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La Batalla de los Bakugans

**La Batalas Bakugans** es la última temporada en el anime de las serie los peleadores de la batalla bakugan.

## Historia

Esta historia comienza cuando el protagonista Dan Kuso, se ve marchado en un bote hacia el mar con Dragonoid pero cuando se ve alejado se ve que son succionado por un vórtice misterioso la cual los lleva a otra dimensión donde ve que está en medio de una batalla de bakugans, la cual nunca ha visto y sabe que esta dimensión necesita ayuda por eso comienza ayudar a un equipo llamado Rebeldes.

Y debe descubrir cuál es el plan que tiene el líder neo con la tierra, por eso tiene que detenerlo y poder ponerle fin hasta larga guerra.

## Personajes

### Equipo Rebelde

* Dan Kuso
* Marucho Marukura
* Ane Hatsuno
* Reid Masuke

### Equipo Salvadores

* Shun Kazami
* Jinu Masuke
* Nene Ameno
Currency and Wages

### Overview

Unlike the modern world, currency at this time is not on the decimal system (a system made up of multiples of ten.) Instead the basic unit is £1 (pound) which represents the equivalent of a pound in the weight of silver. Despite that seeming simple enough, there isn’t actually a one pound coin, instead there are a series of smaller silver coins. The common coins are the penny (1d) and the shilling (1s) to which 12 pennies make a shilling and 20 shillings make £1.

You would measure the wealth of somebody based on how many pounds they have. A rich merchant for example would be someone with more than £1000, a middle merchant would be someone with more than £500, whilst anybody with below that amount would be a regular tradesman, shopkeeper or skilled worker.

For the purpose of this role-play coinage is mainly represented in shillings, with wealthier members of society often using pounds. This is purely to simplify things for everyone as we are aware that the realistic medieval money system is a complicated one. This section is purely for role-play detail as we do not have a money system implemented in this RPG.
Religion

Medieval England was overwhelmingly Christian - specifically Catholic Christianity - a faith which effectively dominated every aspect of daily life. What you ate would be determined by the church's calendar of saints' feasts and other holy days of obligation. Peoples' lives revolved around the seven sacraments: Baptism, Confirmation, the Eucharist, Confession, Extreme Unction (last rites), Holy Orders and Matrimony. It was also an age of intense superstition in which the Church was seen as a bulwark against demons, revenants and other evil supernatural entities.

The clergy constituted a vast proportion of society - not just parish priests, but bishops, abbots, priors, monks and nuns, as well as the veritable armies of lay-brothers who supported the monsteries economically. Their duties extended well beyond the religious; as one of the few sections of society guaranteed to be literate, priests often functioned as tutors, translators, secretaries to the nobility, and often as lawyers to their parishioners, helping to write down and execute wills.

The idea that the medieval church was opposed to science is incorrect - largely an invention of later writers who wanted to portray the middle ages as a period of ignorance. During this period clergymen were often deeply active in science.

The church wielded a tremendous amount of secular power in this period. The Pope in Rome was generally seen as the ultimate arbiter between the great powers in Europe, and across Christendom Bishops and Abbots routinely enjoyed the same status, power and prestige as secular noblemen, ruling over vast estates or - in some cases - ruled countries in their own right. The church had it's own courts - often a point of controversy between Kings and clergy due to the perception that they were more lenient when trying clergy; in fact this leniency was a common trait in most trials, and people would often try to get their cases heard in a church court to avoid the harsh penalties of the secular judges.

It should be understood that Catholicism was not only the dominant religion in England - it was virtually the \*only\* religion full stop. A combination of secular power, popular devotion and highly successful missionary efforts during the Dark Ages gave Catholicism a virtual monopoly on the religious life of England; heretical Christian sects were pursued ruthlessly and the only religious minority of note in the country during this period was Judaism, the fortunes of which varied wildly depending on the temperament of whoever sat on the throne.
Hereford

Hereford is a true border town. The name itself - Hereford - derives from the Anglo-Saxon term for a ford used by an army - literally the point at which English armies crossed the River Wye. It is a city which owes much of its importance to conflict, for English and Welsh armies have clashed beneath Hereford's walls since time immemorial.

Precisely where England ends and Wales begins is shrouded in confusion. The border itself is perhaps vague at best, for in these parts the Anglo-Norman Marcher Lords are a law unto themselves, ambitious Norman barons and hungry military adventurers from the continent keen to carve out their own border fiefdoms at the invitation of the Conqueror and his descendants. Beyond them, there is no Wales to speak of, so much as a cluster of disparate Welsh Kingdoms and principalities as likely to fight among themselves as against the new Anglo-Norman arrivals. There are one or two realms dominant above the others; Gwynedd in the north and Deheubarth in the south, and now and then a prince may rise above the others, but such arrangements are seldom permanent; at present, Owain Gwynedd styles himself as "King of Wales", though in truth his actual authority does not extend far beyond Gwynedd.

The nearest thing to a unifying influence for the Welsh is resistance to the Norman invaders - and they enjoyed a degree of success against them during the reign of Henry I. Until the green valleys of Wales can be pacified by a strong Norman ruler, Hereford is likely to remain a vital staging ground for military expeditions for years to come.
Crime & Punishment

### Overview

Crime is something that was not tolerated at this period in history. Everywhere you go there is evidence that if you commit to a life of crime, you shall pay the penalty. Whether it’s the sight of severed heads at the at the gates of cities or the familiar vision of bodies hanging from gallows along the country roads. Wherever you go, you’ll be constantly reminded not to put a foot out of place.

The sheriff is the King’s chief officer in a county. It is his responsibility to ensure that not only do the residents of that town or city pay their taxes but also that they keep out of trouble. If you are caught committing a criminal act, the sheriff can arrest you, imprison you, clap you in irons and transport you to London. Upon arrival you shall most likely be subjected to various forms of torture before then being put on trial for your crime. There are many different ways in which a criminal may be dealt with, exchange of money, trial by battle (you can even choose someone to fight for you), time spent locked in the stocks (and usually subject to rotten vegetables being thrown at you) or death.

That doesn’t mean that crime wasn’t constantly happening at this time. It was more a case of those willing to risk being caught. It would not be uncommon for travellers to encounter bandits whilst moving through the countryside or for merchants to find their goods mysteriously vanishing after a long days work. Even murder was something that would happen fairly often, although it was often difficult to track just who committed it. Best to keep your wits about you.
England

England at this time is recovering from a destructive civil war and the impact can be felt right across the country. In the war in which King Stephen fought in a bitter conflict with Queen Matilda, this turned the whole of England into a battlefield. There were virtually no rules, this lead to Lords ruling their land by whatever means they felt necessary. By the end of the conflict, there were so many castles in the country that there was a constant question over which castles were legitimate and which were legal.

Now the dust has settled, the country is slowly but surely returning to how it once was. Building work has started in the Southern and Western counties with priorities set on London whilst towns in the North are left as wastelands and are a constant reminder of not just the conflict of the civil war but also of the ongoing conflict between England and Scotland.

At this current moment, England is not participating in any large scale international wars, it’s only conflicts are between England and Scotland and at the Welsh boarder. There is a constant question mark over the relationship between England and France however at this time in the game, it is unknown just which direction that will go.

#### Areas to Roleplay

* London
* Winchester
* Hereford
* Canterbury
* Dover
* York
* Durham
Durham

The City of Durham is one of the great religious centres of the North. The spectacular Norman cathedral, perched high above the River Wear, boasts the shrines of not one but two great English saints - the Venerable Bede, and Saint Cuthbert - and pilgrims come from miles around in the hopes of procuring a miracle from one or the other of these holy men... and contribute generously to the Cathedral's clergy in return.

When a man crosses the border into the County Palatine of Durham, he may as well be entering a foreign country. In order to better defend the border with Scotland, William the Conqueror granted the Bishops of Durham the secular rank of a Prince, with responsibility for governing and protecting the northernmost parts of his realm.

The Prince-Bishop of Durham, then, rules his See almost as an independent Kingdom - and to date there have been few Prince-Bishops more formidable than the present incumbent, Hugh de Puiset. He has the right to mint his own coinage, pass his own laws, and try people in his own courts. He may raise his own army, and rule the County with complete autonomy - provided he remembers to whom he owes it all... the King of England.
Folklore

### Overview

Fact and fiction were not easy to divide for those in medieval times, Demons, sorcerers, elvish people and sea monsters were just some of the dangers that medieval people would worry about in their day to day lives - this is not to say that they actually existed. Due to the lack of proper education, superstition was rife in the 12th century. People didn’t have a grasp of physic, nature or how the human body functions, the unknown was not simply the unknown - it was the work of powers and creatures beyond our control.

Magic was a part of daily life, witches and magicians were often consulted for day to day matters, they would be well versed in remedies and be an invaluable source of knowledge for the every day people. It was not illegal to practice ‘magic’ as such but it was certainly against the law to be a heretic, which would be the practice of black magic or magic which is used to harm others or invoke demons. The practice of magic in this RPG is one of being a witch or a magician, not possessing otherworldly powers or divine right over other players. Have fun with being a mystic or a heretic.

Mystical creatures were a common occurrence, whilst there is no evidence of ships being swallowed by massive sea monsters or goblins working in the bank, people certainly believed that the world did house such creatures. You would be more likely considered mad if you were to not believe in such creatures. So whilst this RPG doesn’t let players fight beasts, talk to ghosts or marry an elf, you’re certainly within your rights to talk about such creatures and warn others of their presence.
Italy

### Monarch

Various; supremacy claimed (and disputed) by both the Pope and Holy Roman Emperor.

### Currency

Florin

Once the seat of largest Empire the world has yet seen, Italy has fallen far since the Dark Ages. Where there was once unity, now there lies an impenetrable patchwork of feuding and constantly shifting city-states, principalities and republics, forever vying for political and economic supremacy.

The nearest thing to a central authority figure is the Pope in Rome. The successor of St Peter and Vicar of Christ, he presides over the vast organisation that is the Catholic Church, the supreme spiritual leader - and politically the final arbiter - for most of Europe. Even Kings bow to and acknowledge the authority of the Holy Father, for it is from God that they derive their regal authority, and the Pope is God's earthly representative.

But Papal power is not absolute. Across the Alps in Germany, the Holy Roman Emperor claims temporal authority over the whole of the Holy Roman Empire - including Italy - and the current Emperor, Frederick Barbarossa, is a man with an iron will to match even the most stubborn of Pontiffs. When the Pope and the states of Italy defy him, Barbarossa thinks nothing of marching vast armies of German knights down the Italian peninsula, laying waste to the proud city-states as he goes.

In the South, things are a little more stable. Over the past century and a half Norman adventurers, particularly from the de Hauteville family, have conquered Sicily and the lower half of the peninsula with the same efficiency and completeness that William the Conqueror applied to England... often at the expense of the Byzantines and the Pope.
Winchester

The former Anglo-Saxon capital of England, and the seat of the legendary King Alfred the Great, Winchester used to be a major political and cultural centre for the English, with its prestigious cathedral, royal palace, mint, and centres of learning - as well as other innovations, such as the Lockburn drain to wash waste far away from the city.

But the late civil war was not kind to Winchester. The city bore the brunt of some of the most vicious and desperate fighting of the conflict during the bloody "Rout of Winchester". Throughout the summer of 1141 the forces of the Empress Matilda and the local Bishop clashed in siege and counter-siege, with the Bishop's men burning much of the city to the ground before Blesevin forces loyal to Stephen arrived to gain a decisive victory over Matilda.

Now the townsfolk seek to rebuild their shattered city from the ashes that remain, but the future is not without hope. Winchester still has its cathedral and mint. It still enjoys royal favour - for it is here that the Royal Seals are kept. And its Bishop - Henry of Blois, brother to the late King Stephen and the very man whose troops burned the city to the ground - is very possibly the richest man in England.
Education

### Overview

Being properly educated in medieval times was a luxury, that is not to say that people weren’t educated to a certain degree. There are different ways to be educated with different goals in mind, for example: In towns and villages regular young people would be taught about the importance of religion whilst also equipping young people for their destined occupations. There were not really schools like we have in modern times but instead schools attached to churches, cathedrals and monasteries. If you were to work the fields, you would be introduced to this at the age of 7. Exceptions to this would be if you were the children of a Lord in which you would be privately educated instead.

The son of a knight would be sent off at the age of 7 to serve in the household of another knight (usually a family member) where they would learn the skills and disciplines of combat and the lifestyle of a knight. Another path one would be educated would be if you were to join the Church, in which you would list you into a career of worship.

In the realistic 12th century, you would find that only priests and clergymen would be able to read and write however for the purpose of this ‘alternative’ timeline, we are making it so those with a good education would have a better chance to read and write. That said, a peasant would certainly not be able to read or write, nor would they really need to.
Jerusalem

### Religion

Catholic Christianity (official); Orthodox Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Samaritanism

### Monarch

Baldwin III

One of the oldest cities in the known world, and one of the holiest, Jerusalem is a site of the utmost spiritual importance to three faiths; Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Some of the holiest figures in all three religions have ties to this venerable metropolis, making it one of the most importance centres for pilgrimage in the world. It also makes it a tempting prize for conquest.

Over half a century has passed since the First Crusade, when the Knights of Christendom descended upon the Holy Land to liberate it from the clutches of the Muslim Fatimid Caliphate. They did so in the hope of two things; eternal life hereafter, and the opportunity to carve out their own fiefdoms in the blistering desert. The jewel of these Crusader states in the Holy Land, as one might imagine, is the Kingdom of Jerusalem, currently ruled over by Baldwin III, of a cadet branch of of the House of Anjou.

It is a beleaguered realm, beset on all sides by vengeful Muslim lords who would love nothing more than to recover the sacred city that was wrested from them in 1099, and wracked by internal division. In recent years Jerusalem has been the site of a bitter power struggle between Baldwin and his mother Queen Melisende; attempts to reconcile the pair by dividing the Kingdom between them culminated in a virtual coup d'etat by Baldwin, annexing his mother's lands into his own. Although King and Queen Mother are now reconciled once more, it remains to be seen how long this tenuous peace can hold.

Once more Christian and Muslim take up arms against one another; and the intrigues among the Crusader States themselves can be as deadly as any Saracen or Turkish army. For one of the holiest places in the world, Jerusalem certain seems to feed the baser instincts of men...
Saints Sleep RPG Wikia

## Welcome to the Saints Sleep RPG Wikia

This wiki is the Saints Sleep community's encyclopedia in concordance for our unique, ever-growing alternative historical timeline and is our guidebook for participating in and contributing to the Saints Sleep forum based RPG.

Saints Sleep is set in an alternative 12th century just after the events of the anarchy. We invite players to create characters and live out aspects of medieval life in a realistic way. In general, everything that happens in the Saints Sleep RPG is canon, we disregard real life events after the date of 1154 and instead are forging our own timeline. We encourage you to contribute to this wiki and add your characters and events. Also feel free to fix any typos you find and update outdated pages. Be bold!

**Important:** Please note the wiki's login is separate from the forum's login system.

## Plot

In 1153 England’s first civil war would finally come to a close after lasting nearly 20 years. The war was a brutal battle for the throne, on one side was King Stephen and on the other side was Empress Matilda. After many years of brutal fighting, the country was in a state of turmoil which not only would prove to completely destabilise the country but would also help to catapult land barons and Lords into making their own rules, building their own castles and governing their land as they see fit.

The anarchy came to a close when the Empress's son, Henry FitzEmpress, invaded England and built an alliance of powerful regional barons to support his claim for the throne. In the lead up to the invasion, Stephen urged his son Eustace to head to France and go into hiding. The two armies met at Wallingford where both sides would collide in a bitter battle, it was assumed by Henry II that Stephen's son Eustace had died in the battle and the result led to Stephen being captured and forced to sign his crown over to Matilda's son Henry II. Stephen died the following year in captivity after suffering a stomach disorder.

Henry II's reign would only last a mere 4 years and in that time, Eustace would set to work building himself an army of supporters and mercenaries to attempt to seize the throne for himself. In 1157 Eustace would sail his armies from France and launch a heavy attack which would be known as the Battle of Faversham. That attack would see both King Henry II and the Eustace’s forces clash together in one mighty conflict. It would be King Henry who would be captured in battle and forced to sign over the kingdom to Eustace.

This would now begin the rule of new King Eustace I, son of King Stephen and rightful heir to the throne.
The Papal States

When Odoacer deposed Romulus Augustulus in 476AD, the Western Roman Empire came to an end. But two institutions endured; the Eastern Roman Empire in the East, and the Catholic Church in the West. The first of these has soldiered on throughout the centuries as the Byzantine Empire, centred on Constantinople, its rulers proudly styling themselves as the Emperors of Rome. But in the West, the Church has enjoyed no less remarkable a rise to prominence.

The Byzantine hold on Italy was always tenuous at best, and as the grip of the Byzantine Exarchs crumbled something had to fill the power vacuum that ensued, and it was perhaps inevitable that that something would be the Papacy. The Popes already held the eternal city of Rome, and they claimed a degree of spiritual authority that few other Bishops in Christendom could hope to match. Over the centuries the Bishops of Rome - the good and the saintly, the mediocre, the mad and the bad - have steered through the complex and ever-shifting political landscape of the Italian peninsula - sometimes successfully, sometimes less so - but always enduring in the face of Goths, Byzantines, Lombards, Franks, Germans, Saracens and Normans.

Now Catholicism underpins the very foundations of Western European society, and once more the city of Rome might justifiably claim to be at the centre of the world. But with newfound importance come new challenges, and now the Papacy may face its sternest challenge yet. To the north, in Germany, Frederick "Barbarossa" has recently ascended to the throne as Holy Roman Emperor, and seeks to imbue that title with all the significance it has lost since the golden days of Charlemagne. It is a goal which the Papacy actively supports... the problem lies in their radically different interpretations.

For Barbarossa, this requires Imperial dominance over Italy. To the Papacy, however, the Emperor is a vassal of the Pope, the Empire a fiefdom of the Pope. To each party the other's ambition is an insult - an anathema. Sooner or later the unstoppable force of the Holy Roman Empire will collide with the immovable object that is the Holy See, and when they do Christendom shall tremble.
Sarozuke Uchiha

## **Last Name: Uchiha**

((Your RPC's Last name/ Clan Name if you have chosen a clan))

## **Nickname(s):**

((Names that you would prefer to be called or what others call
you))

## **Affiliation: Kohonagakure**

((What places you are associated with, like villages etc))

## **Shinobi Rank: Academy student**

((Your RPC's rank, if villager, state so))

## **Occupation: Student of the academy**

((Your RPC's career, either as a Ninja, Academy Teacher,
Medical-Nin, etc. If Villager, state here what you do in the
village))

## **Personality & Behavior: calm collective cautious serious**

((A good explanation about who your RPC is, what they are like,
how they carry themselves, and how they act with others))

## **Appearance: A average body male as the edges of his hair are red and the inside the edges black usually seen wearing skull shirts and slightly baggy jeans**

((What your RPC looks like, from hair color to height, to eye
colors, etc.))

## **Jutsu List:**

**Academy Jutsu:**

Body Replacement Technique - Rank a

Clone Technique - Rank b

Transformation Technique - Rank a

Rope Escape Technique - Rank b

Genjutsu: Release - Rank a

Enclosing Technique - Rank b

Unsealing Technique - Rank c

## **Weapons Inventory:**

Maximum Capacity at Genin (50 pieces) Chunin/Special Jonin (60)
Jonin/ANBU (70) S-Rank/Sage/Kage (80)

§  **K**§  **Kunai (cost 2 pieces):**

§  **Shuriken (cost 1.5 pieces each):**

§  **Senbon (cost 1 piece each):**

§  **Makibishi Spikes (cost 0.5 pieces for set of 10):**

§  **Small Scroll (cost 3 pieces each):**

§  **Medium Scroll ( cost 4 pieces each):**

§  **Large Scroll (cost 5 pieces each):**

§  **Smoke Bomb (cost 3 pieces each):**

§  **Paper Bomb (cost 4 pieces each - Max 20):**

§  **Any sword (cost 6 pieces each):**

§  **Any other weaponry: (cost 8 pieces each):**

## **Enemies: no enemies as of this moment**

((Bullies,Villians,Rivals,etc.))

**Background: one of the survivors of the uchiha slaughter he was the only child in his family they told him to go into hiding to find a tunnel leading to a abandoned warehouse outside of the leaf village as it was still in good condition when he heard the academy is opening up for students he immediately joined the class and was able to register into the leaf village academy as of now hes still attends the academy making passing grades and every day after school he would go train till it was 11 pm at night come home back to the abandoned warehouse as would have good hygiene clothes were washed daily chores were done daily keeping the house maintained every now and then after school he would train relentlessly to the point of passing out**

((Detailed background of how your RPC came to be))
Language

### Overview

It might seem strange but the main language in England at this time is actually French. The King spoke French, the Lords spoke French and even literature was nearly always commissioned to be written in French. It is said that if you do not speak the French language, you aren’t likely to command much respect outside of your own community. For the purpose of this RPG, our written language is English but we encourage people to suspend their imaginations and assume that their character would be speaking in Anglo-French.

Not all communities spoke French though, if you were to venture to Cornwall or to Scotland or Wales, you would find them speaking in celtic tongue. Latin was also vitally important, especially if you were involved in the church. The use of latin would be vital in establishing communication with religious members and communities across the sea.
Pope Adrian IV

**Pope Adrian IV** (Latin: *Adrianus IV*; born c. 1100), born **Nicholas Breakspear**, is the current Pope and head of the Catholic Church.

Nicholas' father was one Robert Breakspear, who went on to become a monk at St Albans' Abbey in Hertfordshire. Nicholas himself travelled to France, where he became an Augustinian canon regular at St Rufus' Abbey near Arles. A swift rise through the monastic hierarchy coupled with a reforming zeal earned him the attention of Pope Eugene III, who named him Cardinal Bishop of Albano in 1149.

In 1152 Eugene dispatched Nicholas to Scandinavia as his Papal Legate, where he worked hard to reorganise the Nordic church, establishing a Norwegian Archbishopric at Trondheim, founding schools in several cities and resolving a number of organisational disputes between Swedish and Danish Bishops. His work in Scandinavia done, Nicholas was recalled to Rome in 1154, where he was received warmly by Pope Anastasius IV.

His return to Rome was well-timed, for on December 3rd Anastasius died of old age. The Cardinals gathered at the Vatican to elect his successor and unanimously chose Nicholas after just one day. On December 4th Nicholas Breakspear emerged to the world at large as Pope Adrian IV, the first Englishman to ever occupy the Papal throne.

Adrian had inherited a troubled church. In Rome the fanatical anti-Papal monk Arnold of Brescia stirred up mob violence to such a degree that a Cardinal was murdered in the city. The new Pope worked swiftly to assert his authority over the holy city. He imposed an interdict on Rome - an unprecedented act which closed all churches and forbade the celebration of any sacraments or rites within the confines of the city. This in turn deterred pilgrims from visiting the city, and crippled the local economy. Shortly after he allied himself with the German Emperor, Frederick Barbarossa, who entered the city with troops in early 1155 to restore order and had Arnold arrested and hanged.

Adrian has since proven himself to be a strong-willed and determined Pope, and it remains to be seen how he will approach the ongoing turmoil in his homeland - especially if it starts to threaten the interests of the Church.
Hierarchy & Feudalism

The system had been used in France by the Normans from the time they first settled there in about 900AD. It was a simple, but effective system, where all land was owned by the King. One quarter was kept by the King as his personal property, some was given to the church and the rest was leased out under strict controls.

The system is best represented in the form of a triangle. The top of the pyramid represents the land ownership and thus how much power that grants you. The size represents the population in this category. In this case, there is only one King and he has the most amount of land, thus he has the most amount of power. At the bottom of the diagram are the peasants (also known as villeins or serfs), they have the least amount of land ownership which renders them the least powerful however they have the highest population, thus they are represented in the widest portion of the triangle.

### The King

The King was in complete control under the Feudal System. He owned all the land in the country and decided who he would lease land to. He therefore only allowed those men he could trust to lease land from him. However, before they were given any land they had to swear an oath to remain faithful to the King at all times. The men who leased land from the King were known as Barons, they were wealthy, powerful and had complete control of the land they leased from the King.

### Bishops

A Bishop was a person that held great power in the clergy in the medieval era. Bishops ruled over land called dioceses, and ruled all the churches, priests and monasteries within the dioceses. The bishops collected 'tithes' and taxes from the people in their dioceses. This gave the potential for a bishop to become very wealthy.

### Barons / Lords

Barons leased land from the King which was known as a manor. They were known as the Lord of

the Manor and were in complete control of this land. They established their own system of justice, minted their own money and set their own taxes. In return for the land they had been given by the King, the Barons had to serve on the royal council, pay rent and provide the King with Knights for military service when he demanded it. They also had to provide lodging and food for the King and his court when they travelled around the country. The Barons kept as much of their land as they wished for their own use, then divided the rest among their Knights. Barons were very

### Knights

Knights were given land by a Baron in return for military service when demanded by the King. They also had to protect the Baron and his family, as well as the Manor, from attack. The Knights kept as much of the land as they wished for their own personal use and distributed the rest to villeins (serfs/peasants). Although not as rich as the Barons, Knights were quite wealthy.

### Peasants / Villeins / Serfs

Peasants, sometimes known as serfs or villeins, were given land by Knights. They had to provide the Knight with free labour, food and service whenever it was demanded. Peasants had no rights. They were not allowed to leave the Manor and had to ask their Lord's permission before they could marry. Peasants were poor.
Personajes protagónicos

Los personajes protagónicos de Un Buen Día pueden ser 2, 3 o 4 según las interpretaciones o lecturas.

La lectura y teoría básica propone a Manuel Patiño y a Fabiana Liborino como los dos únicos personajes protagonistas.

A estos podría sumárseles el único otro personaje que tiene diálogo, la Mamá de Fabiana.

Según Enrique Torres, los protagonistas son cuatro: Manuel, Fabiana, la ciudad de Long Beach y la Nostalgia.
Quests

**Warning!** *This article may contain spoilers. Continue reading at your own risk.*
**Quests** are short tasks to do in Spawn that follow a small story which are started by talking to the Quest Master NPC at Spawn. Some quests have good/evil path options. At the moment, there are two quests available to play. When you complete a quest, you get a reward.

Quests can be repeated at any time, but you will only receive the rewards once.

## History

* **Aug 27, 2016**: Added Time Crimestoppers.
* **Aug 21, 2016**: Introduced.
Henry of Blois

### Relatives

King Stephen (brother, deceased), King Eustace (nephew), William of Blois (nephew), Marie of Blois (niece)

## Physical description

### Eye color

*Unknown*

The younger brother of the late King Stephen, Henry of Blois was born into power and wealth. As a young man he was groomed for a career in the church and after an extensive (and liberal) education by the monks of Cluny in France he was summoned to England by his uncle King Henry I to serve first as Abbot of Glastonbury and later as Bishop of Winchester. The revenues of these positions - particularly his Abbacy - served to make him an extremely wealthy man. This put him in a strong position to support his brother Stephen when he eventually usurped the throne in 1135.

Henry was an ambitious man, and well aware of his royal blood grew to resent his subordinate status to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Theobald of Bec. He spent much of the Anarchy scheming to transform Winchester into a third Archbishopric to rival Canterbury and York. Though he did not succeed in this goal he did secure a commission as Papal Legate, making him the Pope's personal representative in England, outranking his rival churchmen and at times leaving him the most powerful man in the country.

Although a determined King, Stephen was never truly his own man, constantly dominated by the more forceful personalities around him - his Queen, Matilda, his mother Adela and also Henry. Henry was not averse to cutting his sibling loose when the circumstances dictated - after Stephen's capture at Lincoln in 1141 the Bishop was quick to declare allegiance to the Angevin cause. On falling out with the Empress just a few months later, Henry switched sides once more, gaining a decisive victory over the Angevin forces at the Rout of Winchester, though at the cost of burning much of his city to the ground in the process.

When Stephen died and was succeeded by Matilda's son Henry Plantagenet, the Bishop - ever the true politician - again switched allegiances, coyly submitting to the authority of the new King before travelling to the safety of Cluny in France, ostensibly to mourn his friend, the recently deceased monk and scholar Peter the Venerable. His nephew's bid for power took Henry by surprise, however. He had not expected Eustace to challenge Henry Plantagenet for the throne so quickly, even less actually win it. Now the once-feared Bishop of Winchester has been caught unawares, frantically scrambling to secure his position at his nephew's side. But as a man who has never shied away from guarding his own interests first and foremost, how much influence he can truly wield over the King remains to be seen.
Rules

**Multiple pages share the title or description of "Rules". They are listed below.**

The article you're looking for may be listed here. If not, you may want to **perform a new search**.

*If an **internal link** led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.*

**Rules** may refer to:

* Server Rules, an article about the rules on the MeepCraft Minecraft server.

* Wiki Rules, an article about the rules on the Meepcrafter Wiki.
Chat Channel

There are currently 4 **Chat Channels**.

## Types

* **Local**
	+ Used for discussing all things to players within a 100 block radius of the sender.
	+ Default chat channel.
	+ Cannot be disabled.
* **Global** - Usage: /g message
	+ Used for discussing general things to all players cross-server.
	+ Can be disabled with the /gtoggle command.
* **Trade** - Usage: /tr message
	+ Only to be used for buying/selling services.
	+ Can be disabled with the /ttoggle command.
* **PM** - Usage: /pm player message
	+ Used for discussing all things between two players. Only the sender and recipient can see the message.
	+ Cannot be disabled.
Captain Hillary

"I'm tired of random people hopping aboard my ship."

**Captain Hillary** is a Quest NPC who can be found on her ship on the outskirts of Spawn. She supposedly stole the Declaration of Indepence from Bernie the Sailor, which you get back from her using a Scythe from the Weaponsmith in Stolen Treasure.

## Trivia

* She and Bernie the Sailor seem to be named after the 2016 American presidential candidates, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
Neko

Neko es el Hada compañera de Cure Devil y Cure Angel Neko les dio la Varita del Angel(Mikan) y la varita del Demonio(Aroma).

## Apariencia

Neko es una gata de color azul marino con grandes ojos negros descritos
en espesas pestañas negras y desgastadas con una sombra de ojos lavanda.
 Tiene alas amarillas angelicales, patas blancas, y una punta de la cola
 blanca. Lleva una cinta amarilla grande cabeza y un vestido lavanda con
 un collar blanco y dos bandas de oro en todo el torso.

## Personalidad

Es una gata manipuladora que se lleva muy bien con Aroma. Ella quiere
ayudar Aroma y Mikan de cualquier manera posible y tiene talento como
actriz.
Shop

The **Shop** is an area located in the main building of Spawn. It's primary use is to buy basic materials and items. Currently, the shop has two sections - Citizen and Donor. You can unlock the Donor shop by purchasing a rank. It is also home to the Suspicious Character.

## Donor Shop

### Items/Blocks

 Dragon's Breath
 Slimeball
 Bedrock
 End Portal

### Spawn Eggs

 Rabbit
 Pig
 Polar Bear
 Sheep
 Wolf
 Cow
 Horse
 Mooshroom

### Special Items

 Grappling Hook
 Villager Tamer
 Glass Pick
Xavier

*"I bet you don't have 12 active beacons in Skyblock!"*

**Xavier** is a Quest NPC found outside the Skyblock portal. As his dialogue suggests, he is a Skyblock professional. In Time Crimestoppers, he buys all of Slime Farmer's slimeballs to build a trampoline, and you are directed to him to get a slimeball.
Spawn

The **Spawn** is the main hub of Meepcraft. You appear here when you join the server for the first time. It can also be accessed by typing /spawn or /warp spawn.

## What does the Spawn offer?

The Spawn is a beautiful entrance to the server. It is a very spacious and organized area to bring you just about anywhere you want to go. There are many different areas in the Spawn:

* Shop
* Bank
* Mob Arena
* TNT Run
* Secret Meep Club
* Airship

There are also portals and warps to all of the games on the server:

* Towny Alpha/Beta/Gamma
* Wild
* Creative
* Skyblock
* PVP
* Skywars

Spawn also offers the Quest Master, who is located at the entrance to the Main Building. He tasks the player with completing many different Quests which take place all over the Spawn.

## Gallery

A map of the Spawn (as of August 29th 2016).Terrarium ArenaThe Meep Forest
Meepcrafter Wikia

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On this Wiki, there may be SPOILERS for ways to play Meepcraft. (Quests, making money, etc.)

## Welcome to the Meepcraft Wiki

Welcome to the unofficial Wiki for the Meepcraft Minecraft server.
**Server IP:** meepcraft.com

Gamemodes

Server Rules

Ranks

Commands

Staff Members
## About Meepcraft

For the past 4 years, MeepCraft has been one of Minecraft's strongest communities. You can interact with hundreds of players simultaneously, connect with players through TeamSpeak, and partake in thousands of discussions on our website. No other server has a community culture like MeepCraft.

**Sophisticated Economy**

Trade with thousands of players through the virtual shop, buy and short real-life stocks for in-game currency, join a job to earn money, build your own town or nation, and set taxes for your citizens.

**Unique Minigames**

Infected, Boomo, Colonies. You will not find MeepCraft's minigames anywhere else. They are all completely custom. You can view comprehensive statistics, gain prestige, and earn money by playing games.

**Exciting PvP Opportunities**

We have acted upon the suggestions of skilled players to create a high-quality PvP environment that is both rewarding and balanced.

**24/7 Staff**

Our friendly staff is always available to help you. Each staff member goes through a vigorous selection process when they apply. We have created a competitive culture that promotes the highest level of service.

**Legendary Architecture**

MeepCraft is known for its high-quality architecture, designed by both celebrity builders and highly trained architects.

**Ongoing Development**

A full-time team of skilled developers is constantly rolling out new updates and advancements to ensure that MeepCraft is a high-quality experience.
"29th January 2016"

The 29th of January is a night to remember, this night the squad consisting of George, Harry, Hamish and David went out to the park and got hammered, the videos that follow document their journey around south woodford and how they each got home, however their mannerisms and behaviour is hilarious, the videos conclude with Harry finally reaching home.
Bartender

*"Thanks for the bottle. I'll pour you a drink."*

The Bartender is one of the only Merchant NPCs on Meepcraft at the moment. He is located at the Secret Meep Club, behind the bar. He will give you a drink in return for one Glass Bottle. There are six drinks that he can give you randomly:

* Reservoir Dogs
* Seaman's Delight
* The Lovers Daquiri
* The Last Gasp
* Steve McQueen

## Notes

* Reservoir Dogs is Larry Dimmick's favorite drink.
Bernie the Sailor

*"Get off my ship before I file a /modreq against you!"*

**Bernie the Sailor** is a Quest NPC who can be found on his ship, on the outskirts of Spawn. In Stolen Treasure, he has information about Suspicious Character and another person, who is later revealed to be Larry Dimmick.

## Trivia

* He and Captain Hillary seem to be named after the 2016 presidential candidates, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
Staff Members

**Staff Members** are people who volunteer to work for MeepCraft. There are two main types of staff members. Moderation (Administrator, Supermod, Mod and Helper), and Creation (Tech, Architect, Media).

## Moderation

### Administrator

* Coelho
* Cooleysworld
* KlutchDecals

### Mod

* 2004Grevous
* Deinen
* Deljikho
* Kling
* Lady\_Hestia
* Midnight\_Galaxy
* Muunkee
* NickxGold
* QueenTiitan
* xXAdotXx

### Helper

* CanadianH0b0
* kirby99
* MegaStufOreo
* metr0n0me
* Refugeebaker
* xKaiChen
* Zoe89
* ~Peper~

## Creation

### Tech

* DBLOSEVN
* reggles44
* Spyda6

### Architect

* andrewrobins
* DeerlandingXD
* Draqq

### Media

* Bloopers
* Bluapol

## Other

### Ambassador

* DianaB72
* Sjoeppappentrap
Balloon Tennis (With knives)

## Balloon Tenns (with knives)

Balloon tennis was a short video that appeared on the outdated Bantasaurus Rex snapchat channel on the 12th of December 2012, the video is now archived on the Bantasaurus Rex Instagram channel, the video features Hamish and George playing "tennis" with a balloon except their rackets are replaced with kitchen knives and they rally the balloon to each other to see who will pop the balloon with their knife.
Boomo

**Boomo** is a Minigame in which the goal is to kill players by using TNT.

Players place TNT down which destroys all leaf blocks within a short area after three seconds. After it blows up, a new TNT block will appear in the first slot of the players hotbar. The TNT will not break bedrock, or more then one leaf block in each direction, so those are safe to hide behind. If a player is within the area that leaf blocks would be broken, you will be killed and knocked out of the game. The last player standing wins!

## Tips

* To increase your chances of winning, you are going to want to collect powerups on the ground in the form of carpets. Red carpets, when walked over will give you an extra TnT to place down while the other ones you placed down are waiting to blow up. Orange carpets give you a speed boost, on level of speed per carpet walked over, which can help you avoid TNT that is placed near you. Finally Green carpets give you a length boost, which increases the range of your TNT when it comes to killing people and breaking leaf blocks.

## Trivia

* Boomo is based upon Bomberman, the strategic maze-based video game franchise.
Ranks

Ranks can be purchased at the shop, linked here. Each rank comes with a set of perks, and each higher rank includes the perks of those below it. If you already have a rank and you wish to upgrade, you are discounted the amount you have previously paid.

## VIP

VIP is the first rank you can purchase at a total of $9.99. The rank color that is displayed in game is Lime Green.

Perks include:

* Access to the Meepcraft Lounge.
* Ability to create a Nation in Towny.
* New commands:
	+ Two additional /sethome's, for 3 total.
	+ /back
	+ 1 row in /chest.
	+ New /effect: Rain

## Premium

Premium is the second rank you can purchase at a total of $19.99. The rank color that is displayed in game is Blue.

Perks include:

* All perks from VIP.
* New commands:
	+ 2 additional /sethome's (5 total).
	+ /disguise Pig
	+ /feed
	+ /ci
	+ /suicide
	+ 1 additional row in /chest (2 total).
	+ New /effect: Ender

## Exclusive

Exclusive is the third rank you can purchase at a total of $39.99. The rank color that is displayed in game is Yellow.

Perks include:

* All perks from Premium and below.
* New commands:
	+ 5 additional /sethome's (10 total).
	+ /disguise Cow, Sheep
	+ /heal
	+ 1 additional row in /chest (3 total).
	+ New /effect: Smoke

## Elite

Elite is the fourth rank you can purchase for a total of $79.99. The rank color that is displayed in game is Aqua.

Perks include:

* All perks from Exclusive and below.

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Towny

**Towny** is the main aspect of MeepCraft. There are currently three Towny worlds (**Legacy Worlds** and **Gamma**) in which you can create towns for Meebles. The Legacy Worlds, Alpha and Beta, are separate from the rest of the server, which means Meebles and Items. Gamma is the main towns world, and it's economy are linked to all of the Minigames and Spawn.

Towns are commonly used to store items safely, or build a home or shop. You can join someone else's town, or create your own.

While reading this article, please note that the Legacy Worlds will not be mentioned any further. This page will only be talking about the main world, Gamma.

## Joining a town

If you are ready to join a town, then you can type the commands /warp gamma and then /request. The /request command will send a message to everyone in the Gamma world asking to join a town. You should get an invite from a town eventually. Type /accept to join a town that sent you an invitation.

Alternatively, you can join a town on your own by typing the command /t list while in Gamma to open a list of all towns. If a town has the (Open) tag on it, that means you can join the town independently. If you find a town that you like, you can type command /t join [name of town]. Remember, you can only join (Open) towns.

You can also visit a town if you want to see how it looks with /t spawn [name].

Once you've found a town that you want, the recruiter/assistant/co-mayor/mayor will probably show you where a plot is. When you walk on to a plot, it will probably say the name of the player who owns it, or that it's for sale. If you see a plot is for sale, you can claim it with /plot claim. Keep in mind, that a plot can be free, but they will often cost some Meebles. Always be aware of how much the plot costs before you claim it.

Once you claim your plot, you are free to start building on it. Some towns may have rules about building styles or block uses. Always check around the town spawn for a rule board.