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Jennifer Stoffman

### Occupation

Former co-leader of Hometown *(Post-apocalypse)*Leader of the Ones Left *(Post-apocalypse)*

Former leader of Riverpath *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Cause of Death

Crushed by burning debris *(caused)*Shot in the head out of mercy by Kyle Ford

### Series Lifespan

'A House Divided' -- 'Ad Victorium'

> *"A single moment can make all the difference,"*
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**Jennifer "Jenny" Stoffman** is the former protagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *LoreTale's End of Days*. She is the cousin of Stoffman, the leader and founder of the Hometown community, and sided against him during the First Hometown Uprising due to Stoffman's tyrannical rule over the community. With the onset of a second uprising, Jennifer found a chance to escape with a small group of fellow survivors from the community and became their *de-facto* leader on their journey east.

When the group arrived in Riverpath, Jennifer struggled to blend in with the community. She took on a leadership role after Alexis' death, dying in the defence of her home.

## Overview

### Personality

Describing herself as "needy, stubborn, anxious and sometimes cruel" before the outbreak, Jennifer changed into a completely different person after the outbreak. She is pragmatic, pro-active, highly intelligent, cunning, objective, and resourceful. Although she maintains her empathy and sympathy she prefers to take the more logical route, making her a strong and good leader of the Ones Left.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Jennifer's life before the outbreak. She mentions to Mitch that at school she had left behind her true friends for the more popular kids, dressing like them and mirroring their attitudes, although she hated herself for this.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Ohio Militia *(caused)*
* Zombies *(caused, alive)*
* Kyle Ford *(out of mercy, before reanimation)*

## Killed Victims

* Hanged Girl *(zombified, out of mercy)*
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Stoffman

Despite being family, Jennifer and Stoffman did not have a good relationship. Although they are never seen interacting in the series Jennifer states that their initially friendly relationship was tarnished due to Stoffman's tyrannical rule over Hometown and its residents. Jennifer was particularly disgusted when she discovered her cousin was framing any disabled residents of the community for crimes in order to have an excuse to kill them. When she sided against him, Stoffman forced Jennifer to become a "glorified whore" giving sexual favours to his guards.

### Kyle Ford

> *"We're gonna stick together, right? I mean, that's the sensible thing to do,"*
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Although Kyle and Jennifer didn't interact much during their time in Hometown, once the community fell into chaos and they evacuated the two of them have built up a good friendship. Kyle fully supports Jennifer's role as leader and Jennifer, in turn, appreciates Kyle's mild-mannered personality and combat prowess.

## Trivia

* In '*Don't Look Back*', Jennifer shaves her head due to the danger of having long hair.
Joshua (Rising Sun)

## Appearances

> *"I'm part of another group. Across the sea, in the States. I can't tell you what it's called, but there is something I will tell you. [...] It's bigger than me, it's bigger than you -- it's bigger than all of us. [...] We're at war. Against people who want to harm others,"*
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> -- Joshua about his mission and the group who sent him
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**Joshua** is the tritagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *Rising Sun*. He is a mysterious survivor from a far-away land who crash lands on a beach near the Sanctuary. He is saved by Akira and Kasai, who bring him back to the Sanctuary for questioning.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is yet known about Joshua's life before the outbreak, other than he lived in the US.

## Post-Apocalypse

10 years after the outbreak, Joshua acquired a plane and flew across the Pacific Ocean to Japan.
John ('The Storytellers')

> *"I'm John. [...] Yeah, Just John,"*
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**John** *(last name unknown)*, nicknamed by the group as **"Just John"**,is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *Chronicles Season 1: 'The Storytellers'* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios.* A mysterious young man on a hunt to kill the group, John is later revealed to be a solo antagonist after initially leading them to believe he is the leader of a large group. In truth, John's target was not the group but their leader, Mark, and his mission was exposed as a personal vendetta. He served as the primary antagonist of *'The Storytellers'*.

## Overview

### Personality

John described himself to Mark Watson that he was a "popular boy in high school. I was the kind of person who was liked by everyone, and liked everyone". However, after losing his father John went down a dark path, pushing away all of his friends and his girlfriend until he became an outcast. When he learned that his father's killer had only gotten ten years, John lost all of his sanity and planned to kill Watson.

When Mark eventually encounters him face-to-face, John is revealed to be a plump, dirty and manipulative survivor who has become paranoid and psychotic, targetting various members of Mark's group by taking away an individual's senses (blinding Harrison, deafening Graeme and breaking Kyle's nose so much he lost his sense of smell).

One of the most prominent aspects of John's personality is his skill at manipulation, as he was able to convince the entire group that he was not working alone but was instead the leader of a large, hostile group, which led to the Storytellers leaving Wichita and heading to Kansas City.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Kyle Granger

Having overpowered Mark, John proceeds to strangle him. With Mark on the brink of death, John looks up to see Kyle throwing a blade at him. John has no time to react before the blade embeds in his forehead, killing him instantly.

## Killed Victims

* Harrison *(caused)*
* Graeme *(caused)*
* 1 unnamed man
* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people

## Relationships

### Mark Watson

John deeply hates Mark and spends his entire post-apocalyptic life hunting him down.
Hector Granger (Remake)

**Hector Granger** is a survivor of the outbreak in *Storytellers*, the *Strain Zero* remake of *Chronicles Season 1: 'The Storytellers*'. He is the younger brother of Kyle and Emily Granger.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Unnamed police officer *(indirectly caused, possibly)*
* Zombies *(caused)*

In the first hours of the outbreak in St. Cloud, Hector is bitten on the arm by a zombie. While driving to their aunt's house in Brookland, the Grangers' truck is struck by a police car driven by a dying police officer. Hector either succumbs to the infection or is killed in the crash.

* Mark Watson *(zombified)*

When Hector comes back to life as a ravenous zombie, he is killed by Mark Watson and his body dumped beside the corpse of his sister and the police officer.
Dolan Family

The **Dolan Family** are a group of cannibals that appear in *Season 2* of *Scorpion*. They inhabit an old radio tower that they have converted into a multi-story cabin. They serve as the primary antagonists of "*Venom*" and "*Hunger*".

## Deaths

* Mr Dolan - stabbed between the ribs and beheaded by Mike Trapp
* Jake Dolan - throat slashed and stabbed in the head by Mike Trapp
* Carrie Dolan - stabbed through the jaw and in the head by Mike Trapp
* Dolan Jr - cut through the torso and stabbed in the head by Mike Trapp
* Mrs Dolan - stabbed in the spine and skull smashed by Mike Trapp

## Trivia

* The Dolan Family are notable for being the only antagonistic group to be wiped out by a single character, that being Mike Trapp, who killed them all single-handedly.
Dream Persona

The **dream personas** are the comatose representations of both Alex Junior and many of his friends and foes in the '*New Age*' Extension: '*New West*'. Each of them is modelled on the setting of a post-apocalyptic Wild West.

## Characters and Personas

### Tombstone

#### Alex Junior - Sheriff Black

* Role: protagonist, sheriff of Tombstone
* The dream version of AJ from the main series, the AJ of *New West* is a

gun-slinging sheriff of Tombstone, a town in the middle of the post-apocalyptic
Wild West. Three years after the dead took rule of the world, his face was
horrifically burned on one side, but he is nonetheless one of the fastest and
best shots in the West. He protects his town with tenacity and ruthlessness,
and he places his trust in only a select few.

#### Zoe - Athena

* Role: deuteragonist, sheriff's deputy
* AJ's comatose representation of his deceased adopted sister Zoe, Athena is the best and oldest friend of Sheriff Black, as well as his most trusted deputy.
Herd-Duty Crew

Drew Stanton *(formerly)*

The **Herd-Duty Crew** is a team consisting of several members from the communities of the State of New Graystone in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. They are a volunteer group that travels the territory of the State on horseback, tracking and redirecting herds away from communities and camps. The team proved almost vital during the conflict with the Fear but became less notable when the State evolved into the Commonwealth and began storing herds within the ruins of Helena, Montana.

## Members

* Kyle Granger - leader
* Drew Stanton - former *de-facto* leader
Duel of Sasha Farm

Harry Edwards loses his arm and moves his family onto the ranch, retiring for good

The **Duel of Sasha Farm** was the final battle between the Veteran of Pain and Suffering and the Monster of the East in the final episode of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It occurred around a day after the end of the Siege of Washington D.C, with Antony Eden fleeing to his final hideout, a derelict ranch in southern Montana, having kidnapped Thomas Granger and Charlotte Edwards after the defeat of his militia. Edwards eventually tracked him down, challenging Eden to a duel. Although Edwards initially won, Eden gained the upper hand over his nemesis. Charlotte, however, shot Eden in the back with her father's weapon, allowing Edwards to stab Eden to death.

Ten days after the duel, Edwards moved his family onto the ranch.
Heathens

The **Heathens** are a tribe that inhabits a resource-rich, overgrown region of Wyoming known as the Wilds in *The Fatal Frontier*. They are at war with the primitivist Norn, who have driven them into the hills and away from their villages.

## Post-Apocalypse

### The Fatal Frontier

The Heathen's origins ultimately are shared with their enemies, the Norn. Their founder was a young priest known as The Father, who brought his sister to the Saint Nicholas Psychiatric Correctional Institute For Children as it was the only hospital in the area. While her twin children were delivered successfully, the nuns within the asylum - secretly part of a cult known as the Pale Order that controlled the hospital - smothered the mother to death. The children were rescued by Sister Mary Jones, a nun who had been forced to aid in the Order's experiments on children staying in the hospital, and, alongside The Father, escaped the hospital a few hours before the global zombie outbreak.

The Father and Mary Jones - The Mother - rescued several other children and built a community that would eventually become Haven. The Father and The Mother raised the twins as their own, naming them Seth and Lupa. The tribe continued to worship what the children called "Silent Voices" and eventually were able to "hear their whispers". Using the strength given to them by the Silent Voices, the Heathens largely cleared the Wilds of the walkers that inhabited it.

The peace was not last, however; the Norn finally emerged from the Dark Place, bringing with them an army of Pale Men: humans enhanced by medical experiments that made them unable to feel pain.
Episode 1: "The Breach"

**Episode 1: "The Breach"** is the upcoming first episode of *Cosmic Calamity*. It will be written in November 2022.

## Plot

*Shortly after victory over the Frontiersmen, Edwards is unexpectedly dragged into an alternate universe that has been thrown into a dark vision of the future.*

## Trivia

* First appearance of Wolf Edwards
* First appearance of Prime Edwards
* First appearance of Primal Edwards
* First appearance of Holly Parker
* First appearance of Enlightened Eden
Greencole Valley Institute

The **Greencole Valley Institute** was a US Special Forces installation located within Greencole Valley in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It consisted of several forts and army depots and was used as a training camp and deployment centre for the Special Forces, serving as the unofficial headquarters of the US Special Forces. Among the bases in the institute were No.4, No.7 and No.12.

After the outbreak, the numerous institutes were sealed, waiting for a rescue mission that never came. In the following years, the bases became the homes of several groups fighting for control of the valley and its resources. Today, the institute is largely forgotten aside from the preservation outposts set up to maintain the valley by the Commonwealth after the Great Collapse.
I-94

Minnesota

Wisconsin

Illinois

Indiana

Michigan

The **I-94** or **Interstate 94** - on some occasions known as **The** **Long 94** - is a freeway in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It runs through Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. After the outbreak, the freeway became littered with FRS and military vehicles. The Long 94 enabled travel for the Archangel Rebellion to escape Archangel and find their home at Adams Air Force Base, and years later for the paramilitary to return to Archangel in the final days of the war.

When the NGR grew into the State of New Graystone and eventually the Commonwealth, they vowed to protect the freeway for travellers, tribals and traders. It is now one of the most important roads in the Commonwealth.
EDStudios

Hi, I'm **EDStudios**, or you'd know me as HazarHD. I'm the solo creator of this wiki, and if you've found your way here...welcome!

Of course, because this is a solo hobby, many, many, many pages are not finished. Everything is a work in progress, and the story may be hard to follow, but I hope you enjoy it nonetheless.

Welcome to the wiki!
Hannah Granger

### Affiliation

Former leader of Hannah's Group (Post-apocalypse); member of the SNG military (Post-apocalypse)

## Physical description

### Gender

Female

**Hannah Granger**, often referred to as **Han**, is a main character in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios.* Born just a few years after the outbreak, Hannah formed her own group of survivors and started travelling the roads. After being rescued by Kyle Granger and taken back to Adams Air Force Base, Hannah struggled to integrate herself into the new community, both out of her cautious nature and her fear of the community leader, Edwards. However, when the State started their conflict with The Fear, Hannah joined the military and became a member of Edwards' inner circle. She formed a close bond with Kyle and eventually married him and became a mother figure to his niece, Abigail.

## Overview

### Personality

Hannah is a strong, brave, capable and smart survivor. Her personality is similar to Edwards', as she is a strong and caring person who will do anything to protect and keep her friends safe. Also like Edwards, Hannah is uneasy at being called a leader but grows into one.

Hannah is also shown to have a few insecurities, being that she gets intimated by Edwards when she first meets him and is scared of growing close to people.
Henry Korvac

### Cause of Death

Penis ripped off by Hope Edwards and died of blood loss (alive)Shot in the head by Florence (zombified)

### Series Lifespan

'Suffer For Progress'

> *"If I let you out, you gotta do something for me...that girl Lydia had to do the exact same thing, and I let her go,"*
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**Henry Korvac** is an antagonist in the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a member of the Patriots and the head of the Lazarus Project to create walkers that can be controlled. A heartless doctor, he manipulates many of his test subjects with hopes of escape in exchange for sexual favours. He serves as a secondary antagonist of the *Season 10* episode '*Suffer For Progress'.*

## Overview

### Personality

Korvac is a manipulative, depraved and highly intelligent medical scientist with highly taboo sexual interests. He is often shown as a creep, with a vast intelligence but a silver tongue. However, he is extremely talented when it comes to manipulation, convincing many test subjects that they are terminally ill and will die soon anyway.

Korvac's depravity is especially displayed when he offers Hope the chance to escape the Haven in exchange for a sexual act whilst wearing black lipstick; he also mentions he offered the same deal to Martha and tries to prove his reliability by pointing out he let her go afterwards.

## Post-Apocalypse

Korvac mentions to Hope that he was born in Thomaston during the NGR's war with the Frontiersmen. At some point in his teenage years, he was recruited by the Patriots during a visit to New Buckingham and taken to New York City to head the Lazarus Project.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Himself *(caused)*
* Hope Edwards *(caused)*
* Blood loss *(alive)*

After Hope breaks into his office, Korvac offers to help her escape in exchange for her performing a sexual act on him whilst wearing black lipstick. Hesitantly, Hope gets down on her knees and applies the lipstick at gunpoint. Although she initially goes along with his offer, she bites down on his penis and tears it off. She spits it out, rubs off the lipstick and leaves Korvac to die of blood loss.

* Florence *(zombified)*

During the battle in Brooklyn, The Governor reveals a zombified Korvac to kill Hope in the street. However, Florence snipes the walker in the genitals and then in the head.

## Killed Victims

* Peaches *(alive)*
* Himself *(caused)*
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people *(caused, alive, zombified)*

## Trivia

* Korvac has a fetish for his sexual partners to wear black lipstick whilst performing fellatio.
Confrontational

This is the nineteenth episode of Season Seven and the 153rd episode in the series overall.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Jason
* Gem
* Celia
* Sean
* Dean
* Maisy
* Violet

## Sypnosis

Phoebe confronts Jason for the book after learning the book holds the answer to getting her father back. Meanwhile, Sean returns and reveals that he's a better person.
Helena, Montana

**Helena, Montana** is a location in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It was the state capital of Montana before the outbreak and was often used by the communities of the state for supply runs. Eventually, the city was picked clean and was instead used by the Commonwealth of New Graystone to store the large herds throughout the state.

## Deaths

* Paul Raleigh
* 4 unnamed members of the New Buckingham Corps
Expedition Group

Derek Mitchell

Chloe Nikolas

David

Allie

Luke

Garret Feingold

The **Expedition Group** is a small group of scavengers and fighters from the Greencole Group formed in *Season 7* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Assembled to scavenge supplies from the nearby town of Murdoch, the group were taken captive by the Murdoch Fighters to fight in their boxing arena. They serve as one of the two centres of the season's story, while a sepsis outbreak ravaged Greencole during their absence.

## Members

* *Harry Edwards*- leader
* *Justinas Grant*
* *Katrina*
* *Derek Mitchell*
* *Chloe Nikolas*
* *David*
* *Allie*
* *Luke*
* *Garret Feingold*
* Several unnamed members of the Greencole Group
* Numerous unnamed members of the Murdoch Fighters
Gate 11

**Gate to the Next World-No. 11** is a location that appears in *'Cataclysm'* and *'Next World'*. It is one of an unknown number of nuclear fallout shelters originally constructed the US government and rebuilt by the Cult of the Man in Black. The Gate was populated solely with victims of Cornelius, the leader of the Listeners, to be his concubines as he awaited the Next World. When the nukes were launched upon the world and Cornelius entered the Gate, he was unexpectedly ambushed by his victims, who stabbed him to death. 25 years later, when a small group from Gate 84 arrived at the Gate searching for a new core to save their community, they discovered that Gate 11 was populated solely by Cornelius' female victims and their sons and daughters.

## Background

While the Cult of the Man in Black made their way across the United States in their murderous campaign, the Man in Black gave his most loyal follower, Cornelius, the luxury of choosing his own victims to determine if they were "strong" - and therefore worthy to be placed inside a Gate - or "weak", and therefore deserving of death. Cornelius decided to kill all men, boys and women and leave the girls alive, and supposedly did unspeakable things to all of them and leaving only a handful of them alive. He also appeared to have impregnated all of those who survived.

He ordered the survivors of his cruelty to be thrown inside their very own Gate, number 11, to await him and serve as his concubines while he waited to reemerge in the Next World. However, as Cornelius escaped the detonation of the Sierra Madre and made his way inside the Gate, he was ambushed by his victims, who stabbed him to death while making sure to leave his brain intact. They then decided to stab his head on a pike near the entrance of the Gate.

As the world burned in nuclear fire, the girls, who had already formed a strong, sister-like bond due to their shared suffering, decided to establish their very own society within the Gate, with Amanda as their leader. Many months later, most of the girls gave birth to Cornelius' sons and daughters, causing an issue in the Gate's gene pool.

The residents of the Gate had little to no contact with the outside world in the succeeding 25 years, not even with the nearby Gate 92. They sometimes traded with a lone survivalist a couple times a year. Their first mass-contact with other survivors occurred when a small group from a Californian Gate appeared at their door, searching for a new core to repair their malfunctioning reactor and save their community.

Much like the other Gates, number 11 was powered by a nuclear reactor, which allowed supplies of clean water and electricity to be generated within the facility. Crops were grown inside the Gate in the fertilization plant, and Amanda mentions that there is a gun safe deep within the Gate, although the password was known only to Cornelius.

## Inhabitants

* Amanda - leader
* *Cornelius*
* Numerous counts of unnamed people

## Deaths

* Cornelius
* 4 unnamed people

## Trivia

* Gate 11 was originally conceived to have become a women-only Gate, with a society that banished boys and only raised newborn girls.
Henry (Remake)

## Henry

**Henry** is a survivor of the outbreak in *Storytellers*. He is the younger brother of Veronica and a member of the Storytellers.

## Death

### Killed by

* Bart Rhodes *(indirectly caused)*
* Innocents *(alive)*

During Bart's coup in Fargo, the Storytellers attempt an escape; while attempting to cross a sinkhole, they are found by Innocent soldiers with orders to kill the group. The Innocents fire indiscriminately, hitting Henry in the back and killing him. Weeks or months later, now all alone, Kyle stumbles across Henry's zombified corpse and is too devastated to put him down.

## Trivia

* Henry is currently only one of two named characters in *Strain Zero* and its continuity to reanimate after death and be left in that state, the other being Crying Girl.
Hellhounds

Carol

The **Hellhounds** are a group of survivors that appear as the central characters in *Season 2* of *Apex*. They inhabit Terminal E of Philadelphia International Airport and have their own fledgling operation manufacturing psychedelic drugs, most notably their signature Fool's Gold brand of LSD. They are the successors of Marker's Group and the Bible Scholars.

## Overview

Unlike Marker's Group from which they evolved, the Hellhounds are more unhinged, violent, instinctual and wild who live by a creed of "live life to the fullest". They live off of the adrenaline of the zombie apocalypse, which is only heightened by their regular drug use.

## Members

* Bonnie - leader
* Rachel
* Owen - drug cook
* Noah - former leader of the Bible Scholars
Gideon Monroe (New World Order)

Soldier of the New Graystone Military (Post-apocalypse)

> *"You disrespect the Holy Father! [...] You shall pay for your sins,"*
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**Gideon Monroe**, also known as **Brother Monroe** and later as **Father Gideon**, is a series adapted and main character in *New World Order*.

## Variations

### "Bless Your Soul"

* Persona: Peacekeeper
* Primary Weapon: Crucifix
* **X-ray**: Bible Bash
* **Execution**: "Ain't Got the Stones"

### "Forgive Me Father"

* Primary Weapon: Arm Blades
* **Execution**: "Hand of God"

### "Rest In Peace"

* Primary Weapon: Silver Sword
* **Execution**: "Burning Sin"

## Skins

* "Alter Boy"
* "Got the Stones"
* "Brother Monroe"
* "The Confessor"
* "Our Beloved Father"
Gasman

"*Arthur find **family**. Arthur **take** family! Me...**show**,*"
—The Gasman as he prepares to kill Eden and reveal his true nature[src]

The **Gasman**, formerly called **Subject II**, is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *So Help Me God*. He is a former test subject of Project Lazarus and thus a part-human, part-muerto creature called an "einherjar". After Sergei's group escaped his clutches he chased them into downtown Sacramento, where he also faced Antony Eden, a survivor he appeared to recognise. He serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 1: Monuments*.

## Overview

### Personality & Traits

The Gasman is single-minded, ruthlessly efficient monster of a man driven by a single purpose: to build a family of his own, by any means he deems necessary. Silent, uncompromising and devoid of human emotion, the Gasman also displays a childlike innocence - such as feeding his captives expired meats and gifting them toys - while being unable to comprehend the horror that he inflicts on his victims. He also displays little pain or hesitance while picking bullets out of his torso, and does not seem troubled by muertos at all.

### Skills & Abilities

As one of the einherjar, the Gasman is a creature of unnatural strength and durability, in turn most likely due to unnatural means. He displays inhuman strength, able to lift and throw revenants with ease, tear his arm through Yasmine's chest and then tear her skull in two when she reanimates. He is incredibly resilient, capable of withstanding several gunshots to the chest before pulling several bullets from his torso with little more than a grunt in response. While not excellent, he is skilled with his rifle and even more so with his machete. Perhaps most bizarelly, muertos are drawn by his grunts and the smell of his blood but otherwise ignore him, something that only happens when muertos interact with other muertos.

## Killed Victims

* Yasmine *(alive & zombified)*
* At least eleven members of Sergei's group *(direct & caused)*
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Relationships

### Antony Eden

"*Arthur...*"
—The Gasman's first word, spoken as he watched Eden leave the Capitol[src]
Eden and the Gasman have a hostile relationship, one that appears to go much deeper than Eden believes. During the Gasman's attack on the Capitol he apparently ignored Eden on purpose; later, while recovering from what should have been lethal gunshot wounds, the Gasman saw Eden and uttered a single name, "Arthur", suggesting that they knew one another prior to Eden's amnesia.

## Appearances

### So Help Me God

#### Season 1: Monuments

* "Gasman"
* "Concrete"
* "Flood"
* "Among Men"
Harold Carter (Remake)

## Harold Carter

**Harold Carter** is a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. He is the former leader of Sanctuary and of Drew's group.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is yet known about Harold's life before the outbreak.

## Death

### Killed by:

* William Carter *(indirectly caused)*
* Zombies *(alive)*
* Drew Stanton *(before reanimation)*

Weeks after the fall of their home to the Squatters, Harold was bitten by a zombie drawn by the gunshot fired by his brother, William. Harold later died from his infection and was put down by Drew.

## Appearances

### The Walking Dead: Strain Zero

#### Season 2

* "What We've Lost" *(flashback)*
* "In Harm's Way" *(mentioned)*
Hector Granger (Novels)

**Hector Granger**, later known as **Ajax**, is the deuteragonist of *Baptism*. He is a mentally-ill young man taken in by the People. Afflicted with severe delusions of grandeur, he formed an alliance and rather one-sided friendship with newcomer Eduard, the Burned Man. Following the arrival of Gaunter O'Kyle, Hector became completely infatuated with his prophecy and declared himself the Prophet, destined to unite the New North and create a new civilization. He convinced Eduard to follow him, and together alongside Rictor the three of them created the Frontiersmen.
Gate 84

**Gate to the Next World-No. 84** is a nuclear fallout shelter appearing in *'Cataclysm'* and *'Next World'*. It, like the rest of the Gates, was originally constructed by the US government in the closing years of the Cold War. Later, 100 years after a worldwide zombie epidemic, the Cult of the Man in Black discovered this Gate not far from their headquarters at the Sierra Madre, and rebuilt and improved it and the other Gates as part of their plan to enact the "Great Collapse". When the nukes were unleashed, the Gate was sealed, protecting its inhabitants from the nuclear fire.

18 years later, the door to the Gate opened, and its inhabitants began building a new community both inside and outside the shelter. However, 25 years after the Great Collapse, the shelter's nuclear reactor began to break down, jeopardising the entire community and leading to the community's leader, Mycroft, sending out a small team to find a new core.
Finn

### Occupation

Former legionnaire for the Frontiersmen Western Legion *(Post-apocalypse)*Former soldier for the NGA paramilitary *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Cause of Death

Bitten by a walker *(caused)*Sacrificed himself by detonating the Frontiersmen's oil warehouse *(suicide, sacrifice)*

### Series Lifespan

'In Shining Armour' -- 'Ashes to Ashes'

**Finn** is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a former Frontiersmen legionnaire who defected during the siege of Amjori to the NGA paramilitary, eventually rising to become a member of Edwards' Battalion. He formed a strong friendship with the young Gabriel Terrance, becoming something of a mentor for him. He sacrificed himself during the Battle of Archangel to allow AJ's team to complete their push through Worthington, setting up the eventual and successful invasion of Archangel.
Federal Rescue Services ('A New World')

**The Federal Rescue Services** is an antagonistic faction in *A New World*. They are the last remaining branch of the pre-apocalyptic United States and enforce control over several quarantine zones in Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina. Determined to bring the people of the apocalypse back under control, they are waging a bloody, long-running war against the Darkwater Militia. They are later revealed to be the footsoldiers of the Federates.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The organization functioned normally, providing aid around the United States to those who needed it whether natural or manmade disasters. It wasn't until signs of the infection began showing and more and more infected and walkers became present that FRS began working alongside with the CDC, Military, and the government trying to coordinate their efforts to save the public and begin evacuations and keep other areas under quarantine.

## Members

### Formerly

* Aiden Walker
* Tara Walker
Flood

**"Flood"** is the fifth episode of *Season 1: Monuments* of *So Help Me God*, the remake of the miniseries of the same name*.* It is the fifth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Whilst his home comes under attack, Eden finds himself in a strangely familiar place.*

## Characters

### Main

* Antony Eden: a lonely survivor searching for purpose in the new world
* Sasha: a hardened survivor on the west coast
* Sergei: a survivor originally from Sovia and leader of his own group
* Nancy: a former college student and friend of Sergei
* Yasmine: a blind member of Sergei's group
It's the Things We Have to Figure Out, But Don't Want to Figure Out

This is the sixth episode of Season Sixteen and the 324th episode in the series overall.

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Jason
* Gem
* Evan
* Celia
* Sean
* Violet
* Seanna
* Jack
* Bellamy

### Absent Cast

* Dean
* Maisy

## Sypnosis

Jason decides to spend time looking into who the next potential threat could be and Gem tries to tell Jason how she notices Bellamy acting weird and gets shut down by him. Meanwhile, Seanna is coping with the fact that her best friend lives halfway across the country.
Detroit

"*We Hope For Better Things; It Shall Rise From the Ashes*"
—Motto of Detroit[src]

**Detroit** is the largest city in Michigan and is set to appear as the setting of the *Embers* miniseries.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Detroit is named after the Detroit River, connecting Lake Huron with Lake Erie. Throughout the 20th century, the city underwent massive industrialization and became one of the busiest commercial hubs in the world; by the 1940s, the city's population was the fourth-largest in the country.

However, due to the Collapse and immense industrial restructuring, among other reasons, Detroit entered a state of urban decay and lost considerable population from the late 20th century into the 21st century. In 2003, less than a million people lived in the city.

Detroit was the hometown of Emma Goode before she was forced to move to Renton, Sylvania in October 2003, shortly before the global outbreak.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Embers

Little is currently known about the events in Detroit during the outbreak of LBI. Like most major cities, it likely suffered immense damage as infrastructure crumbled, order fell apart and the streets filled with walkers. At some point an incident occurred at a nearby nuclear power plant that left a portion of the city irradiated; this, combined with industrial pollution, resulted in mutated walkers not seen anywhere else in the country.
EDStudios' The Walking Dead Extended Universe

LoreTale

Phase 3

Phase 4

Phase 5

**EDStudios' The Walking Dead Extended Universe**, also known simply as the **Extended Universe** and later as ***TWDbEDS Legends***,is a British-American horror franchise that serves as a standalone continuation for the Original Series and its various spin-offs, taking place in the same universe but somewhat in its own continuity after the events of the '*New Age*' Extension. Primarily written by EDStudios, the franchise "marks a new age in the development of EDStudios' post-apocalyptic universe".

EDStudios confirmed that Phase 5 will mark the chronological end of the series. It was written in early 2020. The entire Extended Universe was made non-canon in late 2020, forming its own canon set after the Original Series i.e. all of its constituent series are canon to one another. The Extended Universe runs from 2118 - 108 years after the start of the outbreak - to 2152. All series universe instalments set before these bounds are considered canon as part of the Original Series.

## Plot

*You have followed the stories of our characters since the first day. You have followed the path of the Veteran and his group as they have fought their way to a new world. Now the world is in a new age. As decades turn to centuries, the world succumbs to the nature around it as civilisation spreads from coast to coast. Follow a new cast of characters as they struggle on: an army that may reunite warring nations against a common threat; an alternate timeline where the Veteran never crawled from the river; a grizzled scavenger charged with protecting the potential survival of the human race; a Lonesome Drifter; gun merchants; radio stations; drug circles; a city of sin; and a baseball bat-wielding storyteller walking from coast to coast.*

*Welcome to the Extended Universe.*
Edward DeWinter

**Edward DeWinter**, more commonly referred to as **Ed**, is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *LoreTale's End of Days*. He is a former roof guard at the Hometown community who fell off the roof during an altercation and has spent three weeks recovering. When the community falls during a second uprising, he is rescued from the infirmary by Mitch and joins a few other members of the community in escaping and the subsequent journey to Riverpath.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Ed's life before the outbreak, other than he was close friends and eventually in a relationship with Katie.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Hometown

At some point after the outbreak, Ed and Katie arrived together at the growing settlement of Hometown. Katie was assigned as ration counter and Ed was placed on the roof of the building as a guard, falling under the command of the then roof lieutenant, as well as his successor.

## Relationships

### Katie Banks

Although by the time the series begins the two had broken up, Ed and Katie maintained a strong friendship following their failed romance. Katie's care and affection for Ed is clearly shown when she demands that the evacuating group rescue Ed from the infirmary, instead of simply leaving him to the oncoming herd of lurkers.

When Kyle informs the group of Katie's death, Ed is visibly shaken and works hard to keep his mind distracted. When Kyle admits he killed Katie while she was still alive, Ed flies into a rage and demands that Kyle is kicked out of Riverpath.

### Kyle Ford

Although the two aren't seen interacting much, Ed and Kyle had a fairly neutral relationship, with their limited interactions always involving their mutual friend Katie. However, whatever friendship they might have had is tarnished when Kyle reveals he killed Katie to save both himself from lurkers and her from her suffering.
Hometown Roof Lieutenant

### Cause of Death

Bashed in the head by David and devoured by zombies (alive)Head bashed by Harry Edwards to cover up David's attack (before reanimation)

### Series Lifespan

'An Iron Fist'

> *"Hey! Don't you dare fire a shot! We're not wasting ammo on some workers,"*
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The **Roof Lieutenant**is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He was the roof lieutenant of the Hometown community when Edwards arrived and was known for mistreating both the roof and wall workers. After his death, Edwards fills his role. He serves as a minor antagonist of'*An Iron Fist**'.*

## Pre-Apocalypse

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

## Post-Apocalypse

### 'An Iron Fist'

The lieutenant stands guard on the roof while the wall workers hammer nails into the wall of the new extension. When walkers ambush the workers, the lieutenant stands and watches instead of helping, and even stops David from firing shots to help the workers. Angered, David batters the lieutenant in the head with the butt of his rifle, causing the lieutenant to fall to the ground below. He is quickly swarmed and devoured by walkers, allowing Edwards to grab his rifle. As he does so, he uses his hammer to smash the lieutenants head to pieces, hiding the evidence of David's actions.

## Death

### Killed by:

* David *(caused)*
* Zombies *(alive)*
* Harry Edwards *(before reanimation)*

Having refused to help Edwards and the rest of the wall workers, the lieutenant is bashed around the head and pushed off the roof by David. He falls into a cluster of walkers and is ripped to pieces and devoured. In order to hide that David bashed him in the head with his rifle, Edwards uses his hammer to destroy what remains of the lieutenants head.
Hiker's Cabin

**Hiker's Cabin** is a shack located deep within Bennington National Park in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is a cabin built before the outbreak that served as a rest stop for long-distance hikers in the park. After the outbreak, it served as the home of Edwards, Holly and AJ for a year after the events of Port Collier.

Many years later in the '*New Age*' Extension, Hope and her group came across the overgrown ruins of the shack in search for an answer to one of her grandfather's clues.

## Inhabitants

### Formerly

* Harry Edwards
* *Holly Parker*
* *AJ*

## Deaths

* Forest Bandit 1
* Forest Bandit 2
* Forest Bandit 3
Fool's Gold (drug)

**Fool's Gold** is the nickname of the notoriously potent brand of LSD manufactured by Marker's Group and their successor, the Hellhounds. Created by Owen, Fool's Gold rose out of a batch of tainted LSD that had far stronger effects than the other batches. When taken, it induces severe hallucinations and appears to strengthen one's instincts and violent urges. Its creation and distribution is one of the core plotlines of the series.
Drew Stanton ('The Lost Chapters')

**Drew Stanton**is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in '*The Lost Chapters*'. A rough-and-tumble kid from Oklahoma, Drew moved to the City and quickly made friends, amongst them George, Harold Carter and his future girlfriend, Becky. After the outbreak, Drew regrouped with a large group of his friends and helped settle a safe-zone outside the city. After that fell, Drew ended up in Hometown alongside his group in the company of a young girl and a one-year-old child. After a failed uprising, Drew became an ally of the mysterious Harry Edwards, a man Drew would stick by for many years. He became the co-founder of the New Graystone Republic and played a vital role in the defeat of the Frontiersmen. He decided to live out in the woods to try and find peace after the death of his wife Becky, before returning to help defeat the Fear and stayed behind to fight the Government.

After Edwards' presumed death, Drew returned to the wild to find his friend's body. Ashamed that he never succeeded, Drew stayed out in the woods to return to his survivalist roots. Upon hearing of the suicide of his daughter and her husband, AJ, Drew fled deeper into the wilderness. However, when his old friends and family come under threat from the mysterious Living, Drew returns to society to put his mind at rest over his past failures. He eventually forms a paternal bond with Echo.
Georgia

**Georgia**is a state in the United States of America and is the primary setting of'*A New World*'. Before the outbreak, it had a population of 9.911 million people.

## History

### Pre-Apocalypse

Before the Europeans arrived, Georgia was inhabited by the Mound Builder tribes. The British colony of Georgia was founded by James Oglethorpe on February 12, 1733. The colony was administered by the Trustees for the Establishment of the Colony of Georgia in America under a charter issued by (and named for) King George II.In 1752, after the government failed to renew subsidies that had helped support the colony, the Trustees turned over control to the crown.

Georgia was one of the Thirteen Colonies that revolted against British rule in the American Revolution. After the war, Georgia became the fourth state of the Union by ratifying the Constitution on January 2, 1788.

### Post-Apocalypse

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

Over the course of 80 years, Georgia, like its neighbouring states of Alabama and South Carolina, came to be a central focus of the FRS and the Darkwater Militia, and was the first state to set up organised quarantine zones, such the zone in Atlanta.

## Notable Locations

### Settlements

* Atlanta
	+ Atlanta Quarantine Zone
* Warner Robins
	+ Robins Air Force Base
Gabriel Terrance

### Relatives

Unnamed father (deceased); Luna – mother (deceased); John Terrance – adopted father (deceased); Abigail – former girlfriend (alive)

### Affiliation

Former Fort Clarkson farm hand (Post-apocalypse); former NGR school of defence student (Post-apocalypse); soldier of the NGR paramilitary (Post-apocalypse)

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

**Gabriel Terrance** is a main character and later an antagonist who was born after the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*; he is also the deuteragonist of *Season 16*. The ward of John Terrance and the son of his cousin, Gabriel was rescued from the Frontiersmen during the Battle of Amjori and taken back to Fort Clarkson. After being kidnapped and tortured by the Frontiersmen, he vowed revenge and joined the NGR paramilitary to take revenge. He became a hero for his actions in the Battle of Archangel, the fame of which got to his head, resulting in him become narcissistic and ruthless.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Himself *(caused)*
* Kyle Granger *(alive)*

After flying into a rage, Gabriel turns around and stabs Abigail in the stomach with his weapon. Upon seeing this, Kyle breaks Gabriel's leg before stabbing him in the chest. He orders his soldiers to leave his body to reanimate.

* Antony Eden *(zombified)*

Many years later, as the Government Army march into Commonwealth territory, Eden spots a cluster of walkers. He takes interest in a particular walker - shown to be a zombified Gabriel - due to it wearing a patch of the New Graystone Military. He puts Gabriel down with Sasha.
Government One (TWD World)

> *"Respect the New World. **Obey your Government!**"*
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**Government One** is a small community in the ruins of Washington D.C that appears as a central location in the episode '*Enclave*' in *Season 2* of *TWD World*. Established after the Siege of D.C, it is a small enclave of former Government citizens who escaped the combined armies of the west. Protected by walls of rubble, the community has begun succumbing to their lack of resources, propaganda and the imminent threat of discovery.

## Overview

Government One was established by several members of the Government military, who rounded up nearly 100 citizens in a small enclave on the city's outskirts.

The inhabitants named the community Government One believing there were other outposts like it in D.C; on the contrary, they heard nothing from the outside world.
Goldilocks

### Occupation

Member of the New Dawn *(Post-apocalypse)*Member of the Trinity of Four *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

The Captain - adopted father *(deceased)*

### Series Lifespan

City of Sin -- The Better World

> *"Who am I? I'll give you one fucking fuckitty guess, you fuckers! [...] You have set your eyes on the one, the only...**GOLDILOCKS**!"*
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**Hawk**, known by the nickname **Goldilocks**, is a joint protagonist of the Extended Universe. He is a member of the New Dawn who seeks out the last two remaining members of the Trinity of Four in order to assemble a new team to combat the Federates. Unlike his previous appearance, Goldilocks is big, bold and wields an Eden-like bat called "Maggie".

## Overview

### Personality

Goldilocks is a casual, jolly, savage man who adores violence and mayhem. He is very intelligent and logical. He has a strong affinity for profane language and offensive comments and a morbid, perverse sense of humour, seeming to enjoy the shock value. His charismatic persona and domineering presence allows him to easily intimidate friends and foes alike.

## Killed Victims

* 2 unnamed members of the Free States
* Numerous counts of zombies, Scorched and unnamed people

## Trivia

* He is the third character to use a baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire, the others being Antony Eden and Thomas Granger.
* He is addicted to SodaPOP!.