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Greenhold

Greenhold on the map of Calorum from The Ravening War

Greenhold in the Ravening War Intro

The Ravening War

**Greenhold** is the capital of Vegetania.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 4: The Grand Tournament (mentioned)
* Episode 7: Escape from the Bulb Creeps (mentioned)
 **The Ravening War*** Episode 1: The Seeds of Conflict (mentioned)
* Episode 2: Bloody Harvest
* Episode 4: The Light and the Shadow

## Inhabitants

* King Belvedere Cabbage (†)
* Prince Nezemiah Cabbage
* Princess Maisy Cabbage
* King Arthur Cardoon (†)
* Lady Wedgla of House Iceberg
* Sir Drunon (†)
* Sir Allium Goldring
* Sister Ryely Underbake
* Chutney (formerly)
* Bishop Raphaniel Charlock (formerly)
* Queen Amangeaux Epicée du Peche (formerly)
* Karna Solara (formerly)

## Description

Greenhold is where the royal family of Vegetania lives, formerly House Cardoon, now House Cabbage. It is located to the far East of the country.

## History

### Bloody Harvest

After the beginning of The Ravening War, Lady Amangeaux Epicée du Peche, Karna Solara and Bishop Raphaniel Charlock return to Greenhold. Amangeaux attempts to forge a strong relationship with House Cabbage by claiming as the widow of the former ruler she has important knowledge for the war. However, Lady Wedgla, a former lady-in-waiting of Amangeaux's, contradicts her claims, causing some animosity against Amangeaux throughout the court.

### The Light and the Shadow

After her hand in the murder of Queen Pamelia Rocks, Amangeaux flees from the public eye, leaving Greenhold for a little-known property owned by her family with her secret child. After Amangeaux abandons Greenhold, Karna also leaves, heading to Pangranos to connect with The Fellowship of Destiny's Architects (FDA). Raphaniel, trying to gather allies against the FDA in Greenhold, is noticed by Archbishop Camille Colliflour. He is demoted to archdeacon and sent to Comida and the Cathedral of Saint Arugula as a result.
Goroomrara

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## Biographical Information

### Cause of death

Uppercut and set on fire by Maggie, then sent flying off The Siren.

**Goroomrara** is a sentient tree who attacked The Siren, along with Prince Tavian and Bulric Bellbarrel.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 4: Airship Ambush

## Description

Goroomrara is a sentient tree who said he spoke for the nature of Elna. He talks very slowly. He also appears to be extremely strong, easily growing his roots through The Siren, beginning to destroy it.

## Trivia

* Goroomrara is a analogue for Treebeard in the Lord of the Rings.
Down for the Count

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## Down for the Count

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Dracula's entourage anxiously await his return to Transylvania from his journeys abroad.

Dracula's entourage anxiously await his return to Transylvania from his journeys abroad.

### Overall

13
1
157

### Air date

08 Jun 2022 (Dropout)
29 Jun 2022 (YouTube)

### Runtime

1:10:21

TRANSCRIPT

## Episode Guide

### Next

Attacks on the Tracks

**Down for the Count** is the first episode of season 13, Coffin Run.

## Locations

* Transylvania
* Fagari
* The Gold Crone Inn
* New York City (mentioned)

## Characters

### Players

* **Squing**
* **May Wong**
* **Dr. Aleksandr Astrovsky**
* **Wetzel**

### New

* Drago
* Granny Dalca
* Count Dracula
* Mikhail
Foodsteel

Within the world of Calorum, weapons are not made of the typical metals, but different kinds of **food steel**. Known variations include:

## Baconsteel

The Cheese Marauders that attacked the Taste Buds on the Sucrosi Road wielded baconsteel weapons.

## Watersteel

Pure water is a poisonous substance in Calorum. Through a similar process that is used to create milk silk, water can be turned into watersteel, which can be used to create daggers and other weapons. The daggers are only single-use and dissolve once used on somebody. Watersteel daggers can also be alchemically enchanted to become even more lethal and impart special effects and conditions. These effects can be partially avoided through successful DC 15 Constitution saving throws (typically 3 at a time). Known effects of watersteel dagger effects include:

* 4d6 poison damage/8d6 to Candians or half as much on a successful save
* Poisoned condition
* Silenced condition
* Paralyzed condition (potentially)

## Eggplantsteel

Eggplant steel daggers are wielded by Darren “Dishless” Quichéi in the Ravening war.

## Cheesesteel

Cheesesteel was used by House Bleu to scuttle the Colby, causing her to sink into the Yogurt Shoals.
Fireside Chat with Brennan & Friends (Part 1)

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## Fireside Chat withBrennan & Friends(Part 1)

Brennan and the cast of Dimension 20 LIVE (plus Mike Trapp) take a brief intermission from the campaign before the finale episode to discuss the season, D&D, diversity, and why "Chungledown Bim" is such an upsetting name.

### Overall

1
1

### Runtime

2:23:30

TRANSCRIPT

## Episode Guide

### Next

Fireside Chat with Brennan & Friends (Part 2)

**Fireside Chat with Brennan & Friends (Part 1)** is the first of two talk-back episodes livestreamed before the finale Dimension 20 LIVE, Fantasy High: Sophomore Year.

## Guests

* Ally Beardsley
* Lou Wilson
* Siobhan Thompson
* Emily Axford
* Brian Murphy
* Zac Oyama
* Mike Trapp
Eidelgrin

Eidelgrin is a giant rabbit that pulls Herr Drosselmeyer's teapot carriage.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 2: Mirror, Mirror

### Personality

Eidelgrin is a very hardworking rabbit who is eager to do whatever job he is offered. He is very insightful, and is able to pick up on the group's oddities very quickly.

## History

Eidelgrin remains completely silent until Herr Drosselmeyer disappeared due to Mother Goose's book. After his master is gone, he asks if he can have a new job assisting Goose and his friends. He informs them that he knows a shortcut to the kingdom of Elegy, but it is through the Blackwood Forest. Rosamund is eager to go into the deep dark wood, and the group follows Eidelgrin.
Em

Em
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* Character Art
* Battle Mini

The Unsleeping City: Chapter II

**Em**, also known as the **Angel of the Waters**, is an iron statue atop the Bethesda Fountain. She guards and protects the waters in and around New York City, a source of neutral divine magic. The water of her fountain is magical and has healing properties.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 4: Scramble in the Sewers
* Episode 5: A New York Wedding
* Episode 12: Broadway Brawl
* Episode 13: Faeries and Feces
* Episode 14: Showdown at the Stock Exchange (mentioned)
* Episode 15: Hall of Heroes (mentioned)
* Episode 16: Times Squaremageddon
 **The Unsleeping City: Chapter II*** Episode 4: We Need to Talk About Cody (mentioned)
* Episode 18: Two Sides of the Same Coin (Part 2) (epilogue)

## History

Em was created to guard the fountain since it was put here at the beginning of the park.

Em was designed by Emma Stebbins and modeled to look after a washer woman.

She is good friends with Sofia Bicicleta and admires the work that Kugrash does.

During the wedding of Angela Confetti and Ronald Pigeon, Em was kidnapped by the Rat King because they want her to be their queen.

## Trivia

* Her name, Em, may come from her original designer Emma Stebbins.
* Her mini was sold as part of the Dimension 20 The Unsleeping City Auction for $925.
Five

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## Five

The stoats reel from their recent battle, and must deal with an uncertain future.

### Overall

20
8
218

## Episode Guide

### Next

The First Stoats
Human

**Five** is the eighth episode of season 20 of Dimension 20, Burrow's End.

## Locations

* The Last Bastion of the Light
	+ Reactor Charlie

## Featured Characters

### Uncommon Carnivores

* Ava
* Thorn Vale
* Tula
* Viola
* Lila
* Jaysohn

### Returning

* Meatwolf
* Sybil
* Bennett
* Carter
* Pep

### Mentioned

* Geoffrey
* Kenji
* Dr. Robert Wenabocker
* Phoebe
Dragon Slayer Bow

The **Dragon Slayer Bow** *is an enchanted bow owned by Antiope Jones. One known feature of the bow is called **Wing Shot***

**Wing Shot-** A creature hit with a fly speed must make a Con Save DC 17, if they fail by 5 or more their fly speed is reduced to 0. It's not known what the effect if they fail by less than 5, most likely their fly speed is reduced by half.

The Dragon Slayer Bow is a homebrew magic item created by Brennan Lee Mulligan
Grandpa Dog

**Grandpa Dog**, also known simply as **Dog**, is a Yeth Hound which Andhera keeps as a pet.

## Description

Grandpa Dog is a dog with the head of an Old Man.

## Relationships

### Advisor

Advisor refers to the Yeth Hound as "[Andhera's] beastie" and appears uncomfortable at the mention of it. Andhera says that he and Advisor have previously tried to teach the Hound to speak.

### Prince Andhera

Andhera keeps Grandpa Dog presumably as a pet, which he took with him to the Bloom. Andhera says that he and Advisor have previously tried to teach the Hound to speak, although he has only ever said "shit" or "thanks" at most.. Andhera simply calls the Hound "Dog." or "Grandpa Dog". Dog is once seen delivering a letter from Andhera to Gwyndolin. Andhera takes Dog to the sparring match with Hob, where it becomes clear he has little control over Dog. Dog sleeps in front of Andhera's door.

### BINX Choppley

BINX met Dog while delivering a black apple to Andhera's door. She attempted to "submit" to the Yeth Hound by lying on the floor with it, and then gave him Jerky, which it couldn't eat because of its old man teeth. The dog let them leave the apple, and said "thanks" when she called him cute, which freaked them out.
Glucian Road

## Glucian Road

The Glucian Road battle set from Episode 3 of The Ravening War

The Glucian Road on the map of Calorum

### Campaign

A Crown of Candy

The Ravening War

### Location

Fructera, Calorum

**The Glucian Road** is a road in Fructera connecting Castle Candy to Comida.

## Featured Episodes

 **The Ravening War*** Episode 2: Bloody Harvest (mentioned)
* Episode 3: Yonder Where the Fruit Do Be Lyin'
* Episode 4: The Light and the Shadow

## Background

The Glucian Road is where Queen Pamelia Rocks was murdered when attempting a diplomatic mission to Comida, prompting Candia to finally join the war effort.

## History

### Yonder Where the Fruit Do Be Lyin'

The Fellowship of Destiny's Architects charges the Scrumptious Scoundrels along with the mercenary Darren “Dishless” Quichéi to assassinate a a dangerous political operative travelling in a secret Ceresian envoy. This person is travelling along the Glucian Road towards Uvano disguised as Fructerans as part of a democratic mission. Once they attack the carriage, they learn it is now whom they had been told, but the Candian Queen Pamelia Rocks and her guard, whom they ultimately kill. In response to the murder of their monarch, Candia joins the Ravening War against Fructera.

After this assassination, the team hide out in a crevasse up the way. There, they are met by a being made of mold, and ultimately find a cave of rot. Upon exploration, it is foudn that touching the lyceum along the cavern's walls actively connects whomever is touching it to the Heart of the World.

### The Light and the Shadow

Knowing he has been discovered working against the FDA and Sanctus Putris, Raphaniel Charlock leaves the Bulbian Church completely, and heads to the cave of rot they had previously found after Queen Rocks' assassination.
Fireside Chat with Brennan & Friends (Part 2)

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## Fireside Chat withBrennan & Friends(Part 2)

Brennan and the Fantasy High cast talk about the important things: quesadilla cheese, buff old quarterbacks, and more.

### Overall

2
2

### Runtime

2:26:45

TRANSCRIPT

## Episode Guide

### Previous

Fireside Chat with Brennan & Friends (Part 1)

**Fireside Chat with Brennan & Friends (Part 2)** is the second of two talk-back episodes livestreamed before the finale Dimension 20 LIVE, Fantasy High: Sophomore Year.

## Guests

* Ally Beardsley
* Lou Wilson
* Siobhan Thompson
* Emily Axford
* Brian Murphy
* Zac Oyama
Dylan Little

Unnamed Father

> "*I knew you were real.*"
> ― Dylan to Bean, upon meeting for the first time
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**Dylan Little** is a human boy and the youngest son of the Little family. He lives with his mother and brother at 4 Thimble Lane. He is a target of Felix Flick, who intends to kill him by feeding him a peanut, which he's allergic to.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 3: Scheming and Scoring Fairy Dust (mentioned)
* Episode 4: Breaking and Entering (mentioned)
* Episode 5: Fighting with Fire (mentioned)
* Episode 6: The Great Chase

## Description

Dylan is a very sweet little boy with a lot of energy and curiosity to spare.

He's first seen wearing the same pajamas he's worn all summer and a little blanket as a cape. When looking for Bittyfolk out in his backyard, he wears a little kids' camo army man poncho.

## History

Dylan is first introduced as he runs around his house in his pajamas trying to get his family to play with him. He knocks on his brother Max's bedroom door, and bothers his mother, Susan Little, who brushes him off while she talks to his school on the phone. Dylan grabs some crackers and cheese from the kitchen before heading outside to his tent in the backyard. He yells back to his family about the little people he's observed in and around the house and sets up some crumbs in the grass, hoping to attract one.

Later that night, Bean, a Moocher Bittyfolk from the compost heap spots the prize on top of a fern and leaps up to collect it, where Dylan finally spots him. Excited about his discovery, he offers to get more food for him, which Bean happily accepts. Dylan gives him a ride back to the Heap and sets five whole Ritz crackers out for the rest of the Heapers. He asks Bean about life as a Bittyfolk, and Bean explains how it isn't easy, as the world isn't made for them-- birds, spiders, rain, and recently, Dylan's father overturning the Heap, destroying most of his home. At this news, Dylan bursts into tears.

Before Dylan leaves again, he asks Bean to keep an eye out for a toy he's lost: a Car-Mo-Bot. Bean is not so eager to agree this time, as he has a lot of his own troubles to worry about, but he assures Dylan he'll try. Considering that revealing all the information about Bittyfolk that he has perhaps wasn't the wisest move, Bean asks if Dylan plans to squish them. Dylan assures him he won't, but suggests maybe getting a hat with a little light on it, as he doesn't always watch where he steps.
Dusty

**Dusty** is a stereotypical 1950s detective who works with Sklonda Gukgak in the Elmville Police Department as an Arcane specialist.

## Featured Episodes

 **Dimension 20 LIVE*** Episode 2: Mirror Madness (mentioned)

## Description

Dusty is an old-looking gnome who has a bit of a paunch and wears a trenchcoat. His eyes glow blue from something like a permanent *Detect Magic*. He smokes cigars. He's possibly thousands of years old, since the year 1112 is the last time he saw a phoenix egg.

## History

When Riz Gukgak is hiding in the cafeteria after the battle with Doreen and the Corn Ooze in order to spy on Jace and Porter, he overhears Dusty talking to his mother, Sklonda, about the arcane magic that he senses. He tells her that it's not just arcane power, its pure divine magic. He tells her about the theory that some of the most powerful fiends are actually fallen angels.
Bella, The Red Fairy

**Bella, The Red Fairy** is one the fairies the bestowed gifts on Princess Rosamund du Prix when she was an infant in the second version of her story.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 19: The Ending of All Things (Part 1)
* Episode 20: The Ending of All Things (Part 2)

## Description

Bella is a beautiful fairy that dresses all in red.

## Background

Bella is one of the fairies that gave Rosamund her enchanted gifts as a baby. When she speaks to Rosamund in the briar patch, she haven't spoken to her since the day of her birth.

## History

### The Trials of Baba Yaga

Bella appears to Rosamund as she is carrying out her chore for Baba Yaga. As Rosamund is trying to help the dying Prince Jonathan who has been caught in Sleeping Beauty's enchanted briar patch, Bella and the other fairies reveal themselves to her. They try to convince the princess to help them set her story to the way it is meant to be. Bella specifically tries to convince her that what was happening to Jonathan isn't the fairies' fault. She places the blame on the Gander and the corruption of the Neverafter. She then tells Rosamund that Jonathan is, in fact, her Prince Charming; her true love. Furthermore, if she helps them, they can save him and "set [Rosamund's] story to right." When none of their pleas work, the Wicked Fairy shows up, and begins to threaten the prince. Rosamund then replies that she's only cruel to make the other fairies look good, and asks how they are different from each other. Bella is the first to pipe up that they are different because they gave Rosamund beauty and grace; virtues all. Bosartia, on the other hand, cursed the princesses. Furthermore, if it weren't for them, Rosamund would have died when she turned eighteen. When Rosamund ultimately makes the choice to give up the hope of being with her Prince Charming, and be alone instead, she, along with the rest of the fairies present, scatter.

### The Ending of All Things (Part 1)

When nearly all the Princesses are either gone or switched sides, Rosamund is able to feel that a force outside of the room is coming. It is then that the Fairies show up at the Canonade.

### The Ending of All Things (Part 2)

After Bella destroys the protective construct placed around Aesop by Pinocchio, Baba Yaga slams the fairy into the ground with her flying mortar and pestle, killing her.

## Trivia

* Bella's name wasn't revealed until the Neverafter Mini Auction.
* Bella is the one who first reveals the name of the Fairy with the Turquoise Hair to the players. She does so when yelling, "Turquina lost it. Keep the fire focused."
* Her mini was sold as part of the Dimension 20 Neverafter Auction for $1001.
Gulsom

> "*One man's tomato is another man's tomato.*"
> ― Gulsom
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**Gulsom** is the kind and open proprietor of Mordred Manor.

## Description

He is a large golem made with differing pieces of flesh with alchemical material pumping into his head at all times.

## History

Sandra Lynn and Jawbone buy Mordred Manor off of him since he was the only home owner who was okay with Jawbone being a werewolf.
Fandrangor, Sword of the North Star

Fantasy High: Junior Year

**Fandrangor**, Sword of the North Star, is an ancient elven sword that was crafted by Telemaine Lomenelda as a weapon for King Thirstwin Eversong, the ancient king of Fallinel.

## Description

Fandrangor appears as a long, whip-thin elven sword that glows in the dark with green-golden light. When drawn voices of ones ancestors cry, "Fandrangor, Sword of the Elven Kings, forged in ages long past..." although, this effect has only been seen once.

It has a form of sentience as shown when it communicated with Adaine Abernant its preference to be used for fighting instead being used as a giant glowstick. It is also confirmed to not have eyes.

## History

It was created 3000 years ago by the swordsmith Telemaine Lomenelda for King Thristwing Eversong, an ancient king of Fallinel.

It was retrieved by Adaine during the jailbreak at Calethriel Tower, where she used it to light up the vault. She planted the sword in front of Fabian on her return to Kei Lumennura. Fabian chose to use this sword instead of the Sword of the Seacasters, embracing his elven heritage and his newfound love of dance.

## Properties

The official card description for the sword:
"Fangdragnor: Sword of the North Star, Blade of the Elven Kings. Finesse, one-handed weapon, 1d8 piercing. Burn a spell slot on a hit, 1d6 per level."

* +2 to attack and damage rolls.

* Finesse weapon.

* Deals 1d8 piercing damage.

* On a hit, allows the user to burn spell slots for 1d6 damage per level.

* Can cast the Light cantrip.
Fake Fig

## Biographical Information

### Died

Episode 19: Spring Break! I Believe In You! (Part 1) in the Forest of the Nightmare King

### Cause of death

Decapitated by Gilear Faeth while wearing the Armor of Pride

> "*Ayda can see me, but she can never see you. You're going away forever.*"
> ― Fake Fig to Fig Faeth
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> "*The Armor of Sin? It will latch on to whatever pride you have and destroy you.*"
> ― Fake Fig to Gilear Faeth before being being decapitated by him
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**Fake Fig** was a Marilith hired to impersonate Fig Faeth in The Forest of the Nightmare King by Kalina.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 19: Spring Break! I Believe In You! (Part 1)

## Description

Fake Fig was a Marilith with six arms and the body of a snake instead of legs. While she was impersonating Fig Faeth she looked identical to her, but with a more confident and preppy personality.

## Background

At some point before The Bad Kids went into The Forest of the Nightmare King she along with countless other demons were hired by Kalina to serve The Nightmare King.
Gertrude (The Seven)

**This article is about the farrier at Skullcleaver Manor from The Seven, Gertrude (The Seven)**.

For the article about Bob the Drag Queen's character from Dungeons and Drag Queens, see Gertrude.

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## Campaign Information

### Pronouns

she/her

**Gertrude** is the farrier at Skullcleaver Manor.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 9: Time & Space
Alyria Hempstock

**Alyria Hempstock** is one of Danielle Barkstock's mothers.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 10: I Fucking Love You

## Description

Alyria is an Elven sorceress with asteroid belts of stones and pebbles floating around her. She is married to Winona Barksdale and is one of Danielle Barkstock's mothers.

## History

### Party of Seven

Alyria greets Danielle Barkstock, her daughter in the morning, later telling her that she is proud of her conviction to her beliefs.

### I Fucking Love You

Alyria and Winona show up to Danielle's graduation, telling her how proud they are of her.
Gnosis

* Character Art
* Battle Mini

* Holofract
* Ascendant

* Holofract
* Ascendant

The Wurst

**Gnosis** is a fragment of the organic, highly advanced artificial intelligence that inhabits the core of Rubian V.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 6: On The Run in the Martini Nebula
* Episode 7: Dying Tomorrow, It's a Pleasure
* Episode 8: Wallops at Swallop's (mentioned)
* Episode 12: Go Big or Go Home
* Episode 15: Face to Face
* Episode 16: Jailbreak!
* Episode 17: The Luckless, the Abandoned, and the Forsaked (Part 1)
* Episode 18: The Luckless, the Abandoned, and the Forsaked (Part 2)

## Description

Gnosis' physical form is comprised of metallic framework and glass. Its outermost frame resembles a 20-sided die, with a few layers of polyhedral shapes rotating inside of it, like 8-sided die and a 12-sided die and some more complicated polyhedrons.

In Episode 6, Gnosis takes hold of all of The Wurst's screens after being plugged into SQ, and starts depicting itself: a 2D-graphic of a spiral compressed on the left and right sides, but rounded on the top and bottom (aka a paperclip).

## History

Gnosis is described in Episode 4 as a *holofract*, meaning it is a machine that serves as a part of something, but also as the whole of the thing itself. Although it is just a smaller part of Rubian V's core, it still contains all knowledge in the universe, stretching out to infinity. The holofract was salvaged from Rubian V's core by Princeps Zortch to keep it safe from UFTP mining-projects on the moon.

## Trivia

* Gnosis' layers from outermost to innermost consist of an icosahedron, an octahedron, a dodecahedron, a truncated octahedron, and a rhombicosidodecahedron.
* Gnosis' self-simulated appearance and way of communication is a reference to the user-assistant for Microsoft Office used in the period 2000 - 2003, named Clippit (aka Clippy)
Ellarian Fallowglade

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## Campaign Information

### Pronouns

he/him

**Ellarian Fallowglade** is the high druid and chaplain teacher at the Aguefort Adventuring Academy.

## History

Mr. Fallowglade is only heard about in the episode Family in Flames when the Bad Kids find a letter addressed to him from Goldenhoard.

In this letter, Goldenhoard asks Mr Fallowglade if he can make some cats and owls to hunt down Zayn Darkshadow's rat familiar, Edgar, presumably because he was a witness to Zayn's death.

These owls and cats failed in their mission however only ever managing to kill Fig's illusion of a Sexy Rat.

It is unknown whether Mr Fallowglade is actually evil or just a pawn in Goldenhoard's scheme.
Freddy Focus

**Freddy Focus** is the head editor of The Daily Observer.

## Description

Freddy is a big, kind of exhausted guy. He is orange and has one eye. He often is smoking a cigar.

## Trivia

* His design is inspired by J. Jonah Jameson, the head editor for the Daily Bugle in the Spider-Man comic series. The Daily Observer may also be an allusion to this.
	+ His design could also be an allusion to Perry White, the editor-in-chief of the Daily Planet in the Superman comic series. With the name of his newspaper, as well as the rotating eye atop the building alluding to that paper and the spinning globe atop the Daily Planet building.
* The Daily Observer itself shares a theme tune with the Dropout show *Breaking News,* though minus the sting at the end.
Fluffwind

### Properties

* +1 to attack and damage rolls
* Spend 2 Ki points to perform the *Whirlwind Stance*, and 2 more to extend the push range to 10 feet
* Can cast *Gaseous Form* once a day
* Triples jump distance

**Fluffwind, the Sugarspun Staff**, is a magical quarterstaff wielded by Cumulous Rocks.

## Description

Fluffwind, the Sugarspun Staff, is a quarterstaff that resembles a long cotton candy stick. It is a magical quarterstaff that requires attunement to use.

## Properties

* +1 to attack and damage rolls.

* *Whirlwind Stance*: Spend 2 Ki points to deal 1d6 damage to all creatures within 5 feet and push them back 5 feet. Spend an extra 2 Ki points to increase the range to 10 feet. On a successful Strength saving throw, they take half damage and are not pushed back.

* Can cast *Gaseous Form* once a day.

* Triples jump distance.
Gertrude's Hut

**Gertrude's Hut** is where Gertrude has lived for many generations.

## Description

Gertude's home is a nondescript wooden hut in the woods. It has the magical ability to move to wherever Gertude needs it to go, most recently at a lakeside area somewhere near the villiage of Harper. There is a main living room, and a back room where the witch keeps her more magical items.

## Background

When she was young, Gertrude's family cast her out for fear of the magical power she contained. Somewhat jaded of the world, she grew up alone with her books in her hut in the woods, Spending her days in magical study, and granting magical favors to those who visit her.
Fathethriel

Fanart by Jay

**Fathethriel** is a teenage elf that was sent to Kei Lumennura.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 10: The Dangerous Mind of Aelwyn Abernant
* Episode 11: Revelations & Revivifications
* Episode 18: Fearful Symmetry (illusion)

## Description

Fathethriel is a young, lithe, elven lad. He has a blonde mop of hair that covers one eye. He bakes elven wheybread.

He is also kinda racist and fetishizes Ragh's size and green skin.

## History

Once the Bad Kids arrive in Kei Lumennura, Ragh Barkrock ventures out among all the young elven boys to find a new "friend". When everyone is on their way to bed, Kristen Applebees finds him and Fathethriel in Gilear Faeth's room in the Hangvan. Ragh tries to act chill about it, and Kristen initially thinks Fathethriel is there to hurt Ragh, but it soon becomes apparent that they gon fuck, and Kristen leaves.

Ragh has a great time, but wished he could have just talked with him a little more. When Fathethriel approaches Ragh the following day, he's visibly uncomfortable as Fathethriel comments on how beefy his arms are, and tries his best to avoid him from then on.

After Adaine and Aelwyn Abernant are rescued from Calethriel Tower, Aelwyn escapes by using Fathethriel to distract Fig Faeth, who was supposed to be guarding her. For this betrayal, Fig declares him her worst enemy, and yells at him to choke on grapes. She knocks him unconscious.
Fanny Fawnsworth

> "*Ooh! Well, you know what I always say- I'll change myself for absolutely anybody.*"
> ― to Anastasia Tension
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**Fanny Fawnsworth** is a singer at Don Avaricci's club Chateaux Appetit. She is the personification of fawning.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 5: Emergency Powers
* Episode 6: Case Closed

## Description

Fanny has an hourglass figure and hair like Betty Boop. She is very popular and desperate to be liked by everyone.
Elven Oracle

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The **Elven Oracle** is a potent arcane title, allotted to the most prodigious diviner amongst the elven people in the world. It is a station filled by one Elf at a time exclusively, chosen through an unknown arcane force to wield the power of prophecy.

When a new Oracle is appointed, they are momentarily visited by the spectral form of their predecessor while floating and being surrounded by motes of silvery light.

## Description

The oracle is highly respected and typically resides in Fallinel in the Chapel of Stars above the Hill of Trees in the bowels of a hard to pronounce elven location.

The elven people claim to be lost without her. She can give prophecies of the future and see the strands of fate, though these abilities can be overcome with powerful illusion magic and a lack of preparation.

## Known Oracles

### **Eleminthindriel**

The earliest known oracle. She was part of the first Council of Chosen and assisted in the defeat of Kalvaxus. Her paramour was Arthur Aguefort, the secretary of the Council.

Mere moments after Aguefort bound Kalvaxus, Eleminthindriel delivered a prophecy:

> *"When Kalvaxus once again beholds his glittering treasure, And seven maidens are once more chained at the mouth of his lair, When war befalls the realm, And a king and queen are crowned anew in Solace, Then will the Emperor of the Red Waste be released from bondage. His destruction will know no bounds. The sun shall fall from the heavens, And the world as we know it shall perish forever."*
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She spoke with Queen Alexandria about this prophecy, and promised to return if there was ever trouble. At the start of Kalvaxus's next rise to power, she boarded the Cerulean on her way back to Solace, and the ship sank, killing her.

### **Adaine Abernant**

After Eleminthindriel died, Adaine became the next oracle, though she was not aware of it. She learns of her new title after reading the first few pages of *Watches and Wards*, which can only be removed from the restricted section of Aguefort Adventuring Academy's library by Arthur Aguefort himself or the oracle. Adaine stole the book on her first day of school, which also happened to be her first day as oracle, on a dare from her sister, who is later found to be a conspirator of Kalvaxus.

During Adaine's sophomore year, she is kidnapped from her adventuring party by her father and the Court of Stars. They bring her to Calethriel Tower in Fallinel and ask for her cooperation in staying where she "belongs" in Fallinel, and in locating her mother, Arianwen. She refuses and disowns her father for treating her so horribly as a child. They keep her prisoner in a magical anti-trance orb until her friends arrive to rescue her.

Adaine prefers to refer to herself as "everyone's oracle", as she feels no allegiance to Fallinel or her family after they abandoned her and fled in the aftermath of her freshman year.
Gotham Timepiece

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## Gotham Timepiece

### Properties

* Run on New York City standard time
* Time Travel into objects with a variable DC based on the object's connection to the past
* Accomplish more than one task during downtime by taking on a level of Exhaustion
* Once per Short Rest, you may take an additional Action on your turn, taking a level of Exhaustion by the end of that turn
* Cannot become lost in the five boroughs, even by magical means

The **Gotham Timepieces** are magical watches with the power to manipulate New York Minutes.

## Description

The Gotham Timepieces are ordinary looking watches enchanted by JJ Jacobs for the Dream Team to use in order to acquire the seven missing items from the Great Dragon of Bleecker Street's hoard from Ellis Island.

## Properties

The Gotham Timepiece allows the wearer to manipulate New York Minutes in the following ways:

* Run on New York City standard time (reliably 10 minutes late, but never more than that, to any appointment).
* Time Travel into objects with a variable DC based on the object's connection to the past (only in the presence of heavy amounts of raw Umbra).
* Accomplish more than one task during downtime by taking on a level of Exhaustion.
* Once per Short Rest, you may take an additional Action on your turn, taking a level of Exhaustion by the end of that turn.
* Features an Uptown Compass (Uptown, Downtown, Eastside, Westside). Cannot become lost in the five boroughs, even by magical means.

## References

1. ↑ Stat block shared via Twitter, 11 February 2021: https://twitter.com/dimension20show/status/1359915427015589892
Felix Flick

## Felix Flick

* Character Art
* Battle Mini

## Biographical Information

### Cause of death

Car-Go Jones transforming whilst he was inside

## Physical Description

### Hair

Blonde

**Felix Flick** is a Bittyfolk crime boss who rules over the Little's home. He acquired a roll of quarters that the Tiny Thieves steal.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 2: Chicanery at Shoeby's Casino
* Episode 3: Scheming and Scoring Fairy Dust
* Episode 4: Breaking and Entering
* Episode 5: Fighting with Fire
* Episode 6: The Great Chase

## Description

Felix Flick is clean-shaven and has a long, shoulder-length coif of blonde hair. He wears a suit.

## History

### Big Little Crimes

Felix is first introduced as he and his entourage arrive in the storm drain, where Car-Go Jones and Charger were speaking moments prior. He greets Car-Go Jones and asks that Charger collects his payment. When his brother, Marty, doesn't have it, he defers to Speed, one of his henchmen. Furious that Speed would betray their kid, Dylan Little, Car-Go lunges and attacks him. Before the fight can go any further, Felix commands Boomer Coleoptera, another one of his muscle, to tie him up.

Car-Go attempts to transform and escape before he can be tied up, but Boomer easily picks him up, mid-transformation and completely incapacitated. For attacking one of his men and attempting to escape, Felix threatens to remove Car-Go's face so that he can't become sentient, but Minetta, his "girlfriend", leaps out of the car to protest. **Felix** obliges her this time, but tells Boomer to toss him over the edge into the sewer instead.

As Boomer dilly-dallies and over-acts as he takes him to the edge, Felix tells him to get on with it. He bids Car-Go Jones 'bon voyage' before turning to leave with Marty. As they do, Felix hands Marty a dossier. He begs Marty not to gamble it away at Shoeby's Casino like he does everyone else, but Marty brushes him off. They drive off as Car-Go plunges to the icy sewer waters.
Geppetto

**Geppetto** is the father of Pinocchio in Neverafter. He is married to the Stepmother.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 18: The Trials of Baba Yaga
* Episode 20: The Ending of All Things (Part 2)

## Background

In the past, Pinocchio was once a real boy. The Wicked Fairy came to his village, Amanti, and offered the children a chance to play with a glowing ball, if they truthfully answered her questions. One by one, the children told her the names of their fathers when she asked, followed by a scream from the village each time. When Pinocchio was called, he told her that his father's name was Daniel. No scream came - instead, Pinocchio's body was stolen from him, and he was turned into a puppet.

Later, the Stepmother married his ailing father, and promised Pinocchio she would look after him, but with a sinister undertone, implying her power over the both of them.

Geppetto is mentioned to be in poor health. It is unknown if this was caused by the Stepmother.

## History

During his death scene, Pinocchio saw a vision of Geppetto telling him not to trust the Stepmother. In order to make Pinnochio's magic stronger, The Stepmother took some of Geppetto's blood for some sort of blood sacrificial ritual.

While Pinocchio is carrying out his chore for Baba Yaga, he sees a magical door that he remembers is one that is used by the Stepmother. After listening to her threaten him, Geppetto speaks to his son saying he only needs to tell the truth, and they'll be okay. As the wooden boy explains that that's not enough in the world anymore, blood begins to seep from under the door. Pinocchio then opens the door, and Geppetto is being held by the monstrous version of the Stepmother he saw in between worlds. Blood comes from his mouth, one of his arms is broken, and there's an open wound in his chest. There is also a string tying he and the wooden boy together. It is the brightest and strongest string that Pinocchio has. However, it is not his string. It's a string to Geppetto's heart that is tied to his son's; his living heart outside of his body. At this point the Baba Yaga asks what Pinocchio would do to chance his story. The puppet thinks about the way Geppetto treated him when he turned back into a puppet from a real boy, and realizes that he would rather have his father in any way than not at all. So after giving up his opportunity to be a real boy again, the string connecting the two glows with a blinding light, causing the Stepmother to fall back and dropping Geppetto. The string turns into a safety net, catching Geppetto which transports him to a different place away from the Stepmother's evil grasp into the Lines Between.

During the final battle in the Canonade, Turquina is able to grab Geppetto out of the pages within the room to the safety of Baba Yaga's hut.
For the Hoard!

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## For the Hoard!

Iga faces a dire fate. Sofia reaches out. Kingston searches for something that's been lost.

### Overall

7
15
108

### Runtime

1:47:07

TRANSCRIPT

## Episode Guide

### Next

History Checks and Lost Dex
Treachery at Gramercy

**For the Hoard!** is the fifteenth episode in season 7, The Unsleeping City: Chapter II.

## Recap

> "*Last we left off, our champions had just returned from the Monastery of the Sacred Rat. They met with the spirit Kugrash who told them all about different ways to bring back the Dragon of Bleecker Street to defeat Null. We had a meeting with Pete's new friend, Maddie Park, a hacker who was able to show them a bunch of crazy stuff that Gladiator was doing buying Ellis Island. JJ invented the Gotham Timepiece that allows you to time travel through objects that have a strong, magical, emotional connection to the past. Our friends wound up on Ellis Island, which was the location of the missing seven artifacts of the dragon's hoard, the last thing they needed to bring the dragon back as long as they can reunite these artifacts with the dragon's long lost horde. All seven objects were collected. However, Null has pushed through into the waking world. This property has been bought by Gladiator Industries. In a surge of raw umbra, Null has pushed through and is now here in the waking world. We left off mid combat. It is about to be Iga Lisowski's turn.*"
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## Locations

* Ellis Island
* Fairy Land
* Faerie
* Broadway
* JFK Airport
* Clinton Hill Chantry
* Gramercy Occult Society

## Characters

### The Dream Team

* Kingston Brown
* Pete Conlan
* Sofia Lee
* Ricky Matsui
* Iga Lisowski
* Cody Walsh
* Rowan Berry

### Returning

* Stephen Sondheim
* Marty
* Nick Lisowski
* Jessica Lisowski
* Maddie Park
* Nadia Chandrasekhar
* Anthony Bicicleta
* Tony Simos
* Orlando and Rovias
* Alejandro Ortiz (†)
* JJ Jacobs

### Mentioned

* Oskar Lisowski
* Ana and Amelia Ortiz
* Dale Lee (†)
* Esther Sinclair
* Shen Family
* The Great Dragon of Bleecker Street (†)
Galfast Hamhead

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## Galfast Hamhead

* Character Art
* Battle Mini

## Campaign Information

### Pronouns

she/her

**Galfast Hamhead** is a sturdy, stealthy Halfling whom Leiland has sworn to hunt down and kill.

## Featured Episodes

* Episode 2: Volcano of Violence
* Episode 3: The Caged Elf and the Crown
* Episode 4: Airship Ambush
* Episode 5: Bloodlines and Lifelines (mentioned)
* Episode 6: The Tomb of Ultimate Evil (mentioned)

## Trivia

* Galfast Hamhead is a clear analogue for Samwise Gamgee (stronger, more down-to-earth side character with absolute loyalty to Frodo).
* Frodo's analogue is a weak halfling named Drova Longfoot. She needs to be carried out of battle by Galfast, and spends whole turns complaining during battle.
* The halflings were initially included in the battle as a joke - perhaps as halflings were initially called Hobbits in the early editions of DnD before the Tolkien estate sued.
* She is intentionally made very strong (see below) because Samwise was the real hero of LoTR and the only one of the party who was not nobility (even Frodo, Pippin and Merry are land-owning gentry in the Shire and Sam is the only blue-collar character with a real job).
* Galfast Hamhead was given the stats of a Storm Giant according to Brennan Lee Mulligan. 19:18 in the "Reunion with the Cast of Escape From The Bloodkeep Pt. 2".
* The miniature used for Galfast Hamhead is "Halfling Rogue, Darby" by Reaper Miniatures
F For Freezer

The PIs scramble to uncover the truth before Elias meets his end.

TRANSCRIPT

**F For Freezer** is the third episode of season 18 of Dimension 20, Mentopolis.

The PIs scramble to uncover the truth before Elias meets his end.

## Locations

* Mentopolis
	+ Motor City
		- Illicit Boxing Ring
	+ Cortex City
		- City Hall

## Featured Characters

### Prefrontal PIs

* Daniel Fucks
* Detective Hunch Curio
* Anastasia Tension
* Imelda Pulse
* Conrad Schintz
* The Fix

### New

* Ivana Popov
* Mr. Henry
* Dominick Nuntz
* Self Doubt

### Returning

* Justin Fication
* Chief Alexander Tightass
* Mark Bition
* Joey Sneezes

### Mentioned

* Mayor Leon Logic
* Immanuel Pulse
* Imogen Pulse
* Don Avaricci
* Fanny Fawnsworth
Evolution and Revolution

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## Evolution and Revolution

The stoats make their final stand at Last Bast.

### Overall

20
10
220

## Episode Guide

### Previous

Human

**Evolution and Revolution** is the tenth episode of season 20 of Dimension 20, Burrow's End.

## Synopsis

Coming up to the finial battle the group prepares, Viola goes to check in with Teedles, who previously was suddenly put in charge by Viola of talking to all the stoats in The Last Bastion of the Light about humans arriving. After a bit the two go off to do their own mission. the group comes together for a plan and after the group makes a bet that Simon is still tied up, ideas are brought up like Using "Truck", causing a meltdown or going to attack Dr. Robert Wenabocker (whose actually Phoebe the last remaining of The First Stoats) head on in a surprise attack .

The Group finds out Lukas is a "Meloquence Mard" before using a walkie-talkie to listen in on the humans moving around their teams, switching channels they hear; nothing on one, channel two; Spanish and a lot of Pitbull, Channel three; the radio chatter from the human teams, channel Four; is morse code (in complete gibberish and can't be heard over the cast), Channel five; is empty, Channel six has Dr. Tara Steel (the human who gave them their radio. they share the plans of the attack planed.

Soon Dr. Tara Steel tells them to go now, while Thorn said "it'll be the Burrow's End"(26:16) the group hop in "Truck" and take a part each, Viola controlled Accelerated, Tula Controlled Brakes, while Jaysohn "Twerks on Gear shift", Lila is look out and Ava Steered, while Thorn was on the Roof. They spot the Humans when the car suddenly comes to a stop. Thorn tries to stop them by casting Daylight but a figure keeps running until they hit the asphalt it crumples sending the car and everyone in the area down 100ft.

## Featured Characters

### Stupendous Stoats

* Ava
* Thorn Vale
* Tula
* Viola
* Lila
* Jaysohn

### New

* Dr. Robert Wenabocker
* Phoebe

### Returning

* Teedles
* Lukas
* Dr. Tara Steel
Family on Six

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## Family on Six

The misfits finish their first day of classes, explore scuppers, and strengthen their bonds.

### Overall

9
3
124

### Runtime

2:08:58

TRANSCRIPT

## Episode Guide

### Next

Class Conflict
We're the Heroes

**Family on Six** is the third episode of season 9, Misfits and Magic.

## Locations

* Gowpenny Academy of Arcane Arts
	+ Applied Evocations Class
	+ Scuppers Field
	+ Chimeron Common Room

## Characters

### The Magical Misfits

* Whitney Jammer
* Dream
* Sam Black
* Evan Kelmp

### New

* Penfrew Liarsmbury
* Axelby Killoran
* Professor Criggle
* Nurse David Stitchnit

### Returning

* Theodore
* Spalding
* Coggle and Hoggle Undergus
* Tallulah Jillymont
* Digsby Cooper
* Fergus Ponst
* Headmistress Boudicca Philtrum
* Khanh Nguyen
* Graspthlax
* Terminator 2
Duggan McCann

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## Duggan McCann

### Affiliation

The Bad Kids
Balthazar

## Biographical Information

### Children

Unnamed college aged children

**Duggan McCann** is a centaur cowboy helping The Bad Kids defeat The Night Yorb.

## Description

Duggan McCann is a very old centaur. He and Riz are friends.

## History

Duggan joins the Bad Kids in their final battle against the Night Yorb. He helps defeat some Yorbies with his gun.

When the Night Yorb is trapped in a sigil, and day returns to Spyre, Duggan McCann dies. He claims he is a vampire, but he doesn't disintegrate or anything. Kristen thinks she saw Duggan crawling away after his "death" but didn't follow up on it.
Faunus

**Faunus** is the god of wine and ecstasy, in all definitions of the word, within the world of Spyre.

## Description

Much about Faunus is unknown, but it can be presumed he is largely worshipped by Satyrs given his name and that he is followed by the Donovan family. His nature is also pretty mysterious, but it can be presumed he is violent, as whenever he possesses a follower during a Rager he attacks whoever is nearby.

It is unknown how he fits in with the other deities of Spyre, but given how much more straight laced Sol and Galicaea are, it can be assumed not particularly well.