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Bellkeeper

# DT-17 Bellkeeper

### Overview

The second generation North Ghurkkan Main Battle Landship, the Bellkeeper is Deletk Industries replacement for the immediate post-war design of the Natah III. The Bellkeeper is heavier, more robust design, an apology for the poor tank designs of the Ghurkkan past. The recent performance of the Natah III during the Veda conflict which provided a spotlight on a number of areas that needed improvement, most notable in the field of city fighting and the need for an improved chemical countermeasure system. Created for the Arcean Union’s MBT trials which saw designs from Arcea and Seabring, the Bellkeeper was the least technologically advanced of the tanks proposed. However it’s simplicity made for a cheaper and more easily manufactured design. With a mass of 4 tonnes, it boasts a crew of four (Commander, Gunner, Driver and Loader) and is driven by a model 21, 10 cylinder Vulcore engine. Ammunition is stored to the turret’s rear in a blowout compartment in case of penetration. The addition of a large infrared searchlight aids in night fighting capabilities and allows tanks to spot enemy movements for supporting personnel. An armour upgrade package was developed shortly after the initial tank design, allowing a degree of customisation between the “light configuration” and the up-armoured configuration which sees additional plating over the tracks in skirts, as well about the forward turret.

#### Armament

As standard for North Ghurkkan vehicles, the armaments of the Bellkeeper are manufactured by North Ghurkkan Royal Armouries (NGRA). The principle weapon is the 105mm, rifled, Model 10 main gun. Capable of firing a variety of rounds including the deadly “Wasphive” canister shot. Notably it features an auto loader system- an improvement over the previous Natah III, allowing for a swifter rate of fire. The coaxial mount, controlled by the gunner, fires a 7.62 belt-fed machinegun, though the greatest weapons fire comes from the pair of 12.7 mm NGSHMGs- one fitted in the commanders turret and the other upon a pintle mount. Both can provide heavy fire power and in some cases, the tank is given a extra fifth crew member to man the pintle mounted NGSHMG. If this extra member is not present then the weapon is fired by the loader. Finally the turret is outfitted with four 40mm smoke grenade launchers to the rear, to provide local smoke screens should the landship come under fire.
Headless Horseman

The **Headless Horseman** is an immortal being who is attested to be the long-dead prince of Craftshire, Prince Jack of Craftshire. Killed in the Second Era after being beheaded during battle, it is long believed it is he who is the Headless Horseman. The Horseman usually insights fright unto people, despite rarely showing aggression (despite numerous accounts of him beheading people) and the only sightings are in the northeastern part of the Imperial Empire and beyond its borders there.
Ivale

## **Personal History**

Ivale are a secluded race of humanoids, their totem animal is the Sphinx. The more devout magus of this race rarely ever appear human and remain in a half state of transformation, appearing as a bipedal feline race, it is not known if this is their natural form to outsiders, as even babies appear in this animistic form. Because of their lineage they have a particular affinity with knowledge of animals and the ability to communicate with them

## **Physical Appearance**

Their direct relation to the Sphinx altered their appearance, causing them to have elongated ears, small noses and are very agile. Their hair colors include black, orange, white, grey, and brown. Sometimes even in human form their hair patterns can be striped or multi colored. Eye colors include yellow, blue, and green.

Typically smaller than humans, very slender and often standing around 5 foot tall or less. Your size is medium.

## **Ivale Traits**

### **Age** -

Ivale mature very quickly, being considered fully mature by the age of 9, and can typically live up to 80 years.

### **Weapon Training** -

Claws
You gain proficiency with unarmed strikes which deal 1d4 damage as slashing.

## **Skills**

Darkvision
Your feline eyes grant you superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can’t discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.

Inquisitive
When you make a Wisdom check, you can roll one Intuition die, a d4, and add the number rolled to the ability check

Grace
You gain an advantage at acrobatics (dexterity) saves.
Kazkar

## **Personal History**

A race of winged people, they typically live very high above others, either in tree tops or in large towers they construct. Even those without magus blood still have their wings and ability to fly. Thought of by many as keepers of the secrets of the world, their tower like structures usually hold a vast amount of knowledge within books and scrolls within them. Even those that are of common birth still hunt for and treasure knowledge.

Their natural affinity is towards their agile mobility in flight, excelling at controlling wind currents around them. To maintain flight, their bones are more light weight, than normal. This means less durable also. They also have significantly less body fat and weigh about 100-130 pounds

(Think how angels are usually depicted.. but not holy creatures of light.)

## **Physical Appearance**

Hair and skin color vary through typical tones, however eye color is usually yellow, gold or white.

## **Kazkar Traits**

### **Age** -

They age and mature normally compared to humans.

### **Ability Score Increase** -

Wisdom +2 Intelligence +1 Dexterity +1 Constitution-1

### **Ancient Knowledge** -

When making a Wisdom check, you may roll an intuition die,d4, and add that number to the check.

### **Speed** -

Walking Speed: 25 feet
Flight speed: 50 feet

Flight without the use of magic is disabled while wearing medium or heavy armor.

## **Skills**

Winged Creature
You may use your wings to create gusts of wind as a source for magic, this can reduce the source cost for some spells.
Serrith Wiki

## Welcome to the Serrith Wiki

*The following is a DISCLAIMER*

This is a Database for the DnD world of Serrith.

The point of this is to have fun and be imaginative with friends, not to min-max and attempt to break the game. But with any game there will be balance issues, and we will try to balance things as we go if something is obviously damaging the game play.

It is never the point to make every character feel the same, so I want to make this clear. I want you to feel **unique**, and I want everyone's choices to matter in every part of their character. I want everyone to have their own strengths and weaknesses. So before we scream, "nerf this", consider if it is actually something that needs to be fixed, or if it is just a strong point of **that** character and maybe it's just something **that** character is strong at that your character isn't.

Also if your character feels pretty underwhelming, we can and will address it. Maybe you aren't playing to your strengths... or maybe it actually does suck and we need to fix it.

Regardless, the point is to have fun and enjoy our time playing together and experiencing this ridiculous world that I've been creating from and for my own thoughts, for the last 15+ years.

## What this Wiki was built for

The ability to be able to find information on the world itself, its Deities, the beings upon the world and their many capabilities. I hope you all enjoy it and find it useful.
Serrin

## **Personal History**

Serrin is the primary race of humanoids within the world, and is the most common. Though they lack the uniquely prominent racial features the other races possess, it does not mean they do not have a bloodline born of magic. They are still quite capable of possessing the magus gene.

In fact the Serrin possess the possibility of being born with any of the magus genes, as it isn't obvious what bloodline they are descended from.

## **Physical Appearance**

They hair are the natural colors of Autumn and their eyes can be blue, brown, green or a hazel mix of the three.

Think - Human.

## **Serrin Traits**

### **Ability Score Increase** -

Your ability scores each increase by 1. Also, two different ability scores of your choice increase by 1.

You gain one feat of your choice.

### **Weapon Training** -

You are proficient in a weapon of your choice.

## **Skills** -

You gain proficiency in one skill of your choice.
Merros

## **Personal History**

Their totem animal is a type of very large carrion bird. It varies in colors of the greyscale. They have a natural affinity for the school of necromancy that relates to decay and healing, exceeding at breaking down matter to energy and converting it for helpful or harmful purposes.
Although Merros reach physical maturity at about the same age as humans, they can often live much longer lives, reaching well past 180 years, this is primarily due to their necromantic cultures.

## **Physical Appearance**

Light skinned with very little pigmentation, their skin color can range from white to a medium grey. Small framed and typically slender, average height. Eye colors include red, grey, black, blue, and green. Hair colors are white, grey, and black.

## **Skills** -

Darkvision
Accustomed to twilit forests and the night sky, you have superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can’t discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.

Scavenger
Often to the disgust of other races, you are able to eat many things others would not even consider food. Including corpses and uncooked meat, without accruing a penalty. You are also capable of cannibalism without mental or physical side effects, although this is still considered taboo.

Embraced by Death
You were born in to an environment of decay and rot, and as such you are immune to most diseases. You are also resistant to Necrotic damage.
Simin Mohzdeh

Older Brother

Bobi Mohzdeh (younger brother)

Simin Mohzdeh is an arcean from Syerdawn. In the Great War she served in the Arcean Revolutionary Air Force as a Junior Brigor. For the most part of the war served aboard the ARAS Free Reign, a Dragoon Class Airredoubt. After the war, she left the military to become a member of the arcean envoy or consulate to the new Shirudan Kokkunate.

## Early Life

Born in 1781, Simin was part of the new generation of Syerdawnians who would grow up in the new regime.

## Military Career

Simin Mohzdeh joined the ARAF in 1803. She was assigned to the airship *ARAS* *Free Reign.* The Free Reign and its sister ship *ARAS Collective Will* were deployed in the skies of Fusha in 1804. Fusha was considered as a highway towards eastern Arcea. The Taskforce engaged imanian aircraft and bomber fleets. The Free Reign successfully pushed back several raids while working alongside the famous Jeb Squadron. It also provided fire support for fushan ground forces such as the esteemed Rangers.

By 1805 RT, Imanian bombers managed to reach Arcea. Key facilities at the outskirts of Wilding suffered several attacks. The Taskforce was reinforced with additional airships and by  end of 1806RT the tide of the war had changed. The battle for Fusha was decided when the taskforce won a big victory against a shirudan fleet and promptly destroying the imanian airbases dotting eastern Fusha. White Forest and Fushan soldiers drove the Dominion forces off the country by early 1807RT.  Mohzdeh was lucky enough to not get caught in the explosions that rocked the Free Reign during the campaign.

In 1808, the Free Reign fought in the Logandeme campaign. The air war was relatively one sided as organised Logandeme resistance was neutered due to infighting. Logandeme Arrowheads led by Agba were in open combat against the forces trying to reinstate the monarchy. Heavier shirudan airships were largely absent in this campaign.

The Free Reign was granted leave after the Logandeme campaign. It was docked in Antikori and for the first time in months Simin Mohzdeh could relax. One fateful day the Antirkori airbase was attacked by the last wave of Imanian strategic bombers. The Free Reign suffered a direct hit. Fortunately it returned to active combat in 1809.

In the climatic battle for Phyber, Imania, the Free Reign was forced to crash land after defendin the Collective Will from 2 hessian crewed Atara Class airships. Mohzdeh survived the ordeal and volunteered to serve aboard another airship. The next airship she would serve aboard in would participate in the Battle for Gosumo. She would personally feel guilty for obeying commands to shoot gas weaponry on Tsurgo. She would leave active military service after the war.

## Post Great War Career

Got to become friends with a kid who happens to be the shirudan princess. Usually hangs around in Hokuriko. Went with Dai-Shogun Hathor Shirudo when she met with Tahbert Foreman.
Chapter 58

**First Person Protagonist's Point of View (4)** is the fifty-eighth chapter of Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint.

## Features

### Characters

* Kim Dokja
* Bihyung
* Imyuntar people
* Jung Minseob
* The Tyrant King (mentioned, unnamed)
* Yoo Joonghyuk (mentioned)
* Jung Heewon
* Lee Hyunsung
* Lee Sungkook
* Yoo Sangah
* Lee Gilyoung
* Lee Jihye
* Gong Pildu
* Defense Master (indirect)

### Objects

* Coins
* Protection Symbol of the Imyuntar
* Ways of Survival (mentioned)

### Locations

* Anguk Station
* Changsin Station (mentioned)
* Chungmuro Station
	+ Hoehyeong tunnel
	+ Theatre Dungeon

### Scenarios

* Main Scenario 4
* Hidden Scenario: King's Road
Lor'ez

## **Personal History**

Their totem animal is a dire wolf, and because of their close bloodline they are able to shift in to various stages of transformation in to the wolf. This race is highly isolated in the frozen north, and because of their harsh environment very few non magus survive within their tribes, as such the race is very rich in their ancestral blood line.

Their affinity is towards agility and strength.

They average between 5' and 6' though sometimes can be up to 6'8. You are medium.

## **Physical Appearance**

A very athletically inclined race. Males often have a very full beard and body hair. Their skin is very fair and sometimes pale. Their hair colors are various shades of blonde, red and sometimes white. Eye colors are blue, red, and green. Notable features are elongated and elf like ears and elongated canine teeth.

## **Lor'ez Traits**

### **Age** -

Lor'ez age about the same as humans, reaching maturity only slightly younger in their teens, and live around 90 years.

### **Only the Strong Survive** -

You gain 2 health maximum, and an additional 2 health per level.

### **Child of the North** -

You have a natural resistance to the cold.

## **Skills**

Prey on the Weak
When dealing damage to a creature that is below 50% of it's max hp, and your current total hp is greater, you may roll an additional 1d4 damage die and add that to the damage the target receives. (This can apply to conditions that you applied to the target as well such as burning or bleed effects.)
Amano-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi

**Amano-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi** is a constellation artifact.

## Usage and Powers

Kim Dokja forged this sword by combining Peace Land alcohol, the 8th head of Yamata no Orochi, the 7th tail of Orochi, and the hidden piece Totsuka-no-tsurugi. This fused the fables of Snake Cutter and Orochi, in order to manifest the sword's fable.

   Yoo Joonghyuk took this sword, the first that was forged. However, because the legendary sword has five different names, there is more than one Amano-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi. The second to be forged, the Grass-Cutting sword, is for Kim Dokja. Amano-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi is a dragon slaying sword that can kill any dragon species.

## Trivia

In Japanese mythology, Susanoo instructed that eight vats of *sake* (rice wine) be prepared and put on individual platforms positioned behind a fence with eight gates. Orochi took the bait and put one of its heads through each gate. With this distraction, Susanoo attacked and slew the beast with his sword *Worochi no Ara-masa (*alternate alias of Totsuka-no-tsurugi), chopping off each head and then proceeded to do the same to the tails. In the fourth tail, he discovered a great sword inside the body of the serpent which he called *Ame-no-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi*. He presented the sword to the goddess Amaterasu to settle an old grievance.
Reshtan

The **Reshtan** are a sentient race of lizardfolk. They are native to the continent Aduwey and tend to keep to themselves and accept Imperial rule.

## Appearance

Scale color ranges from black to dark green or a bright light green. Many Reshtan also display tribal tattoos on their arms and up the ridge of their heads. Males average at 5 feet 10 inches and females average 5 feet 8 inches. Males often grow horns on their heads and females all have fin like ridges on their heads.
Dokkaebi Communication

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**Dokkaebi Communication** is a mode of communication used by Dokkaebis. It is a telepathic skill that allows a user to have a conversation through telepathy with the chosen target. This method of communication is usually only employed between Dokkaebis. It is a rule violation for a Dokkaebi to use the skill on an Incarnation.
Chapter 61

**War of Kings (2)** is the sixty-first chapter of Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint.

## War of Kings (2)

### New character(s)

Lord of the Beautiful Beard, Marquis ZhuangmouHwang Sungmin

Min Jiwon

Lady of the Brocade Sleep

## Features

### Characters

* Kim Dokja
* Yoo Joonghyuk
* Jung Heewon
* Gong Pildu
* Lee Hyunsung
* Yoo Sangah
* Lee Jihye
* Lee Gilyoung
* Lee Sungkook
* Samyeongdang (mentioned)
* Duke of Loyalty and Warfare (mentioned)
* Tyrant King (mentioned)
* Lord of the Beautiful Beard, Marquis Zhuangmou (indirect)
* Great Sage the Equal of Heaven (mentioned)
* Uriel (mentioned)
* Hwang Sungmin
* Min Jiwon
* Lady of the Brocade Sleep (indirect)
* Prisoner of the Golden Headband (indirect)
* Secretive Plotter (indirect)

### Locations

* Gwanghwamun (mentioned)
* Chungmuro Station
* Yeongdeungpo Station (mentioned)
* Yongsan Station (mentioned)
* Seongdong-gu Station (mentioned)
* Gwangsengmyo Shrine

### Scenarios

* Main Scenario 4
* Bounty Scenario: Unification of the Three Kingdoms

## Trivia

* This chapter heavily references the Later Three Kingdoms of Korea, from 892–936CE.
Bounty Scenario: Those who seek death shall live. Those who seek life will die

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           <Bounty Scenario – Those who seek death shall live. Those who seek life will die>
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### Clear Conditions

The ‘Maritime War God’ is asking you for help. Encourage Lee Jihye, incarnation of Duke of Loyalty and Warfare, and win the Battle of Myeongnyang.

### Rewards

A stigma from the Duke of Loyalty and Warfare.

### Concurrent scenarios

Main Scenario 3
Hidden Scenario: Theatre Dungeon

**Those who seek death shall live. Those who seek life will die** is one of the scenarios that appear as obstacles to the characters of Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint.

## Synopsis

When Lee Jihye faces difficulties fighting during Hidden Scenario: Theatre Dungeon, Yi Sunsin asks Kim Dokja to assist her. Thrilled by the prospect of earning the Maritime War God's stigma, he shakes Lee Jihye to get her attention, only to be brushed off because she assumes he couldn't understand her problems. However, he correctly guesses that her stress is because her dead friend liked the movie the Theatre Dungeon has sent them into. He asks if she killed her friend only to be defeated in this single movie, and demands that she pull herself together and save people, bringing her up to the deck of the ship they're on.

When she sees the state of affairs above decks, Lee Jihye is overwhelmed and sinks into depression, stating that she doesn't deserve to be alive. Kim Dokja counters her even as he fights to defend her from the enemy assailants, pointing out that everyone currently alive has killed to get where they are. No one "deserves" to be alive, so all they can do is survive, whether in order to atone for the rest of their lives or to live a garbage life; the only other option is death. This resonates with Lee Jihye, who more than anything, doesn't want to die. Her strong will connects with her sponsor and she receives the stigma [Ghost Fleet], summoning 12 ghost ships to complete her fleet and single-handedly leading them to attack the enemy warships. As Kim Dokja, Jung Heewon, and Lee Gilyoung look on in awe, she defeats their opponents and completes the movie to the theatre owner's satisfaction. The movie ends, and the scenario is completed, giving Kim Dokja the stigma [Song of the Sword].

TBD

## Characters

* Kim Dokja
* Yi Sunsin
* Lee Jihye
* Na Bori (mentioned, unnamed)
* Lee Gilyoung
* Jung Heewon

## Objects

* Unbreakable Faith
* Hercules' Shield (Replica)

## Locations

* Theatre Dungeon (*The Admiral: Roaring Currents*)

## Trivia

* The movie this scenario takes place in in the Theatre Dungeon is an altered version of The Admiral: Roaring Currents, where the party starts with only one Panokseon rather than 12.
Chapter 21

**Dark Keeper (2)** is the twenty-first chapter of Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint.

## Summary

The party successfully fights off the ground rats, with Lee Hyunsung and Jung Heewon in particular performing surprisingly well. Kim Dokja, who has been watching them, notes that this is the power of the soon-to-be Steel Sword and that Jung Heewon seems to have invested the majority of her coins in strength rather than endurance. Lee Gilyoung and Yoo Sangah also fight well, though Kim Dokja expresses surprise at how quickly Yoo Sangah seems to have adapted. Han Myungoh, standing near the back, does not contribute to the fight at all.

Once the fight ends, Kim Dokja uses [Character List] on Lee Hyunsung, realizing his high strength is due to the Starter Pack bestowed on him by his sponsor, the Master of Steel. The party asks how they can cook the ground rats' meat for eating, and upon Kim Dokja's answer that "there will be a way", ask if he has foreknowledge of the situation. Kim Dokja remains silent; just then, a large, hidden ground rat appears and attacks, seizing Han Myungoh and dragging him away. Han Myungoh grabs onto Yoo Sangah, and despite the others' attempts to save them, the two of them are pulled into a tunnel in the ground.

Kim Dokja notes that the hole they disappeared into has a strange energy around it; upon reading Ways of Survival on his phone, he recognizes the hole as the entrance to the "Edge of Darkness", the ground rats' habitat. He turns and informs the others that he and Lee Gilyoung will go into the hole to find their lost companions, while Jung Heewon (still somewhat incapacitated by her recent poisoning) and Lee Hyunsung (tasked with watching over Jung Heewon) will stay above ground.

Kim Dokja and Lee Gilyoung set out into the tunnel, able to walk normally on its walls despite its completely vertical nature. They are unable to see due to the dark ether filling the tunnel, and as they walk, Lee Gilyoung asks if Kim Dokja let Yoo Sangah and Han Myungoh be captured on purpose. Upon his agreement, the watching constellations are taken aback, but Kim Dokja explains that he knew they would be taken to the treasure trove of the rats, which he was targeting all along. Lee Gilyoung dismisses this, reasoning that if Kim Dokja was that cruel he would not have saved Lee Gilyoung in the train. He then asks about Kim Dokja's knowledge of the scenarios and whether they will be allowed a "wish" at the end of the scenarios. Kim Dokja lies that there will be. At this point, they reach the end of the tunnel and enter the Ground Rat's Treasure Trove.

## Features

### Characters

* Kim Dokja
* Lee Hyunsung
* Jung Heewon
* Ground rats
* Lee Gilyoung
* Yoo Sangah
* Han Myungoh
* Yoo Joonghyuk (mentioned)
* Secretive Plotter (indirect)
* Prisoner of the Golden Headband (indirect)

### Objects

* Stone Hog's Pointed Thorn
* One sword and four spears made from the spines of various ground rats
* Kim Dokja's Phone
* Three Ways to Survive in a Ruined World

### Locations

* Geumho Station
* Edge of Darkness: Ground Rat's Treasure Trove
Chapter 155

**Dark Castle (5)** is the one hundred and fifty-fifth chapter of Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint.

## Summary

Dokja is progressing through the Dark Castle scenario, which is the ninth scenario before the liberation of Seoul Dome. He encounters various challenges and faces powerful demons on the second floor of Dark Castle.

During their journey, Kim Dokja communicates with an intermediate dokkaebi who informs him that the 41st regression Shin Yoosung is about to wake up. The dokkaebi also mentions that Kim Dokja's status as a constellation is not fully established yet.

As they approach the altar that will lead them to the second floor, Han Sooyoung questions the presence of Kim Yongpal, who is the weakest member of their group, and asks why he is leading the way. Kim Dokja explains that the strength of the demon summoned from the second floor's altar depends on the weakest person in the party.

When they place the demon proofs on the altar, a surprising event occurs. Instead of summoning a demon appropriate to their level, a powerful demon named Tentacio, an Earl-grade demon, is summoned. This unexpected turn of events surprises and worries the group.

Tentacio, the demon Earl, greets them with a cruel smile and mistakenly assumes Kim Dokja to be Yoo Jonghyuk.

## Features

### Characters

* Kyrgios Rodgraim
* Persephone
* Asmodeus
* Tentacio
* Lady of the Brocade Sleep
* Min Jiwon
* Han Sooyoung
* Prisoner of the Golden Headband
* Scribe of Heaven
* Bihyung
* Shin Yoosung
* Shin Yoosung (41st round) (mentioned)
* Lee Gilyoung
* Lee Hyunsung
* Kim Yongpal
* Bald General of Justice
* Viller (mentioned)
* Yoo Jonghyuk (mentioned)
Dokkaebi King

The **Dokkaebi King** is the one who has absolute control over the Bureau as well as the oldest existence in this world besides The Most Ancient Dream. Once upon a time they were the great Demos, the messiah of Eden, Emperor’s Pangu, Olympus’s Cronus, and so on. They are also the one who gave Kim Dokja the fragment of the Last Wall.

## Synopsis

*This section is a **stub**. You can help us by expanding it.*
## Trivia

*This section is a **stub**. You can help us by expanding it.*
## Apperance

When he transported himself and 1863rd Han Sooyoung to the 'First World Line', he appeared as a middle-aged man wearing a fedora

## Relationships

### Kim Dokja

During the Gourmet Association Festival, the great dokkaebi Halong tells Kim Dokja: "*Don't be too loud, baby. The 'king' is watching you.*"== References ==

1. ↑ ORV Novel Chapter 482 (read original)
2. ↑ ORV Novel Chapter 246
Duet Between Good and Evil

'The Duet Between Good and Evil' is an event that takes place from chapter 350 to chapter 354.

This event is about the rewarding process of incarnations and constellations.

The award that the "Kim Dokja's Company" nebula got was the "Best Chemistry Award" that went to Lee Gilyoung and Shin Yoosung.

The main event of 'The Duet Between Good and Evil' is the story that determines the balance between good and evil. The story "The Torch Has Swallowed the Legend".

Kim Dokja and Yoo Joonghyuk had a small conflict between the two issues of 'good' and 'evil' of the story. The ending of the story is that 'good' and 'evil' balance each other (both equal 45.9%).

One thing was beyond Kim Dokja's control, Yoo Joonghyuk knew about 'Way of Survival'.
Dongho Bridge

**Dongho Bridge** was a bridge over the Han River in Seoul, South Korea. It carries road traffic and Seoul Subway Line 3, and Oksu Station is located at the northern end of this bridge.

## Locations

* Oksu Station
* 3434 Train to Bulgwang

## History

Kim Dokja, who takes the train home everyday from work, probably spent a lot of time traveling on this bridge, while reading his web novel.

## Synopsis

Dongho Bridge was destroyed during Main Scenario 2.
Ground Rules

Curent rules to keep lore and events consistent.

## Rules

* Current year is 1192 of the Modern Era (will change at will).
* All eras are as stands:
	+ Before Recorded Time (Dawn of time - 0 BRT)
	+ High Age (0 HA - 4772 HA)
	+ Middle Age (0 MA - 2695 MA)
	+ Great Regression (0 GR - 101 GR)
	+ Modern Era (0 ME - current)
Chapter 152

**Dark Castle (2)** is the one hundred and fifty-second chapter of Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint.

## Summary

Lee Jihye, Lee Gilyoung, and Shin Yoosung are inside the first floor of the Dark Castle. They are being pursued by a powerful demon species called Dark Trackers. The situation is dire as they are outnumbered and their powers seem ineffective in the Dark Castle.

Lee Jihye, feeling guilty over the death of Kim Dokja, impulsively entered the Dark Castle along with the rest of the party without proper preparation. However, they soon realized that the scenario was far more difficult than they anticipated. Lee Jihye's powers didn't work well in this environment, and they found themselves in a dangerous situation.

While trying to escape the pursuing demons, they reach a safe zone called the Ancient Magic Power Barrier. Within this barrier, they have some respite from the monsters. However, the Demon Viscount Noslocke, a formidable foe, is waiting outside the barrier, seemingly unaffected by its effects.

During this time, Shin Yoosung brings up Kim Dokja, expressing belief that he might still be alive. Lee Jihye denies it, trying to keep up a facade, but she feels conflicted deep down. She knows that Kim Dokja helped them survive and has done a lot for them, but she doesn't want to admit it or acknowledge her feelings.

As the barrier's time is about to end, Lee Jihye decides to sacrifice herself to give Shin Yoosung and Lee Gilyoung a chance to escape. However, at the last moment, a mysterious man appears, wielding powerful electric currents that cut through the demons, including the formidable Demon Viscount Noslocke.

In that moment, the fog surrounding the man's face clears, and Lee Jihye finally sees his face clearly. The man is someone she had trouble remembering before but is now recognizable. The revelation brings a sense of realization to Lee Jihye. Before she can process everything, the message from the unnamed constellation resonates, and she smiles before falling unconscious.

## Features

### Characters

* Lee Jihye
* Lee Gilyoung
* Shin Yoosung
* Kim Dokja
* Demon Viscount Noslocke
Oba

# Oba Light Landship

### Overview

One of the first landships developed by North Ghurkka, the Oba is classified by some analysts as an infantry support vehicle rather than a landship. Originally the Oba was created as a (relatively) fast moving cavalry vehicle to replace the horses of traditional Ghurkkan cavalry regiments while also able to function as an armoured machinegun nest that would be impervious to rifle fire and grenades.
It’s layout of multiple machine guns lead to extremely loud noise while firing, while the cramped space would lead to the multiple sprays of spent cartridges bouncing about the interior and over the crew. This lead to the Oba earning the moniker of “Rattlebox”.
The landship is entirely without cooling for its crew, leading to many early Oba crews operating their tanks in underclothes or the nude to try and keep cool.
Five soldiers crew the vehicle, arrayed about the engine which takes up much of the interior and would frequently fill it with smoke and fumes. Three crew members act as machinegunners for the flank and rear weapons, loading their own ammunition. The driver sits to the front, controlling the vehicle, while the commander operates the gun turret and in later models, the radio.

### Armament

The early model of the Oba carried four 7.62 machineguns, belt-fed and air cooled. One would be mounted on each flank, another in the rear and the last was affixed to a rotating turret. Brass burns on often lightly clothed crews were a constant injury with the multiple guns firing.
Only being armed with medium machineguns proved next to useless against Shirudan assault guns, and the mid war model of the Oba saw an upgrade of the turret’s machinegun. This was replaced with a North Ghukkran Royal Armouries 20mm light gun, which proved only marginally more effective.

### Combat History

The Oba was originally devised for border wars against the Ghurkkan’s natural enemy of Veda, as well as internal policing. However, despite seeing multiple uses in both these scenarios, it was the Karelian front where these extremely outdated vehicles were used en mass. Initial casualties were heavy, Oba’s suffering from an inability to penetrate enemy armour plate, being vastly outraged by enemy guns and suffering in the cold conditions. At first, the mounted horse cavalry they were created to replace served better in the initial battles.

### Variants

* Oba Mk2 (Early War Variant): Armed with four medium machineguns.
* Oba Mk3: upgraded variant with the Royal Armouries 20mm breech-loading cannon
Chapter 59

**First Person Protagonist’s Point of View (5)** is the fifty-ninth chapter of Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint. It is the final part of Episode 12.

## Summary

The disembodied head of the 1st Apostle reveals that he is the writer of the Book of Revelations, and Yoo Joonghyuk confirms he are telling the truth. However, since they aren't aware that the author sent Kim Dokja a .txt file, he knows that the 1st Apostle isn't the true author of Ways of Survival.

As a test, Yoo Joonghyuk holds his sword to the neck of Kim Dokja and asks the 1st Apostle whether he is doing to kill Kim Dokja or not. Kim Dokja thinks that Yoo Joonghyuk is building a bad habit of doing this. The 1st Apostle tries to egg Yoo Joonghyuk on to kill Kim Dokja, but instead Yoo Jyoonghyuk steps on the head of the 1st Apostle, crushing it.

Kim Dokja reveals to Jung Minseob and Lee Sungkook that the 1st Apostle was the writer of SSSSS grade Infinite Regressor, a plagiarized version of Ways of Survival. However, since the plagiarist would have had to stop copying fairly early on to avoid a scandal, the 1st Apostle's knowledge of the story is incomplete. To take advantage of this, Kim Dokja decides to create and sell a fake version of the plagiarized novel.

## Features

### Characters

* Kim Dokja
* 1st Apostle
* Yoo Joonghyuk
* tls123 (mentioned)
* Woman in Seodaemun Prison (mentioned)
* Anna Croft (mentioned)
* Jung Heewon
* Lee Jihye (mentioned)
* Jung Minseob
* Lee Sungkook

### Locations

* Chungmuro Station
* Dongho Bridge (mentioned)
Anguk Station

A station on the Seoul Subway. This is the location of the Night of the Prophets in Main Scenario 4.

## Synopsis

### Night of the Prophets

Here, the Prophets mistakenly summon a 5th grade Lesser Dragon Igneel from a red meteorite. Since information about the meteorite isn't known until the 4th regression, which is past the point in Ways of Survival that the Prophets read up to, they didn't know the truth about what would happen. The Constellations complain about the unusual difficulty, and a dokkaebi starts Hidden Scenario: United You Die, Scattered You Die. It is eventually revealed that the Twelve Apostles manipulated the information they gave to the Prophets. Originally they weren't planning on attending, but once they learned Yoo Joonghyuk--actually Kim Dokja pretending to be the other man--would be attending, they sent five of their members to the Night of the Prophets.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 53
2. ↑ Chapter 52
3. ↑ Chapter 54
Chapter 30

**Landlord (3)** is the thirtieth chapter of Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint.

## Summary

Yoo Joonghyuk looks at the party members Kim Dokja has collected, stunned at something he sees through [Sage's Eye]. Watching his thoughts through [Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint], Kim Dokja assumes he has seen Jung Heewon's Judge attribute; the woman in question challenges Yoo Joonghyuk, but Kim Dokja interrupts before Yoo Joonghyuk can say anything, asking him why he has left Gong Pildu alive. Yoo Joonghyuk dismisses him, thinking his future sight is weak, and an irritated Kim Dokja threatens him. Yoo Joonghyuk brushes him off again and leaves with Lee Jihye in tow.

Shortly before Main Scenario 3 becomes active, Kim Dokja is worrying about how to break through the scenario. Jung Heewon distracts him by asking about Gong Pildu; at his explanation, she becomes irate, deciding to attack the Landlord Alliance using [Hour of Judgement]. Unfortunately, the skill doesn't activate, and Kim Dokja explains that the constellations' understanding of good and evil is not the same as the incarnations'.

At the party's distress, Kim Dokja reassures them, explaining that they can still be defeated if Gong Pildu is fought outside of his [Armed Zone]. Impressed by his insight, the party starts brainstorming ways to follow through; however, as Bihyung announces the approach of the main scenario, finding a room takes priority. Worried about having to fight and possibly kill people for rooms, the party splits up to search for rooms they can stay in. Knowing that there are in fact no rooms left in Chungmuro for them to stay in, Kim Dokja remains in place, reading through Ways of Survival and wondering whether the party members will be strong enough to fight back against even the people who have no malicious intentions.

## Features

### Characters

* Yoo Joonghyuk
* Lee Hyunsung
* Kim Dokja
* Jung Heewon
* Gong Pildu (mentioned)
* Lee Jihye
* Bald General of Justice (indirect)
* Prisoner of the Golden Headband (indirect)
* Yoo Sangah
* Lee Gilyoung
* Bihyung

### Objects

* Kim Dokja's Phone
* Three Ways to Survive in a Ruined World

### Locations

* Chungmuro Station
* Geumho Station (mentioned)
Baram

**Baram** is an advanced dokkaebi who is the former chief of the Seoul branch who eventually became a great dokkaebi. His name means 'wind'.

## Personality

*This section is a **stub**. You can help us by expanding it.*
## Appearance

*This section is a **stub**. You can help us by expanding it.*
## Relationships

### Bihyung

Baram acts as a mentor figure and seems to think he is giving good advice about the way of stories.[*citation needed*]

## References

1. ↑ ORV Novel Chapter 227 (read original)
2. ↑ ORV Novel Chapter 338 (read original)
3. ↑ ORV Novel Chapter 57 (read original)
Cheok Jungyeong

**Cheok Jungyeong**, more commonly known as his modifier, **Goryeo's First Sword**, is a constellation who wanted to become Kim Dokja's sponsor in the second sponsor selection. According to Kim Dokja, he is "the greatest person on the Korean Peninsula."  Cheok Jungyeong referred to himself as "[The strongest military leader on the Korean Peninsula.]"

## Personality

*This section is a **stub**. You can help us by expanding it.*
## Appearance

His appearance as a symbolic body is humanoid, which is extremely uncommon for constellations of the Korean Peninsula.

He is depicted as an older version of his humanoid self clad in dark traditional military uniform with white streaked hair, hardened features and a scruffy beard.

## History

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## Synopsis

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## Abilities

* Swordsmanship
* Three Sword Style Skills
	+ Three Sword Ocean Chop
	+ One Sword, One Sword Cuts Thousands
	+ Two Swords Style, Two Sword Mountain Chop
	+ Four Swords Style, Fourth Sword that Beheads the Emptiness

### Swordsmanship

Cheok Jungyeong is immensely skilled in swordsmanship, creating a personal style called the "Three Sword Style." This style was given its name due to Cheok Jungyeong never swinging a sword more than three times towards a target.  This style is strong enough to cut off the tentacle of the Outer God, Eater of Dreams, although the Outer God hadn't fully formed in the scenario yet. Despite this, Cheok Jungyeong claims that he could cut off all twelve of the Outer God's tentacles if he could use four swords in total.  The powerful style was sufficient enough to wound the main body of the Eater of Dreams.

Three Sword Style was powerful enough to almost turn Kim Dokja's right arm, when all of his stats surpassed 100, into a "rag"  showing the intensity of the style. This is supported by Cheok Jungyeong's comment that Kim Dokja's "[...presence might disappear]"  if the power was used. However, Kim Dokja notes that Cheok Jungyeong's Three Sword Style would be unable to kill the Eater of Dreams.

Three Sword Style was powerful enough to cause the Great Sage, Heaven's Equal to become interested in it, who hadn't shown much interest in other constellations at that point in the story.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 149
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Chapter 177
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Chapter 178
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Chapter 174
5. ↑ Chapter 273
6. ↑ Chapter 410
7. ↑ Chapter 175
Chapter 53

**Night of the Prophets (4)** is the fifty-third chapter of Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint.

## Features

### Characters

* Kim Dokja
* Jung Heewon
* Lee Hyunsung
* Prisoner of the Golden Headband (indirect)
* Secretive Plotter (indirect)
* Jung Minseob
* Yoo Joonghyuk (impersonated)
* Bihyung (mentioned)
* Lee Sungkook
* Asmodeus (mentioned)
* Lesser Dragon Igneel

### Objects

* Ways of Survival (mentioned)
* Unbreakable Faith

### Scenarios

* Main Scenario 4
* Hidden Scenario: King's Road
* Hidden Scenario: United You Die, Scattered You Die
Dark Tracker

The **Dark Tracker** is a grade 5 demon species that chases after their victims.

## Appearance

In chapter 172 of the webtoon, a Dark Tracker appears with a single, red eye, elongated snout, and sharp teeth. Dark Trackers have armor around their necks.

## Description

The fifth grade demon species are stronger than other monster species (demon species in general are like this).

## Abilities

* **Scythe wielding**
* **Poison damage:** They can make dark liquid appear. When this black liquid comes into contact with an organism, they experience bizarre cell deformation and explode.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 ORV Novel Chapter 152 (read original)
Chapter 57

**First Person Protagonist's Point of View (3)** is the fifty-seventh chapter of Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint.

## Features

### Characters

* Prisoner of the Golden Headband (indirect)
* Demon-like Judge of Fire (indirect)
* Secretive Plotter (indirect)
* Kim Dokja
* Bihyung
* Jung Heewon
* Lee Hyunsung
* Lee Sungkook
* Jung Minseob
* Aooni (mentioned)
* Baram (mentioned)
* Yoo Joonghyuk (mentioned)

### Objects

* Coins
* Fire Dragon's Core
* Ways of Survival
* Kim Dokja's Phone

### Scenarios

* Main Scenario 4
* Hidden Scenario: King's Road
* Hidden Scenario: United You Die, Scattered You Die
De'lise

## **Personal History**

They have a natural affinity towards the way necromancy affects nature, the vegetation and plants of the world. The forests are very dear to them and they will do all they can to preserve them.
Although De'lise reach physical maturity at about the same age as humans, their understanding of adulthood goes beyond physical growth to encompass worldly experience. A Del'ise typically claims adulthood and an adult name around the age of 100 and can live to be 750 years old.

## **Physical Appearance**

Very dark skinned, very little pigmentation, typically average to muscular frames, average to slightly above average height. Eye colors include white, black, grey, green, and red. Hair colors include white, grey, and black. Other notable features would be elongated canine teeth.

## **Skills** -

Darkvision
Accustomed to twilit forests and the night sky, you have superior vision in dark and dim conditions. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can’t discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.

Mask of the Wild
You can attempt to hide even when you are only lightly obscured by foliage, heavy rain, falling snow, mist, and other natural phenomena.

The Black Druids
Your knowledge of the forests grants you proficiency with medicine and the alchemy tools. Also when targeting wood or plants as a source of your magic you may use that spell as a bonus action.
Dionysus

**Dionysus**, otherwise known by his modifier **God of Wine and Ecstasy**, is a supporting character in Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint. He is an <Olympus> constellation who wanted to become Kim Dokja's sponsor in the second sponsor selection.

## Synopsis

   Dionysus contacts Dokja through his alcohol when he is drinking with Sangah by a fire. The alcohol makes wild movements and shapes, and Sangah suggests that they have to drink it to be able to contact Dionysus.

As they are drinking, Dokja and Sangah almost kiss, but Dokja's fourth wall skill makes him come to his senses, and he stops it. Dionysus uses the wine to tell Dokja that he is a buzzkill, and the Great Hall reacts because the outer Gods noticed his presence. Dokja notes that sending a direct message is something only the highest-grade constellations can do, because it spends a lot of probability.

Dokja challenges Dionysus to come down and talk directly, but Dionysus writes that he is not a fan of tentacled creatures. Dokja internally says that if Dionysus were to descend, he and all of Seoul would be destroyed by the probability. Dionysus writes this in his explanation as well. He also says that his father descending is why his "mother" died. This suggests that Dionysus's mother was Semele. However, Sangah points out that there was another myth, where Dionysus's mother is Persephone. In this world, the latter is true.

Dokja asks which myth is true, and Dionysus brushes it off at first, but Dokja says that it is important that Persephone is his mother, so that he can contact Hades. Dionysus says that someone who played the lyre once was as bold as Dokja, but ended up dying, though Dokja reassures him that it would not happen. At this, Dionysus agrees to open the gates of the underworld for Dokja, though he would only have twelve hours. Dokja suddenly falls asleep, with Dionysus guiding his soul.

## Relationships

### Kim Dokja

Dionysus contacts Dokja directly through wine, because he knows that Dokja wants to go to the underworld, and Dionysus is willing to help him. He calls Dokja impertinent, but says that he likes impertinent humans. He also says he likes humans that want something badly, a trait that Dokja possesses. Dokja also reminds him of a human as bold as that played the lyre beautifully, but died due to their decisions. Dionysus is likely referring to Orpheus.

### Hades

Dionysus says that Hades isn't very fond of him. However, he hopes that Hades will like Dokja.

### Persephone

Persephone is Dionysus' mother, and treats him better than Hades.

## Trivia

* Of Dionysus' two birth myths, in Three Ways to Survive in a Ruined World, the myth where Dionysus' mother is Hades’ wife, Persephone, is true.
* In chapter 166 of the webtoon, Dionysus mentions there is a Korean energy drink named after him. This is a reference to Bacchus-F.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 ORV Novel Chapter 112 (read original)
2. ↑ ORV Novel Chapter 110 (read original)
3. ↑ ORV Novel Chapter 100 (read original)
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 ORV Webtoon Episode 110 (read original)
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 ORV Webtoon Episode 111 (read original)