*Yes Please!*

"**To Be Yours**" is the 14th episode of *Yes Please!*, a companion series that goes into greater detail of the characters and events of *Check Please!* season one, of which it is considered episode 52.5.
The Great City of Ismere

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## Capital City

**The Great City of Ismere**, also known as Old Ismere and simply Ismere, was the Capital of Mankind on the Northern Continent. It was founded after the Second Migration, an Age ago.

Foundation

Population

Factions

Leadership

Crisis

Salvation

Calamity

Ruination
The Softest Sheath

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## Show Appearances

### *Yes Please!*

"The Call for Help" (20)

**The Softest Sheath** is the World's preeminent establishment for spreading the art of love. Started centuries ago by worshipers of Prennia as a means of spreading her influence in the world, the establishment caters to call kinds, and offers the widest possible selection of companions. The Establishment itself is magically enhanced and does not reside where it seems, often connected to up to four different locations at once though a series of enchanted doors. The Softest Sheath often moves around at the whims of its current proprietor, Allie Bertrand.

## Companions

* Berthe Burrows (Halfling)
* Catlyn (Succubus)
* Filverel Quiyarus (Elf)
* Ginorlienne (Erinyes)
* Gladdiline Earthbasher (Dwarf)
* Haily (Satyr)
* Hephonia (Harpy)
* Inigo Chubb (Halfling)
* Ivemalis Aevalur (Elf)
* Jarlaith Fardi (Half-Elf)
* Kassebera Waraxe (Dwarf)
* Keena Littlefoot (Halfling)
* Mariana Behdazi (Human)
* Mephethia (Naga)
* Mydaiel (Angel)
* Nagrub (Half-Orc)
* Orinore (Erinyes)
* Raish (Human)
* Raziel (Angel)
* Rhodina Ghelmer (Human)
* Rinnis Krasmus (Gnome)
* Rosemaris (Dryad)
* Rosh (Satyr)
* Salihn Faezana (Elf)
* Sendy Telminnicus (Gnome)
* Shelur Grimtooth-Jones (Half-Orc)
* Tolbert Selmidge (Gnome)
* Urag (Half-Orc)
* Vamir Ravana (Elf)
* Yah Yhuzi (Human)

## Banned

* Biff the Cantankerous (potentially temporary, contingent on payment of outstanding bar tab)
Symphonia's Wit

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**Symphonia's Wit** is the name given by Sol'eana Poly'hym'nia to the custom lyre they handcrafted as their primary musical instrument and weapon. Named for Symphonia, the patron deity of bards, the lyre is magical in nature, and can transform into a round edged weapon (similar to a chakram) that returns to Sol's hand after being thrown. On successful contact with an enemy, it emits a pleasant harmonic strumming sound; on a failed attack, the noise resembles an untuned string breaking.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Oh Gnome You Didn't?!" (C1 S1 E15)
2. ↑ *Check Please!* – "The Adventure Begins?" (C1 S1 E1-3)
The Queen (episode)

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## Players

### Cast

Keni as Sol
Xeno as Vera
Screwy as Markus
Grem as Lovette

## Links

### Podcast

Apple Podcasts
 Amazon Music
 Spotify

*Check Please!*

"**The Queen**" is the 41st episode of the first season of *Check Please!* Campaign One. It was first released on August 29th, 2020.
The GoverMen

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## *Check Please!* Episode(s)

### Released

28 Mar 2020 (YouTube)
26 Jan 2021 (Apple Podcasts)

## Players

### Cast

Keni as Sol
Xeno as Vera
Screwy as Markus
Grem as Lovette

## Links

### Podcast

Apple Podcasts
 Amazon Music
 Spotify

*Check Please!*

"**The GoverMen**" is the 25th episode of the first season of *Check Please!* Campaign One. It was first released on March 28th, 2020.

*"Last time, the Party returned to Hartenshen only to find that Karis had gone missing. They found that she had been expelled from school, and eventually tracked her to a graveyard, where she had raised the offending professor's family as revenge. But, we talked some sense into the young Necromancer, and we took her in as a permanent member. In return, she was able to reanimate Sol's eye so that it could see magic..."*
The Ring (episode)

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## *Yes Please!* Episode(s)

### Episode(s)

8 (Yes Please!)
40.5 (Check Please!)

### Released

05 Sep 2020 (YouTube)
14 Apr 2021 (Podcasts)
10 Jun 2021 (YouTube)

## Links

### Podcast

Apple Podcasts
 Amazon Music
 Spotify

*Check Please!*

*Yes Please!*

"**The Ring**" is the 8th episode of *Yes Please!*, a companion series that goes into greater detail of the characters and events of *Check Please!* season one, of which it is considered episode 40.5.
Samogenus

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## *Check Please!*

### Latest

"Capital Murder in The Height" (C1 S2 E26)

**Samogenus** is a Minor NPC who appears in *Check Please!* season two as a seer-priest of Thess in Icomius. Although initially deliberately cryptic in his answers to Kurla when the latter first sought him out, he was surprised by the half-orc's display of humility when they later visited again with R'issen, and was moved to offer as much insight into R'issen's situation as he could without violating the boundaries set by his deity.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Tilting at Windmills" (C1 S2 E25)
2. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Capital Murder in The Height" (C1 S2 E26)
Va'aneii

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## Group

### Activities

• Relic outsourcing• Gold distribution• Art lending• Casual racism• Family meddling• Murder (?)

## Key Figures

### Known Members

Te’eli Va’aneii

The **Va'aneii** are a wealthy and powerful noble High Elf clan, and one of the five founding families of the Pentrus Estates. They specialize in the acquisition and distribution of various precious items (including gold, art, and relics), and are known for the prominance of silvered eyes in their bloodline.

As with most elves, the Va'aneii took a dim view of non-elves, and strongly disapproved when one young family member, Te'eli, became involved with the lower-class human Cormik Silverrun. Senior members of the family were known to have sent the latter into exile, along with the couple's child; they have also been implicated in the latter's murder several years later.

As with many citizens of the Pentrus Estates (particularly those of the ruling noble class), a large number of the Va'aneii clan were killed during the Swarm outbreak circa ~761/2 3E.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ Player – Xeno
2. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Heart of the Swarm" (C1 S2 E47)
3. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Healing and Hurting" (C1 S2 E46)
The Larder's Riches

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## *Check Please!* Episode(s)

### Released

06 May 2022 (Twitch)
09 May 2022 (YouTube)
11 Jun 2022 (Podcast)

## Players

### Cast

Keni as R'issen
Xeno as Vera
Grem as Lovette
Screwy as Petravian
Foaly as Kurla

## Links

### Podcast

Apple Podcasts
 Amazon Music
 Spotify

*Check Please!*

"**The Larder's Riches**" is the 17th episode of the second season of *Check Please!* Campaign One. It premiered on the Check Republic's Twitch channel on May 6th, 2022, as the seventh pre-recorded episode to air after the show's switch to a livestream format in November 2021. It was subsequently released on YouTube on May 9th. It is one of the Gap Episodes.
Southern Continent

The **Southern Continent** of Aedron consists of two enormous landmasses – Obeddore to the east, and Occidore to the west – connected by a land-bridge known as the Isthmus of Golgothia. The continent is often known as "the Cradle of Empires", as all the great powers in the world have risen out of the south, notably the Protean Empire in the west and the Kin-Tau Empire of the east. The Southern Continent also serves as the homeland of the Ancient Races: the Elves from the Emerald Forest, the Dwarves from the Aerun Mountains, and the Gnomes from their refuge known as the Steam Isle.

Most notable is the human presence across the continent. They spread from their original homelands and formed a number of Nation-States such a long time ago that many of those nations claim to be the original homeland of all the human race. The Ancient Races of course do remember a time prior to the spread of humanity, and could likely correct any inaccuracies in the collective human history books, but that would likely cause more harm than good.
Zhash Basin

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## Show Appearances

### *Snake Eyes*

"The Search" (C1 E2)

The **Zhash Basin** is a narrow stretch of marshland located in the center of Obeddore, primarily bordering the Fallow Plains to the north and east, Rasvir to the south, and the Saerrican Mountains to the west. Its settlements include the towns of Mirefield and Zhash's Crossing, and the hut of at least one boggard fisherman. The region was named for the dissident Vilish politician Eli Zhash.

A Serpentes witch named Yasmin also makes her home in the deeper parts of the swamp.

## Locations of Interest

* Bog's End
* Mirefield
* Zhash's Crossing
* Baurgaoth's Hut
* Lady Yasmin's Home

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Snake Eyes* S1 – "The Search" (C1 E2)
The Pack

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## Group

### Activities

Petty Theft
Minor Bombings
Book Recovery

## Key Figures

### Leader(s)

Pae'dor
Bogden

**The Pack** is a loose gang of young outcasts and petty criminals in the Vatran town of Florica. The group first appears in the Snake Eyes podcast episode "Dealings with Devils" (C1 E6). Members include Pae'dor and Bogden (who occupy informal leadership positions), Deak, Mezei, and Balkos, among other unnamed individuals.

## Behind the Scenes

According to Beardy, prior to Pae'dor's involvement, the gang was "a clique of street urchins" who engaged in minor crimes (e.g. pickpocketing) and performed basic tasks (scouting, serving as lookouts, etc.) in service of larger, more dangerous gangs, which occasionally recruited from amongst the older Pack members. After Pae'dor joined, the group became more powerful and influential in its own right, and took on its current name; as Keni figuratively put it, "Pae whipped those kids into shape."

Keni has clarified that the Pack is comprised of more miscreants than just the named members, which accounts for the fifth member present during the gang's introductory episode. Since only Bogden is identified by name, it is unclear which other members were directly involved in the mission to spring Pae'dor from confinement.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ Snake Eyes – "Dealings with Devils" (C1 E6)
Visions of the Past

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## *Check Please!* Episode(s)

### Released

07 May 2022 (Twitch)
13 May 2022 (YouTube)

## Players

### Cast

Keni as R'issen
Xeno as Vera
Grem as Lovette
Screwy as Petravian
Foaly as Kurla

## Links

### *Check Point!*

YouTube

*Check Please!*

"**Visions of the Past**" is the 40th episode of the second season of *Check Please!* Campaign One. It was live-streamed on May 7th, 2022 on the Check Republic's Twitch channel, and was released on YouTube on May 13th.
The Agile

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**The Agile** is an airship commanded by Calcutik and crewed by a diverse group of individuals from a mix of Aedronic races. Similar in design to a four-decked seafaring vessel, it is wood-hulled and rigged with multiple sails; however, it also has a large propeller at the prow, and additional sails extending like fins on both port and starboard sides. It appeared in *Check Please!* season one, and was used multiple times by the Check Please! Party during their travels across Obeddore.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Eyes through Spies" (C1 S1 E42)
Zai'Dah

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## Biographical Information

### Occupation

Mercenary
Target Practice

## *Snake Eyes*

### First

"The Wolf that Walks and the Recluse Spider" (C1 E1)

### Latest

"Freedom" (C1 E5)

**Zai'Dah**, also rendered as Zai'dah, is a Minor NPC who first appears in the Snake Eyes episode "The Wolf that Walks and the Recluse Spider" (C1 E1). A mercenary, she is contracted to journey to the surface world to retrieve books stolen from the Library in Mythelion, alongside Sil'vek, Mu, and Slave. She is shot dead by the guards of a Vatran caravan group in the episode "Freedom" (C1 E5).

## Description

### Appearance

Zai'Dah is approximately the same height as Mu (6'7", or 200.66cm), but middle-aged, with the same dark skin and white hair common to almost all dark elves. She wears a red dress with a leather corset, and carries no weapons.

## Abilities

### Magic

Zai'Dah is a caster, and relies exclusively on magic in combat. Magic Missile is one of the spells at her disposal.

## Citations

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Snake Eyes – "The Wolf that Walks and the Recluse Spider" (C1 E1)
2. ↑ Snake Eyes – "Freedom" (C1 E5)
The Gardener

## Show Appearances

**The Gardener** is a Minor NPC who serves as the Herald of the deity Eden. She appears to Petravian Calenius in the *Check Please!* season two episode "The Gardener and The Hive" (C1 S2 E33), and is instrumental in guiding the paladin's transition to a new stage of his life following his apparent death in the Protean arena in the episode "Brother" (C1 S2 E32). She was later identified by title in "Black Lotus Betrayal" (C1 S2 E35), while her name, if she possesses any other, remains unknown.

## Description

### Appearance

The Gardener has the appearance of an old human woman dressed in simple rustic attire. Given that she has only been encountered in a realm that seems to exist outside of the normal physical world, the extent to which this reflects her actual age or nature is uncertain.

### Personality

Though she does not directly identify herself or her affiliations, the Gardener behaves warmly and kindly towards Petravian, while guiding him towards his new cosmic purpose. She exhibits a sense of serene peace, a connection with nature, and a desire for balannce that emphasize her strong connection to Eden.

R'issen is known to be on friendly terms with the Gardener (as they are with many deities and their heralds), and is knowledgeable of the Gardener's place in the celestial hierarchy; they are the one who imparts this information to Petravian. It is later revealed that, in a cosmic betting pool over the potential outcome of R'issen's search for their lost memories and identity, the Gardener is one of a minority of higher beings known to be rooting for Ris.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Check Please!* – "The Gardener and The Hive" (C1 S2 E33)
2. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Black Lotus Betrayal" (C1 S2 E35)
3. ↑ *Check Please!* – "The Feast of Oen" (C1 S2 E54)
Tellie Talbert

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## *Check Please!*

### Latest

"To Convince a Dragon" (C1 S2 E59)

**Tellie Talbert** is a Recurring NPC and Halfling barmaid at The Dead Man's Rest in Edge, a job for which she is paid approximately 200gp annually. She and Markus enjoyed a one-night stand early in season one of *Check Please!* – a union soured the following morning by a misunderstanding over money.

## Partial List of Appearances

### *Check Please!* Campaign One

* The Adventure Begins? (C1 S1 E1-3)
* The Deadlands (episode) (C1 S1 E4-7)
* Crime Pays (C1 S1 E11)
* Reaching Inner Peace (C1 S2 E57)

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "The Adventure Begins?" (C1 S1 E1-3)
2. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Crime Pays" (C1 S1 E11)
The Sinking Ship

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## Show Appearances

### *Snake Eyes*

"The Search" (C1 E2)

**The Sinking Ship** is a tavern located in the town of Mirefield in the Zhash Basin, notable as the location where Lavi first met Jupp in the *Snake Eyes* episode "The Search" (C1 E2); the latter individual had just finished quitting his job there when he literally bumped into the former. The tavern's selection of food and drink is unknown but given the state of the town can be reliably assumed to be poor.
Yes Please!

***Yes Please!*** was a companion series to season one of *Check Please!* that went into greater detail of the characters and events of the main show. It often featured more mature situations, and aired a warning to that effect prior to each installment. The show primarily featured Kenishra, with Beardy acting as DM. Its conclusion coincided with the end of the first season of *Check Please!*.

## Episodes

Please note that the episodes listed below are presented in continuity order, rather than by release or recording date(s).
The Eggsplanation

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## Players

### Cast

Keni as Sol
Xeno as Vera
Screwy as Petravian
Grem as Lovette
Alex as Nessa

## Links

### Podcast

Apple Podcasts
 Amazon Music
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*Check Please!*

"**The Eggsplanation**" is the 62nd episode of the first season of *Check Please!* Campaign One. It was first released on February 13th, 2021.
Stefanie Krause

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## *Check Please!*

### Latest

"Confrontation" (C1 S1 E17)

**Stefanie Krause** is a Background NPC, and one of the group of three impoverished residents of Hartenshen (alongside Rupert Hattenberger and Erik Windzer) who were the first to join the newly-reformed Church of Melifera after hearing the proselytizing of Vera Vespid and Sol'eana Poly'hym'nia.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Confrontation" (C1 S1 E17)
The Squiggles

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**The Squiggles** are a touring children's bard group popular throughout the Southern Continent.

## Behind the Scenes

This group can be considered quasi-canonical, as it emerged from a joke in the Check Point! episode for Freedom and Failures.
Roderick's Monastery

**Roderick's Monastery** is a derelict house of worship in the Deadlands in the northern region of Obeddore. Almost entirely destroyed, it is unclear to which god(s) the location was originally dedicated. The Check Please! Party visited the Monastery early in their adventures together, dispatching an Undead presence and finding evidence of an earlier visit by Lovette's father. Later, during their magical encounter with the long-perished Tellic family, Lord Bernhardt Tellic mentions to Markus that he owns the land upon which the monastery is built.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "The Deadlands" (C1 S1 E4-7)
2. ↑ *Check Please!* – "The Tellic House" (C1 S1 E8)
The Entity

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## *Check Please!* Episode(s)

### Released

27 Oct 2022 (Twitch)
31 Oct 2022 (YouTube)

## Players

### Cast

Beardy as Corona
Xeno as Vera
Grem as Lovette
Screwy as Petravian
Foaly as Kurla

## Links

### Video

YouTube

*Check Please!*

"**The Entity**" is a *Check Please!* Halloween special episode. It was recorded in October 2021, but premiered on October 27th, 2022 on the show's Twitch channel, and on YouTube on October 31st. It is considered a quasi-canonical part of Campaign One season two.
Thess

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## Deity

### Domains

Foresight
Wisdom

### Alignment

Neutral Good

**Thess**, The Mistress of Fate, The Seer of All Things, is the Minor Deity of Foresight and Wisdom.

## Creation

A late addition to the pantheon, Thess came about as an offshoot of Shamish. His domain of Luck had contained within it a deeper power to be expressed, and that personification was Thess. She refined the Luck into a full Domain of her own in the form of Divination, and interpreting signs and portents to understand what was to come.

Thess' formation and codification into the Goddess of Wisdom marked the start of the Spinning of the Sphere, and some prophesies believe the eventual end of the universe.

## Influence

Thess' dominion is the Eternal Court, A space outside of linear time and in the deepest parts of the space beyond the worlds. Using this vantage point, the agents of the court look upon the worlds and study their movements to understand the future. This information is then given to Thess' faithful and other allies to help push the worlds into a more favorable position to the Goddess of Fate.

Those who view and interpret the movements of the heavens to understand the future are known as Fateweavers.

## Relations with other gods

Thess and her court maintain good relations with most of the other good aligned gods, however she is not truly allied to anyone. Her faithful work with others where needed, and seek to bend destiny to her own ends, but they never tip their hand on everything they know, and tend to keep much of their foresight to themselves, which puts a damper on building any long term alliances with other faiths.

## Afterlife

Mortals who serve Thess faithfully are rewarded by being invited to the Eternal court, these lesser sparks serve to assist the Fateweavers in their interpretations, and with time and skill, may be elevated to become Fateweavers themselves.

## Positions of the Faith

Thess' temples are often staffed sparsely and only a handful of mortals on each world are truly called to the faith of Thess, these individuals are known as Seers or Oracles, and tend to receive visions and other divine information from their goddess. Thess' temples are not unified in any meaningful way, and therefore have no overall structure or hierarchy to speak of.

Within the Eternal Court, the Fateweavers serve Thess directly, and the lower positions of Interpreters and Sparks aid in further focusing those initial findings into clear and usable prophecies.
The Underworld

The **Underworld**, also known as Dis, is a vast network of mega-caverns filled with bio-luminescent fungus, and is home to many strange and alien creatures. These caverns stretch from points under much of the world, and a canny traveler could hypothetically use this network to reach almost anywhere in Aedron. However, the journey would be incredibly dangerous due to the large amount of predators and monstrous races that live in the Underworld.

The Underworld is the original home of the Orcs, as well as the Dwarves. Both have now spread to the surface, and while the Dwarves still maintain a large presence underground, the Orcs have shed their subterranean roots and now typically only live "Upstairs".

The city of Mythelion, home to a vast number of Dark Elves (along with slaves drawn from several other races), is located in Dis.
The Oldest Oak

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## The Oldest Oak

**The Oldest Oak** is a tavern in the academic city of Florica in Vatra, described by Beardy as a "college town bar". It first appears in the *Snake Eyes* episode "Dealings with Devils" (C1 E6). Mu is unable to correctly recall the establishment's name.
Yavie'Alve

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## Yavie'Alve

**Yavie'Alve** (pronounced *ya-vee-alv*) is an Elven city located in The Emerald Forest in Obeddore on the Southern Continent of Aedron. It is located to the southwest, and mentioned in the Snake Eyes episode "Escapades of Betrayal" (C1 E4).

## Source Citations

1. ↑ Snake Eyes – "Escapades of Betrayal" (C1 E4)
Mark-2

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## Current Status

### Status

Active (768 3E)

**Mark-2** is a clockwork automaton created by Lovette Ziniris McKinney-Bodwin to replicate the look and personality of Markus Cupshigh. He appears in season two of *Check Please!*.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Going Downstairs" (C1 S2 E19)
Waning of Worries

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## *Yes Please!* Episode(s)

### Episode(s)

3 (Yes Please!)
26.5 (Check Please!)

### Released

18 Apr 2020 (YouTube)
05 Feb 2021 (Podcasts)
21 May 2021 (YouTube)

## Links

### Podcast

Apple Podcasts
 Amazon Music
 Spotify

*Check Please!*

*Yes Please!*

"**Waning of Worries**" is the 3rd episode of *Yes Please!*, a companion series that goes into greater detail of the characters and events of *Check Please!* season one, of which it is considered episode 26.5.
Warren

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## *Check Please!*

### Latest

"Vampire Hunting Time" (C1 S1 E23)

**Warren** was a Minor NPC and Villain in the first season of the Check Please! podcast. A vampire, necromancer, and leader of an Oen-worshipping cult, he was the captor of Karis until her escape. His forces subsequently pursued her until his defeat and death at the hands of the Check Please! Party.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Vampire Hunting Time" (C1 S1 E23)
Taylinth Nailo

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## Character

### Campaign(s)

Adventure One
Adventure Two
Adventure Three
Adventure Four

## Biographical Information

### Race

Half-Elf

**Taylinth Nailo** was a Player Character and Hero in the First through Fourth campaigns in the World of Aedron.

## Epithets

Lady Taylinth Nailo, Thrice Savior of Ismere, Liberator of New Protus, Hero of the Eternal Forest, Champion of the Ironroot Hall, Chosen of Eden, Founder of New Ismere and Slayer of the Tarrasque... no longer a Drider.

## Biography

Taylinth Nailo lived among the thieves of Old Ismere until her botched assassination of Alban Drakefyre inadvertently foiled plans of a demonic invasion. Following the razing of Ternim (not her fault), she joined with Alban seeking a way to thwart the forces of a demon lord named Grishnal. During her adventures, Taylinth traveled along side many of Ismere's greatest heroes and her path took her to the furthest corners of Aedron (and beyond).

Following the quake of Old Ismere, Taylinth spent years administering the development New Ismere from a small town to a bustling trade city due to an influx of refugees. As one of Old Ismere's wealthiest individuals, she financed large portions of early city construction in New Ismere and acted as the sole governess during the first four years of the city's expansion until turning city governorship over to an elected council. Officially, Taylinth only acts as the city's First Diplomat, making use of past connections with powerful figures across Ismere, but unofficially she still exerts influence over council decisions regarding security and commerce.

The Nailo estate exists as the city's largest manor and sole privately owned residence in the cities central governance district. From here, Taylinth manages her many mercantile ventures involving a network of caravans stretching from the eastern shores of Ismere to the desert city of Anzerac. Security around the mansion is notably high due to what appears to be a personal retinue of the city watch (aka the Guardians of Peace) operating from a guard house adjacent to the estate.

Recently however, Taylinth has vanished from public appearance after a note was found in her office atop a pile of paperwork that simply stated "Gone Adventuring!".
The Tellic Family

**The Tellic Family** were a noble house located in the northern regions of Vil on the Southern Continent. Much of their financial power came from their ownership and management of the local lands, presumably worked by tenant farmers; Lord Tellic's surviving papers indicated vast real estate holdings and numerous transactions. Almost all of their line perished in the Cataclysm. Their ancestral home, now a major center of necromantic energy, remained in a semi-ruined state. After receiving a map of the Deadlands that included the home's location and a magical key, members of the Check Please! Party were able to recover the family's noble crest and bring it to the last remaining survivor of the Tellic line, Samuel Tellic, allowing him to reclaim his family's ancient rights and significantly elevating him above his more humble previous station.

## Known Members

* Ann-Lysse Tellic
* Bernhardt Tellic
* Caroline Tellic
* Duncan Tellic
* Lucian Tellic
* Magdaline Tellic
* Samuel Tellic
* Tristan Tellic

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Into the Abyss" (C1 S1 E10)
2. ↑ *Check Please!* – "The Deadlands" (C1 S1 E4-7)
3. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Breaking the Law" (C1 S1 E12)
The Fissure Temple (episode)

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## Players

### Cast

Keni as Sol
Xeno as Vera
Screwy as Petravian
Grem as Lovette

## Links

### Podcast

Apple Podcasts
 Amazon Music
 Spotify

*Check Please!*

"**The Fissure Temple**" is the 63rd episode of the first season of *Check Please!* Campaign One. It was first released on February 20th, 2021.
Timmit

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## Biographical Information

### Occupation

Adventurer
Mercenary

## *Check Please!*

### First

"The Siege of Fort Hawke" (C1 S2 E22)

**Timmit** is an NPC and member of the Lightningblades adventuring group, who first appears in season two of *Check Please!* in the episode "The Siege of Fort Hawke" (C1 S2 E22).

## Description

### Appearance

Timmit is a hulking, wild-looking individual dressed in furs. His scalp is clean-shaven other than a wisp of hair on the top of his head and a longer ponytail that drapes across him; he also wears a mustache that points downwards. His huge body is covered in scars. Timmit carries a massive great-axe and wields it in battle to great effect.

### Personality

Despite his ferocious appearance, his tendency to communicate in grunts, and his initial angry look, Timmit seems genuinely pleased at his first introduction to Fortune's Favor, greeting them with a giant toothy grin.

## Behind the Scenes

The Lightningblades were designed by Beardy to be capable of defeating Fortune's Favor should the need ever arise, with five of the six members created to counterbalance the abilities of a specific member of that Party. Timmit was designed to defeat Petravian.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Check Please!* – "The Siege of Fort Hawke" (C1 S2 E22)
2. ↑ *Check Point!* – Discussing "Now He's Watching..." (C1 S2 E48)
The Forgers

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## Group

### Type

Criminal Organization
Religious Order
Cult

The **Forgers**, also known as the Followers of the Forge, are a Villain group. Part criminal syndicate, part perfection-obsessed cult, they became active in the lands of the Southern Continent in the years after the Rending. They appear in the Snake Eyes podcast.
Wittengen

**Wittengen** (pronounced *vit-en-gen*) is a settlement in Vil and serves as the main point of iron ore extraction for the nation-state. It is first mentioned in the *Check Please!* season one episode "Breaking the Law" (C1 S1 E12). The town has around twenty five hundred residents, who mainly work in or supporting the mining industry in the town. The town is just small enough to not have a true Prince, so the town is run by an appointed Lord Mayor. The current Lord Mayor is Graf von Bergen, a friend of the current Emperor and his family.

A great deal of the town is made up of forges and smelters, and the primary mines (including the Deepcut Mine) are located to the south east of the town, on the slopes of the nearby mountain range. The town has a higher than typical population of Dwarves.

The Serpentes known as Lady Hildegarde lives in a cottage on the far outskirts of Wittengen. In past centuries she was known to occasionally visit the town and provide assistance to its residents; by 762 3E she had not made such an excursion within living memory of any locals, but she reportedly took up the habit again after encouragement from the Check Please! Party.[*citation needed*]

### Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Breaking the Law" (C1 S1 E12)
2. ↑ *Check Please!* – "BEES" (C1 S1 E13)
The Other World (episode)

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## Players

### Cast

Keni as Sol
Xeno as Vera
Screwy as Petravian
Grem as Lovette

## Links

### Podcast

Apple Podcasts
 Amazon Music
 Spotify

*Check Please!*

"**The Other World**" is the 53rd episode of the first season of *Check Please!* Campaign One. It was first released on December 12th, 2020.

## Summary

To protect Aedron from the growing threat against it, the Party must travel farther than they've ever before dared.
The Heist (episode)

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## Players

### Cast

Keni as Sol
Xeno as Vera
Screwy as Markus
Grem as Lovette

## Links

### Podcast

Apple Podcasts
 Amazon Music
 Spotify

*Check Please!*

"**The Heist**" is the 47th episode of the first season of *Check Please!* Campaign One. It was first released on October 24th, 2020.
Tiberius Herminius Calenius

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## Current Status

### Status

Deceased

**Tiberius Herminius Calenius** was a Background NPC in *Check Please!*, and the adoptive father of Petravian Calenius. He was the spouse of Floria Capraria Calenius, and a centurion of the Protean Empire.

## Description

### Personality

Tiberius was a man of honor, and took pride in both his family lineage and the military service he gave to the Protean Empire. He sought to instill the same values in his adopted son, training Petravian from a young age in the tactics and techniques of professional warfare (much to his wife's dismay). Nevertheless, he was reluctant to discuss specifics of his record when questioned, and was the subject of rumors and slander in his community.

## Biography

### Early Life

Little has been publicly revealed of Tiberius's early life or career in the Protean military, other than a hint of scandal surrounding the latter.

### Death

Upon returning to the family home after a solitary pilgrimage in his youth, Petravian discovered Tiberius crucified by unknown assailants, with "murderer" carved into his forehead. His killers remain unknown.
The Cataclysm

**The Cataclysm** refers to the disastrous conjunction of simultaneously-deployed mega-spells in 1258 IR / 1259 2E and the consequences that arose from it: the formation of the Deadlands, the effective cessation of major hostilities between the Kin-Tau and Protean empires (due to severe depletion of their forces) and beginning of their respective withdrawals from the rest of Obeddore, and the division between the Second and Third Ages in the calendar system of the Southern Continent.

## Behind the Scenes

The term is used on this wiki for simplicity of reference, but the event has not been officially named within canon.
The True Master

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## *Snake Eyes* Episode(s)

### Released

20 Nov 2021 (Twitch)
22 Nov 2021 (YouTube)

## Players

### Cast

Kenishra as:
- Jaculus
- Pringle

## Links

### Video

YouTube

*Snake Eyes*

"**The True Master**" is the 12th episode of *Snake Eyes* Campaign One. It premiered on November 20th, 2021 on the Check Republic's Twitch channel and on YouTube on November 22nd, and features the characters Jaculus and Pringle.
Valley of Sett

## The Valley of Sett

The **Valley of Sett** is an area of the eastern of the two islands off the coast of Celawaie, explored by members of the Check Please! podcast during the opening episodes of season two. It was the site of an ancient conflict between Sett and other Elder Deities, and still contains the gigantic corpse of Melifera impaled on an equally massive fang. The Valley is protected by Nephytis, a powerful serpentes monk, who took it upon herself to protect it from any adventurers she deemed unworthy of seeking the power contained within, along with ensuring none of the dangerous creatures within escaped.
The Guardians of Peace

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## Group

### Type

Gang
Criminal Organization
Law Enforcement Agency

### Activities

Organized Crime
Law Enforcement

### Locations

Old Ismere
New Ismere

### Status

Active

**The Guardians of Peace**, formerly known as The Lollypop Guild or the "LPG", is an organization which began as the thieves guild operating within the confines of Old Ismere. Following a brief but explosive gang war with a rival gang known as The Sharks, they gained a stranglehold on underworld and black market contacts within Old Ismere. Using an alchemy shop as one of their many fronts, the LPG became very wealthy and powerful organization under the leadership of an unknown figure rumored to be Taylinth Nailo.

After the Fall of Old Ismere, the group quickly relocated to New Ismere and setup a base of operations within the growing city. Without any rival gangs of note, the LPG had complete control of the city's criminal element. Criminal activity was either sanctioned by the group through payment of "license fees" for certain activities or detected offenders were turned over to the city guard. Two years following the group's arrival in New Ismere, they officially declared their role as the city's intelligence network. Following a ceremony celebrated as the first Unification Day, representatives of the city guard and LPG, Kelvin Thornson and Syra Riley, the criminal organization reformed under the name "The Guardians of Peace" acting as a auxiliary to the city guard. Syra Riley was recognized as the unified organization's leader. It grew from 90 members prior to Unification-Day to 200.
That Which Hungers (episode)

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## Players

### Cast

Keni as Sol
Xeno as Vera
Screwy as Petravian
Grem as Lovette
Alex as Nessa

## Links

### Podcast

Apple Podcasts
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*Check Please!*

"**That Which Hungers**" is the 61st episode of the first season of *Check Please!* Campaign One. It was first released on February 16th, 2021.
World of Aedron

The **World of Aedron** is a collection of landmasses, cities, races, languages, and events and artifacts that have been collected over the past 23 years. It is a world of Heroes and Villains, of epic fantasy, and grim reality.

The world is divided into two landmasses: the Northern Continent and the Southern Continent. Each has a long history and many adventures waiting within. However, the greatest story is one of worldwide significance.
Vurla

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## Connections

### Family

Duru (parent)
Samaral (parent)
Kurla (elder sibling)

## *Check Please!*

### Latest

"Freedom and Failures" (C1 S2 E60)

**Vurla** was a half-orc Recurring NPC in the World of Aedron. She was the second child of Duru and Samaral, and the beloved younger sibling of Kurla. She was first mentioned in season two of *Check Please!* in the episode "Sand and the Charlatan" (C1 S2 E0), and later appeared in spectral ghost form in several episodes.

After Kurla reunited the piece of Vurla's spirit still attached to them with the piece previously held by That Which Hungers, Vurla's soul remained in a kind of stasis, until Kurla chose to release it and to give her sister the chance to decide her own fate. Although offered the possibility of resurrection into the mortal world, Vurla ultimately elected to remain in the afterlife, finding peace and happiness with their much-beloved deity Voluna.

When Kurla eventually founded the House of the Moon (a focal point for healing and care) in Vil, a statue of Vurla stood in the center of its campus, depicting the young girl smiling.

## Partial List of Appearances

### *Check Please!* Campaign One

* Sailing to the Graves (C1 S2 E42)
* Where Connections Hide (C1 S2 E43)
* Freedom and Failures (C1 S2 E60)

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Sand and the Charlatan" (C1 S2 E0)
2. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Sailing to the Graves" (C1 S2 E42)
3. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Where Connections Hide" (C1 S2 E43)
4. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Freedom and Failures" (C1 S2 E60)
5. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Finale: A Farewell to the Fortunes" (C1 S2 E65)
The Heartstring Taproom

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## Show Appearances

### *Check Please!*

"Crime Pays" (C1 S1 E11)
"You did WHAT to my Fiance?!" (C1 S1 E16)
"Confrontation" (C1 S1 E17)

**The Heartstring Taproom** is a tavern that appears in seasons one and two of *Check Please!*, located in one of the richer districts of the northwest side of Hartenshen in Vil. As of 768 3E, it is owned by Siva, and serves as both a working tavern and the clandestine base of operations for the Syndicate. The public bar area has a roaring fireplace, a piano on a small corner stage, and a variety of throwing games.

## Source Citations

1. ↑ *Check Please!* – "Crime Pays" (C1 S1 E11)