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Graystone (Remake)

"*Surviving to **live**. Living to **survive**,*"
—Graystone's motto after its restoration[src]

**Graystone** is a community of survivors in central Montana that appears in *Strain Zero*. An isolated town reinforced by survivalists during the Collapse, it was discovered and cleared by Delta Force who then absorbed the town into their network of Montana settlements. The town was then granted to the Pioneers after their former home, Greencole, also joined the settlement network. Following the Militia-Delta Force conflict and the Battle of AAFB, Graystone became one of the core communities of the Commonwealth.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Montana

Little is currently known about Graystone before the outbreak. Located in western Montana, only a few miles from Helena, it was an isolated town that suffered greatly during the catastrophic economic downturn known as the Collapse. Spurred on by the failures of their government, the town's inhabitants declared themselves free from both the state and the federal government; they stockpiled food and weapons, disconnected themselves from the national grid to rely on generators, solar energy and wind power, and pumped water from a nearby well while also building a wall of scrap metal around their town. These efforts proved fruitless, however, when LBI became a pandemic in October 2003, wiping out the town and filling it with walkers.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 5: Remake

Graystone lay abandoned until it was stumbled upon by Delta Force, a large group that had occupied Adams Air Force Base to the west, approximately seven years after the outbreak. The large number of houses, its independent power grid and secure wall made it an attractive spot for an outpost or civilian refuge; sergeant Maldoon subsequently led the clearing effort and headed the division stationed there.

## Known Inhabitants

* Holly Parker - leader
* Henry Ward - soldier, ranger
* Hope Ward
* Eric Ward - student
* Layla Ward - student
* Emma Goode - hunter
* Kyle Granger
* Boy
* Laika
* David
* Lawrence Carter
* Ben Appleby - mechanic
* Jimmy
* Becky Grace - teacher
* Sarah Stanton
* Katrina - soldier
* Gideon - soldier
* Nicolas - blacksmith
* Abigail
* Shadowman
* Maldoon - soldier
* Six unnamed Delta Force soldiers
* Numerous unnamed residents
Samuel Fairbanks (Remake)

## Appearances

**Samuel Fairbanks** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is the leader of the Fairbanks farming community in Montana and later the first mayor of Bastion.

## Overview

### Personality & Traits

Samuel is an eccentric, affable, and somewhat flamboyant man. He is charismatic, possesses an air of wisdom, and is very confident in his presence. He generally keeps a cool head and a friendly demeanor, reveling in the respect others have for him. However, he is revealed to be relatively insecure, as seen during the Delta Force conflict and the war with the Frontiersmen, which juxtaposes his outward appearance.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Fairbanks, Montana

Little is known about Samuel's life before the outbreak, other than he was part of an influential Montana family that owned a large area of farmland close to Adams Air Force Base. He attended high school with one of his family's employees, Ashleigh, and was born with a leg length discrepancy that sometimes required use of a cane.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 5: Remake

As the outbreak swept through Montana, Samuel and Ashleigh joined up and sought refuge on the Fairbanks farm. Working with other survivors, they built a sizeable community that lived off the land around them; thanks to Ashleigh, their harvests were so bountiful that they could afford to trade crops for weapons and other supplies. Among their trade partners were the primitivist Frontiersmen that dwelt in the wilderness; in exchange for food the Frontiersmen would guard Fairbanks from raiders.

Everything changed after the arrival of Delta Force, a larger group that had taken over Adams Air Force Base to the west. Delta Force offered their protection and membership in their network in exchange for Fairbanks' harvests; the community voted to decline. Shortly after, several people were poisoned by a bad batch of crops; Ashleigh and the Frontiersmen leader, Ajax, were among them. Ajax succumbed to the poisoning, causing the Frontiersmen to turn hostile against Fairbanks and forcing Samuel to accept Delta Force's help, unaware that the events were down to Albert, a D.F. soldier, who, without authorization, had spread the toxic pesticide carbofuran onto harvested crops, causing the poisonings, Ajax's death and the internal split in the Frontiersmen.
Grenowich

> *"People like me - your **worst nightmares**...we live forever..."*
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**Grenowich** is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is the chief enforcer of the Church and the right-hand-man of the Neil Siblings. He serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 10*.

## Overview

### Personality

Grenowich is cunning, manipulative and calculating. He shows complete loyalty to the Neil Siblings, who indulge his sadism and murderous streak.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Holly Parker

Knowing she is dying, Holly plays a game of Russian Roulette with a defeated Grenowich. She loads five bullets into the chamber, puts the gun against her head and pulls the trigger. Surviving, Holly shoots Grenowich five times in the chest and head.

## Killed Victims

* Derek Mitchell
* Justinas Grant *(caused)*
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people
Darren

**Darren** is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a patroller assigned to the reinforced road between Fairbanks and Prescott and is amongst those kidnapped by Berto. Being the first and only victim of Berto's to survive the face-skinning process, he provided clues to the location of several Fear camps. He later joins the reformed New Graystone Military to combat the Fear and was part of the original insurgency into Washington D.C as Edwards' bodyguard, before he was killed by Marcus Aurora.
Government One

**Government One** is a location in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*, appearing as a prominent setting throughout the '*A Certain Doom*' story arc. It is the core of the Government's territory and located in what was once the National Mall and the surrounding city blocks. It is the home of the Capitol Building and a large portion of the Government's population. Following the Commonwealth-Government War and the Siege of D.C, Government One was made into the central district of the Columbian Commonwealth.
Hopeville Destruction Survivors

Kevin

Marvin

Kendra

Louise

Liam

The **Hopeville Destruction Survivors** are a group of survivors and the main characters of *Season 1* and *Season 2* of *The Calm Before*. The group were inhabitants of a community within Port Collier named Hopeville until the community was destroyed by a walker herd and the leadership abandoned them. The group eventually departed the city, heading for the coordinates of a supposedly safe community.

## Members

* Austin
* Zoey
* Liam
* Kevin
* Marvin
* Kendra
* Louise
* *Steve*- former leader
* *Christopher Reynolds*
Iron Bandits

The **Iron Bandits** are a large convoy of bandits within Iron Mountain State Forest in *Strain Zero*. Led by William Carter, they kidnap any survivors they come across and either recruit them into their convoy or keep them as slaves. They serve as the primary antagonists of *Season 2: Remake*.

## Notable Members

* William Carter
* Injured Bandit
* 30 unnamed members

## Deaths

* Eight unnamed members - shot, stabbed or burned by Henry and Albert's Group
Elizabeth ('Scorpion')

### Occupation

High school student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Former Initiate for the North Carolina Sect *(Post-apocalypse)*

Supply runner for the Pathinder crew *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Series Lifespan

The Strange Place -- The Scorpion's Sting: Part 2

**Elizabeth** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak who appears in *Season 2* of '*Scorpion*'. She is a tough, deaf survivor encountered by Kyle and Mike.

## Overview

### Personality

Elizabeth is a seasoned and intelligent deaf survivor. She uses her other senses as an advantage to read people, situations, and trouble. She acts as her group's eyes and is always aware of her surroundings, always keeping one step ahead.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Elizabeth's life before the outbreak. It is likely she was born deaf and she learned ASL in her youth.

## Killed Victims

* Blake
* Heidi *(zombified)*
* 2 unnamed soldiers of the Sect
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relatioships

### Mike Trapp

> *"No point in asking for forgiveness. What's done is done. That was who you were...angry. Vengeful. You...you're not him. You're different. [...] If you want to punish yourself...**live**. Think about it every day. But don't die. Prove to yourself that that person is dead. And only the good remains,"*
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## Trivia

* Elizabeth is the first deaf main character in the entire series universe.
	+ She uses American Sign Language (ASL) to communicate with her group and other survivors. She also uses a notepad and can read lips exceptionally.
Die Easy

***Die Easy*** is an upcoming post-apocalyptic horror series and a spin-off to *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* that will serve as a sequel to the events of *Scorpion: The Kyle Granger Story* and as a prequel to the events of *Wild Rose Country*. Centred on Mike Trapp, a character who has appeared in numerous instalments in the series' universe, it follows him as he copes with his dark past and how he evolved into the "Father in the Treehouse" persona from *Wild Rose Country*.

The series' title comes from Mike's quote in *Season 2* of '*Scorpion*', in which he tells Elizabeth that he doesn't "deserve to die easy". It is part of a trilogy of character specials, the others being *A Final Frontier* and an untitled spin-off centred on Hope Edwards.

## Plot

*He survived the Veteran of Pain and Suffering. He rescued a lost group. He travelled the country with Scorpion. He found peace with the Mother in the Treehouse. He met his end at the hands of the Man With Two Faces.*

*But The Survivalist's road was a long one before it ended. And there is still a story to tell.*

*Years after the events of* Scorpion*, but years before the events of* Wild Rose Country*, follow Mike Trapp as he attempts to come to terms with his murderous demons and find a new purpose in life, all while grappling with the guilt of his past actions that threatens to tear him apart.*
Joanne (Remake)

## Joanne

"*Should've accepted your **punishment**,*"
—Joanne's final words as she prepares to disembowel Henry with his own axe[src]

**Joanne** is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*, and a main character in *Storytellers*. A former member of the Storytellers, she is a high-ranking member of the Innocents and one of Bart's most trusted soldiers.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Joanne's life before the outbreak. She grew up in or near Brookland, north of St. Cloud, Minnesota and was a common sight at Brookland police station.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Storytellers

#### "Choices"

Joanne is one of the survivors hiding inside Brookland police station, where she was held shortly before Outbreak Day. Three days after the global outbreak, she had joined up with survivor Veronica, younger Henry and U.S. army soldier Kieron Worth, forming the original Storytellers.

### Season 3: Remake

#### "No Time Left"

Joanne is one of the Innocent soldiers to ambush and capture Henry's group once they enter downtown Fargo.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Kyle Granger *(indirectly caused)*
* Henry Edwards *(alive & before reanimation)*

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people

## Relationships

### Bart Rhodes

Joanne and Bart have a positive relationship. Joanne is very loyal to Rhodes, while Rhodes trusts Joanne completely, often trusting her with complex tactics.

## Appearances

### Season 3: Remake

* "No Time Left"
* "Monsters"
* "Consequences"
* "One Way Out"

### Storytellers

* "Choices"
* "Voices"
* "Storms"
* "Ghosts"
Hope Edwards/EU

Early 100s (Phase 5)

### Occupation

Former leader of the Columbian Commonwealth (Post-apocalypse)Former co-leader of the Coalition of Communities (Post-apocalypse)

### Family

The Veteran of Pain and Suffering - grandfather (deceased)Lucian - husband (deceased)

Lucy Edwards - daughter (deceased)

Layla Edwards - daughter (alive)

Eric Edwards - son (alive)

### Series Lifespan

The Walking Dead: 'Apocalypse' -- Columbia's Fall

> *"You carry the blood of the Veteran. But that is not all you need. You don't need the coat, or the axe. You need your spirit, Eric. **Embrace it**,"*
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**Hope Edwards**, also known as **Mistress Hope** and the **Mother of the Columbian**, is a main character in the Extended Universe. She serves as the tritagonist of *'Apocalypse'* and *'Cataclysm'*. She is the granddaughter of the Veteran of Pain and Suffering and the leader of the Columbian Commonwealth. After the West-East Coast War, Hope isolated the Columbian from the rest of the country, cutting it off from its former allies. Decades later, with the Cult of the Man in Black threatening the country and the Columbian's borders, Hope reluctantly allied her army with the Coalition of Communities. When the Coalition failed and the Great Collapse unleashed a nuclear holocaust across the country, Hope closed off the Columbian once again, leading to her society becoming more primitive in order to survive.

Twenty-two years after the Great Collapse, an advanced-aged Hope sent out her son Eric out on his Pilgrimage.

When Eric and the Trinity arrived at the Columbian seeking allies, they discovered the community had been totally destroyed by the Federates. It was later revealed Hope had been killed in the assault, felled by the hand of the One Upstairs, the Federate's leader.

## Death

### Killed by:

* The One Upstairs

During the Federate's attack on the Columbian, Hope leads the nation's defence. Upon realizing the battle had been won by their foes, Hope still stood stoic as The One Upstairs killed her.

## Trivia

* Hope became the oldest mother in the series' universe when she gave birth to Eric in her 70s, largely as a result of the Lullaby plants that grow within the borders of the Columbian following the Great Collapse.
Luke

### Occupation

Former supply runner and guard for the Murdoch Fighters *(Post-apocalypse)*Former supply and guard for Greencole *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Cause of Death

Repeatedly bashed in the head with a cricket bat by James Cottingham

### Series Lifespan

'Road Into Hell' -- 'Sticks and Stones'

> *"It's mine! [...] Yes, it's mine,"*
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**Luke** is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is one of the original members of the Murdoch Fighters who turned against the gym's leaders, resulting in him aiding a captured expedition in their escape. He came with them as the representative of the defectors and became a wall worker at Greencole.

## Overview

### Personality

Luke has been shown to be a fair, caring, easygoing and hard-working man who rarely loses his temper. He holds a very strong presence in the community, being an efficient worker and proven to be safe with firearms marking his effectiveness to Greencole. Luke has proven to show a great deal of care for the residents of the community as he does whatever he can in order to help others in need, showing great levels of bravery and integrity.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Luke's life before the outbreak, other than he went to the same school as Richard.

## Post-Apocalypse

At some point, Luke met up with Richard and ended up at the Murdoch Gym as one of the Murdoch Fighters.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Bethany *(indirectly caused)*
* Himself *(caused, sacrifice)*
* James Cottingham

As James holds up Bethany's gun, demanding to know who its owner is, Luke predicts what is about to happen and claims it is his to protect Bethany. James accepts this, throws the gun aside and proceeds to bash Luke's head in with his cricket bat in front of his friends. James continues until Luke's head is a mass of unrecognisable flesh.

## Killed Victims

* Himself *(caused, sacrifice)*
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Bethany

> *"It was my gun. He knew it and he said it was his. He's dead because of me..."*
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### James Cottingham

> *"This is your gun? [...] Good. That means you killed Maria,"*
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> **-- James to Luke, immidiatly before he kills him**
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Join Or Die

**'****Join Or Die'** is the fifth episode and mid-season finale of the first season of'*Scorpion*'. It is the fifth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Stories and events from across the first half of the season come crashing together. A dark portion of the Castle's past emerges. Kyle faces a difficult battle ahead.*

## Synopsis

Kyle crawls away, clutching his ribs. He sees someone approach and assumes its Emily, telling her that the Castle won't stop fighting. He stops when he hears a revolver click, and looks up with dread to see Skullface. He asks Kyle "join or die", but before Kyle can answer Emily appears, begging Kyle to say "join". Skullface quickly grabs a smaller gun and shoots beside Emily's head, quieting her. He then repeats his question. Kyle places his head against the barrel and says "die". Skullface, however, hesitates, giving Oliver enough time to rush in and save Kyle's life. He and Skullface wrestle, allowing Kyle to grab his bow and clear out the incoming walkers. He once again prepares to shoot Emily, but she notices and shoots. Meanwhile, Oliver finally removes Skullface's face mask, but his eyes widen in horror, giving Skullface the oppotunity to shoot Oliver in the stomach. He calls out to Emily to retreat their forces, taking Alec, Lucy and Stuart with them.

In the aftermath, Sam kneels down to a dying Oliver. Kyle approaches, and Oliver places his fist on his chest as a sign of respect. He turns to Sam and reveals the identity of Skullface: "Mozart". He chockes on his blood and passes. Sam tearfully stabs him in the head. Kyle asks what "Mozart" means, to which Sam responds "It means if we weren't fucked before, we are most certainly fucked now,".

## Credits

### Starring:

* Kyle Granger
* Veronica
* Sam
* Oliver
* Lucy
* Emily Granger
* Skullface

### Also Starring:

* Alec
* Creed

## Trivia

* The title of this episode comes from the Brigade's motto.

 **Two-Part Finale** | "The Scorpion's Sting: Part 1" • "The Scorpion's Sting: Part 2"
James Captain ('The Calm Before')

### Cause of Death

Throat torn open by Christopher Reynolds using the barbed wire around his baseball bat and died of suffocation and blood loss (alive)Body thrown off the roof and devoured by walkers (before reanimation)

### Series Lifespan

The Storm -- No Time Left

**James Captain**, referred to as **Captain**, is a main character and an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *The Calm Before*. He is the leader of his crew, stalking the roads and raiding the refugee caravans. As the chaos of the apocalypse twisted him further, he turned to much darker methods of survival. He serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 2*.

## Overview

### Personality

Captain is a sick and twisted individual, willing to do anything to survive. He will even go as far as turning to cannibalism and turning on his own group.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Christopher Reynolds *(caused)*
* Zombies *(before reanimation)*

After their final fight on the roof of the Compound, the bitten Christopher realizes he has nothing left to lose and gets himself seriously injured fighting Captain, ripping open his throat using the barbed wire wrapped around his baseball bat. After Captain dies of suffocation and blood loss, Christopher throws his body off the roof, and it is devoured by walkers once it lands.

## Killed Victims

* Kendra
* 15 unnamed people
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people
Karty

### Occupation

Former leader of the Hopeville motor pool *(Post-apocalypse)*Member of the Ravagers *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Series Lifespan

'Around All Corners' -- 'Above Our Laws'

"*You're all dead. You're all gonna die. [...] **You ain't got the stones**,*"
—Karty taunting Gideon, before the priest kills him[src]

**Karty**is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The head of operations at the Hopeville motor pool, Karty was responsible for distributing steel and scrap around the community for the wall reinforcements. Many years after the fall of Hopeville, Karty returned as a member of the Ravagers.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Karty's life before the outbreak, other than he was born and resided in Port Collier.

## Post-Apocalypse

At some point after the outbreak, Karty made his way to Hopeville, a community being built within Port Collier, and eventually became the head mechanic at the motor pool, sending out teams for scrap to reinforce the walls of the community.

### Season 1

#### 'Around All Corners'

After Edwards makes his way into the motor pool, he hears footsteps approaching. He hides just as two figures enter the room: Karty and Randall. The two argue over Francis' new order to two tonnes of steel. Karty questions Randall's devotion to the group.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Gideon Monroe

Whilst running away from an ambush, Karty is shot from the bushes. He falls over, injured, as his attacker emerges from the bushes and is revealed to be Gideon, holding a shotgun. Gideon reloads the gun as he walks towards Karty. Karty threatens him and his group as Gideon recites a prayer. As Karty continues to mock him, Gideon executes him.

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people

## Trivia

* Karty is the first person to be directly killed by Gideon.
Hopes and Fears

**"Hopes and Fears"** is the sixth episode of *Season 3: Remake* of *Strain Zero*, the remake of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the sixteenth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Hiding in the shadows, our group pull their remaining strings. Henry takes action to find his people a home.*

## Deaths

* Liam Horne - macheted across the head by Holly Parker
* Leyton Jones - partially disembowelled by Liam Horne and bled to death, shot in the head by Drew Stanton
* At least 40 unnamed domers

 **Season 5: Remake** | "Blood" • "Rules" • "Dissent" • "The Game" • "The Coming Storm" • "Brotherhood" • "Call to Arms"
Deathjaw

### Family

Harry Edwards - former owner *(deceased)*Holly Parker - former owner *(deceased)*

Alex Junior - former owner *(unknown)*

### Series Lifespan

'Along A Lonely Road' -- 'Misery and Sin'

**Deathjaw** is an animal character in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a pitbull dog who is found in Bennington National Park by Edwards during his journey to Hometown. After the escape from the community, Deathjaw becomes a well-loved member of the group, demonstrating intense and protective loyalty to his friends.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Deathjaw's life before the outbreak.

## Post-Apocalypse

Sometime during the outbreak, Deathjaw quickly realized that walkers were threats. He wandered into Bennington National Park at an unknown time.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Lawrence Carter

With his psychopathic traits becoming apparent, Lawrence starts killing animals and eventually works his way up to the elderly and weakened Deathjaw.
House of Tomorrow

This house, nicknamed the **House of Tomorrow**, is a building within the fortress of Greencole in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Before the outbreak, it was inhabited by an officer stationed in the Greencole Valley Institute. After a battered group of survivors cleared the fortress of walkers and moved in, the house was claimed by Edwards and Holly to raise AJ within. Nicknamed the "House of Tomorrow" after the 20th -century adverts, the house served as Edwards' home during the years spent in Greencole.

## Inhabitants

* Harry Edwards
* Alex Junior
Gracie

20 *('Order and Chaos')*

46 *('A Larger World')*

### Occupation

Blacksmith *(Post-apocalypse)*Soldier of the New Graystone Military *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Ben Appleby - adoptive father *(deceased)*Jimmy - adoptive father *(deceased)*

Harry Edwards - adoptive father *(deceased)*

Bethany Edwards - adoptive mother *(deceased)*

Dominic Edwards - adoptive brother *(alive)*

Charlotte Edwards - adoptive sister *(alive)*

Hope Edwards - adoptive niece *(alive)*

Jacob Edwards - adoptive nephew *(deceased)*

### Cause of Death

Subjected to the Lazarus Virus and died of internal bleeding

### Series Lifespan

'What Ailes You' -- 'The Calm Before'

**Gracie** is a main character born after the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. She is the daughter of a member of the Greencole Lake Bandits and was taken from their base by Ben Appleby. He took her back to Greencole and adopted her alongside his boyfriend Jimmy. She became a strong focus of the Greencole Group and was the youngest inhabitant of the fortress. After growing into herself in Adams Air Force Base, she became a member of Edwards' inner circle after the Battle of Archangel, with Edwards and his family adopting her as their own.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Joel *(caused)*
* New Buckingham Corps

Gracie is subjected to the Corps' mass-release of the Lazarus Virus and promptly dies of internal bleeding.

## Trivia

* Gracie has the most adopted parents, with a total of four: Jimmy and Ben, then Edwards and Bethany.
Dr. Gurman

**Dr. Gurman** is a character mentioned in *So Help Me God*. He was head of Containment & Live Analysis for Project Lazarus at the Vault.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Sacramento, California

Little is known about Dr. Gurmen's life, other than he was a leading biologist, geneticist and pathologist who was recruited by the Contingency to work on Project Lazarus, a clandestine operation to study LBI before the global outbreak reached its peak. Dr. Gurmen therefore aided in the experimentation on human test subjects, transforming them into einherjar, and was responsible for documenting the various physical changes that the test subjects experienced.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1: Momuments

#### "Flood"

In a flashback, Eden remembers the breakout of the einherjar and their massacre of the Vault, during which Eden mauled Dr. Gurmen to death.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Antony Eden

During the einherjar escape and subsequent massacre of the Vault, Dr. Gurmen attempted to calm and was subsequently mauled by Antony Eden. His skeleton was left inside the containment hall.
Fargodome

The **Fargodome** is a football stadium located in downtown Fargo in *Strain Zero*. Used by the military as an evacuation site at the beginning of the outbreak, it later became the home of the domers and their base of operations in their war against the Innocents. It was home to approximately 200 people until it was sacked by an Innocent force led by Liam Horne.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The Fargodome was an indoor athletic stadium located on the campus of North Dakota State University (NDSU) in Fargo, North Dakota. Opened in late 1992, the facility was owned by the City of Fargo and built on university land. Not an actual dome, its seating capacity was 18,700 for football and over 25,000 for full arena concerts.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 3: Remake

As the worldwide zombie outbreak began to overwhelm the United States in October 2003, the Fargodome was used as an evacuation site by the military for the entire city of Fargo. Unfortunately, several people were killed by the zombie pathogen and a small handful returned from the dead as zombies that subsequently massacred the survivors within. The few adult survivors and their children were able to barricade the lower levels of the Fargodome, sealing the hordes of undead inside.

Over the next year, the Fargodome was selected by a group of survivors led by Garrett Feingold as one of the many landmarks in Fargo that they aimed to reclaim. Shortly after building the Fort, however, Feingold's group was displaced in a coup led by Bart Rhodes, who established the Innocents as the foremost power in Fargo. With downtown no longer safe, Feingold led the few still loyal to him to the Fargodome, where they cleared enough rooms and levels to establish a small community and a headquarters for their war against the Innocents. For the next two years, the domers, as they grew to be called, fought a guerrilla campaign against the Innocents, often rescuing and recruiting other survivors they came across, including the few who hailed from outside the city, to fight for them. The community eventually grew to around 200 people.

## Deaths

* Leyton Jones - stabbed in the abdomen by Liam Horne and bled to death *(alive)*, stabbed in the head by Drew Stanton *(before reanimation)*
* Liam Horne - throat, chest and head slashed by Holly Parker
* Up to 150 unnamed domers
* Unknown number of civilians *(mentioned)* - killed by zombies
Elysium

**Elysium** is a network of survivalist camps made up of former members of the New Graystone Military in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and the '*New Age*' Extension. Led by Patrick, it consists of many former soldiers and rangers that grew disillusioned with the expansion of the State of New Graystone following the NGA-Frontiersmen War. They occupy the wilderness of southern Montana and are fiercely territorial, yet maintain a peaceful relationship with the northern communities and, under the correct circumstances, have displayed their continued loyalty to the State and have aided them on several occasions, including against the Fear and the Republic of David.
Isaac

**Isaac** is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a member of the Frontiersmen and the right-hand man of Joseph. After Joseph's death, Isaac becomes the new - and inefficient - Archbishop of War.

## Death

### Killed by:

* John Terrance

After their battle beneath Trident Dam, John impales Isaac on a jagged pipe. Isaac is unable to stop John from detonating the dam, killing them both.
Liam Horne

"*You want me to beg like a **dog**, you bitch? **Go on**. Whatever you're gonna do...**do it!***"
—Liam's last words before being killed by Holly[src]

**Liam Horne** is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is the second-in-command of the Innocents and served as the secondary main antagonist of *Season 3: Remake*.

## Overview

### Personality & Traits

Liam is shown to be a sadistic, brutal, and articulate man considered even by Rhodes himself to be too violent and psychotic. He has displayed extreme loyalty to Rhodes and as such is highly valued and trusted by the latter as his second-in-command.

As the second-highest ranking member of the Innocents, Liam holds a large amount of power surpassed only by Rhodes himself, and also seems to be a very capable leader and strategic thinker as he cleverly organized the ambush and capture of the group soon after they entered Fargo.

Like Rhodes, Liam is not beyond using fear and intimidation to achieve his ends, and is shown to be a completely remorseless, cold-blooded mass murderer, not at all bothered by the excessive violence that the Innocents employ. When Rhodes instructed him to beat Henry within an inch of his life, Liam simply granted Rhodes' request and showed no emotional reaction to the situation, with Rhodes adding that Liam has committed similar acts of brutality and has become desensitized to it. Going further, he appears to take pleasure in the violence employed by the Innocents.

## Death

### Killed by

* Holly Maxson

Shortly after he launches his attack on the Fargodome, Liam confronts Holly and Drew. After killing Leyton, Liam is overwhelmed by Holly and Drew, allowing Holly to stab him in the abdomen. Liam refuses to beg for mercy as Holly stabs him in the neck and finally in the face, finishing him for good.

## Killed Victims

* Faith - shot in the head
* Leyton Jones *(caused)* - stabbed in the abdomen
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Relationships

### Henry Edwards

"***Beggin'** won't help ya, boy,*"
—Liam taunting Henry upon capturing his group[src]
Greencole Group

Drew Stanton

Becky Stanton

Sarah Stanton

Lawrence Carter

Carl McKenzie

Jane Rhodes

Michelle

Derek Mitchell

Justinas Grant

Zoe

Katrina

Jimmy

Ben Appleby

'Tinker' Tom

David

Bethany

Allie

Stephan Johnington

Garret Feingold

Luke

Gideon Monroe

"*You messed with the wrong people,*"
—The group's note to the NWW[src]

The **Greencole Group** is a large group of survivors inhabiting the fortress of Greencole in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The group was formed after the brief war with the String Gang and slowly grew into a formidable group over 200 strong. After the destruction of Greencole, the remains of the core group made the journey to the New North, forming part of the Edwards-Stanton Militia. The group is the fourth iteration of Edwards' group.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Although some are excluded, most of the members of the group knew each other before the apocalypse; however, their bonds have become so strong they now consider one another family.

## Members

* AJ - School of Defence student
* Drew Stanton - Second-in-command of the community, former member of the Greencole Council
* Gideon Monroe - priest
* *Harry Edwards* - leader, former leader of the Greencole Council
* *Holly Parker* - Nurse
* *Becky Stanton* - Head of the Greencole Militia
* *Sarah Stanton* - School of Defence student
* *Lawrence Carter* - School of Defence student
* *Carl McKenzie* - Medical officer, former member of the Greencole Council
* *Jane Rhodes*
* *Michelle* - Head of rations, former member of the Greencole Council
* *Derek Mitchell* - Former Head Scavenger, former member of the Greencole Council
* *Justinas Grant* - head of security, former member of the Greencole Council
* *Chloe Nikolas* - scavenger
* *Zoe* - original inhabitant
* *Katrina* - Principle of the School of Defence, former member of the Greencole Council
* *Jimmy* - Head Scavenger, former member of the Greencole Council
* *Ben Appleby* - Engineer
* 'Tinker' Tom - Mechanic
* *David* - member of the Greencole Militia
* *Bethany* - Former babysitter, second-in-command of the Greencole Militia
* *Allie* - member of the Greencole Militia
* *Stephan Johnington* - Former Head Scout
* *Garret Feingold* - Newcomer Administrator
* *Luke*

### Formerly

* *Leyton Jones* - Former principle of the School of Defence, former member of the Greencole Council, the Greencole Saboteur
* *Tyler Dixon*

## Killed Victims

> *"We warned you. You're fucking with the wrong people,"*
>
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> -- The group's note to the New World Warriors
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* Andre Mitchell
* Janet
* Bart Rhodes
* Chris
* Dustbowl
* Sally Neil
* Christopher Neil
* Numerous counts of zombies
Kate (Remake)

## Kate

**Kate** is a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. She is a survivor hiding out at a ski resort high in the Sylvania Mountains alongside fellow survivors Terry and Joshua, and later joins her friend Ben's old group when the resort was attacked by William Carter and his bandits. After forming a friendship with the group she decided to remain with them as they began their journey west, searching for a supposed safe-zone called "Greencole".

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Sylvania

Little is known about Kate's life before the outbreak. It is likely that she lived in Sylvania within a reasonable distance from the Sylvania Mountains.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 2: Remake

Within the first two years of the zombie outbreak, Kate encountered two other survivors, Terry and Joshua, and quickly became close with both. Together they renovated a ski lodge in the Sylvania Mountains, far away from hostile survivors and cold enough to slow the dead so they no longer posed a serious threat.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Henry Edwards *(indirectly caused)*
* Bart Rhodes *(alive)*

When Bart forces Henry to choose two members of his group to act as sacrifices, Henry is unable to pick. In response, Bart randomly chooses one of the group and shoots Kate in the throat. Kate falls back and suffocates while Emma tries desperately to keep pressure on the wound. Kate's body is then taken away by soldiers.

* Henry Edwards *(zombified)*

After his failed escape attempt, Henry is dragged into an overgrown street, where he spots the hanging, disembowelled and reanimated corpses of Kate and Stephan. Once he is freed by Kyle, Henry uses his axe to put both of them down.

## Trivia

* Kate serves as the *Strain Zero* incarnation of the original series character Chloe.
Irons

### Cause of Death

Impaled in the chest by Victor Valkyrie *(alive)*Killed by the bridge collapse *(zombified)*

### Series Lifespan

'The Mute' -- 'Welcome to Your Doom'

**Irons** *(first name unknown)* is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a gruff prisoner onboard the USS *Abraham Lincoln*who is forced to work as a janitor. He forms an alliance with the rest of his fellow prisoners and the silent Edwards, successfully breaking out of their prison.
Fairbanks (Remake)

**Fairbanks** is a community of survivors in central Montana that appears in *Strain Zero*. One of the larger survivor communities in the state, it is part of Delta Force's network of settlements alongside Prescott, Graystone, Greencole, Site 65 and Adams Air Force Base. A farming settlement, it produces most of the network's crops including wheat and potatoes.

## Pre-Apocalypse

### Montana

Owned by the Fairbanks family for generations, the farm was a major supplier of vegetables and wheat in central Montana and had been in operation since Montana territory was established in 1864.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 5: Remake

When his parents succumbed to LBI and most of the farm staff either died or left to find their families, Samuel Fairbanks decided to keep his farm operational and reinforced the fence around his land with the help of the few survivors that remained within its bounds. Their wealth of food attracted both friendly survivors and desperate raiders, including a tribe called the Frontiersmen that lived in the surrounding wilderness. Fairbanks agreed to trade some of their crops in exchange for Frontiersmen protection, a deal that would be sustained for several years.

Not long after Delta Force took over Adams Air Force Base, a team of representatives that included Albert discovered Fairbanks and invited them into their network of communities; wanting to remain independent, Fairbanks refused. A few weeks later, a bad harvest resulted in the poisoning of several people, including the Frontiersmen leader Ajax; the Frontiersmen turned hostile shortly after, forcing Fairbanks to accept Delta Force's protection. Little did the farm's inhabitants know that the poisoning was due to Albert's soldiers spreading the acutely-toxic pesticide carbofuran - stolen from Prescott airfield - onto the farm, without the orders of the Commander.

## Known Inhabitants

* Samuel Fairbanks - leader
* Ashleigh - former worker
Janet

### Occupation

High school student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Former leader of her group *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Last Appearance

'Take What's Mine' *(corpse, hallucination)*

### Series Lifespan

'Time For After' -- 'Blood and Tears'

**Janet** is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. She is the leader of her group, leading them as they blackmail any survivors they come across in exchange for supplies. She serves as the primary antagonist of '*Time For After*' and '*Blood and Tears*'.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Janet's life before the outbreak, other than she lived in Gravesville.

## Post-Apocalypse

Shortly after the outbreak, Janet joined a group of survivors hiding out in Gravesville Police Station. Eventually, she killed their leader Henderson and took control.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Ben Appleby

After accidentally shooting Faith, Janet fails to defend herself as a vengeful Ben executes her with a single gunshot to the head.

## Killed Victims

* Henderson
* Faith
* Numerous counts of zombies
Global Pandemic (Remake)

In the *Strain Zero* universe, the **Global Pandemic** refers to when the Lazarus Brain Infection (LBI) suddenly became a global pandemic, which was declared on October 13th 2003. The pathogen was discovered by the WHO in early 2003 and spread through airborne and possibly waterborne contagions, infecting nearly every living person on the planet and killing almost all of the adult population before reanimating them into an aggressive vector for the disease that resembled zombies. The surviving population were primarily younger than their mid 20s, and were infected with a dormant strain that would reanimate them upon brain death. The fall of civilization was accelerated by the Collapse several years earlier.

Due to the pathogen and destruction caused by the living, modern society collapsed withina week after the global outbreak. Martial law was declared, and quarantine safe-zones were established to protect the living and act as a defense against the undead. With the death of almost all adults in the world, modern society collapsed, leaving the survivors to either degenerate or govern themselves. Following the end of the global outbreak, several factions attempted to reclaim control over territories of the former United States in a last attempt to rebuild civilization.
Marauder Leader

## Marauder

This **Marauder**is a character and an antagonist encountered by Aiden and his family in the first chapter of '*A New World: Part 1*'. He is the leader of a band of raiders preying on travellers on an unnamed road. He serves as the secondary antagonist of the chapter.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Aiden Walker *(alive)*

Having prior stolen all of the Marauder's ammunition, Aiden walks into their camp alone. The group's leader challenges him and grapples him, asking "What the hell you gonna do now?". Aiden then bites down on the Marauder's throat, ripping out his jugular and killing him.
Ezekiel

**Ezekiel** is a main character who appears in *Season 2* of *Last of the Veterans* and a main character in Phase 5 of the Extended Universe. He is a newcomer to Appalachia who wears a mask made of walker skin and carries a sword with a pommel in the shape of a wolf's head. When he first encounters Eric, he reveals he too is a descendant of the Veteran of Pain and Suffering, showing the Veteran's medallion as proof. Warning Eric of a new evil threatening not only the east coast tribals but the entire continent, Ezekiel becomes a member of the new Trinity of Four as the Federates begin their invasion of the US.
Michigan

**Michigan** is a state in the Great Lakes region of the United States of America. Before it outbreak, it had a population of around 9.887 million people.

## History

### Pre-Apocalypse

The state's name, Michigan, originates from the Ojibwe word *mishigamaa*, meaning "large water" or "large lake".

Michigan is the only state to consist of two peninsulas. The Lower Peninsula, to which the name Michigan was originally applied, is often noted as shaped like a mitten. The Upper Peninsula (often called "the U.P.") is separated from the Lower Peninsula by the Straits of Mackinac, a five-mile channel that joins Lake Huron to Lake Michigan. The Mackinac Bridge connects the peninsulas. The state had the longest freshwater coastline of any political subdivision in the world, being bounded by four of the five Great Lakes, plus Lake Saint Clair.  As a result, it was one of the leading U.S. states for recreational boating before the outbreak.

### Post-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Michigan after the outbreak. It can be assumed that it followed the example of most states, with state and local police being among the first responders, with these first responders being joined by military units if and when a state of emergency was declared.

Michigan was one of the few northern states that did not become settled with tribes, such as those in Montana. Rather, most of its surviving population of those under 18 fled into the wilderness, inhabiting the swamps and sparse areas of the state.
Isabella (Remake)

## Appearances

**Isabella** is a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. A member of the Frontiersmen, she is a close follower of Ajax's peaceful teachings. When Joseph and his faction broke off from Archangel with plans to spread the cult's beliefs by force, Isabella followed them west to assassinate Joseph and recover the Mother. She subsequently allied with the Pioneers during the Frontiersmen attack on Greencole.
George Gareth

### Occupation

Former second-in-command and *de-facto* leader of Drew's Lot *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Cause of Death

Stabbed in the stomach by William Carter *(alive)*Head smashed with a brick by Leyton Jones *(before reanimation)*

### Series Lifespan

'An Iron Fist' -- 'What We Deserve'

**George Gareth** is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a high-ranking member of the Sanctuary community, serving on its leadership council. When the group is forced to flee, he serves as second-in-command of Harold's group before relinquishing leadership to Drew upon their arrival in Hometown.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about George's life before the outbreak, other than he lived near to the area that would become Sanctuary.

## Death

### Killed by:

* William Carter *(alive)*
* Leyton Jones *(before reanimation, out of mercy)*

After George insults him, William stabs George in the stomach, ripping out his intestines. George subsequently dies of blood loss, with Leyton forced to smash his skull with a brick.

## Relationships

### Drew Stanton

George and Drew are good friends and trust one another completely, with George trusting Drew so much he entrusts the leadership of the group to him.
Holly Parker (Parker)

"*Harry made a promise. A promise that he'd be everything that this kid had left. And now...**now he's gone**. Which means **I'm** all that this kid's got left,*"
—Holly affirming her commitment to raising AJ[src]

**Holly Parker** is the protagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *Parker*. Coming to the USA with aspirations to work in the world of medicine, Holly was, like the rest of her trip group, trapped in the country forever when the apocalypse began. Serving as the substitute for a medical expert among the Clarkson Survivors, Holly would prove to be only one of two confirmed survivors of the group in *Parker*'s alternate timeline. Following Edwards' death, Holly took on responsibility for raising AJ and headed out with Justinas into a changing world.

## Post-Apocalypse

> *Main Article: Holly Parker*
>
>

## Killed Victims

* Lisa Mitchell *(caused)*
* James Cottingham
* Harry Edwards *(before reanimation)*

## Relationships

### Alex Junior

Holly presumably cares deeply for AJ, viewing him as her adoptive son and considering him to be her mission in life. Despite the obvious difficulties that would arise from raising a child in a zombie apocalypse, Holly takes on the responsibility, both out of honour for her friends and her own love for the child.

### Justinas Grant

"*Harry saved my life more times than I can remember. He was like a **brother** to me. And he cared deeply for you, and the child. **So do I**. You two are all I have. So as long as I can handle a weapon...I'll protect you - **both** of you - until the **day I die**,*"
—Justinas to Holly[src]