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Conchobhar

Ulster king, loved by the people.

## Skill: Labyrinth

Deals a spirit attack to the enemy target after a normal attack (damage rate 59.5%, affected by spirit), with a 20% chance of making the enemy enter confusion status and launch undifferentiated attacks, which lasts 1 turn

## Detachable Skill: Survey

Increases self attack range by 1 and Spirit attack damage by 7.5%
Ackerly Green App

The **Ackerly Green App** is an application for Android and iOS phones, released by Ackerly Green Publishing in the Spring of 2018.

## Description

The Ackerly Green App was released in March 2018, shortly before the Ackerly Green Secret Society. The app contains forum access, all blog posts, an audio section, access to the Ackerly Green books, access to the book shop, and a calendar with important dates. The app also has access to The Making of the Monarch Papers

## Magimystical Materials

The magimystical materials section holds wallpapers, links to the Basecamp Youtube channel, and an audio player.

## Ackerly Green Secret Society

The Ackerly Green App was critical to solving puzzles within the Ackerly Green Secret Society. Mountaineers would travel to a location based on clues and, if the location was correct, the application would send a push notification congratulating them and giving them a new clue.

## References

1. ↑ https://ackerlygreen.com/2018/03/13/the-ackerly-green-update-march-2018/
Aegeusx

"

King of Athens, whose father Pandion was taken off the throne by his own people. After his father died, Aegeus and his brothers took back the political power.

## Skill: Sacrificial Rally

At the cost of losing a certain amount of soldiers each round, increases the attack attributes by 19.5, and increases the defense attributes by 21, which lasts 2 turns

## Detachable Skill: Psychological Attack

Launches a Spirit attack at the targets after a normal attack (damage rate 53%, affected by Spirit), causing a certain number of targeted soldiers to defect.
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Kindly Brew for Finding Hidden Things: Second Draft

The **Kindly Brew for Finding Hidden Things, Second Draft** was a recipe and spell compiled from the first four fragments.

## Description

The Kindly Brew for Finding Hidden Things, Second Draft was a multistep spell used to solve the first of the Book of Briars' Magimystical Assessment. The Mountaineers uncovered pieces of scrap paper throughout the first four fragments: FrayLily, Eye of the Moons, Obenhenge, and Siren's Lace. When carefully arranged, we were given the necessary steps to solve Phase One's Magimystical Assessment.

## Usage

The Kindly Brew was used to complete the second part of the Magimystical Assessment which can be found here.

Pluck the leaves from a
fraylily just before dawn.
*Careful you don’t disturb the bulb.*
Burn a young obenhedge while still rooted.
Cut away a handful of its stems.
\*\*Written along left margin
*Twist three Eye of the Moons from their vines. Do not look into them once plucked.*
Take one Siren’s Lace and rub it between your hands.
*(let the seeds drop onto your clean bare feet.)*
Gather the seeds and crush them with a ruby pestle.
Combine them with the leaves and stems you’ve plucked.
Brew
*Toss out and brew again*
Pour the herbed coffee into your preferred cup.
*(preferable with a mismatched saucer)*
By the light of the winking moon, with cup and saucer in both hands,
explore a deep wood for thirty-three minutes.
*thirty-six minutes is best*
Leave the herbed coffee on your doorstep.
Upon morning, retrieve the brew and
drink only the spilled brew left on saucer *along with any accumulated dew.*
Themis

Daughter of Gaia and Uranus, goddess in charge of laws and justice. Stern in enforcing the law, she handles the order of the entire universe.

## Skill: Justice Guard

Decreases the damage the allied team receives and causes during attacks by 14% (affected by spirit), which lasts 2 turns

## Detachable Skill: Bonfire

Prepare for 1 round and puts the users team into recovery state and restores a certain amount of soldiers each round (recovery rate 61%, affected by Spirit), which lasts 2 rounds.
Keyhole

An unopened lock on the Book of Briars

## Overview

The Book of Briars contains four locks which prevent the book from being opened. Each of the book's locks in opened by a key, which is the major hunt that Mountaineers must embark on. The keys are found through fragments, which are magical keywords that unlock portions of the Book of Briar's website. Finding four fragments unlocks a new key. After four fragments are obtained, the Book of Briars initiates a Magimystical Assessment. The assessment involves answering a number of questions which can be answered using the information from the four fragment pieces. After enough recruits have passed the assessment, the key will successfully turn the lock.

The four keys that have been successfully turned are the Flora Key, Fauna Key, Cosmos Key, and the Chronos Key

## List of Keyholes

* Flora Key
* Fauna Key
* Cosmos Key
* Chronos Key

## Gallery

The unlocked key on the Book of Briars site.
The Political Machine 2016

***The Political Machine 2016*** is a government simulation game from Stardock and the fourth game in the *Political Machine* series, in which the player leads a campaign to elect the President of the United States. The player accomplishes this goal by traveling from state to state and engaging in a variety of activities to either raise money or raise poll numbers. An early access version of the game was released on Steam on November 17, 2015, with the full game releasing on February 4, 2016.

## Candidates

* George Washington (Unlockable, DLC)
* Thomas Jefferson (Unlockable, DLC)
* Abraham Lincoln (Unlockable, DLC)
* Ulysses S. Grant (Unlockable, DLC)
* Theodore Roosevelt (Unlockable, DLC)
* Woodrow Wilson (Unlockable, DLC)
* John F. Kennedy (Unlockable, DLC)
* Lyndon B. Johnson (Unlockable, DLC)
* Richard Nixon (Unlockable, DLC)
* Jimmy Carter (Unlockable, DLC)
* Ronald Reagan (Unlockable, DLC)
* Bill Clinton
* Barack Obama (v1.1 update)
* Donald Trump
* Hillary Clinton
* Al Gore
* John Kerry (v1.1 update)
* Condoleezza Rice (v1.1 update)
* Joe Biden
* Dennis Kucinich (v1.1 update)
* Sarah Palin (v1.1 update)
* Ron Paul (v1.1 update)
* Mitt Romney (v1.1 update)
* Mike Huckabee
* Herman Cain (v1.1 update)
* Al Franken
* Michelle Obama (v1.1 update)
* Marco Rubio
* Michele Bachmann (v1.1 update)
* Newt Gingrich (v1.1 update)
* John Huntsman (v1.1 update)
* Nancy Pelosi (v1.1 update)
* Rick Perry (v1.1 update)
* Rob Portman (v1.1 update)
* Paul Ryan (v1.1 update)
* Rick Santorum (v1.1 update)
* Ajamu Baraka (v1.3 update)
* Jeb Bush
* Ben Carson
* Lincoln Chafee
* Ted Cruz
* Carly Fiorina
* Tim Kaine (v1.3 update)
* Martin O'Malley
* Rand Paul
* Mike Pence (v1.2 update)
* Bernie Sanders
* Jill Stein (v1.3 update)
* Elizabeth Warren
* Jim Webb
* Bill Weld (v1.3 update)

## Links and references

### External links

* *The Political Machine 2016* at Wikipedia
SpiritSeer

SpiritSeer is a former member of The Low and head of the Mountaineer Fan Club.

## Personality

SpiritSeer appears somewhat shy, but also very passionate about magiq and the Mountaineers. As a former leader of The Low's Mountaineer fan club, she was excited and grateful to be taken in by the Mountaineers.

## Biography

### The Ackerly Green Secret Society

The Mountaineers first learned of SpiritSeer's existence during the Secret Society's attempt to solve a set of clues left by the spirit known as "Woolie". On April 18, 2018, Martin Rank posted a transcript of a chatroom conversation held by the Low's Mountaineer fan club, emailed to him by a source. SpiritSeer defended the Mountaineers against other members who were "calling fake" on the events of The Monarch Papers and the Secret Society, and posted a theory about the disappearance of a clue pointing to the Vashon Island Bike Tree.

Almost one year later, on March 7, 2019, SpiritSeer posted in another Secret Society thread on the AG Forum, explaining that she had reached out to a Mountaineer in an attempt to help solve the remaining clues, and had been booted from The Low as a result. She provided the Secret Society members with the information to cast the "Living Spirit" spell, allowing them to astral project through dreams to physical locations of clues that were inaccessible to the Society's active members.

## Gallery

How SpiritSeer sees herselfHow SpiritSeer actually appears
Galluskulk

**Galluskulk** is a type of animal in the Magiq-verse.

## Description

The name Galluskulk is thought to be derived from the scientific name for roosters and foxes . Gallus means rooster in Latin and Skulk is the name given to a group of foxes.

## Usage

Galluskulk is the name of Fragment Six. Using a jumble of words unlocked from The Monarch Papers, Volume 3, recruits were able to unscramble them into Galluskulk. The animal pieces contained on the fragment page were used to assemble The Translation, which was necessary to solve the second Magimystical Assessment.

## References

1. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/flora-and-fauna-of-the-magiq-verse/565/10
2. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/solved-fragment-six-the-unknown-illiomancer/296/152
Cumberland Books

A photo taken by Deirdre within Cumberland Books

**Cumberland Books** was a book store visited by Deirdre Green roughly the same time as Fragment Three. The store was noted by Mountaineers to not have a physical location that could be discovered online, leading some to believe it existed in another dimension.

## Description

Cumberland Books is an antique book store. Its precise location is unknown, though a phone number was found for the store, 347-815-0330 . The number leads to an answer machine of a very gruff sounding store owner.

## History

Cumberland Books was first mentioned by Deirdre in "Books! Books! Books!" while searching for lost copies of the Ackerly Green Publishing books. Deirdre spoke with a person who had come in to sell books, who showed her a 450 year old book about a "pre-freemason society and their search for religious artifacts." The buyer excused himself and the book owner. They disappeared into a back room and left Deirdre out front. Recruits were unable to find a physical location for the book store, adding to its mystery.

The number for Cumberland Books appeared in Fragment Four and was shared by Reader during the secret mission. Reader stated that the number was hand-written on Brandon Lachmann's materials, either written by him or by Sacha.

## References

1. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/new-dg-post-books-books-books/95/2
2. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/fourth-fragment-the-secret-mission-part-one/224/82
3. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/fourth-fragment-the-secret-mission-part-one/224/91
4. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/fourth-fragment-the-secret-mission-part-one/224/96
5. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/fourth-fragment-the-secret-mission-part-one/224/82

http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/fourth-fragment-the-secret-mission-part-one/224/91

http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/loose-thread-theater/377/7
Ackerly Green's Tales of Wonder

**Ackerly Green's Tales of Wonder** was a radio show by Ackerly Green Publishing.

## Description

Ackerly Green's Tales of Wonder was recorded playing in the Ackerly Green offices by a motion sensor camera set up by Saberlane. The event occurred after the Mountaineers had managed to find the location of the six landmarks need to unlock Woolie's first memory.

## The Show

    With a keen mind, and an unfailing belief in the power of magiq, you have discovered a new episode of Ackerly Green’s Tales of Wonder. Tonight’s story is one of lost and regained hope, of mystery and magiq. Somewhere on the northeastern coast lies a quiet fishing town, and in it, a lost and lonely farmer, searching for a treasure his son, Methan, buried beneath tell-tale circles of stone. Our collector visits that town and seeks to find the answer to a rather curious question: how is a little boy still leaving gifts for his father, 30 years after his own disappearance?

## References

1. ↑ http://forum.ackerlygreen.com/t/weve-done-something/2028
Bes

God of music and dance. It is said that he has the ability to ward off disasters and is the protector of children and families.

## Skill: Inspiring Melody

In the first 3 turns of the battle, makes you enter Divine status to immune from chaos, silence, cowardice, confusion and taunt effects. Increases the attack damage you cause by 20%

## Detachable Skill: Rapid March

In the first 3 rounds after the battle begins, there is a 35% chance for the allied team moving first and increasing defense by 11.5 (affected by Spirit)
Important Links

## Important Links

### The Mountaineers

* The Bascamp 33 Homepage
* The Basecamp Facebook
* Basecamp Forum
* Basecamp Twitter

### The Greens and Friends

* Deeds Done
* CRSumner

### The Lost Collection

* The Guide to Magiq
* The Book of Briars
* Fletcher Dawson

### The Council of the 18 Gates

* King Rabbit
* The Forest of Darkening Glass

### The Low

* The Lost Aethenaeum
* The Cagliostro
* Kemetic Solutions

### Meta

* Ackerly Green Publishing
* Sound of Stories
* CJ Bernstein
* CJ's Instagram
* CJ's Twitter
* CJ's Facebook
* Simon's Soundcloud
* Simon's Twitter
The Minnying of Ojorad

**The Minnying of Ojorad** was a poem used in Fragment Three .

## Description

The Minnying of Ojorad is about several animals coming together to mourn an important figure. Presumably they animals are representatives of humans . Each of the animals represents a Guild. The animals were as follows:

* King Capra, Capricorn - Weatherwatch
* Unowl - Gossmere
* Talking (wise) Cat - Thornmouth
* Mouse with Girlish Hair - Flinterforge
* Julbous Toad - Balimora
* The Hippocamus, whom the funeral was for - Ebenguard

According to The Last Traveler, the Minnying is a poem used for remembrance.

## The Poem

was held at Vidivinty’s glade,
a notion Good King Capra had
that proper reverence be paid
to one who fell on Baryn soil,
in diamond coat of blue and red.
The four who stood in mourning voiles
with deep respect their tributes said.

In vermulid tones the cat first spake
Through briaring fronge her tones did rake
from catafalque to ancient tree.
Said she, “Here Magister Woodland lies.
A brave sourl released from jewelled eyes,
bereft of home, his light soars free.”

The second, the Unowl
evinced a brillatent scowl
for she found not the words to mote.
So she unfurled her cowl
to charm fallen and fowl
with the weaves of an outstretched wing

From the third, a mouse with girlish hair,
as her mournful tears clad hallowed air
declaim’d the Plaint of Nhadastra.
“Lo, the stars shine less intently now
in the firmament of glory’s crown.
The lustre of our friend moves on.”

And finally, the julbous toad,
in his gown of winking woad,
sang a stark yet stirring ode
on the hauce his master rode
from the Crook of Ghyver’s Cross
to the Fallen Mokonode.

The Merest part a way of weather
when Watch elects the final frinning
Ebends unbound Mora’s tether
and Forged the Thorns in drubbin minn’ing

To mark the end of their lament,
King Capra rose o’er gathered sways.
“We’ll sing no more! Dance our assent
to morrows and our yester days!”

## Usage

Various lines of the poem were posted on blog and Instagram posts of Deirdre Green during Fragment Three. The poem was eventually reordered by recruits and was used by Cole Sumner to remember the alternate name for obenhedge - Vhelicorus.

## References

1. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/solved-the-last-of-the-travelers-the-third-fragment/71/190
2. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/lore-fragments-one-three/125
3. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/solved-the-last-of-the-travelers-the-third-fragment/71/141
4. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/guild-familiars/248/65
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/solved-the-last-of-the-travelers-the-third-fragment/71/173
Uranus

God of the sky and the king of the gods with a boundless, giant body. He symbolizes hope and the future and is the father of 12 Titans Gods.

## Skill: Strength of Titan

Starting from the round 3 of the battle, at the cost of being unable to restore soldiers, increases the attack range by 1. Splits the forces, dealing damage to enemies nearby after attacks (damage rate 35%). At the same time, it will also make the enemy army enter panic status and lose soldiers each round (damage rate 29.5%, affected by spirit) till the end of the battle.

## Detachable Skill: Dodge

In the first 3 rounds after the battle begins, decreases the damage the allied team receives from attacks and Spirit attacks by 15% (affected by Spirit)
The Monarch Papers: Cosmos & Time

**The Monarch Papers: Cosmos & Time** is the second of two novels spanning The Monarch Papers interactive narrative event. It covers Phase Three and Phase Four.

## Summary

After solving one impossible mystery, Deirdre Green remains stumped by the remaining clues left by her late father. Every time she makes progress with The Monarch Papers, she realizes his cryptic riddles have only created more questions. As Deirdre begins to walk stranger, more dangerous paths, she finds that dark forces hellbent on her destruction wait in the shadows…

Witnessing a dark magician's self-sacrifice has left Martin Rank traumatized. But when the journalist hears a cry for help, he buries his fear to investigate a shadowy tech company with connections to the dead mage. After he stumbles upon a hidden lab and horrific experiments, he resolves to put his tragic past behind him to mount a dangerous rescue.

As Deirdre discovers a plan to unleash malevolent magic, Martin begins to tie together his terrifying discovery to a deadly countdown and an ancient conspiracy. Can they defeat the darkest force earth has ever faced, or will the ancient enemy wipe out humanity with one powerful blow?
The Mountain's Shroud

**The Mountain’s Shroud** was a spell cast in Fragment Twelve.

## Description

The Mountain’s Shroud was one half of the shrouding spell used in Fragment Twelve to help Martin Rank infiltrate Kemetic Solutions. The spell was successful in hiding Martin.

## The Incantation

This spell entails 6 more casters, one from each guild, who have created a blindfold representative of their element/guild. They will don the blindfolds a few minutes after the completion of the first spell, Fern and Way's Concealment.

**Ore** - Flinterforge

**Tides** - Ebenguard

**Wilds** - Balimora

**Light** - Weatherwatcher

**Aether** - Gossmere

**Thought** - Thornmouth

## References

1. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/solved-fragment-twelve-spell-creation/1016/346
Kendrick

**Kendrick** was an employee of Kemetic Solutions who was rendered comatose after breaking Portencia.

## Personality

Little is known about Kendrick's personality, as he was comatose for the entirety of The Monarch Papers. He was likely a very ruthless man, as he was the one who "broke" Portencia.

## Biography

Kendrick was first mentioned in Fragment Eleven in Theodore Fallon's logs. Kendrick was the one who administered the coercion session that "broke" Portencia's mind. Kendrick was found unconscious and, when he came to, could only mutter Portencia's home address over and over again. He was put into a medically induced coma in the hopes that one day his condition would be improved.

Later, in Fragment Twelve, when Mountaineers were searching for the fragments of Portencia's memories, it was believed that Kendrick held the final piece. During the infiltration of Kemetic Solutions by Aether and Martin Rank, Aether searched his room and found that he was not in a medically induced coma. Something magiq was keeping him under. Not knowing how to save him, Martin instructed Aether to move on, and that he would get Kendrick out if he could. When Teddy confronted Martin, it was revealed that Kendrick never held a memory fragment in his mind, but Teddy himself held the fragment. When the Storm later attacked Kemetic Solutions, Kendrick was swept away with the others, his fate unknown.

## References

1. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/whistleblower/974/3
The Cloisters

**The Cloisters** was a key location in Fragment Four.

## Description

The Cloisters is a museum in Upper Manhattan that specializes in Medieval art. The museum is split into four cloisters, the Cuxa, Bonnefont, Trie and Saint-Guilhem, which were inspired by french monasteries. Art in the museum is grouped by period, such as the Romanesque, Fuentidueña, Unicorn, Spanish and Gothic rooms.

## History

    The Cloisters were an important part of Fragment Four. After the Triplet's Bridge mission, Sacha had obtained materials hidden by Brandon Lachmann containing dates and names of exhibits in The Cloisters. Recruits noted that museum held the Unicorn Tapestries that were related to the Seven Tributes of Rochefoucauld.

At the same time that Recruits had figured out the significance of the Cloisters, so too did The Devoted. Reader sent a secret message to recruits that she was being sent by Sacha to retrieve the Traveler's Disk that was likely hidden within its walls. A recruit rushed to meet her the next day at noon and Reader was successfully able to share the disk and the materials she found. However, Reader's partner had been secretly tailing her and knew that she had met up with The Mountaineers. Despite this, the recruits were able to leave the museum with the disk and knowledge of the materials.

## References

1. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/fourth-fragment-the-secret-mission-part-one/224/84
2. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/fourth-fragment-the-secret-mission-part-one/224/106
3. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/fourth-fragment-the-secret-mission-part-one/224/102
4. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/fourth-fragment-the-secret-mission-part-one/224/123
5. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/fourth-fragment-the-secret-mission-part-one/224/233
Leadfoot Devil

**Leadfoot Devil** is a book by Ackerly-Green Publishing.

## Description

Little is known about Leadfoot Devil except for the fact that it was at one point published by Ackerly Green. It was mentioned by Deirdre Green in the blog post "Books! Books! Books!"

## References

1. ↑ http://www.deedsdone.co.uk/2016/09/08/books-books-books/
Fragment Fourteen

**Fragment Fourteen: Obscuriotempus**

## Overview

Following the discovery of Fragment Thirteen, the Mountaineers lost contact with Augernon, the Mountaineer they had been emailing in the 90's. The form on the Fletcher Dawson website closed, and the combination of Guilds that had previously unlocked the Chronocompass image no longer worked. However, the page for Fragment Thirteen included latitude and longitude coordinates pointing to a location in New York City known as the Portal Down to Old New York. The Mountaineers concluded that bringing Sullivan Green's journal and Chronocompass to the location would show the next steps.

Although Deirdre and Cole Sumner had flown to Ireland for the funeral of Deirdre's Aunt Monica, Cole returned early with the compass and journal to visit the site. When he arrived, the compass began to direct Cole to various locations in downtown Manhattan. Mountaineers mapped his walk and discovered that the directions he traveled made up a new combination of unlock the Dawson site again.

This time, the unlocked page displayed the rhyme "Like leaves swept into a stream, are sounds and stories in a dream,” and a place to attach an audio file.

Not knowing who or what they might find on the other end, the Mountaineers sent a recording. A reply came in the form of a dream journal entry from Knatz, another of the '94 Mountaineers. The audio files the Mounties uploaded seemed to influence Knatz's dreams. When the Mountaineers recorded and sent a story about a lioness searching for something, the resulting dream prompted Knatz to remember a locked briefcase that another Mountaineer, Nib, had received during a previous fragment. Knatz travelled to South Carolina to meet Saberlane, another Mountaineer from the 90's, and locate the briefcase.

The Mountaineers sent Knatz an audio file with the numbers "1998" and "2017," the years connected by the Chronocompass. Entering these numbers as the combination code successfully unlocked the briefcase, which contained a collection of wood and metal pieces. Knatz and Saberlane managed to assemble the pieces into a box. It refused to open, but a strange poem appeared on its lid, and a series of riddles appeared on the back. The past Book of Briars then sent the following message:

Mounties worked to decipher the coded riddles on the side of the box, record them in an audio file, and send them to Knatz. When all of the riddles were solved correctly, a new set of riddles would appear on another side of the box. When four sets of riddles had been solved, the clues disappeared, only to be replaced by another rhyme:

Using the Book's clues and the numbers leftover from solving the box riddles, the Mountaineers constructed a melody for a lament and created lyrics for six verses, one for each of the six elements. They sent a recording through the Chronocompass to Knatz, who sang the song to the box to open it. The fragment word, "Obscuriotempus," was written inside.

elements
Eye of the Moons

The **Eye of the Moons** is a type of flower in the Magiq-verse.

## Description

Little is known of the Eye of the Moons, except that they grow on vines and are not meant to be looked at once plucked. They are used in the Kindly Brew for Finding Hidden Things: Second Draft.

## Usage

The Eye of the Moons was the name of Fragment Two. After sifting through for hour-long videos of fields moving from night to day, recruits found the words "eye","of","the", "moons"  and were able to submit that to the Book of Briars.

## References

1. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/solved-king-rabbits-burrow-the-second-fragment/57/51
2. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/solved-king-rabbits-burrow-the-second-fragment/57/73
3. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/solved-king-rabbits-burrow-the-second-fragment/57/160
4. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/solved-king-rabbits-burrow-the-second-fragment/57/162
Ishi

**Ishi** is a friend of Sullivan Green who helped cast the original Calling the Corners spell on Deirdre Green.

## Personality

Ishi was a dedicated friend to Sullivan, willing to travel throughout the world to follow his wishes. However, she seemed to have some limit to her loyalties, having kicked out Deirdre in a moment of need.

## Biography

Ishi was a member of a sort of coven, a group of six friends who’d been performing magic in secret . She helped teach Sullivan Green the ways of magiq, along with Colby Fortin and the rest of her coven, but he left them to follow the paths of wool and silver. During the year leading up to Aisling Green's death, Sullivan arranged for the six coven members to take part in the Calling the Corners spell, which included help from Ishi.

In the time leading up to Sullivan's death, he contacted Ishi and the others, asking for their help in the event that Deirdre broke his spell. To ensure Deirdre could follow the path set out for her from her father, Ishi followed the painting "One Hundred Stories of Demons and Spirits" from museum to museum, making sure it remained accessible.

When Deirdre freed herself from her father's spell at the end of Fragment Eight, Deirdre encountered Ishi in Tel Aviv, Israel in "Knocking Back", after having successfully unlocked the clue in Istanbul. She was unknowingly introduced to Ishi as an art curator after a week of waiting to see the piece. Deirdre met Ishi at her house after having stolen the page from the Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art. After showing Deirdre the piece, Ishi told Deirdre that Sullivan had told her to expect a call someday about this page. When Deirdre asked what Sullivan's purpose was for the journal's clues, Ishi said she didn't know, that "no one knew what “Sully” was up to in those last days. He was frantic, driven. She said I probably knew more than anyone else by now. (She would be incorrect.) She told me she could see him in my eyes."

Ishi left Deirdre alone in her office, believing she'd heard someone at the door, but when she opened it no one was there. Then, something started knocking on the closet door behind her. Terrified, Ishi asked Deirdre what she'd brought inter her house. Ishi told Deirdre she had to leave, but Deirdre begged her to explain Sullivan's journal and to help her find the truth. However, Ishi pushed Deirdre out of her house, every door knocking as they went. Deirdre ran from the house, doors knocking as she went, while Ishi's fate remained unknown.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.deedsdone.co.uk/2017/05/15/the-door-part-two/
2. ↑ http://www.deedsdone.co.uk/2017/05/05/knocking-back/
Nib

**Nib** was a '94 Mountaineer who was taken by the Storm.

## Biography

Seashifter was mentioned in Knatz's journal entries in Phase Four. According to Knatz, Nib was a Mountaineer who was active on the forum near the beginning. When the Benefactor sent materials from the Ackerly Green offices to some of recruits, Nib had received a locked briefcase. He’d tried figuring out the combination, breaking it. Nothing worked. He even took it to a locksmith who said he’d never seen anything like it. But he could never get the damned thing open and even though it seemed like a massive loose thread, there were a lot of artifacts that weren’t in play, and the Mountaineers were busy figuring out the other complications, so they forgot about the briefcase. Knatz was able to track down his location to Spartanburg, South Carolina and she met up with Saberlane to try to find Nib and the briefcase.

The town of Spartanburg was small, so Knatz and Saberlane were able to track down Nib's house by asking about a nerdy, bookish, perhaps reclusive guy. They were eventually sent to an old house just outside of town, near Lake Blalock. The inside of the house had been trashed, either from messiness or the Storm. Saberlane found him in the cellar, where he'd been hidden away for weeks, maybe a month. He’d been eating food his mom must’ve canned twenty years ago. He thought a hurricane had come through Spartanburg. He thought he’d made it through and Knatz and Saberlane were coming to rescue him. His mind was wiped and he was agitated and scared. It took everything that made him him. Knatz tried to talk to him using counseling techniques, but he was non-responsive. Knatz asked him again and again about the briefcase, but he didn't respond until they went to leave. Nib said that he had felt it when something was coming for him and, when he did, he left it with "Faris." Knatz was able to surmise that Faris was the name of Nib's boat and, on the dock next to the boat was a rope. When she pulled it up, inside a black plastic bag, the briefcase was inside.

Knatz called an ambulance for Nib, but she hear thunder across from the lake. Knatz and Saberlane agreed to stay as long as they could with Nib, but when they went back inside the house, he was gone. Knatz and Saberlane decided to drive to Atlanta rather than stay in the area and during the night as they drove, Knatz believed that she saw Nib on the side of the road, watch them as they passed.

## References

1. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/mountaineer-recap-the-week-of-august-13th/1394
Mandela Effect

The term **Mandela Effect** was coined for instances where small groups of seemingly unconnected people remember historical events differently than the general population. Named for some people’s memory of Nelson Mandela dying in prison in the mid-80s instead of being freed in the 90s.

## Description

In the mundane world, the Mandela Effect was coined in late 2009 by paranormal blogger Fiona Broome. The term was called such due to a rising number of unassociated people who claimed to have differing memories on the fate of Nelson Mandela, however the term soon grow to include a number of other circumstances. A particularly noteworthy instance of the Mandela Effect is the name of the Berenstain Bears being remembered as the Berenstein Bears. Some people believe the Mandela Effect is proof of alternate universes spilling into the world, while others see it as a lapse of collective memory.

## Relation to the Book of Briars

The Mandela Effect was believed by The Mountaineers to be the cause of people forgetting that magiq exists. It was the ultimate goal of The Mountaineers to find the root cause of the lost memories, including the Book of Briars.

In Phase Three, it was found that The Churning Storm was at the heart of the Mandela Effect. Using the power of magiqal doors, they were learning how to block off magiq from the mundane world. It was their actions that caused people to forget that magiq exists.

## References

1. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/mountaineer-recap-the-week-of-may-28th/1049
Gnascorius

**Gnascorius** was a period of time in the MAGIQverse.

## Description

Gnascorius. More commonly referred to as The Dawning Age. A time known in classical magimystic parlance as The Book of Light. 40.727422 -74.005961

## Usage

Gnascorius is the name of Fragment Fifteen. It was found after the Mountaineers, Deirdre Green, Martin Rank, and Cole Sumner defeated the Storm. After Lauren Ellsworth named Deirdre the Stormslayer, the name, when plugged into the newly restored Book of Briars site, led to the fragment. The coordinates contained in the fragment description led to the former address of Ackerly Green Publishing and unlocked a farewell letter from Sullivan Green..

## References

1. ↑ http://www.deedsdone.co.uk/2017/09/27/goodbyes/
Book of The Wild

The **Book of the Wild** is the name for the time period where magiq existed in the mundane world. It was replaced by the Book of Kings, possibly sometime in the early 2000s.

## Description

The Book of The Wild was the term The Monarchs used for the time before everything changed. Some unknown individual changed the Book of The Wild and in its place was The Book of Kings. This individual edited out the Book of Briars and all magiq after that.

The changes were complex, in the way the one imagine a book and then someone decided to edit that book to remove something fundamental. Stories would have to be changed, characters rewritten, outcomes altered and the ripples of all those changes would extend into the future chapters and the past. It would be impossible to catch all the hanging threads. Scattered memories would be missed and wells. Wells in the Book of Kings were like hidden themes that remain, despite the narrative being altered.

## History

The Book of the Wild was first mentioned in Mr. Wideawake. Mr. Wideawake explained to Deirdre Green the names for the time periods that the Monarchs had created, and the fact that the timeline had been altered by an unknown entity.

The Book of the Wild was again mentioned in "Wonder" when Saberlane discovered the Ackerly Green Secret Society pins. Knowing that Ackerly Green Publishing was a failure in the Book of Kings, he surmised that the pins must have been an untouched relic from the Book of the Wild.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.deedsdone.co.uk/2017/09/21/mr-wideawake/
The Wishing Jar

**The Wishing Jar** is a book that was read by Deirdre Green as a child in Neithernor.

## History

Little is known about The Wishing Jar except for the fact that it was at one point read by Deirdre Green. It was mentioned by Deirdre Green in the blog post "The Six Books"

## References

1. ↑ http://www.deedsdone.co.uk/2017/09/14/the-six-books/
Characters

## The Mountaineers

* Ascender
* Bash
* Eaves
* Endri
* Itsuki
* Augernon

## The Greens and Friends

* Sullivan Green
* Deirdre Green
* Sylvia Green
* Warner Green
* Orvin Wallace
* Cole Sumner
* Aunt Monica
* Meredith Grey Ackerly

## Phase One Characters

* King Rabbit
* The Last Traveler
* Brandon Lachmann
* Susan Lachmann
* The Devoted
* Sacha
* Reader

## Phase Two Characters

* The Cagliostro
* Lauren Ellsworth
* Martin Rank

## Phase Three Characters

* Aether
* Constance
* Kemetic Solutions
* Theodore Fallon
* Climber
* Portencia
* Whistler
Triplet's Bridge

**Triplet's Bridge** is a bridge in Central Park. It was the location of a Traveler's Disk in Fragment Four.

## Description

Triplet's Bridge is a bridge in Central Park dedicated in 2000 in honor of Benjamin, Rachel and Justin Chasalow. The bridge once overlooked Ladies Pond, but now holds a small brook after the draining of the pond in the 1930s.

## History

    During Fragment Four, Cole Sumner traveled to the bridge in order to find the Traveler's Disk hidden by The Devoted. Arriving at the park late at night, Cole was thoroughly disturbed by being at the park after dark. Despite this, he was able to track down the disk below the bridge.

## References

1. ↑ http://forgotten-ny.com/2015/07/ladies-pond-central-park/
Seashifter

**Seashifter** was a member of the '94 Mountaineers.

## Biography

Seashifter was mentioned in Knatz's journal entries in Phase Four. According to Knatz, several of the '94 Mountaineers had been on a conference call to discuss the latest fragment puzzle. The call was done in secret, without Tinkerdown's knowledge, as the Mounties knew he would be concerned after the forum was attacked by the Storm. When they were on the phone, the Storm had come for one of the Mountaineers and it was able to get them all. Seashifter, who had been late to the call, arrived to find them speaking gibberish after the attack.

After the '94 Mountaineers were attacked by The Churning Storm once they reached Fragment Twelve, Seashifter's fate is unknown.
Phases

**Phases** are the names of the groupings of fragments that unlock the Book of Briars. Each phase results in a Magimystical Assessment that creates a key.

## Phase One Fragments

* Fragment One - FrayLily (Site Link)
* Fragment Two - Eye of the Moons (Site Link)
* Fragment Three - Siren's Lace (Site Link)
* Fragment Four - Vhelicorus (Site Link)

This grouping of fragments resulted in the Flora Key.

## Phase Two Fragments

* Fragment Five - Brachursis (Site Link)
* Fragment Six - Galluskulk (Site Link)
* Fragment Seven - Furomaris (Site Link)
* Fragment Eight - Tigrantula (Site Link)

This grouping of fragments resulted in the Fauna Key.

## Phase Three Fragments

* Fragment Nine - Galifanx (Site Link)
* Fragment Ten - Gladitor (Site Link)
* Fragment Eleven - Durkonos (Site Link)
* Fragment Twelve - Aorthora (Site Link )

This grouping of fragments resulted in the Cosmos Key.

## Phase Four Fragments

* Fragment Thirteen - Inlaudetus (Site Link)
* Fragment Fourteen - Obscuriotempus (Site Link)
* Fragment Fifteen - Gnascorius
* Fragment Sixteen - Mirumagiqum

This grouping of fragments resulted in the Chronos Key.
The Faith

**The Faith** includes the practices and beliefs of The Order.

## Description

### Scripture

There are many books that form the protected scripture of The Order. All disciples are expected to read fully and practicec the teachings in the core texts and to have an ever increasing awareness of the supplementary texts.

Core texts are:

* The Scroll of Houses
* Book of Sighs
* Exchanges

The suplementary texts are;

* Book of Lazaum
* Book of John
* Book of Transformations
* Prophecies of the Faerd
* The Wells of the West

### Rituals

The essential rituals cover the usual phases of Entry, Initiation, and Transformation.

Entry intake usually occurs at any of the four solstices/equinoxes. The ritual is a joyous occasion involving a number of songs and passage recitals. The Collector will be advised of all new members who partake in the ritual and their names are entered in The Register.

Initiation is a more prolonged period involving the consuming of the five delicacies and filing for belonging. It is a time of great excitement and meeting members of your Royal House.

Transformation is an annual ritual and its content remains the knowledge of The Collector.

### Oaths

The Oaths are passages from the core scripture. They are read at moments of reflection, protection, and concealment.

The Oath of Wings is the most widely used of these passages and has many uses. The Oath of Danaid is another popular and moving work. Oaths are revealed to disciples as they progress with their studies.

### Festivals

There are many periods of celebration over a calendar year. A number of these coincide with (or indeed are the same as) the festivals and holy days that can be found in both pagan and modern religions.

Each Royal House has its own calendar of festivities that support the central festival days of Eastfall, Saturnalia, and Wellswatch.

## History

The Faith was first introduced to recruits by Steve the Balimoran in his post "I hate to bug you in the middle of dinner."
The Animus Complex

**The Animus Complex** is a book by Ackerly-Green Publishing.

## Description

Little is known about The Animus Complex except for the fact that it was at one point published by Ackerly Green. It was mentioned by Deirdre Green in the blog post "Books! Books! Books!"

## References

1. ↑ http://www.deedsdone.co.uk/2016/09/08/books-books-books/
The Monarch Papers: Flora & Fauna

**The Monarch Papers: Flora & Fauna** is the first of two novels spanning The Monarch Papers interactive narrative event. It covers Phase One and Phase Two.

## Summary

Deirdre Green is no stranger to losing it all. Nearly two decades after her father's mysterious disappearance, her boyfriend, her job, and her London flat all go up in smoke. But when she suddenly inherits what’s left of her family’s publishing business, Deirdre is shocked to discover the cryptic magical conspiracy revealed in its remains…

Martin Rank can't stop living in the past. Ever since a bizarre incident in a library destroyed his marriage and robbed him of his son, he's been desperate for closure. So when the recovering alcoholic hears Sullivan Green's daughter plans to resurrect her family business, he's determined to use her plan to retrieve an obscure and powerful book that could either undo his tragic history, or cause it to repeat itself.

As Deirdre digs deeper into the family company and Martin follows her every move, neither of them realize they're attracting the attention of potent forces, dangerous enemies, and thousands of believers from around the world. Can they unravel a long-lost magical secret, or will her father’s legacy doom mankind forever?
Fray

**The Fray** is a location in the MAGIQverse where magiq still exists.

## Description

The Fray is a location in between worlds where magiq still exists. fraylilies grow there.

## History

The Fray was first mentioned by Cole Sumner, who saw the place in his dreams. He was so inspired by the area and its features that he drew its flowers - the fraylily.

During Fragment Twelve, The Churning Storm stated its intentions to banish The Council of the 18 Gates back to the Fray, suggesting that at one point the Council was forced to retreat there when their power was diminished.

## References

1. ↑ http://crsumner.tumblr.com/post/149280119564/hello-what-do-you-know-about-fraylily
2. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/found-fragment-twelve-into-hell-aorthora/993/300
About Us

The Magiq Wiki is a reader-created wiki for The Monarch Papers and Basecamp33. The wiki is currently a work-in-progress, but we hope that it can still help you learn more about the story and this adventure.

Any and all contributions are welcome. If you would like see what pages need the most help, you can find that on the To Do List. If you'd like more information on how to write articles, you can find guides on the Help page. Anything is helpful - from full page write-ups, to image and video uploads, to grammar/spelling fixes and sentence rewrites. We hope to see you around the wiki and the Basecamp 33 Forum!
The Lost Athenaeum

http://www.thelostathenaeum.com/

**The Lost Athenaeum** is a website on The Low which was used to acquire the Joradian Non-Material Safeguard and Consolatory Teatime for Misplaced Memory spells.

## Description

The Lost Athenaeum is a website with tiered access. It holds a library of spells, with moderators who control what content can be accessed by certain members. Lower levels can do research, read rare works and "forgotten" histories. According to Martin Rank, he had a contact who worked on the library, but hadn't heard from her in months.

## Usage

After recruits located the website for Go-Getters, Aether sent emails to recruits - one with a password and another with a username, and a final email with a website name. Recruits were able to use the account to access the Consolatory Teatime for Misplaced Memory spell.

### Stolen Credentials

Username: RKAdler

Password: 2jF)jD3q\*g9\*&QUFUC)MBNAC

## Gallery

Homepage of The Lost AthenaeumLogin PageSpell List for RKAdlerThe page for the Consolatory Teatime for Misplaced Memory
## References

1. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/solved-fragment-ten-gladitor-the-office-of-kemetic-solutions/594/967
Fan Art

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The Ramble

**The Ramble** is a recurring key location in the Magiq-verse.

## Description

The Ramble is a 36 acre "wild garden" within Central Park, created with the intention of giving citizens a natural area to escape the city. The Ramble is one of the first parts of Central Park to be built, and it is almost entirely artificial. It holds over 230 species of birds.

## History

The Ramble appears to be a place of great magimystical significance. In the latter years of his life, Sullivan Green was drawn to this place and spent his last days wandering the park. After his death, Sullivan requested that his ashes be scattered in the Ramble, a request that was fulfilled by his daughter, Deirdre Green .

In Phase Two, Lauren Ellsworth was also drawn to the Ramble. Frustrated by her inability to unlock new pages in Sullivan Green's journal, she wandered outside. She soon found herself drawn to The Ramble, feeling possessed, where she ultimately buried the journal in the freezing weather. The result was newly unlocked pages and Lauren proving herself to The Cagliostro.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.deedsdone.co.uk/2016/09/15/the-elusive-mr-wallace/
2. ↑ http://www.deedsdone.co.uk/2016/07/26/remains/
3. ↑ http://forum.basecamp33.com/t/the-cagliostro/282/68
Weekly Recaps

**Weekly Recaps** are blog posts by Eaves each week summarizing the recruit's actions to unlock the Book of Briars. An archive of the weekly recaps can be found on the Basecamp 33 Website.

## Description

The weekly recaps are regular blog posts written by the core Mountaineers (primarily Eaves) to summarize and link to important events that have gone on in the last week. The Weekly Recaps are one of the most in-depth ways to get caught up with the events of The Monarch Papers.

## History

The Weekly Recaps were initially created by Endri, who managed the reports from July 17th to August 28th. However, realizing the huge influx of information on the Basecamp 33 Forum, Endri realized that someone with skills in data archiving was necessary, something that she was most suited for. She decided to shift gears and focus on organizing and moderating the forums. From then on, the Recaps were handled by Eaves.

## List of Recaps

* Week of July 17th
* Week of July 24th
* Week of July 31st
* Week of August 7th
* Week of August 14th
* Week of August 21st
* Week of August 28th
* Week of September 4th
* Week of September 11th
* Week of September 18th
* Week of September 25th
* Week of October 2nd
* Week of October 9th
* Week of October 16th
* Week of October 23rd
* Week of November 20th
* Week of November 27th
* Week of December 4th
* Week of December 11th
* Week of December 18th
* Week of January 1st
* Week of January 8th
* Week of January 15th
* Week of January 22nd
* Week of January 29th
* Month of March
* Week of March 26th
* Week of April 2nd
* Week of April 9th
* Week of April 16th
* Week of April 23rd
* Week of April 30th
* Week of May 7th
* Week of May 14th
* Week of May 21st
* Week of May 28st
* Catching Up, June to Now
* Week of July 16th
* Week of July 23rd
* Week of July 30th

## References

1. ↑ http://basecamp33.com/2016/08/basecamp-33-changes/