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Stout, Minka

**Stout, Minka**

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Homefront” – pg. 123

A vindictive, lying, underhanded analyst, **Minka** has found power in abusing facts in order to game the media news circus surrounding politics. Seen largely as a failure in her attempts to manage political candidates, she has wound up as a Political Analyst along side **Jim Laurie** on the round table show hosted by **Diana Dellis**. At the end of the day, wherever she finds steady work to voice her opinions is fine by her, as she was born in **Sial** and will die defending Sial, regardless of the political or social cost.

Related Entries: **Dellis, Diana**; **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Laurie, James (Jim)**

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Cooper, Travis Barlow

**Cooper, Travis Barlow**

Birthday: Born **Dianus** 26th, 56 **P.G.E.** in **Pallas, Floriantis**; Age: 46

Hair: Golden-Brown; Eyes: Hazel; Skin: Tan - Medium Tone

Relations -

Youngest Daughter: **Cooper, Ava Yeator**; Eldest Daughter: **Cooper, Leamo**; Wife: **Cooper, Haley**

First Page Mentioned (By Reference): ch. “In The Beginning” – pg. 4

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “Yes, Ava, There Is A Problem With The Exhibit” – pg. 21

 Father of the **Cooper daughters**, and co owner of a successful **gardeneering** business with his wife, **Haley**, **Travis** is a strong willed intelligent man, who is intensely proud of his daughters. Unfortunately, this pride and love also came at a cost, when Leamo fell to severe injury, which in turn sparked an incredibly verbally violent family fight at the hospital. Things never seemed to get back to where they were, but he has made an effort to accept the fact his gardeneering business won't be passed on to his kids, and they have to find their own success with the endeavors they love.

Related Entries: **Calendar**; **Cooper, Haley**; **Cooper, Leamo**; **Gardeneer**; **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Pallas**; **P.G.E. (Post-Gigan Exodus)**

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Cab

**Cab** / *vehicle* / *slang* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “Crossing the Border” – pg. 27

More of a generalization than an actual specific **vehicle**, the word **cab** is often interchangeable with **car**, or a pay for service offered by a motorized vehicle organization that provides paid transport (typically using small 1-8 person vehicles). This slang came about because the enclosed area which shelters the engineer, pilot, driver and/or operating controls is referred to as a 'cab'. Since the entire body of a car is also responsible for housing the driver and operational controls, it's only natural for the word to be applied as a nick name.

Related Entries: **Car** or **Cart**; **Vehicles**

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Livery

**Livery** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “S.U.H.F.T.C.E.E.” – pg. 11

A **livery** is a full service stables, a sort of hotel for larger animals (typically mounts, such as horses, giant hawks or giant squirrels, not to be confused with a kennel).  A basic livery will have caretakers to feed, shelter and protect the animals, but many offer more options, such as: training and exercise, massaging and grooming, etc...  A common experience at a livery is to meet up with a **valet**, who escorts the animal to be examined, before being checked-in, while the animal “owner” handles the payment and options.

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Gigan

**Gigan** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “In The Beginning” – pg. 1

**Gigan** is the name given to the race of giants who ruled the planet, until their apparent mass exodus from **Earth**.  This sudden departure is marked as year 0 **P.G.E.**.

Little is known about them, except that they contributed to the disasters that befell the planet, they couldn't cast magic, and they lived alongside the people of **Geb**.  The threat of their return is the source of the social unrest, as their absence has brought peace.  This absence is also directly attributed to the gigantic growth of all flora and fauna on the planet, dramatically changing how society has evolved.  Still, countless questions remain unanswered, and the threat of their return is not enough to prevent exploration and discovery!

It should also be noted, legends say the Gigans are around 80 feet tall, and their footfalls can shake the ground with thunder. Whether or not this is true remains to be seen.

Related Entries: **Earth**; **Geb (The Island Of)**; **P.G.E. (Post-Gigan Exodus)**

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Cheesey Fries

**Cheesey Fries** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “Crossing the Border” – pg. 32

Want to spice up your french fries with a tasty alternative without turning them into a full meal (such as chili cheese fries)? Just sprinkle some freshly cooked fries with your favorite cheese (cheddar being most common), you can then spice it up with a dash or two of seasoning (red pepper flakes, paprika, etc...).... or you can just leave it plain like **Tony** does! Either way, '**Cheesey Fries**' are a wonderful mid day snack, providing you with the milk proteins and potassium you need to stave off in-between meal hankerings!

Related Entry: **Columbo, Tony (Anthony)**

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Concrete - Volcanic

**Concrete - Volcanic** / *noun* :

*First Page Mentioned (By Name)*: ch. “The Ex-Vacation?” – pg. 53

Dating back to the age of Rome, **volcanic concrete** is one of the most stable and lasting forms of concrete ever created. Made with lime, volcanic ash and **pumice**, structures created with volcanic concrete have proven themselves to last longer than two thousand years.

While the **Gigans** may have discarded this sustainability in favor of cheap cement, the people of **Geb** have continued to develop and use volcanic concrete, combining it with **magical** applications in areas where durability is a must (such as the base structures used for **bullet trains**).

Related Entries: **Bullet Train**; **Gigan**; **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Magic**; **Pumice**

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Vehicles

**Vehicles** / *noun* :

**Vehicles**, on the **Island of Geb**, vary from **magically** powered, to mechanically powered, to flora/fauna powered. Almost every form of conveyance imaginable has been operated on Geb, although the most common are basic mechanical, magical and fauna conveyances. Some common are basic rodent powered carts (as in the rodentia pulling the cards), magically powered cabs (typically controlled through a crystalline matrix, some of which are of the hovering variety). There were also constructs that incorporated multiple methods, such as fliers (kites, planes, rotational bladed vertical craft, etc...), and the **Bullet Train**.

Related Entries: **Bullet Train**; **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Magic**

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Martial Law

**Martial Law** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “Crossing the Border” – pg. 29

When the rule of law fails, and the public disregards order in favor of chaos, and no other solutions have worked, a larger governing body (or occupying force) will typically send the military in to enforce strict laws and restrictions. This act is called: '**Martial Law**'. It is a very oppressive form of maintaining law and order, as soldiers are trained to use physical violence first, then ask questions later. Martial law has never before been declared on **Geb**, but it is known to have happened more than once in **Gigan** society. The fact the Gigans have been forced to use it on themselves is a main point of argument those of Geb use when opposing any actions that may bring the Gigans back.

Related Entries: **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Gigan**

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Mud-headed

**Mud-headed** / *adjective* / *pejorative* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Underwater Citadel of Yonaguni” – pg. 120

**Mud-headed** is a **pejorative** used to insult those who seem slow, stubborn or thick headed, shares a commonality with **dirt eater**. It has become a common place slur used by those who are angry with **Sial's** stubborn stance against the **Race to Conquer the Seas**, and everything associated with it. This is because Sial is a state specializing in **crystal** mining, which involves a lot of water, dirt and mud.

Related Entries: **Dirt Eater**; **Magic Crystals**; **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Pejorative**; **Race to Conquer the Seas**

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Buoyancy

**Buoyancy** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Underwater Citadel of Yonaguni” – pg. 113

Likely from the Middle-Dutch '*boeie*' or Old French '*boie*' (to be tethered, or held in place), it is a word with a history that traveled throughout Europe, finally evolving through Spain to become **buoyancy**, which means: 'to become lighter than water'. Buoyancy is especially important for anything that requires movement through water, as it determines how deep you sink, and how quickly you can rise to the surface. If you are lighter, or less dense, than water, the water will wish to sink, pushing you up! The deeper you are in the water, the heavier/denser the water is, and the faster you will gain speed, as you are pushed up to a point where you are as dense/weigh as much as the surrounding water. Bubbles, for instance, are extremely buoyant, as they are air trapped within the tension of water molecules. Unable to disperse into the water, they are forced up by the water pressure pressing and traveling down around the bubbles, where it builds beneath to press them up to the surface. As you can now see, controlling the buoyancy of an object is extremely important, and a fundamental source of knowledge for anyone working with water, **magical** or otherwise.

Related Entry: **Magic**

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Destiny's Labyrinth

Destiny's Labyrinth was the location of the quest by the same name. An extradimensional prison and treasure chamber where the Demigod Destiny held countless souls captive and bound to his will.

Anyone whisked away to the Labyrinth would wake up with no memories or possessions past their old name.

## Layout

### Rooms

Each room apart from the center, labeled with a Greek letter and Roman numeral, contained 4 treasures and a guardian.

### κέντρο

The center room was labeled *κέντρο*, the Greek word for *center*, and was where Omen would present challengers with the option of having their old memories returned to them, at the cost of everything they had learned and gained in the Labyrinth, before allowing them to face Destiny.
Pejorative

**Pejorative** / *noun* or *adjective* :

First Page Mentioned: Not directly mentioned within the narrative

From the Latin **peior*', to make worse, or stumbling, a*** *pejorative'* is a descriptive term used to insult someone or some thing. With the current political fight over the **Race to Conquer the Seas**, a lot of pejoratives are being used between a lot of people, who know nothing about each other, just to verbally attack someone who believes differently than their neighbor.

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Procure

**Procure** / *verb* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “National Debate” – pg. 102

**Procure**, procured, procurement all come from the Latin '*procurare*', meaning to take care or manage, from the prefix '*pro-*' (in behalf of) and suffix '*-curare*' (to care for). To procure something is to obtain from someone else. When **Leamo** buys an energy bar, she's procuring it.

Related Entry: **Cooper, Leamo**

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Magic Applications: Water Sealing

**Magic Applications: Water Sealing** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “Race to the Sea” – pg. 112

Taking the form of a light blue aura (unless the caster decides to pizzazz it up a bit with some personality), a **water sealing spell** does what it suggests: provides a sealing aura around an object. The sealing spells can operate on a few levels, such as absolutely no leaks, to controlled leaks, depending on what the situation requires. They are typically cast once, and then erode or decay away, which leaves the caster to concentrate on other things while the spell lasts. Water sealing auras are feature prominently with **bullet diving** and other underwater activities (photography, sketching, painting, etc...), but can also be used for sealing items on dry land from potential water damage (such as paintings, **magical** equipment, roofing, cars, etc...).

Related Entries: **Bullet Diving**; **Magic Applications (introduction)**

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Grade

**Grade** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Ex-Vacation?” – pg. 54

**Grade** is a versatile word, and has many meanings. It comes from the Latin '*gradus*', which means 'step'. It should be no surprise then that forms of advancement (such as the incline of hills, grades in **school**, etc...) are often referred to as a 'grade' (since they are a sort of 'step', or form of advancement, from one place to another).

Grades in engineering (such as the grade of a hillside) are especially important, because they give engineers an idea of how steep the landscape may be, which would then determine different approaches to building or digging.

Related Entry: **School**

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The Gods' Garden National Park

**The Gods' Garden National Park**

First Page Mentioned (By Reference): ch. “Crossing the Border” – pg. 30; (By Name): ch. “The Aviary” – pg. 41

**The Gods' Garden National Park** is really a conglomerate of multiple small parks, incorporated into a larger protected area, with the adopted colloquial name: “The Gods' Garden”. The formation of this National Park resulted in a reduction of area in the state of **Floriantis**, an increase of population into **the dis-incorporated Wildlands**, a further rearranging of the mainland states, and a protected area of 1,065 square miles around the island volcano.

This national park is believed to contain a representation of nearly every species of tree on the planet, sans those with special needs (some of which are located in the Wildlands). It also includes hundreds of varieties of brush, weeds, flora and fauna. To say this preserve is breathtaking is an understatement. No one is exactly sure how or why this happened, just that the **Gigans** had something to do with it. This alone is evidenced by a few Gigan walls discovered under the volcano, and evidence that structures might exist deep beneath the surface.

Related Entries: **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Gigan**

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Bullet Station

**Bullet Station** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “Crossing the Border” – pg. 27

Typically stone-gray in color, **bullet stations** aren't the most lavish of public transit hubs, but they do have their moments. Servicing the populace of **Geb**, bullet stations sport a variety of public amenities while providing travelers with safe ports of travel in each of the three major land states, the underwater state of New Megara (in both New Megara and Yonaguni), and the two largest dis-incorporated cities found in the Wildlands (one of which is regarded as the Aroonn stop, as that's the closest the bullet can reach before a flying transfer is required). You can find arcade games, public communication terminals (video phones, computer networks, etc...), **liquid mud fountains**, restrooms, benches, convenience kiosks with snacks, fresh sandwiches, drinks, vending machines, etc... Whatever you would expect from a public transportation terminal, you can likely find at a bullet station, while waiting to take your **bullet train** to the next major stop!

Related Entries: **Bullet Train**; **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Magic Applications: Purifying Mud Flow**

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Boisterous

**Boisterous** / *adjective* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “Empty and in the Dark” – pg. 58

From the late 15th century Middle English '*boistous*', the meaning of boisterous has changed very little, as it still describes something very rough, clumsy and/or loud. **Ava** often finds herself, and her classmates, described by this word.

Related Entry: **Cooper, Ava**

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Anna

**Anna** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “Condemned Complex” – pg. 76

*Select and highlight the redacted areas to reveal spoilers*

**Anna** is an autonomous program left by the **Gigans**, on the off chance their facility would be found by the people of **Geb**.

Related Entries: **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Gigan**

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Igneous Rock

**Igneous Rock** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned: Not directly mentioned within the narrative

Coming from the Latin word for 'fire': '*ignis'*, **igneous rock** is one of the three main rock types found on **Earth** (a type which includes, but is not limited to, **pumice**, **scoria** and **basalt**). It's formed when **magma**/lava cools and solidifies from its molten state, and believed to be 15% of the current land surface, although it's more common in some areas than others (such as around volcanoes).

Related Entries: **Basalt**; **Earth**; **Magma**; **Pumice**; **Scoria**

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Wharf

**Wharf** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Underwater Citadel of Yonaguni” – pg. 122

A word which has so many sources, it's hard to tell which was which – from Old Norse to Greek, one thing survived, however, and that was the definition: a dock or damn area which can serve as a safe place for travelers or fishermen. **Wharfs** usually have Wharf Masters, who are in charge of all things big and small in the wharf, such as the Wharf Master who's friends with **Captain Sean**.

Related Entry: **Lawless, Captain Sean**

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Avian

**Avian** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “In The Beginning” – pg. 5

What would an **avianator** be without their **avian**? But, what is an avian? Avian, simply put, means 'bird'. Broken down, 'avi' comes from the Latin word '*avis*' (meaning bird), and '-an' denotes “to be of, or come from”, thus an 'avian' is to be of or from a bird family!

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Magic Applications: Lighting

**Magic Applications: Lighting** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Underwater Citadel of Yonaguni” – pg. 113

Once the fundamentals of control over raw static and charges is learned, **lighting** is the next natural step in **magical control**. Completely dependent and affected by the environment (being far easier to maintain and control in arid environments than in liquid), magical lighting has an almost unlimited variety of forms (from ultra violet to visible, from ball and geometric shapes, to two dimensional paneling), and numerous levels of intensity (determined by the amount of concentration and the circuit breaker limiting qualities of the caster). While it's a basic spell, to start out, the complexities of light control can take years to master. The light shows in **New Megara**, for example, are some of the most fantastic, mobile and interactive displays you could ever find in the history of Geb, and those who conduct them have spent years mastering the varying magics and levels of those magics required for such events.

Related Entries: **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Magic Applications: Control Magic**; **Magic Applications (introduction)**

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Slate, Miss Alexandra Elisa

**Slate, Miss Alexandra Elisa**

Birthday: Born **Martius** 3rd, 70 **P.G.E.** in **Pallas**, **Floriantis**; Age: 32

Hair: Deep-Brown;  Eyes: Hazel; Skin: Caucasian - Medium Tone; Height: 5' 10"

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “In The Beginning” – pg. 1

**Miss Alexandra Elisa Slate** is the teacher of the spirited **Ava Cooper**.  While she adores all of her students, she would be lying if their spirits (especially Ava's) didn't cause a modicum amount of frustration and exhaustion.  Still, she wouldn't trade her class for anything. Her eyes are a mysterious hazel, brown, green, blue and grey, all together combined in two eyes.

Related Entries:  **Calendar**; **Cooper, Ava**; **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Pallas**; **P.G.E. (Post-Gigan Exodus)**

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Festival of Lights

**Festival of Lights** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “National Debate” – pg. 97

The **Festival of Lights** is a two week long celebration, taking place between the 24th of **Plutonius** and the 7th of **Januarius**. It consists of several major events, spread out between both smaller community and casual public displays of celebration. The lighting for the Festival of Lights tends to begin upwards of a month prior to the celebration, with lights slowly appearing as weather, budget and community pre-events begin to take place, and is slowly diminished over a period of a month after Januarius 7th. In general, it's an all inclusive community celebration of life, religion (for those who believe in a religion), as well as myth. To nail down specifics of who celebrates how would be impossible, as so many celebrate in different ways (an issue compounded by both the **pantheonic** worship most on **Geb** have, in combination of the multiple cultures which migrated to the island), but there are hallmarks:

* The Four Major Celebrations
	+ One on the 24th of Plutonius through the 25th
	+ Another between the 24th and 31st of Plutonius
	+ One on the 31st of Plutonius through to the 1st of Januarius
	+ One on the 7th of Januarius
* Lights everywhere, many resembling the Aurora Borealis and Aurora Australis (according to historical documents), others resembling designs... all of them artistic and interpretive in nature!
* Sweet and Tasty treats are everywhere
* People seem a bit more cheerful
* Presents, lots of presents

Related Entries: **Calendar**; **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Pantheon**

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Matthan

**Matthan**

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Aviary” – pg. 36

One of the **Air Station's** head requisitions masters for delivery to the **dig sites**. Has a strong dislike for **Sial's** interference.

Related Entries: **Excavation**; **Geb (The Island Of)**; **National Air Station, The**

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Sial Guard

**Sial Guard** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Reference): ch. “The Aviary” – pg. 36

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Aviary” – pg. 38

A highly militant minded military / police entity, the **Sial Guard** is known by everyone on the **Island of Geb** for its fanaticism and brutality.

Related Entry: **Geb (The Island Of)**

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Crossbow

**Crossbow** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Ex-Vacation?” – pg. 50

Dating back to the medieval period, **crossbows** were an advancement into human projectile technology. The design of crossbows incorporated a compound bowing system near the front, laid horizontally, and mounted on a trigger controlled hand held stock – the two main sections thus 'crossing each other'. The result allowed the user to pull and store a far greater amount of foot-pounds per inch into the bowing system, locking that stored energy into place with a latch, and releasing it on whim through the use of the trigger, which then sends the crossbow bolt (the ammunition of the crossbow) flying at tremendous speeds.

While the people of **Geb** possess the ability to produce gunpowder based weaponry, crossbows are favored by the guards, due to their low noise and magic compatibility. This isn't to say that no guards use gunpowder based weapons (indeed some do sport some advanced firearms, such as special protection details that do not mind disrupting certain forms of **magic**). It is a fact, however, that the sudden burst of kinetic energy, from the explosive detonation of gunpowder, can directly interfere with both magical empowerments and certain forms of spell casting (not to mention disturbing local wildlife). Since the effectiveness and firing rate of firearms and enchanted crossbows seem to be about equal, the choice depends on the desired result of the user.

Related Entries: **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Magic**

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Hush-Hush

**'Hush-Hush'** / *adjective* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “National Debate” – pg. 100

A duplication of the word '*hush*', dating to the 14th century Middle English '*huisht*' (which identifies a state of stillness or calm), '**hush-hush**' explicitly describes ultra secrecy, not even a whisper or breath of the knowledge to be kept secret. Very little remains hush-hush around the **Emmerlings**.

Related Entry: **Emmerling, Mr Sandford and Mrs Marie**

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Abacus

**Abacus** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Underwater Citadel of Yonaguni” – pg. 115

One of the earliest forms of mechanical calculation in **Earth's** history, the **Abacus** is a multi-column multi-row object created with beads, thin poles/wires (wooden, metal, cloth) and a frame. Many styles have existed throughout the centuries, most are base 10, with 9 beads in each column, and a row of beads that represent exponents. When you count, you slide one bead to the side for each number, once 9 have been moved to the side, you go to the next row and move 1 bead to mark 10, while moving the beads in the previous row back to start all over. This method of representation allows for extremely visually quick forms of math, and the operator only needs to know how to count to ten.

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Breri

**Breri**

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Aviary” – pg. 36

**Leamo's** duty master in the **aviary** is a kind man, but doesn't take any sass. When **Breri** demands something be done, it gets done. Primarily in charge with scheduling and organizing supply deliveries to the **National Air Station**, he has been vying for a better position for some time. While Leamo is certain he has a set of regular clothing, she's only ever seen him at work, where he sports the white and gray uniform typical of colleagues at the Air Station.

Related Entries: **Aviary**; **Cooper, Leamo**; **National Air Station, The**

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Dellis, Diana

**Dellis, Diana**

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Ex-Vacation?” – pg. 48

Lead anchor at the same news station as **An Bao Linng**. Diana has worked most of her career to deal with hard hitting issues, rather than the average fluff, but at the same time, she believes positive “common man” centric stories are important to a healthy social consciousness. She also hosts round table political discussions that often feature **Minka Stout** and **Jim Laurie**.

Related Entries: **Laurie, James (Jim)**; **Linng, An Bao**; **Stout, Minka**

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Vitals

## Health Points

Health Points, or HP, are a measure of organic health. These are normally the target of attacks. Any creature that has HP is rendered Unconscious when they are reduced to zero.

## Mana Points

Mana Points, or MP, are a measure of lifeforce. These are normally used to perform powerful actions. Any creature that has MP is rendered Unconscious when they are reduced to zero.

## Durability

Durability is a measure of structural integrity. This is normally provided by armor and takes damage in place of HP, unless the damage is Penetrating. Any creature without HP is destroyed when its Durability is reduced to zero.

## Protection

Protection is a measure of hardness. This is normally provided by armor and reduces damage taken, unless the damage is Penetrating.

## Defense

Defense is a measure of ability to avoid untrained attacks. This value determines the difficulty of landing Misc Attacks against a creature.

## Strike Defense

Strike Defense is a measure of defensive training. Any Strikes against a creature have to exceed this value to hit.
Actions

These are the different types of actions you can take.

## Standard Action

You normally only get one Standard Action per turn. These actions take 3-4 seconds to perform.

## Free Action

You normally get 4 Free Actions per turn, 8 if you do not take a Standard Action. These actions take 0.5-0.75 seconds to perform.

## Immediate Action

You get any number of Immediate Actions per turn. These take no time to perform, but are usually done as part of another action.

## Retroactive Action

Retroactive Actions are rare and usually take up an action on the subsequent turn. These actions are performed before they are declared.
Crystal-Mail (aka C-Mail)

**Crystal-Mail (aka C-Mail)** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Aviary” – pg. 35

**Crystal-Mail** is a speedier version of regular mail.  If you want to send a long, hand written letter, without magic, you write on paper, and send it through the post office.  If you want a quick series of exchanges, you send it through the **magically** powered **crystal** computer systems.  With emphasis on speed, more than 70% of all mail based communication on **Geb** is c-mail.

Related Entries:  **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Magic**; **Magic Crystals**

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Magic

**Magic** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “In The Beginning” – pg. 2

In the world of **Geb**, **magic** is everywhere, in the ground that grows the plants, and in the air that everyone breathes.  However, it is a very precise and dangerous element of nature.  Those who study its sources, are able to manipulate the environments around them through their own knowledge and will.  Those who don't study it, can barely blow a leaf a few inches.

Because of how magic operates, people must understand the core elements of anything with which they wish to use magic.  If someone wishes to use magic to heal a cut, they must know how skin cells grow, and communicate, with the rest of the body.  If someone wishes to use magic to communicate with a squirrel, they must know how a squirrel thinks, their motivations, drives and concerns.  If someone wishes a plant to grow, they must know how a plant gains sustenance from the Sun, or its earthen bed.  If someone wishes to make fire to heat, earth to build, or water to flow, they must know the reactions of chemicals and compounds in relationship to their environments.  After having all this knowledge, the person must have the willpower and ability to control it through the forces that bind the universe.

Magic is powerful, indeed, but as the people of Geb know, not everyone can control it.  While everyone on Geb has the ability, the **Gigans** did not, and neither do some animals or plants.  This has propelled varying studies of magical knowledge into advanced theories and conceptual exploration.  As a result, many become specialists in a number of fields, such as Energy, Medical, Fauna, Flora, Water, Earth, Fire and Air Specialists.  With the compulsion to seek all the answers they can, fields of magical study are continually being explored, created, altered and dissected, although most do seem to fall back on core concepts of environmental and biological study.

While the study of magic is an intense form of science itself, the key defining feature of practical sciences, remains the fact that their application requires constructed elements to complete complex objectives (such as bulldozers to facilitate the moving of earth, or chemical compounds to clean bacterial infections); while magic, at its core, merely requires the person's knowledge and force of will (although magically driven technology certainly exists, and is utilized on a daily basis).  There is much cross over between magical sciences, and practical sciences, which is why even the greatest of practitioners excel in the knowledge of practical science.  After all is said and done, magic is nothing without knowledge, and there is no knowledge that is not power.

Related Entries: **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Gigan**

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Frozier, Specialist Scott

**Frozier, Specialist Scott**

First Page Mentioned (By Reference): ch. “The Aviary” – pg. 42

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Ex-Vacation?” – pg. 51

**Scott** is **Earth Specialist 2** on **Tony's team**, he loves to make power trippers trip on rocks, and playfully hates to lose games of **Jinx**.

Related Entries: **Channel 17**; **Columbo, Tony (Anthony)**; **Jinx**; **Magic**

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Fighter

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## Abilities

* \*roll Martial Melee Weapon\*
  Description  |  You find, retrieve or create a weapon to wield. You can then use a Standard Action to Attack. Creative use of appropriate weaponry will award a small bonus.

* \*roll Simple Melee Weapon\*
  Description  |  You find, retrieve or create a weapon to wield. You can then use a Standard Action to Attack. Creative use of appropriate weaponry will award a small bonus.

## Prestige Paths

Template:Samurai

Template:Guard

Passive
The Knight increases the Durability of his Armor and Shield by 30% and their total Protection by +1.

Template:Monk

Template:Rage

Passive
The Barbarian gains MP equal to half his combined STR and TUF.

Template:ReaverTemplate:Champion

Template:Witty Riposte

Passive
While not wearing heavy armor, the Swashbuckler contests all physical miscellaneous attacks with Dexterity, and he gains Defense equal to his 10 x his Dexterity.
Lange, Specialist Ashton

**Lange, Specialist Ashton**

First Page Mentioned (By Reference): ch. “The Aviary” – pg. 42

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Ex-Vacation?” – pg. 55

**Plant Specialist 2** of **Tony's crew**. Youngest of the group, but eager to learn. His idealism and morality made him a perfect candidate to work with the **excavation**, and he easily found himself a position to help reconstruct the history of **Geb**!

Related Entries: **Columbo, Tony (Anthony)**; **Excavation**; **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Magic**

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Blinded By (or with) Science

**Blinded By (or with) Science** / *idiom* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “Condemned Complex” – pg. 77

An irresistible quality of humanity revolves around curiosity and knowledge.  Another quality is an individual's natural resistance to admit they are wrong.  As a result, many people, who are intelligent by nature, will resort to bombarding their audience with scientific concepts, and terms, that may or may not have little to do with the discussion on hand.  This bombardment of “science” is done with the intent of convincing their audience they are right, by “blinding” them to the topic being discussed.  This is called being “**blinded by (or with) science**”.

The term can also be applied to any who are receiving such an influx of actual knowledge, that they are unable to immediately grasp the information being presented.  This effect is typically temporary, providing the recipient(s) of the knowledge devote the time and effort necessary to understand it.

Related Entry:  **Idiom**

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Omen

Omen is a mysterious being capable of manipulating Essence. He was first encountered in Destiny's Labyrinth, serving as the gatekeeper to Destiny's chambers. As Destiny's Labyrinth collapsed in on itself following the destruction of its master, Omen saved the adventurers by returning them to the Skullgirl's Saloon, where he has since taken up residence to provide his services.

## Services:

Omen is capable of manipulating Essence. Using these skills he offers the following services:

* Change Race, Gender, or Name - No cost.
* Reroll Privilege - Cost: 5 Essence.
* Lose Privilege - Gain: 10 Essence.
* Gain Privilege - Cost: 15 Essence.
* Reroll Feat - Cost: 10 Essence.
* Lose Feat - Gain: 15 Essence.
* Gain Feat - Cost: 20 Essence.
* Change Class - Cost: 10 Essence.
* Change Prestige Path - Cost: 20 Essence.
* Lose Curse - Cost: Essence (varies).
* Lose Blessing - Gain: Essence (varies).
Black, Corporal Alexander

**Black, Corporal Alexander**

First Page Mentioned (By Reference): ch. “The Ex-Vacation?” – pg. 50

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “The Ex-Vacation?” – pg. 51

A trusted, **Sial Guard**, **Corporal Alexander Black** knows one thing: **Sial** has his best interests at heart, and forget the Federal Government. He found a strong place as one of the two guards serving under **Captain Patirica Cochran**, and absolutely loves misfiring his **crossbow** at suspects.

Related Entries: **Cochran, Captain Patirica**; **Crossbow**; **Geb (The Island Of)**; **Sial Guard**

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Spellcraft

Spellcrafting is the art of producing spells or magical effects through objects or powers. It differs from Sorcery in that it has a limited number of possible results.

## Items

Several items can be used to perform Spellcrafting, these include:

### Staff

A staff is a weapon that allows the casting of a random spell from a limited pool, usually the first few images of a google search.

### Rod

A rod is a weapon that alters any spells you cast while wielding it.

### Wand

A wand is a weapon that allows the use of non-spell magical attacks, such as elemental rays or cones.

### Charm

A charm is a single-use item that contains a predefined spell.

### Scroll

A scroll is an item that is used to cast the same spell multiple times.

### Spellbook

A spellbook is an item that contains multiple spells that can be cast using limited charges.

### Tome

A tome is an item that contains any number of powers of spells, but often have unique rules regarding their use.
Mather

* Core
* Supernatural
* Equipment
* Followers
* Description

## Classes & Prestige

Template:Guard

Passive
The Knight increases the total Durability of his armor and shield by +1 and their Protection by +1.

Template:Rage

Passive
The Barbarian gains 4 MP.

Template:Witty Riposte

Passive
While not wearing heavy armor, the Swashbuckler contests all physical miscellaneous attacks with his Dexterity, and he gains +0 Defense.

## Feats

Passive
The Hunter can summon 1 dog over their Pet limit.
If the Hunter Strikes the same target as any of their dogs, they get a bonus to their strike equal to half the first dog's roll.

For the rest of the quest, you may follow that creature easily, and are informed if they travel to a new area.

You may point out a particular acts to pay attention to, but the DM will ultimately decide the fate of the Judged.
As a result a typical Judged Player may earn a mix of Buffs and Debuffs.
Earning a certain level of Virtue or Sin earns the target the corresponding Buff and/or Debuff, as well as all the ones below them:
Virtue:
1. Courage
2. Clarity
3. Regeneration
4. Flawless
5. Resistance

Sin:
1. Fear
2. Stress
3. Pain
4. Stun
5. Weakness

If that opponent had a higher Ability Score than the creature that dealt the final blow to it, the attacking creature gains a +1 bonus to that Ability Score for the rest of the Encounter.

## Blessings

Seer of Void
Blessing of Ebb and Flow

## Unique Equipment

This stance can cause one of the following effects:
* ±1 STR, TUF or LCK.
* +20 Critical Range, enemies cannot Critical Hit.
* Protection/Vulnerability 2 against an Element of your choice.

1. Shieldbreak [1]
2. Cripple [1]
3. Swordbreak [1]
4. Stun [1]

Affected Pets may act independently as though they were Companions, even if you are Unconscious.

  Comment Level  |  40

 Durability |  4
  Content Level  |  50
  Abilities  | Mending 4 [1hr]

## Mundane Equipment

 CHA |  1

## Pets

Fenrir

Sköll

Hati

Mewnite

Rhydos
Clement

**Clement** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “Race to the Sea” – pg. 104

From the Latin '*clementem*' or '*clemens*' (meaning mild, clam, gentle), **clement** is an adjective that describes a person, place or thing as being pleasant or mild. While she is a fun and nice person, **Ava Cooper's** personality has rarely been described as being 'clement'. 'Fiery', 'adventurous', 'exciting', 'explosive' - yes! 'Clement' - no.

Related Entry: **Cooper, Ava**

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Juperion

**Juperion**

Birthday: **Januarius** 12th, 94 **P.G.E**. in **Pallas, Floriantis**; Age: 8

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “National Debate” – pg. 94

**Juperion** is **Ava's** age, and has been her classmate since she started school, which makes his bad habit even more irritating as time goes on. All he ever does, according to Ava, is tell “bad stories on the playground to get attention”, and “he just won't stop!” She has a suspicion he's going to become a news reporter some day, like **Diana Dellis**.

Related Entries: **Calendar**; **Cooper, Ava**; **Dellis, Diana**; **Geb (The Island Of)**

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Topography

**Topography** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “To the Wild Green Yonder” – pg. 90

From the Greek '*topographia*', which means a place's (topos) description (~graphia), **topography** is about the description of the land. Topographic maps typically have height and length dimensions, in order to better guide people, while describing the layout of all identifiable major land features. These maps are thus extremely important for travelers, as the permanent land features they record are slow to change, and easily recognizable throughout the seasons and decades. Only in rare instances, such as the continuing development of the **Island of Geb**, do topo maps require frequent revisions.

Related Entry: **Geb (The Island Of)**

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Ranges

### Melee

Starting at 1 tile, this denotes the range a creature can reach. Certain weapons and abilities may expand this.

### Vicinity

This is the range of most radiated abilities, and stretches out 2 tiles.

### Short

This is the range of most thrown weapons, stretching out 4 tiles.

### Medium

This is the range of most ranged weapons, stretching out 8 tiles.

### Long

This denotes the furthest range most creatures can aim accurately, stretching out 12 tiles.

## Special

By applying a Penalty Die, ranged and thrown attacks may travel a distance up to 50% longer than their standard range.
Decline

**Decline** / *noun* or *verb* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “Empty and in the Dark” – pg. 57

From the Latin '*declinare*', meaning to avoid, deviate, lower, the meaning of **decline** has changed little. Someone may decline an invitation to a party, or see the decline of a slope on a hill has a particularly sharp **grade**.

Related Entry: **Grade**

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Metamorphic Rock

**Metamorphic Rock** / *noun* :

First Page Mentioned (By Name): ch. “Condemned Complex” – pg. 72

**Metamorphic rocks** are those which were changed (a form of metamorphism – or “change in form”) through the application of extreme heat. The composition of the original rock type now becomes an entirely new rock type. Metamorphic rock consists of 12% of the **Earth's** surface.

Related Entry: **Earth**

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Danpengui

**Danpengui** es uno de los héroes de SKTDJ, su primera aparición fue en Someone Killed The DJ.

## Historia

**Danpengui** es un personaje muy querido por la gente, es un blogger, también el es un moderador en SuperCPPS, el un día iba de Halloween con sus mejores amigos Legiso y Pinsnow, pero en un iglu se encontró con DJ Maxx.

## Apariciones

### **Someone Killed The DJ**

Aquí, el, Legiso y Pinsnow van de búsqueda de caramelos, van a un iglu, pero se encuentran con la sorpresa que en el iglu realmente estaba embrujado, con el espíritu de DJ Maxx.

### **Someone Killed The DJ 2**

Aquí intentan averiguar más sobre DJ Maxx, lo cual pasan por Gariwald, les da un libro, van con Rsnail, y le piden que le cuenten la verdad, pero en ese momento DJ Maxx posee a Rsnail y **Danpengui** es sacado del iglu, y luego invoca a un dinosaurio azul, casi derrotando a DJ Maxx.

### **Someone Killed The DJ 3**

Aquí se nos muestra que su amigo, Pinsnow, va a la universidad en un barco, Danpengui se da cuenta también que en las disco pasan eventos raros, va y se da cuenta de que es DJ Maxx, revela que el mato a Pinsnow, Dan y Legiso también descubren que el es el padre de Franky.

## Relaciones con personajes

### **Legiso**

El y Dan son mejores amigos junto con Pinsnow, siempre se la pasan juntos.

### **Pinsnow**

El y Dan son mejores amigos junto con Legiso, siempre se la pasan juntos. Hasta que descubre que DJ Maxx lo mató, Dan se pone muy triste.
Moral High Ground Gives a Stability Bonus

You may point out a particular acts to pay attention to, but the DM will ultimately decide the fate of the Judged.
As a result a typical Judged Player may earn a mix of Buffs and Debuffs.
Earning a certain level of Virtue or Sin earns the target the corresponding Buff and/or Debuff, as well as all the ones below them:
Virtue:
1. Courage
2. Clarity
3. Regeneration
4. Flawless
5. Resistance

Sin:
1. Fear
2. Stress
3. Pain
4. Stun
5. Weakness