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Elements Unleashed

Elements Unleashed is a 2D platformer game, planned to be made in the future. Its made up of 8 separate chapters, each with its own unique characters and scenery

## **Story**

The planet DimidiaXL was home to many creatures and civilizations in its many years, most going extinct, but one civilization still remained throughout the chaos. These Civilians were known as Coppertailians. It was made up of many creatures, with the most important being half-wolf half-human. Their Home was known as the Coppertail Kingdom. The people in this Kingdom lived with their King and Queen for centuries, until one day, they failed a deal with the God of the Multiverse, also known as Vincent. Since they failed this simple deal, they were taken from their kingdom, leaving only the prince remaining. The only way to get to the Multiverse, was to enter one of many elemental doors, scattered throughout many Galaxies. Each door was only accessible if their 8 elemental hearts were placed in the door. One of those doors was right under the kingdom, lost in the depths of the dungeon. The Prince, Full of rage raced to the door, only finding that each heart was separated throughout the entire planet. Now he had to find each and every heart, put them back in the door, and save his parents! Whether or not he can do this, is up to you.
Vincent (EU)

Vincent is a Character from Elements Unleashed, also known as the God of The Multiverse. He took away your Parents from Coppertail Kingdom, leaving just you and the kingdoms residents behind.

Vincent Is known for making deals with people and doing horrible things to them if they fail.

Vincent's Name was originally Sega Sounder, but was changed due to Copyright reasons.

## **Appearance**

Vincent has black hair that almost covers his eye, A black hat, with a deck of cards in it, A Purple Sweatshirt, Almost Identical to Mega's Sweatshirt, Dark Blue Eyes, Black Pants, and Brown Shoes.

## **Spoilers**

At the end of Chapter 3, You have to fight Corrupted Calor, And when you beat her, Calor tells you that she thinks Vincent is responsible for Corrupting her and Others.

At the end of Chapter 5, Diamond tells you Vincent Summoned an enormous snow storm that destroyed his Kingdom, Killing his parents along with it, Because they also failed a more Important Deal.

At the end of Chapter 6, Mega says Vincent is Their 4th Brother, and also the oldest brother who left the family many years ago

At the end of the game, you find out Vincent was Corrupted by Dr.Cutrio, and Dr.Cutrio is the true final boss.

## **Fight**

Vincent's Fight is treated as the final battle, even though its not.

He uses a lot of magic based attacks, along with blue magical attacks.

Towards the end of the fight, he uses the Error Trio again to attack you, along with his own attacks.
Take The Shot In Shot Put

**Take The Shot In Shot Put** is the **13th** episode of **Battle for Anything Island** (or **BFAI** for short)created by Screechlo on *YouTube*.

## Challenge Synopsis

The teams' objective is to throw balls as far as the sand pit, if the team gets a higher total of meters then they win

## Plot

**Pre-Intro Scene**

Moon, Earth and Venus are seen flying. Earth then asks who took their diamonds. Venus responds classifying the person as a "snitch".

*Intro plays*

**Elimination**

All of the contestants up for elimination gathered together in the Elimination Shed. Zero then announces who's safe and who's not after showing all the recommended characters. After all the save ones are declared, Zero pulled out a fist and smacks Firecoiny out of the game. Leading him to bash into a wall hitting his face.

**Why did you wake me ?**

Brick is shown lying on a tree resting, Dice pops out and insults Brick by calling him fat and slow. Brick retorts back and punches Dice strongly. He hits a wall and cracks.

## Credits

* **Writing:**
	+ Screechlo
* **Animation:**
	+ Screechlo
	+ DigBioBeta
* **Voices:**
	+ Screechlo - Nine, Cheese Block, Evil Cloudy, Fidget Spinner, Firecoiny, Jupiter, Mercury, Neptune, Rocket, Saturn, Sun, Uranus, Yoyleberry, Pearl
	+ DigBioBeta - Zero, 9-Ball, Brick, Crayon, Cup, Dice, Dr. Green Bean, Earth, Glasses, Mars, Microphone, Moon, Pizza, Thunder Cloudy, Venus, White Hole, YouTube Logo

## Trivia

* Subsequent after I'm Pretty Sure It's Crystal Clear, this is the first episode where DigBioBeta is absent in roles of editing or writing.
* This is the second episode where DigBioBeta played a role on the animation.
* This is the first episode to have picture sneak peeks.
* This is the first episode to have the appearance of a minor non-recommended character.

## Errors

* Thunder Cloudy's face is black, then in the elimination his face turns white, but after a while his face is black again.
* Firecoiny and Mars switch places in the F of the intro
* Sun isn't seen to be glowing.
	+ This error also appear for the second time in the intro.

* At 0:44 Zero can be seen briefly distorted twice.
* When Dice is flying in the air, Rocket's Food Furnace can be seen in front of a "forest".
	+ Trees are also cannot be seen on either side of the restaurant.
* When Rocket goes to his restaurant, he's running quite too fast.
* Jupiter and Venus appear out of nowhere
* The seat that Jupiter "sits" on is layered over the wall of the restaurant.
* Moon is shown next to an RC, but in the next scene, she is shown lying on one of Crayon's Beach Chair Collection.
* At 3:43, Mars and Sun lose their shines, the sky can also be seen briefly changing its tint.
* At 4:30 the ground is missing.
"Stonewall" Jackson

**Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson** (January 21, 1824 – May 10, 1863) was a general officer in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. He played a prominent role in nearly all military engagements in the Eastern theater of the war until his death. Military historians regard him as one of the most gifted tactical commanders in U.S. history.

He appears in the mission Dawn at Chancellorsville from *The History Channel: Civil War – A Nation Divided*, which also depicts his death, as well as the playable commander in the mission "Jackson" from the game *The History Channel - Civil War: The Battle of Bull Run*.
Sounder Studio Wiki

Sounder Studio Wiki Is Mainly Everything I do in my life XD. It has information about my games, animations, and stuff...

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## **Contents**

Elements Unleashed (2D Platformer Game)

Coloratix (2D Platformer Game)

Calamity Fighters (Fighting Game)

Lost (Adventure Game)

Battle of Calamity (Animation Series)

Gamers Dream (Terraria Mod)

Elements Unleashed Mod (Terraria Mod)

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Calor (CF)

Calor is a fighter from Calamity Fighters, who originated from Elements Unleashed

Her Character Number is 1

## **Info**

Calor is an Elemental from the planet of DimidiumXL. Shes not an Elemental Goddess, so she isn't associated with the Elemental Door, but she is still an Elemental of Fire. She uses a mix between Fire Attacks and Sword Attacks. She has little Emotion for her competitors, so its easy for her to get straight to the fight.

## **Alternates**

* Normal Calor
* Anti Calor
* True Hero Calor

## **Phrases**

* Its Hero's Luck
* You just need to try harder
* Unknown
* Unknown
* Unknown

## **Idle Animations**

* Puts hands on hips
* Squints Eyes and Shows Sharp Teeth
* Unknown

## **Attacks**

* Basic Attack - Punch {0.5} (2DM)
* Power Attack - Fireball (Shoots a Ball of fire to the side your facing) [Long Range] {1s} [3DM]
* Side Attack - Metal Sword Swing (Swings a Metallic Sword) [Very Small Range] {1s} (6DM)
* Air Attack - Upper Sword Slice (Large Jump with Sword facing upwards) [Medium Range] {3} (7DM)
* Down Attack - Sword Pound (Stabs Sword In Ground) [Very Short Range] {2s} (4DM)
* Any Dashes - Flaming Dash (Dash with flames all around you) [Medium Range] {4s} (5DM)
* Double Attack - Double Punch (A punch and another punch with the other arm) [Very Short Range] {2s} (3DM)
* Triple Attack - Triple Punch (Two Punches and a large Punch) [Short Range] {0.5} (4DM)
* Side Power Attack - Magma Splash (Splashes Lava at the side of you) [Short Range] {3s} (7DM)
* Air Power Attack - Inferno Berserk (Throw a Flaming Sword in the air) [Long Range] {5s} (8DM)
* Down Power Attack - Portal Warp (Summons a portal below that teleports you behind the Opponent) [Medium Range] {8s} (0DM)
* Double Power Attack - Mega Fireball (Shoots a small fireball, then a medium fireball) [Long Range] {1s} (4DM)
* Triple Power Attack - Triple Hotshot (When Right click is pressed 3 times really fast, you shoot three, small bullets that shoots one towards the top of you, one in the middle, and another towards the bottom. These bullets pierce everything) [Long Range] {10s} (8DM)

## **Special**

Calors Special is Basically a huge flaming tornado that spawns in the center of the screen and shoots flaming swords at foes. It Does 8DM per Half Second when in the Tornado, and 12DM when hit by a sword. The Tornado lasts about 6 Seconds.
Biomes (L)

There are a large amount of Biomes in Lost, most of them not brought up yet

The amount of Biomes that is presumed to be added is around 50.

Biomes so far:

## **Above Ground**

* Crash Area

* Mountains
* Dandelion Fields
* Sparse Dandelion Fields

* Dandelion Peak
* Dunalaya Desert
* Posedian Wetlands
* Wet Highlands
* Overgrown Forest

## **Underwater** **Biomes**

* Kelp
* Underwater Mountains
* Steep Mountains
* Thermal Zone

## **Cave Biomes**

* Dandelion Cavern
* Crystal Cave

## **Transformed Biomes**

* Frozen Wetlands
* Brimstone Desert
Story Mode (CF)

The Story Mode of Calamity Fighters is a Large Map where you choose a level and fight enemies in them to eventually find all the characters and beat The Final Boss

You Start with one Character, Wolven.

## **The Map**

The Map is a large Illustration full of Levels and Unlockable Characters.

The Setting is the Coppertail Kingdom from Elements Unleashed

Towards the end of the map is a hallway with 4 Magical Orbs. You must enter these orbs and save the characters lost in them. The Orb on the top left is Black, and is the Orb of Shadows. Here you battle dark related enemies, and the Lost and Nightmare as the Boss of the area. The Orb on the top right is blue, and is the Orb of The Multiverse. Here you battle strange, mechanical like enemies, and Vincent as the Boss of the area. The Orb on the bottom right is white, and is the Heavens. Here you battle Angelic Creatures, and Angel as the Boss of the area. Finally, The Orb on the bottom left is green, and is the Orb of Overgrowth. Here you battle plant like enemies, and Ivy as the Boss of the area.

## **Character Unlock Locations**

### **Orb of Shadows**

* Black Shadow
* Nega Sounder
* Kyle
* Skyler
* The Lost
* The Nightmare

### **Orb of The Multiverse**

* Error Trio
* Rose
* Mega Sounder
* Omega Sounder
* Vincent

### **Orb of the Heavens**

* Posedia
* Calor
* Crystal
* Diamond
* Angel

### **Orb of Overgrowth**

* Violet
* Mary
* Clay
* Chrome
* Sedric
* Ivy
Cup

* BFAIA
* BFAI 14
* Late BFAI
* Debut

**Cup** is a female contestant on the online animated series **Battle for Anything Island** (or **BFAI** for short) created by Screechlo.

## Appearance

Cup is a red plastic cup. There are two small indent stripes on her body

In BFAI, she is a transparent glass cup. She has no arms.

## Personality

Cup is always self-aware of what she does, and also keeps track of the things everyone around her does. She can also be quite assertive and isn't afraid of expressing her opinions and thoughts about other people, direct or indirect. Her weakness seems to be whenever anything is dropped inside her, as it can cause her nausea.

## Trivia

* One can always see two reflections of Cup's face. One on the very side where her face lies, and two on the other side of the glass.
* She is one of the few characters to have limbs change from BFAI to BFAIA. She gained arms in BFAIA.
Charles Siddall

**Lord Charles "Charlie" Siddall**, better known as **Lord S.**, is a main character in *The Eternal House Series*. He is a detective who comes to Lormond Lady School to investigate the murder of one girl, who is found dead near the school. He is a lover of witch, Meredith Blanchard.

## Names

### CHARLES

**Charles** is a masculine given name from the French form *Charles* of a Germanic name *Karl*. The original Anglo-Saxon was *Ċearl* or *Ċeorl*, as the name of King Cearl of Mercia, that disappeared after the Norman conquest of England. From the Germanic name *Karl*, which was derived from a Germanic word meaning "man". However, an alternative theory states that it is derived from the common Germanic name element *hari* meaning "army, warrior".

### STEFAN

Form of **Stephen**. From the Greek name *Στεφανος (Stephanos)* meaning "crown", more precisely "that which surrounds". Saint Stephen was a deacon who was stoned to death, as told in Acts in the New Testament. He is regarded as the first Christian martyr. Due to him, the name became common in the Christian world. It was popularized in England by the Normans.

### MARCEL

Form of **Marcellus**, which is a diminutive of **Marcus**. Roman praenomen, or given name, which was probably derived from the name of the Roman god **Mars**. This was among the most popular of the Roman praenomina.

### SIDALL

From the name of various English towns, derived from Old English *sid* "wide" and *halh* "nook, recess".
The Eternal House (novel series)

**No. of Books** | 16

**The Eternal House** is an American novel series. The story centers about the witch coven and their leader, Meredith Blanchard and detective Charles Siddall, who gets involved in the witch's cruel plans.

## Books

1. **The Spell House**
2. **The Love House**
3. **The Dance House**
4. **The Death House**
5. **The Life House**
6. **The Tear House**
7. **The Spirit House**
8. **The Light House**
9. **The Night House**
10. **The Fear House**
11. **The Fire House**
12. **The Fury House**
13. **The Sorrow House**
14. **The Blood House**
15. **The Passion House**
16. **The Eternal House**

## Short Stories

1. **The House of Shadows**
2. **The House of Frost**
3. **The House of Dreams**
4. **The House of Secrets**
5. **The House of Roses**
6. **The House of Storms**
7. **The House of Crown**
8. **The House of Crystals**
9. **The House of Ravens**
10. **The House of Rings**
11. **The House of Spring**
12. **The House of Stars**
13. **The House of Fate**
14. **The House of Glory**
15. **The House of Mercy**
16. **The House of Poisons**
17. **The House of Charm**
18. **The House of Time**
19. **The House of Madness**
20. **The House of Awakening**
21. **The House of Mirrors**
22. **The House of Memories**
23. **The House of Reunion**
24. **The House of Witches**

### Bonus stories

1. **The House of Twilight**
2. **The House of Victory**
3. **The House of Chaos**
4. **The House of War**
5. **The House of Evil**
The New Heart (TV series)

**The New Heart** (TV series) is a new American gothic-fantasy-horror-romantic drama show.

## Cast

* TBA/Lily James/Virginia Gardner as Alina Allard
* TBA/Theo James as Cal Granger
* TBA/Chris Hemsworth as Rufus
* Michael Sheen as TBA
* Emma Stone as TBA
* Jennifer Lawrence as TBA
* Sophia Turner as TBA
* Diego Luna as TBA
* Margot Robbie as TBA
* Emma Watson as TBA
* Chloë Grace Moretz as TBA
* Gal Gadot as TBA
* Ana de Armas as TBA
* Amanda Seyfried as TBA
* Tom Hiddleston as TBA
Alina Allard

Turned | * by Rania and Rufus in Fairy/Witch/Human (Tribrid)
 Species | * Fairy/Witch/Human (Tribrid) (Currently)
 Siblings | * Adalyn Allard (Older sister)
* Jessalyn Allard (Older sister)
* Martina Allard (Younger sister)

**Alina Gabriella "Ella" Allard**, later known as **Gabriella Boyd** and better known as **Golden Queen**, is a main character in *The New Heart Series*.

She is based on the titular character from Lewis Carroll's novels ***Alice's Adventures in Wonderland*** and ***Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There***, and from the Disney film ***Alice in Wonderland***.
Pierre Gustave Toutant-Beauregard

General **Pierre Gustave Toutant-Beauregard** (May 28, 1818 – February 20, 1893), of Louisiana Creole descent, was the Confederate General who started the American Civil War at the battle of Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861. Today, he is commonly referred to as P. G. T. Beauregard, but he rarely used his first name as an adult. He signed correspondence as G. T. Beauregard.

Trained in military and civil engineering at the United States Military Academy, West Point, Beauregard served with distinction as an engineer officer in the Mexican–American War. Following a brief appointment as superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy in 1861, and after Louisiana seceded, he resigned from the United States Army and became the first brigadier general in the Confederate States Army. He commanded the defenses of Charleston, South Carolina, at the start of the Civil War at Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861. Three months later he helped win the First Battle of Bull Run near Manassas, Virginia.

He is the playable commander in the mission Beauregard and Beauregard (2) from *The History Channel - Civil War: The Battle of Bull Run*.
Emilian Stewart

**Emilian "Emil" Stewart**, later known as **Niall Dunn**, is a main character in *The Eternal House Series*. He is a doctor and brother of Caroline Stewart, who is the famous actress.

## Names

### EMILIAN

Romanian and Polish form of *Aemilianus*. From the Roman family name *Aemilius*, which was derived from Latin *aemulus* meaning "rival".

### NIALL

Original Gaelic spelling of **Neil**. From the Gaelic name *Niall*, which is of disputed origin, possibly meaning "champion" or "cloud". This was the name of a semi-legendary 4th-century Irish king, Niall of the Nine Hostages.

### FERDINAND

From *Ferdinando*, the old Spanish form of a Germanic name composed of the elements *fardi* "journey" and *nand*
 "daring, brave". The Visigoths brought the name to the Iberian Peninsula, where it entered into the royal families of Spain and Portugal. From there it became common among the Habsburg royal family of the Holy Roman Empire and Austria, starting with the Spanish-born Ferdinand I in the 16th century. A notable bearer was Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan (1480-1521).

### STEWART

Occupational name for an administrative official of an estate or steward, from Old English *stig* "house" and *weard* "guard". The Stewart family (sometimes spelled *Stuart*) held the Scottish crown for several centuries. One of the most famous members of the Stewart family was Mary, Queen of Scots.
Gatling Gun

The **gatling gun** is a machine gun battery that appears in both *The History Channel: Civil War – A Nation Divided* and *History Civil War: Secret Missions*. It is one of the two machine guns that appear in the series with Coffee Mill Gun.

## Features

The gatling gun is considered by many to be one of the first machine guns in history. It has a rotating battery of 10 barrels that is hand cranked. Everytime it is cranked, the battery rotates, and a barrel fires a single shot before the next barrel is loaded up and fires another. This is done so that each barrel does not overheat, and if one barrel jams or breaks apart the user can just take away a barrel and the gun would still keep on firing.

It has a 20-round gravity-fed magazine but can fire over 200 rounds of paper cartridges per minute. With the advent of metallic cartridges the gatling can fire 400-900 rounds per minute. Like a canon, it is driven by wheels and usually takes four crews to operate in real life (although in the game it takes only the player to use, and two persons for NPCs).

In the game, the gatling gun fires unlimited ammo (though rate of fire is faster in the second game than in the first game). A whole mission in *Secret Missions* was dedicated to the gatling called Dr. Gatling's Secret Weapon.

## Real life

In real life, the gatling was designed by a doctor named Richard Gatling in the hopes that a rapid firing gun can decrease the number of troops needed in a battlefield and potentially save lives. In fact, the machine gun was capable of firing more rounds per minute than a whole unit of soldiers. However, during the Civil War the gatling did suffer from some problems, mainly the fact that paper cartridges were not that reliable and usually fail to feed.

Gatling guns in the game use a box magazine but in real-life, during the Civil War, the gatling guns used a hopper system to feed bullets.
Mortars (Great Battles Unit)

**Mortars** are a unit in the game *History Channel's Civil War: The Game - Great Battles*. As one of the artillery pieces in the game, besides cannons, they are the strongest unit in the game, capable of killing line infantry and cavalry in droves, destroying fortifications, and firing above cover. However, they are the slowest unit with the least movement range. They cannon be carried or driven, and are mostly built or rebuilt on the spot. They mostly use common siege artillery in the American Civil War.
Battle of Wheatfield

The **Battle of Wheatfield**, also known as “**Saving the Flag**” was a painting done by Don Troiani based around the Wheatfield battle at Gettysburg on July 2, 1863.

This painting became the basis for the cover arts of *The History Channel - Civil War: The Battle of Bull Run* and *History Civil War: Secret Missions*.
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Ketchum Grenade

The **Ketchum Grenade** is a missile like grenade featured in *History Civil War: Secret Missions*. It is a grenade shaped like a dart or a plumbata, with fins and a nose containing a percussion cap. It detonates whenever its nose is struck. In real-life, the grenade was unreliable.

In the game, this is the standard-issue explosives of the Confederacy. Although in actuality, it was the Union who made extensive use of the grenade.
Sara Mercer

**Lady Sara Mercer**, later known as **Adelaide Belmont** and **Luna Lane**, is a main character of *The Eternal House Series*. She is a headmaster of the Lormond Lady School and was also a leader of the witch coven.

## Names

### SARA

Form of **Sarah**. Means "lady, princess, noblewoman" in Hebrew. In the Old Testament this is the name of Abraham's wife, considered the matriarch of the Jewish people. She was barren until she unexpectedly became the pregnant with Isaac at the age of 90. Her name was originally *Sarai*, but God changed it at the same time Abraham's name was changed.

### ADELAIDE

From the French form of the Germanic name *Adalheidis*, which was composed of the elements *adal* "noble" and *heid* "kind, sort, type". It was borne in the 10th century by Saint Adelaide, the wife of the Holy Roman emperor Otto the Great. The name became common in Britain in the 19th century due to the popularity of the German-born wife of King William IV, for whom the city of Adelaide in Australia was named in 1836.

### LUNA

Means "the moon" in Latin. Luna was the Roman goddess of the moon, frequently depicted driving a white chariot through the sky.

### MERCER

Occupational name for a trader, from Old French *mercier*.
Evil Cloudy

* BFAI 14
* Late BFAI
* Debut

**Evil Cloudy** is a male contestant on the online animated series **Battle for Anything Island** (or **BFAI** for short) created by Screechlo.

## Appearance

Evil Cloudy is a cumulus cloud. He has a fixed creepy stare on his eyes along with thick slanted eyebrows.

## Personality

Like Thunder Cloudy, Evil Cloudy rarely talks. However, just by the looks of his appearance and facial expressions, it can be noted that Evil Cloudy often makes everyone around him uncomfortable.
David Hunter

General **David Hunter**, (born July 21, 1802, Washington, D.C., U.S.—died Feb. 2, 1886, Washington, D.C.), Union officer during the American Civil War who issued an emancipation proclamation (May 9, 1862) that was annulled by President Abraham Lincoln (May 19).
Hunter graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., in 1822 and served in the Mexican War (1846–48). In 1862, while in command of Federal troops along the South Atlantic coast, he proclaimed the freedom of slaves in Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina; Lincoln, determined to maintain his executive prerogatives, revoked the order. In South Carolina General Hunter organized the Union Army’s first African American regiment and was soon described by the Confederacy as a “felon to be executed if captured.” He took command in West Virginia (May 21, 1864) but was defeated by General Jubal Early at Lynchburg, Va., on June 18 and resigned his command on August 8. After Lincoln’s assassination, Hunter served as chairman of the commission that tried the conspirators.

He is the playable commander in the mission Hunter from *The History Channel - Civil War: The Battle of Bull Run*.
The Awakened Heart

**The Awakened Heart** is the first novel in the spin-off novel series, *The New Heart Series*.

## Summary

*When a friend needs you, always help him... No matter anyone else...*

Alice Allard is always ready to help friends, but is never getting anything from them for return. Her 16th birthday passed and suddenly she starts seeing and hearing mysterious friend from the past: a wolf.

Wolf starts to make her crazier and crazier as she hears his moaning and calling for help. When she finds out she can communicate with the animal and the wolf lures her into the mirror of the shopping center, it becomes more complicated.

But in the mirror is the whole different world than her own. Full of magic and fantasy creatures, it looks like all fairytales have connected into one. Now that Alice is finally here, she could help the most important person who needs her help there: a wolf.
MadMinute Games

**Mad Minute Games** is a small-time online video game developer known for creating the 3D game engine Take Command Game Engine, and developing most of the Take Command series of games. They were the ones to develop the game *The History Channel - Civil War: The Battle of Bull Run*.

Although largely defunct, their old-timey website is still available online.
Cauldron

**Cauldron**, also known as **Cauldron Ltd.** and **Cauldron HQ**, was a Slovak video game developer located in Bratislava. The studio was founded in 1996 with their first project, Quadrax being released in the same year. Cauldron is responsible for the creation of the Cloak Engine in 2001. The engine was later renamed to the CloakNT engine.

They were the first Slovakian or Czech game developers to successfully sell a product outside the two countries, and the ones to develop *The History Channel: Civil War – A Nation Divided* and *History Civil War: Secret Missions*. The company has since been acquired by Bohemia Interactive in 2014.
Horsemen (Great Battles Unit)

**Horsemen** are a unit in the game *History Channel's Civil War: The Game - Great Battles*. Also known as the cavalry, horsemen are the fastest unit in the game with the farthest range. They are devastating, capable of overrunning line infantry if sued correctly. However, their inability to climb or be stationed at high grounds and buildings, or use cover, make them very vulnerable.
The History Channel - Civil War: The Battle of Bull Run

Cover Art

***The History Channel - Civil War: The Battle of Bull Run - Take Command: 1861***, also known simply as **Take Command: 1861**, is a real time strategy wargame that takes place during the American Civil War developed by MadMinute Games and published by Activision in January 13, 2005.

## Gameplay

The game allows the players to command troops during the Battle of Bull Run, one of the American Civil War's first major engagement. It focuses on realism when it comes to the depiction of battle but doesn't limit itself to historically correct battles. The game is presented completely in 3D and focuses on combat. It doesn't feature any base building or resource gathering.

There are three game modes:

* **1st Bull Run** - let's the player play the Battle of Bull Run as various military leaders. The player can opt to control a brigade, division or the entire army. Each type of control brings different options and responsibilities.
* **Custom Scenario** - allows the player to choose from a variety of custom scenarios.
* **Open Play** - provides this as well but further allows the player to set his own parameters for play in the scenarios.

## Missions

The missions are divided into three segments, each first containing a tutorial mission. Each mission, and its name, are based-off the real life exploits of actual Civil War generals or commanders.

### Brigade

The first segment has the player taking control of a brigade:

* Brigade Tutorial
* Evans
* Burnside
* Jackson
* Sherman

### Division

The second segment has the player taking control of a Division, which consists of several brigades.

* Division Tutorial
* Hunter
* Beauregard
* Tyler
* Longstreet

### Army

The third segment has the player taking control of a whole army.

* Army/Corp Tutorial
* McDowell
* Beauregard

## Trivia

* This game and the game *History Civil War: Secret Missions* both have the same box art, which depicts the painting called "Battle of Wheatfield"
* This game is also part of the *Take Command* series created by MadMinute Games.
War Horse

**War horses** are modes of transportation used by officers and other specialized units in the civil war strategy games *History Channel's Civil War: The Game - Great Battles* and *The History Channel - Civil War: The Battle of Bull Run*. It is one of the fastest way to move around the battlefield and is the primary transportation of cavalry units.

Horses appear in the shooter games but are dead and cannot be ridden. Their bodies can be used as cover though during tight shootouts. Many of them are bloated and have flies buzzing around them.
American Civil War

The **American Civil War** was a major conflict between the population of the United States that was essentially split ideologically on the issue of enslavement. This was realized geographically as the Northern states were against enslavement (abolitionist,) and the Southern states were for enslavement - mainly because their economy relied heavily on enslavement whereas the North’s did not.

Tensions were high in the United States on this issue for some time but eventually broke out into full-out rebellion after Abraham Lincoln (a prominent abolitionist) was elected president. The Southern states declared independence from the Union and sought to form their own nation through violence if necessary - which became so when they attacked Union forces at Fort Sumter, South Carolina, in 1861.

Both sides see a large number of men join the ranks of their respective armies, splitting families, friends, states, counties, and the nation. Many large-scale battles are fought on land and on water throughout the course of the war, not least of all Gettysburg in 1863, which claimed the combined lives of over 50,000 men for both sides, going down as the bloodiest battle in U.S. history.

During the war, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, issued the Emancipation Proclamation, which freed enslaved people in the reclaimed rebellious Southern territories. He later proposed the Thirteenth Amendment, which would abolish the practice of enslavement throughout the entire nation. Lincoln did not see the Thirteenth Amendment come to fruition as he was assassinated mere weeks after the main Confederate Army surrendered.

The war ended in a Union victory after defeating the Confederate Army and retaking the Southern states in 1865. Then a process of rebuilding and repairing the nation from the devastation it suffered began. Infrastructure, cities, ports, harbors, factories, farms, economies, businesses, politics, families, and ordinary people, were destroyed or damaged as a consequence of the war. And not least of all, over a million men died fighting while countless other civilians were caught up in the conflict.
Wagon

Wooden **Wagons** are present throughout the game History Civil War: Secret Missions. Historically, before the advent of motorized vehicles, wagons were one of the cheapest, most versatile, transportation in the Guilded Age. These vehicles are drawn using horses.

Although they cannot be driven, dead horses and wagons are presently strewn all across the missions in the game. They can be used by the player as cover, and enemy AI can actually use it as a weapon by filling it with explosive barrels and hurling them at the player.
Cavalry Saber

The **cavalry saber** is a weapon that appears in both *The History Channel: Civil War – A Nation Divided* and *History Civil War: Secret Missions*. It has the longest range of all melee weapons and can kill with mostly one strike. The method of attack is mostly slashing, since a curved blade sword is used primarily for slashing and very ideal for horseback. Although it can also stab.

It also appears in the hands of officers and cavalrymen in *History Channel's Civil War: The Game - Great Battles* and *The History Channel - Civil War: The Battle of Bull Run*.

## Real life

Unlike in the game in which common infantry can use swords, swords in the Civil War were only for the use of the commanding officers or cavalrymen.

Interestingly, while the saber was intended for use on horseback, we do not see it being used in horseback in the games.
Richard R. Blazer

Captain **Richard R. Blazer** was the commander of Captain Blazer's Scouts during the American Civil War. Blazer and his scouts was moved into the eastern theater where they participated in the Shenandoah and Lynchburg campaigns under the command of General George Crook who soon focused Blazer on the Partisan Rangers, particularly Mosby.
Bayonet

The **bayonet** is a weapon that appears in all three Civil War games as an attachment to various rifles such as the Springfield rifle and the Sharps rifle. It only has one mode of attack and that is to stab it, but it has the most range of all melee weapons. Like the rifle butt it does not need a weapon slot to be used.

It cannot be removed to the weapon it is attached to.

## Appearance

The bayonet differ in between rifles. The bayonet attached to the Springfield rifle is a common socket bayonet issued to all infantry units in the civil war, while the one attached to the Sharps rifle looks more like a modern knife bayonet attachment.
The New Heart (novel series)

**No. of Books** | 14

**"The New Heart"** is the American spin-off novel series of ***The Eternal House Series***.

## Books

1. **The Awakened Heart**
2. **The Changed Heart**
3. **The Wild Heart**
4. **The Glowing Heart**
5. **The Captured Heart**
6. **The Burned Heart**
7. **The Shattered Heart**

### The Heart of Life Series

1. **The Heart of Flowers**
2. **The Heart of Misery**
3. **The Heart of Stone**
4. **The Heart of Shadows**
5. **The Heart of Storms**
6. **The Heart of Wrath**
7. **The Heart of Blood**

### The Queen's Destiny

1. **Queen's Magic**
2. **Queen's Garden**
3. **Queen's Throne**
4. **Queen's Promise**
5. **Queen's Mistake**
6. **Queen's Plan**
7. **Queen's Terror**
8. **Queen's Mirror**
9. **Queen's Love**
10. **Queen's Crown**

## Short Stories

1. **Fiery Man**
2. **Frost Crown**
3. **Crystal Wall**
4. **Snow Storm**
5. **Sea Mirror**
6. **Spring Star**
7. **Broken Promise**
8. **Strange Dream**
9. **Cruel War**
10. **Wicked** **Darkness**
11. **Evil King**
12. **Dark Flower**
13. **Lost Secret**
14. **Bloody Sword**
15. **Cold Night**
16. **Deadly Time**

## Characters

1. **Alice Allard** - main protagonist of the series; caught in the various love triangles; she is a descendant of the Violet Queen, the Ruby Queen, the Rose Queen, the Snow Queen, the Pearl Queen, the Blonde Queen, the Fire Queen, the Bronze Queen, the Candy Queen, the Blood Queen, the Blue Queen, the Stone Queen, the Nature Queen, the Brown Queen, the Shadow Queen, the Iron Queen, the Silver Queen, the Sky Queen, the Frost Queen, the Storm Queen, the Raven Queen, the Grey Queen, the Midnight Queen, the Light Queen, the Night Queen, the Art Queen, the Spider Queen, the Fog Queen, the Dove Queen, the Smoke Queen, the Ash Queen, the Crocodile Queen, the Tiger Queen, the Water Queen, the Crimson Queen, the Space Queen, the Evil Queen, the Heart Queen, the Dream Queen, the Mind Queen, the Ghost Queen, the Fear Queen, the Wise Queen, the Sad Queen, the Lightning Queen, the Poison Queen, the Love Queen, the Good Queen, the Gift Queen (talent, spell, power), the Magic Queen, the Book Queen, the Wish Queen, the War Queen, the Wall Queen, the Peace Queen, the World Queen (balance of all worlds), the Door Queen (portals), the Cure Queen, the Wind Queen, the Star Queen, the Moon Queen, the Pain Queen, the Emotion Queen and the Illusion Queen. At the end she becomes the new Golden Queen.
2. **Cal Granger** - deuteragonist of the series; in love with Alice;
3. **Rufus** - tritagonist of the series; in love with Alice. At the end he becomes new Golden King.
Sheridan's Scouts

**Sheridan’s Scouts** were a collection of more than 120 brave, versatile and intelligent Union soldiers who operated from August 1864 through war’s end. Those risk takers helped their commander, Major General Philip H. Sheridan, lead his Army of the Shenandoah to victory in 1864 in the Shenandoah Valley and then in both the James River expedition and the Appomattox campaign in 1865. Many of the scouts wore Confederate uniforms and used forged passes and furloughs. Others passed back and forth in all manner of civilian attire.

Their activities included buying information, establishing networks of Union sympathizers, intercepting enemy dispatches, conveying friendly dispatches, hunting down notorious guerrillas and engaging in desperate combat. At least 20 of the volunteer scouts became casualties, and seven earned the Medal of Honor.

They appeared in the mission Sabotage at Lynchburg.
James Longstreet

**James Longstreet** (January 8, 1821 – January 2, 1904) was one of the foremost Confederate generals of the American Civil War and the principal subordinate to General Robert E. Lee, who called him his "Old War Horse". He served under Lee as a corps commander for most of the battles fought by the Army of Northern Virginia in the Eastern Theater, and briefly with Braxton Bragg in the Army of Tennessee in the Western Theater.

After graduating from the United States Military Academy at West Point, Longstreet served in the United States Army during the Mexican–American War. He was wounded in the thigh at the Battle of Chapultepec, and during recovery married his first wife, Louise Garland. Throughout the 1850s, he served on frontier duty in the American Southwest. In June 1861, Longstreet resigned his U.S. Army commission and joined the Confederate Army. He commanded Confederate troops during an early victory at Blackburn's Ford in July and played a minor role at the First Battle of Bull Run.

He is the playable commander in the mission Longstreet from *The History Channel - Civil War: The Battle of Bull Run*.
Mortar

**Mortars** are the common traditional siege artillery used in the American Civil War, capable of blasting large cannonballs over camps and fortifications similarly to old Medieval trebuchet. They appear as weapons in the game *History Channel's Civil War: The Game - Great Battles* in designated mortar units.
Colt Revolving Rifle

The **Colt revolving rifle** is a revolver-type repeating rifle that appeared in both games. Of all the repeating rifles, it is the only revolving type (the Henry and the Spencer are lever action).

## Features

The rifle has a 5-round cylinder magazine that fires .56 caliber bullets. In the game, it can be reloaded by swapping loaded cylinder magazines than loading them one at a time like a proto- modern magazine, making it faster to reload.

It has the smallest magazine in all repeating rifle, and is usually the less powered and less accurate of the bunch with its sights.

## Real life

The colt revolving rifle was the first repeating rifle adopted for use by the Union in the Civil War. However, multiple problems made it to be disliked by those who used it. Holding the gun in a typical rifle stance resulted in leaking gas from the gaps between the cylinders to burn a person's left (or right for left haded users) forearm. Overheating can also result in all rounds to fire all at once that can lead to devastating effects for the user (aka chain-fire).

While all these problems can be fixed simply by putting bees wax on the cylinder to prevent chain fire and using the trigger guard to fire the gun with both hands, all these maintenance made it less favorable for the soldiers than the Henry or the Spencer rifle.

However, it did performed better than a muzzle-loader or a single shot rifle in battle. The weapon performed superbly in combat, seeing action with the 21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry Union forces at Snodgrass Hill during the Battle of Chickamauga during the American Civil War. The volume of fire from this weapon proved to be so useful that the Confederate forces were convinced that they were attacking an entire division, not just a single regiment, but still, the Ohioans ran out of ammunition, and surrendered.
Henry Rifle

The **Henry rifle** is a lever-action rifle that appears in both *The History Channel: Civil War – A Nation Divided* and *History Civil War: Secret Missions*. It is one of the two lever action that appeared in the game, the other is the Spencer rifle.

## Features

As one of the first lever action rifle the gun can fire 8 times more than a single-shot muzzle loader in the Civil War. This is because of its revolutionary design in which a 15-round (12-rounds in the first game) tube magazine is installed beneath the barrel and a lever that chambers the round, ejects spent casings and cocks the hammer in one motion.

It has the highest rate of fire in all the small arms in the games (only beaten by the gatling gun since its a machine gun). While it has the fastest rate of fire, it also has the smallest sights in all the rifles. It is reloaded through the tube near the end of the barrel. Besides magazine account, another difference between the games is that in *A Nation Divided* the Henry has a ladder sight while a typical iron sigh is used in *Secret Missions*. It usually takes only 1 to 2 shots to kill an enemy.

## Real life

In real life though, the gun never became a standard issue in the battlefield due to its complex design that makes manufacturing it expensive and unreliable for the Union government, although a soldier can save his wages to buy one himself. A soldier that can buy this rifle and all of its ammunition had a source of pride among his unit. It was mostly used by the Union in skirmishes, raids and other irregular warfare where there is no need for battle lines and formations.

In the South, the rifle was known as "that damned yankee rifle that they load on Sunday and shoot all week" (supposedly attributed to John Mosby). Securing the gun was even more expensive for the Southern government. Even though a Confederate soldier can loot a Henry rifle in the battlefield, it was still expensive to buy its ammunition, and creating your own ammunition is troublesome since metals like brass for casings is hard to come by. Nonetheless, the Henry rifle did got into the hands of some Confederate units such as civilian partisans (where they can just buy ammunition in their local stores) and Pres. Jonathan Davis' bodyguards.
Blazer's Scouts

**Blazer's Scouts** were a covert raiding unit commanded by Captain Richard Blazer. The brigade consisted of the 9th West Virginia Infantry and the 12th and 91st Ohio Infantries.

Colonel Carr B. White first organized the original cavalry company (initially known as the Brigade Scouts or Spencer's Scouts) at Fayetteville, West Virginia, in mid-September 1863. They were first commanded by Captain John W. Spencer of the 9th West Virginia Infantry, but he soon was replaced by two lieutenants from Ohio regiments, the 12th and 91st. Brigadier General George Crook, the commander of the Army of West Virginia (also known as the VIII Corps) reformed the unit in the spring of 1864 under Lieutenant Richard R. Blazer, and the company became popularly known as Blazer's Scouts. Their mission was to protect Union supply lines and also combat Confederate guerrilla parties. They were hand-picked men selected from the 5th, 9th, 13th and 14th West Virginia infantry regiments, 2nd West Virginia Cavalry and the 12th, 23rd, 34th, 36th Ohio, and 91st volunteer infantry regiments. They played important roles in the "Dublin Raid" on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and in Major General David Hunter's Lynchburg Raid.

Blazer's Scouts fought a few battles with their rivals, Mosby's Rangers. On September 4 or 5, 1864 Captain Richard Blazer's Union Independent Scouts surprised a portion of Colonel John S. Mosby's Raiders at Myer's Ford and scattered the Confederate force. A month later on November 18, 1864, a unit of Union Army scouts commanded by Captain Richard Blazer was attacked and defeated by at least two companies of John Mosby’s command near Kabletown, West Virginia.

## Appearances

* *History Civil War: Secret Missions*
	+ Infiltration of Jackson
	+ Captain Blazer's Scouts (mission)
	+ The Fall of Vicksburg (possibly)
Ulysses S. Grant

**Ulysses S. Grant** (born Hiram Ulysses Grant, /ˈhaɪrəm juːˈlɪsiːz/ HY-rəm yoo-LISS-eez; April 27, 1822 – July 23, 1885) was an American military officer and politician who served as the 18th president of the United States from 1869 to 1877. As Commanding General, he led the Union Army to victory in the American Civil War in 1865 and thereafter briefly served as U.S. Secretary of War. Later, as president, Grant was an effective civil rights executive who signed the bill that created the Justice Department and worked with Radical Republicans to protect African Americans during Reconstruction.
Explosive Barrel

An **explosive barrel** is a barrel marked in red and filled with gunpowder. Once shot upon or exploded, it can cause a larger and more destructive explosion. It is used either to kill groups of enemies or destroy artillery pieces, buildings, and environmental obstacles. It cannot be carried by the player.
Bowie Knife

The **bowie knife** is a melee weapon that can be picked up and used in *The History Channel: Civil War – A Nation Divided* and *History Civil War: Secret Missions* .

The knife has a 12-inche long single-edged blade with a clip point, and has two modes of attack: stabbing and slashing. Although the method of handing the knife differs in every game. In the first game the knife is held in an downward "icepick" hold fashion while in the second game the knife is held upward. It is very effective in close quarters and can kill an enemy with one shot.

It has more power and range than a normal rifle butt but lacks the longer range of the cavalry saber.

Appears in the mission Sharpshooters at Devil's Den.

## Real life

Various Confederate units adopted the bowie knife as a standard melee weapon (which is unsurprising since the person who invented it, Jim Bowie, was a Southern man himself). It was known as the **Arkansas Toothpick** by those who used it, and it was more popular with cavalry units and irregular partisans.
Colt Army Model 1860

The **Colt Army Model 1860** was the standard pistol of the Civil War as well as in the games. It appeared in the hands of officers and cavalrymen in the strategy games *History Channel's Civil War: The Game - Great Battles* and *The History Channel - Civil War: The Battle of Bull Run*, and in the first-person shooters such as *The History Channel: Civil War – A Nation Divided* and *History Civil War: Secret Missions*.

It is a single-action six round handgun. In the shooters, an interesting note is that during the reloading sequence in the first game, percussion caps are never put on but the gun fires away. In the second game, it is virtually unchanged but the player no longer fires and cocks the hammer with his off hand in free aim. He just cocks it with his thumb when not using the iron sights.