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Katherine Fullgate

Early 40s *('Order and Chaos')*

Former leader of Prescott *(Post-apocalypse)*

Former member of the Veteran Circle *(Post-apocalypse)*

Former co-leader of the New Graystone Military *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Cause of Death

Accidentally shot in the chest by Thomas Richardson *(alive)*Stabbed in the head by Abigail Granger *(before reanimation)*

### Series Lifespan

'Thicker Than Water' -- 'Open Your Eyes'

**Katherine Fullgate** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. She is the leader of Prescott. Facing the threat of the Frontiersmen to the east, Katherine reluctantly agreed to form an alliance with Adams Air Force Base, Fairbanks and several other settlements in Montana against them, becoming one of the leaders of the New Graystone Alliance.

Following the end of the war with the Frontiersmen, Katherine had decided to follow Edwards into the future, sacrificing her life to save him from an attempted assassination.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Harry Edwards *(indirectly caused)*
* Herself *(caused, sacrifice)*
* Thomas Richardson *(accidental)*
* Abigail Granger *(before reanimation)*

After Edwards refuses to resettle Alexandria, Thomas Richardson tries to assassinate him. Upon seeing this, Katherine jumps in front of him, taking a bullet to the chest. As Edwards proceeds to punch Richardson almost to death, Abigail stabs Katherine in the head.
Rangers (Remake)

The **Rangers** are an elite outfit of the Commonwealth Army charged with exploring new territories, recruiting communities and uncovering resources. Led by Henry, they are the Commonwealth's foremost exploratory force.

## Overview

The rangers are a volunteer force that spend weeks or months exploring uncharted territory in search of valuable supplies or uncontacted communities in order to expand the Commonwealth and their thriving civilization. Their ranks include some of the best trackers, survivalists and supply runners from across the Commonwealth's founding communities, many of whom fought in the Militia or Delta Force during their conflict.

## Known Members

* Henry Ward - leader
* Jane Rhodes
* Katrina
* Mike Trapp
* Kyle Granger
* John Blake
* Samson
* Lucas
* Troy
Glock 22

The **Glock 22** is a series of semi-automatic pistols designed and produced by Glock Ges.m.b.H., located in Deutsch-Wagram, Austria. is a .40 S&W version of the full-sized Glock 17 introduced in 1990. The pistol uses a modified slide, frame, and barrel to account for the differences in size and power of the .40 S&W cartridge. The standard magazine capacity is 15 rounds. The Glock Model 22 is favored and used by multiple law enforcement agencies around the world, including the police departments of Renton and Sacramento.

## Users

* Holly Parker
* Emma Goode
* Henry Edwards *(formerly)*
Mother (Remake)

## Mother

**Hannah**, later known as the **Mother**, is a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. She was a cancer patient who survived at one of the extensive campsites in Helena National Forest. After succumbing to her disease she transformed into a darkdweller and mauled fellow survivor Gabriel Terrance, precipitating his "rebirth" as Father Ajax and the formation of the Frontiersmen. Considered sacred by the cult, she was taken by Joseph and his followers during their exile and later escaped into the wild during the Pioneers' counterattack on Camp Lewis & Clark. After mating with the Carldweller, she birthed a new generation of creatures known as Pale Ones.
Harry Edwards (10th Anniversary)

**Henry "Harry" Edwards** refers to several alternate versions of the same character who will appear in *Cosmic Calamity*.

## Notable

* Wolf Edwards: the protagonist of the story whose true reality closely mirrors that of the Original Series
* Prime Edwards: the Edwards native to the Wrecked World who leads a rebellion against Eden's Empire
* Primal Edwards: a version of Edwards from “*The Fatal Frontier*” who decided to stay with the Heathens
* Young Edwards: the version of Edwards from the events of *Season 1*
Long 885 Network

**The Long 885 Network** is a mentioned string of locations along the Long 885, in *Chronicles Season 2: 'Shadowman'* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios.* Whilst never making a physical appearance, signs of the communities are shown several times, and it served as the previous home of the Stragglers*.*

## Pre-Apocalypse

Before the outbreak, the numerous communities of the mega-community were made up of a series of loosely-populated towns and apartment blocks.

## Post-Apocalypse

After the outbreak, the numerous communities were evacuated by the military; however, as with the other towns and cities, this failed, and only flooded the area with the undead. The surviving kids colonized the buildings and towns, but instead of competing drew up a treaty, allowing them to work together and form a mega-community, one of the first of its kind in the apocalypse.
Monument Camp

The **Monument Camp** is a location featured in *So Help Me God*. It is a small trading settlement built around the Washington Monument, hence its name, led by Antony Eden. At its largest, the camp had a population of 200 people and was protected by a series of traps designed and built by Eden.

The group eventually became too large for the camp to home, resulting in the group relocating to the Capitol Building. This group brought in new groups, forming the Government. The camp was subsequently dismantled and was replaced by a plaque marking the place as where the Government began. It is a central location in *So Help Me God*.

## Inhabitants

* *Antony Eden* - founder, leader
* *Dylan Mattis*
* *Victor Valkyrie*

## Deaths

* Jason - head repeatedly bashed in by Antony Eden
* 3 unnamed members of Jason's group
Great Lakes Liberation Front

The **Great Lakes Republic** and their associated armed forces the **Great Lakes Liberation Front**is a network of settlements located in the Great Lakes region of the United States, mentioned in *Season 3* of '*The Calm Before*' and serving as the main antagonists of *Season 3* of '*Wild Rose Country*'. The GLR are devoted to finding a cure to the zombie plague, and are one of the several members of the MRA.
Mr Dawid (Remake)

**Mr Dawid** *(first name unknown)* is a character in *Strain Zero*. He is a teacher at the Clarkson High School in Renton. Like the rest of the adults in the world, Mr Dawid succumbed to a mysterious pathogen and reanimated as a zombie. He was put down by one of his students as they discovered the true scale of the epidemic.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Mr Dawid's life before the outbreak, other than he lived in Renton and was a mathematics teacher at the local high school.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Unknown pathogen *(alive)*

Like the rest of the adults in the world, Mr Dawid succumbed to the pathogen and reanimated as a zombie.

* Henry Edwards *(zombified)*

## Killed Victims

* Mrs Dawes *(Infected)*
* Possibly a few unnamed people *(Infected)*

## Trivia

* He is the first zombie shown to die after the outbreak and the first to be killed by Henry.
M1 Carbine

The **M1 Carbine** (formally the United States Carbine, Caliber .30, M1) is a lightweight, easy-to-use semi-automatic carbine that became a standard firearm for the U.S. military during World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War, and was produced in several variants. It was widely used by U.S. and foreign military, paramilitary and police forces, and has also been a popular civilian firearm.
Derek Mitchell

### Occupation

High school student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Former member of the Greencole Council *(Post-apocalypse)*

Double agent for the Church *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Last Appearance

'Take What's Mine' *(corpse, hallucination)*

### Cause of Death

Shot in the back of the head by Grenowich

### Series Lifespan

'An Iron Fist' -- 'Into the Fray'

**Derek Mitchell** is a main character and later an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a former guard at the Hometown community who allied with Drew's group and was locked in a cell following the First Hometown Uprising. He was set free by Edwards and walked with the rest of the group to Greencole, initially serving on the council following the war with the String Gang.

Derek was the main suspect for the Greencole Saboteur until their true identity was revealed. Derek, scared for his own life, then became an informant for the Church, betraying those who had long considered him a friend.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Himself *(indirectly caused)*
* Grenowich

After failing to seek asylum with the Church, Derek is given supplies by Grenowich so he can leave the valley. However, as Derek turns, Grenowich shoots him in the back of the head.

## Killed Victims

* Himself *(indirectly caused)*
* Numerous counts of zombies
Hatchet

The **hatchet** is a melee weapon in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. A hatchet is a small axe use for lighter work. The handle length can vary from 14 to 20 inches.

The hatchet is Edwards' main weapon in *Season 1* and is first picked up at the school when he, Justinas and Sarah search for supplies to fortify the school. Harry used the hatchet to kill a large number of walkers and a few humans. During his battle with Francis, the hatchet was dropped into the water, where it was lost forever. Edwards later gained a tomahawk to replace his hatchet.

In the remake *Strain Zero*, the hatchet once again serves as Henry's primary weapon throughout *Season 1: Remake*.

## Killed Victims

### The Walking Dead by EDStudios

* Andre Mitchell
* 1 unnamed Hopeville resident *(accidental)*
Declan

"*I've had enough of your bullshit, asshole,*"
—Declan challenges Edwards[src]
**Declan**is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The captain of the guard at the Hometown community, Declan quickly grew to despise the newcomer, Edwards, and antagonised him whenever he got the chance. A cowardly man who followed Stoffman's orders like a dog, Declan served as the secondary antagonist of *'An Iron Fist'.*

## Post-Apocalypse

At some point, Declan came across a growing community called Hometown. He eventually rose to the captain of the guard and one of Stoffman's lieutenants.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Himself *(indirectly caused)*
* Harry Edwards *(caused)*
* Stoffman

After finally challenging Edwards to a fight, Declan is beat within an inch of his life. When Stoffman approaches the scene, he orders Edwards to kill Declan. When Edwards refuses, Stoffman shoots Declan in the head.

## Killed Victims

* William
* Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people
Roan

**Roan** is the deuteragonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Enemy Within*. Before the outbreak, Roan was an art history student who was in a turbulent relationship with Joshua Garcia, a young neighbour with drug abuse issues. Shortly before the global outbreak, she broke up with Joshua, frustrated that he was unwilling to help himself. After the dead started walking she led a small group to the nearby McDarrel Bison Ranch and became their leader.
Samantha

**Samantha** is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. She is one of the many women - or "breeders" - forced by the Frontiersmen to become a wife of an Archbishop; however, she proved to be infertile but was taken on as a wife by Eduard out of sympathy. She lived a rather comforting life under Eduard's thumb but, like her fellow Wives, defected to the NGR paramilitary and fought in the Battle of Archangel. After the end of the war, she moved to the Capital and worked as a horticulturalist and supply runner for the community, forming a relationship with the Capital's priest Father Gideon.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Thomas Granger

When Samantha walks in on Thomas building his own version of his father's baseball bat, Thomas panics and proceeds to bash her head in with the bat. Upon realizing what he has done, he embraces his homicidal urges and calmly dances with the bloody bat.
Mary Jones

### Cause of Death

Side pierced by Edwards' tomahawk and head stamped to pieces by the Shark-Toothed Man

### Series Lifespan

'Wildfire' -- 'Sacrifice'

Sister **Mary Jones**, also known as the **Wrinkled Woman** or **The Mother**,is a survivor of the outbreak in *The Fatal Frontier*. She is a slave to the Norn who has undergone severe torture at the hands of the Pale Men, tearing her face apart to give the appearance of wrinkling.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Mary Jones's life before the outbreak, other than she was a nun who was transferred to the Saint Nicholas Psychiatric Correctional Institute For Children, under the belief that the facility was run by the Catholic church. In truth, the facility was run by a pagan cult known as the Pale Order, who worshipped a death-goddess named "Kyther". Mary Jones was forced by the cult to help them with their horrific experiments on children, which included creating "Pale Men": medically mutated monsters made from some of the more mentally ill children at the facility.

The day before the outbreak, Mary Jones helped in the delivery of twins; while the mother was smothered, Mary Jones took the female twin and was about to sacrifice her before a young Madeline MacNamera demanded that she be able to kill the child. Mary Jones stopped her at the last second, rescuing the child and the other twin with the help of the children's uncle, a young priest. The two escaped the hospital, just minutes before the children massacred the Pale Order.

## Post-Apocalypse

### The Fatal Frontier

After the outbreak, Mary Jones and The Father rescued many other children, eventually building a community known as Haven. She was known as The Mother to the children, and raised Seth and Lupa - the aforementioned twins - as her own.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Shark-Toothed Man

After watching the Woman free Edwards from his chains, the Shark-Toothed Man throws Edwards' tomahawk into the Woman's side. He then approaches her and she gently caresses his face. The Shark-Toothed Man then proceeds to stamp on the Woman's head repeatedly, crushing her skull.
Pioneers

"*My name is Henry. If **anyone** out there can hear me, please listen close. [...] Look around you. At this world we're forced to live in. Is there a part of you - **any** of you - that wants to change that? If there is, meet us on the road westward of Fargo, North Dakota. We'll provide sanctuary, arms...an opportunity to build something **better**. If you wanna be a part of that...if you're willing to **work**, to **sweat**, to **cry**...to **die** for it, meet us. You will become one of **us**. An equal. **A part of the future**. [...] But maybe I'm **wrong**. Maybe there is **no sanctuary**. Maybe the world is destined to lay in ruins **forever**, and we're meant for nothing more than to die meaningless deaths. **But that is my offer**. And if even a **small** part of you, any of you, **believes in better**...believes in **hope**, despite **everything**...you've earned your place in that future. **We are** the future! And we can only build it...**together**,*"
—Henry's message to join the Pioneers[src]

The **Pioneers** are a large group of settlers in *Strain Zero*. They consist of Henry's group, who were joined by random Fargo survivors after the Battle of Briarwood, and desperate survivors who joined their convoy on their search for Adams Air Force Base. While their search was successful, the Pioneers were forced to battle the cannibals that had taken over the base, and subsequently drove southwest to settle their own community, Greencole, on the shores of Wolf Lake. In 2011, five years after settling their community, they came into conflict with the Frontiersmen, who call them the **Dwellers Beyond the Wall**, and then Delta Force, who had occupied Adams Air Force Base. After being absorbed into Delta Force's network of communities, the Pioneers relocated to the fortified town of Graystone.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 3: Remake

#### "Same Stitch"

As the group prepare to leave Fargo for good, Henry decides to make one last trek into the city, specifically toward the TV station downtown. With Ben's help, he changes the "Greencole" broadcast with a repeating message inviting any other survivors to join the westward trek to Adams Air Force Base; he reiterates that any hostile survivors will be overpowered and killed. Later, as the group leave the city, they are joined by several vehicles, some former Innocents, that are allowed to join the convoy. As they leave the city limits, the convoy grows to around fifteen vehicles.

## Notable Members

### Henry's Group

* Henry Ward - leader
* Drew Stanton - second-in-command, hunter
* Holly Parker - nurse
* Emma Goode - soldier
* Boy
* Laika
* David - soldier, supply runner, driver
* Ben Appleby - mechanic
* Becky Grace
* Sarah Stanton
* Lawrence Carter
* Mike Trapp - supply runner
* Kyle Granger
* Jane Rhodes - soldier
* Jimmy
* Katrina - soldier
* Gideon - soldier
* *Bethany*
* *Carl McKenzie* - doctor
* *Justinas Garin* - soldier
* Approximately 30-40 unnamed survivors

## Trivia

* As of the end of *Season 3: Remake*, the Pioneers consist of around fifteen vehicles, six of which are armoured. The convoy also includes two trucks and a S.W.A.T van.
LoreTale's The Walking Dead: End of Days

**LoreTale's The Walking Dead: End of Days**, also known simply as **End of Days**, is a British-American horror series produced by the LoreTale team, part of the EDStudios Hub, and is set in the same universe as *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It depicts the fate of a small group of survivors from the Hometown community, which was last seen in *Season 2*.

*End of Days* concluded with the release of the Season 4 finale, "*Ol' Dead Eyes*", in 2016.

## Summary

"*Edwards and his group left Hometown far behind. Yet they were not the only ones. Amongst the survivors of the homestead, a new group emerges. As they fight off the incoming lurkers, they plan their escape. Amongst them is Jennifer, a bookworm turned survivor. Watch her transform from a simple girl into a traumatized survivor in a world that has lost its humanity…"*
Moonbeam Lake Camping Ground

**Moonbeam Lake Camping Ground**is a location in *Season 2* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It was a camping ground for families and scouts before the outbreak, located beside a river and a thick forest. It serves as the central location of'*What We Deserve*'.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 2

#### 'What We Deserve'

The group arrives at the camping ground after escaping Carter's camp. They scout out the area and clear what few walkers remain. At that moment, Becky goes into labour. The group decide that they will have the scout out the area for somewhere safe where she can give birth.

Edwards and David head north and discover a firewatch lookout tower. Heading up, they find three Mexican people: a man, a woman and a young girl. There is a language barrier, but Edwards quickly deduces that the girl has been bitten and offers to put her out of her misery in exchange for their medical supplies. The man reluctantly agrees and Edwards shoots the girl in the head. The man breaks down and tries to commit suicide, but David stops him. The bullet hits the woman, causing the man to fly into a rage and try to shoot David. Edwards grabs the man and the two wrestle while David tries to save the woman. He fails and she reanimates. Edwards throws the man onto the woman, who bites his neck, killing him. Edwards then puts them both down. Edwards tells David to fetch the others, knowing the tower could be safe for Becky to give birth. Edwards then hides takes the bodies behind the tower and buries the family.

## Inhabitants

* *Mexican Man*
* *Mexican Woman*
* *Mexican Girl*

### Formerly:

* Harry Edwards
* Holly Parker
* Alex Junior
* Justinas Grant
* Ben Appleby
* Drew Stanton
* Becky Grace
* Carl McKenzie
* Leyton Jones
* Stephan Johnington
* Tom
* David
* Bethany

## Deaths

* Mexican Girl
* Mexican Woman *(alive and zombified)*
* Mexican Man

## Trivia

* This is the the birthplace of Sarah Stanton.
Logan (Episode)

**"Logan"** is the upcoming second episode of *Season 1: Darkwater* of *Black Camaro*. It is the second episode of the series overall and the second half of the two-part premiere.

## Plot

*Looking forward to moving on, nomadic Logan Fields deals with a crisis at work that quickly spirals into a deadly fight to survive.*
Jackie

### Occupation

High school student (Pre-apocalypse)Co-leader of the Murdoch Fighters (Post-apocalypse)

### Series Lifespan

'Road Into Hell' -- 'Shot in the Dark'

**Jackie** is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is the deputy leader of the Murdoch Fighters and handles the kidnapping of groups to fight in the boxing ring. As the season progresses, it is revealed that Jackie is the true force of leadership in the gym, taking advantage of Grendel's noble mission. He serves as the true primary antagonist of *Season 7*.
Kyle Mitchell

### Cause of Death

Shot repeatedly by the Clarkson Survivors and finally shot in the head by Ashleigh

### Series Lifespan

'Friend Or Foe'

**Kyle Mitchell** is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is the youngest child and second son of Andre Mitchell. Like the rest of his family, Kyle had turned to cannibalism in order to remain human. Yet, unlike his siblings, Kyle seemed to take pleasure in his horrific actions.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Kyle's life before the apocalypse. Like his brother and sister, he suffered badly under his father's abuse and was regularly beaten. He would grow up into a shadow of his father: cruel, sadistic and possessing a complete lack of empathy.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Clarkson Survivors *(caused)*
* Ashleigh
Season 12

'From the Depths'

'A Wide Eye'

'Brotherhood'

**Season 12** is the twelfth season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the penultimate season of the '*A Larger World*' series.

## Plot

*Several months have passed since Holly’s death, and Edwards is deteriorating, unable and unsure how to cope with the loss of his old lover. The group worries for him, and he is unsure how to recover. He spends his time drinking and hiding in his quarters. The groups calls into question his leadership, and it seems the only one who supports him is his surrogate son, AJ. Now with a fresh threat taking advantage of the group’s weakness, AJ will be forced to experience leadership as he defends the honour of the man who raised him as Greencole is held in a standoff with old enemies…*

## Deaths

* Jane Rhodes
* Liam Hull
Domers

The **domers** are a group of survivors in Fargo, North Dakota that appear in *Strain Zero*. A collective of survivors that refused to live under the rule of the Innocents, the domers are currently at war with the much larger Innocents, plunging the city into a brutal civil war.

## Notable Members

* Garrett Feingold - leader
* Gideon
* At least thirty unnamed members

## Deaths

* 2 unnamed members - killed by a darkdweller

## Appearances

### Season 3: Remake

* "Monsters"
* "Consequences"
* "One Way Out"
Noah

**Noah** *(real name unknown)* is a main character and a former antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *Apex*. He is the former leader of the Bible Scholars, a white-nationalist Christian bible study group who became trapped in Philadelphia International Airport during the outbreak. Under Noah's leadership, his group maintains a strained peace with the neighbouring Marker's Group. Following the death of Miller, Jack Marker and Ronan Lesher, Noah joins his group with Marker's Group to form the Hellhounds, becoming second-in-command under Bonnie. He served as the secondary antagonist of *Season 1*.
Mexican Family

This **Mexican Family** is a small group that appears in *Season 2* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. They were surviving in the lookout tower at Moonbeam Lake camping ground when the Hometown Survivors arrived at the camp ground looking for shelter.

## Members

* *Mexican Man*
* *Mexican Woman*
* *Mexican Girl*

## Deaths

* Mexican Girl - bitten by a zombie and shot in the head out of mercy by Harry Edwards
* Mexican Woman - accidentally shot in the gut by David *(alive)*, then shot in the head by Harry Edwards *(zombified)*
* Mexican Man - devoured by the reanimated woman and shot in the head by Harry Edwards before reanimation
Lucian/EU

**Lucian** is a main character who was born after the outbreak in the Extended Universe. He is the husband of Hope Edwards and the father of Lucy, Layla and Eric. Once a lonely, wandering serial killer hunting anyone who did wrong, he became allied with Hope and her group and fought in the West-East Coast War. In the aftermath, he became the leader of the Columbian Commonwealth's army and its last line of defence.

## Post-Apocalypse

> *Main Article: Lucian*
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## Death

### Killed by:

* The One Upstairs *(caused)*
* The Federates

During the invasion of the Columbian, the One Upstairs overpowers the elderly Lucian and orders him executed by firing squad.
Lunchbox Boy

**Lunchbox Boy** is a corpse that appears in ***'**A Long Road Ahead'* in *Season 1* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios,* and returns in the episode '*Time to Act*' in *Season 10*. It is found by Justinas whilst investigating the industrial train station.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Lunchbox Boy's life before the apocalypse, other than he was a middle school student at the Clarkson School in Upswitch.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1

After the military evacuation of the Clarkson School, Lunchbox Boy piled into a school bus and was taken, alongside the vast majority of his fellow schoolkids, to the industrial train station, not realizing it was not a civilian locomotive port. As the adults around him died, reanimated and began devouring the schoolkids, Lunchbox Boy somehow recovered the gun from the school bus, locked himself in the toilets, and, over the next few days, ate what little was in his lunchbox. With the undead on the other side of the door and having run out of food, the boy was educated enough to shoot himself in the head to avoid the same fate.

#### 'A Long Road Ahead'

The Clarkson Survivors arrive at the industrial train station searching for a train they can commandeer and take them to Port Collier. Edwards, Aaron, James and Justinas decide to stake out the platform and discover the torn-apart corpses of the Clarkson School Students, as well as a few walkers. Whilst searching the place, Justinas breaks the toilet lock, discovering the decaying corpse of the Lunchbox Boy, deducing the sequence of events that led to the boy's suicide.

### Season 10

#### 'Time to Act'

After Grenowich's defeat, Edwards reads Justinas' will, instructing Edwards to return to the industrial train station and bury the skeleton of the Lunchbox Boy. Edwards journies south on his bike and solemnly buries the skeleton at the front entrance of the station.

### Season 5 ('*New Age*' Extension)

A few years before the beginning of the '*New Age*' Extension, Edwards returned to the Boy's grave and buried a chest containing the fifth clue to his final secret with the Boy's bones.

#### 'Mercy and Wrath'

The Lunchbox Boy is hinted at in the fourth clue and is left to Hope to decipher its meaning. She remembers her grandfather telling her the story of the Lunchbox Boy, mentioning that he was buried in a train station. When Hope and her group arrive at the Boy's grave, they discover the bones of the Boy alongside a chest containing the fifth clue, leading the group to the Clarkson School.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Zombies *(caused)*
* Himself *(suicide)*

After locking himself in a toilet to hide from the reanimated teachers, Lunchbox Boy ate what little food was in his lunchbox, which did not last long. Terrified about the monsters outside getting in, he used the gun he recovered from his school bus on himself, sparing himself the fate of his classmates.
New World

The term **New World** refers to the post-apocalyptic world that was "born" after the zombies first appeared in 2012, and ended with the Great Collapse in 2118. The term was coined by the survivors early in the series. Many came to view it as a second change for humanity and the world itself. It was the second of four phases of modern history, preceeded by the Old World and followed by the Next World and the Better World.
North Carolina Bunker

The **North Carolina Bunker**is a location that appears in '*Scorpion*'. It is the headquarters of the North Carolina Sect, located deep in the forests of North Carolina.

## Overview

The bunker is a sprawling subterranean facility that stretches for several miles beneath North Carolina. As a Federate headquarters, it is incredibly well-equipped and technologically advanced. The bunker stores several helicopters, several hundreds vehicles, and even a train.

## Inhabitants

* Apollo - leader
* Emily Granger
Leyton Jones (Remake)

***"It's coming along, but it'll still be a while till it's done."***
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## Biographical Information

### Cause of Death

Stabbed by Liam Horne and put down by Drew before reanimation

## Appearances

### Death Episode

"Hopes and Fears"

"*I **fought**. **I did it**. [...] At least...at least I didn't die...a **coward**...*"
—Leyton's final words[src]

**Leyton Jones** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *Strain Zero*. A former altar boy, Leyton struggles to accept the violence necessary to survive in the post-apocalyptic world.

## Pre-Apocalypse

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

## Death

### Killed by

* Liam Horne *(caused, alive)*
* Drew Stanton *(before reanimation)*

During Liam's assault on the Fargodome, Leyton overcomes his cowardice and attempts to help Drew and Holly. Unfortunately, Leyton is easily outmatched by Liam, who stabs and partially disembowels Leyton. Seconds after Liam's demise, Leyton himself passes away from shock and blood loss. Mourning the loss of his friend, Drew stabs him in the eye with an arrow to prevent his reanimation.

## Appearances

### The Walking Dead: Strain Zero

#### Season 2: Remake

* "An Iron Fist"
* "In Harm's Way"
* "What We Deserve"

#### Season 3: Remake

* "No Time Left"
* "Monsters"
* "Consequences"

## References

1. ↑ *Season 2* is set two years into the zombie apocalypse
Mariposa

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**Mariposa** *(Spanish for "Butterfly")* is a community built inside and outside of Gate 84 in *The Walking Dead: 'Next World'*. 18 years after the Great Collapse, the doors of the Gate opened, allowing its inhabitants to colonize the Next World. As a result, the community that grew became prosperous, attracting outsiders and boosting the population. The community was powered by the Gate's nuclear reactor.

7 years after the town's founding, the nuclear reactor began to fail, prompting the community leader, Mycroft, to pick out a team to go out into the unknown and locate a new nuclear core to power the decaying reactor.

## Background

Mariposa Army Depot was an army base 100 miles from the Sierra Madre Military Base, the headquarters of the Cult of the Man in Black. It was also the location of a missile silo holding a 50 kiloton nuke. When the Sierra Madre detonated, setting off the Great Collapse, the silo opened, launching the nuke which landed 5 miles from the base, destroying everything around it. The nearby Gate 84, one of an unknown number of nuclear fallout shelters dotted around the country, was sealed as the mushroom cloud climbed upwards. The Gate stayed closed for 18 years, during which the radiation cleared and the irradiated landscape began to repair itself, leading to the birth of new flora and fauna, as well as a new type of walker with a burned husk that served as armour.

When the Gate finally opened, its inhabitants discovered the ground was almost pure despite the nuclear detonation, allowing the people to grow crops and support livestock. A small militia was formed to go out into the wastes and recover scrap metal to build walls and defences. Eventually, the fortified exterior of the Gate grew into a community both inside and outside the Gate, which the inhabitants named Mariposa, after the army depot.

Over the course of 7 years, the community grew and prospered. Half of the community stretched outside the Gate and around the immediately surrounding area, and the other half being the interior of the Gate itself. Its population came up to around 80 people. The settlement was powered by the Gate's own nuclear reactor, installed by the Cult before the cataclysm.

However, eventually, the strain of supporting such a large community took its toll on the reactor, leading to the decay of its core and putting the future of the town at stake. The town's leader, Mycroft, decided that he needed to select a small team to head out into the wilderness to recover a new core to save the town.

## Inhabitants

* Mycroft - leader
* Sarah
* Tandi
* Connor Sinclair
* *Darian*
* *Jacob Markson*
* *Markson*
* *K-9*
* Numerous unnamed people

## Trivia

* Mariposa is the first settlement shown to be built out of an old Gate, although it is hinted that there are others that the settlement may even be in contact with.
Republic of Greater California

"*In God We Trust,*"
—Motto of the Republic[src]

The **Republic of Greater California (RGC)**, often called the **Republic**, is a civilization primarily located in northern California and along the Pacific coast of the former United States that appears in *Strain Zero* and is set to appear in *So Help Me God*. It is one of two known civilizations in post-pandemic America, the other being the Commonwealth of the Missouri River.

## Overview

The Republic is a federal republic consisting of tens of thousands of survivors across multiple towns, outposts and even cities dotted around the Pacific coast, primarily in northern California. Compared to the Commonwealth, the Republic is a highly advanced civilization with infrastructure, elected officials, paper currency and even an annual census. It is capable of completing immense civil projects such as roads, railways and power generation facilities. As its name implies, the Republic controls a vast territory in and around the former state of California.

Despite its advanced government and services, the Republic is widely viewed as authoritarian. President Eden leads the Republic by decree, and all its citizens are required to carry ID cards printed with their full name and the flag of the Republic.

The Republic maintains its own military, though it is unknown how powerful its forces actually are. It is hinted that they are better equipped than the Commonwealth as they continue to use pre-outbreak ammunition, unlike the Commonwealth that is forced to make its own at the Bullet Farm.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 7: Remake

In the twelve years between "*All Out War*" and "*A New Beginning*", the Commonwealth of the Missouri River made contact with the Republic, a vast survivor nation on the west coast. At some point they met physically at a train station in north-central Idaho, an area jointly controlled by the two factions. Further meetings were held several times a year, always between military representatives, while conversations over radio occurred irregularly.

In October 2023, twenty years after the outbreak, communications from the Republic abruptly stopped, causing concern among the Commonwealth's leadership.

#### "Manhunt"

While searching the processing centre for evidence on Lucy's whereabouts, Henry, Jane and Drew discover a torn ID card bearing the flag of the Republic. In addition, Drew confirms that contact with the Republic has ceased during the past two weeks.

## Inhabitants

* Antony Eden - president and commander-in-chief
* Anatoly Preobrazhensky - state secretary
* Stronson - secretary of communications
* Jade Foye - chief medical advisor
* Victor - soldier
* *Darren* - spy
* *Nines*
* Possibly tens of thousands of unnamed people

### Formerly

* Florence
* Lucy

## Trivia

* The Republic serves as the rewritten version of the Government from the original series.
* The Republic's flag bears the thirteen stars and stripes of the original United States flag in addition to the grizzly bear emblem found on the California state flag.
Season 18

'Dogs of War'

'Limited Sky'

'Sweat and Tears'

**Season 18**, subtitled **"Old World Law"**,is the eighteenth season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the second season of the '*All Out War*' series. It follows on from *Season 17* and is followed by *Season 19*.

## Plot

*With Blessing’s Ridge firmly under the control of the NGR and the Frontiersmen retreating, the Rangers need now to focus on rescuing the captured John Terrance and winning All Out War. Unfortunately, the NGR has been stunted by a series of raids in the northern region. Discovering a large settlement near the raider’s camp, Edwards leads an investigation in this settlement’s territory. However, he will uncover more than he bargained for when he discovers his hidden link to this community…and the personal battle he must endure to succeed.*

## Deaths

* Albert

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
Ryan

### Occupation

Former farmer and scribe for the Knowing Ones *(Post-apocalypse)*Former archbishop of the Frontiersmen *(Post-apocalypse)*

Co-leader of the New Graystone Military *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Unnamed - wife *(deceased)*Unnamed - daughter *(deceased)*

### Series Lifespan

'Actions and Words' -- 'Land of Light: Part 2'

> *"I won’t rest until every single one of those murderous fucks gets what’s coming to them. And that time…it’s a-coming,"*
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> -- Ryan defects to the NGR
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**Ryan**, formerly known by the alias **Samuel**, is main character and a former antagonist in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is the last surviving member of the town of New Graystone who was forced to join the Frontiersmen after the death of his family. Taking the name "Samuel", Ryan feigned loyalty to Ajax and spread the influence of the Frontiersmen. However, after the creation of a union of settlements named after his former home, Ryan became a double agent for the coalition and eventually defected to the paramilitary. After the Battle of Archangel, Ryan became the leader of the Frontiersmen, establishing it as a benevolent, pacifist tribe much like his former tribe had once been.

## Trivia

* Although Ryan is confirmed to be alive, he has not been seen since the finale of *Season 21*.
List of So Help Me God Characters

Below is a list of named characters that appear in *So Help Me God*, a part of the *Strain Zero* continuity.

## Sacramento

### Antony Eden (*Monuments* — Present)

Antony Eden, the protagonist of the series, is an amnesiac survivor who wakes up in the middle of nowhere with only fractured memories. Drawn to the city of Sacramento, he finds shelter in the California State Capitol, where he eventually encounters fellow survivor Sasha. His efforts to survive run parallel to his mission to recover his lost memories, which leads up to his eventual appearance in *Strain Zero* as a major antagonist.

### Sasha (*Monuments* — Present)

Sasha, the series' deuteragonist, is a hardened survivor who crosses paths with Eden in the ruins of Sacramento.
Project Lazarus

**Project Lazarus** was a clandestine Contingency operation to study, understand and potentially weaponize the Lazarus brain infection, carried out in the months before the global pandemic. Based in the Vault beneath the city of Sacramento, Project Lazarus ultimately created the einherjar, human-zombie hybrids, that the Contingency planned to use as super soldiers for the restoration of the country. The LBI outbreak in California began with the escape of the einherjar, the downfall of Project Lazarus and the massacre of the Vault's staff.
Season 3 ('Wild Rose Country')

'The Gunslinger'

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**Season 3**, subtitled **'The Tragedy of Alex Junior'**,is the upcoming third and final season of '*Wild Rose Country*'. Set several years after *Season 2* and after the '*New Age*' Extension, this season will feature the return of Alex Junior, who has not been seen since '*The Final Stand*'. This season will also link with another Granger family spin-off, *Scorpion*, and the Extended Universe.

The season will be released during the "S3ason Summer Extravaganza".

## Plot

*Eight years after being rescued by Mike and brought to Banff National Park, Abigail has happidly settled into her new idyllic life as the park's guardian, the Mother in the Treehouse. Having vowed to protect this little slice of paradise, Abigail has left her past in the Commonwealth far behind. But perhaps she has forgotten just how unforgiving the world can be, as the arrival of an old friend begins a chain reaction that threatens to bring Abigail's fresh start to a terrible end.*

## Credits

* Abigail Granger
* Mike Trapp
* Alex Junior

## Trivia

* This season features the long-awaited return of Alex Junior, who has not been seen since the series finale of the '*New Age*' Extension.
* This season will greatly expand the scope of the series, following the more grounded, narrow scope of *Season 2*.
* This season reveals that Abigail is immune to the zombie pathogen, having been exposed to the People's potion shortly after she was born.
Michelle

Mid 20s *(Season 7)*

### Cause of Death

Succumbed to the sepsis outbreak *(alive)*Stabbed in the head by Carl McKenzie *(zombified)*

### Series Lifespan

'Fear In Our Hearts' -- 'A Quiet Voice'

**Michelle** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. She is the elder sister of Faith and one of the newcomers at the community growing within Dadeson Hotel and Resort. After losing her sister, she, alongside the group, fights her way to Greencole and serves on the council after the war with the String Gang.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 3

At some point during the 16 month time skip, Michelle and her younger sister Faith arrived at Dadeson Hotel and Resort and joined the community.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Sepsis infection *(alive)*

Like several inhabitants of Greencole, Michelle was infected by the sepsis-causing bacteria that was ravaging the fortress. Despite fighting for a while, Michelle ultimately succumbed to the infection and reanimated.

* Carl McKenzie *(zombified)*

## Relationships

### Harry Edwards

> *"...look, get some rest. In the morning, if you still want to march back to Gravesville and get your revenge then tell me, and I'll march right back there with you, and we'll finish the job together,"*
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New World Warriors

The **New World Warriors** are a motorcycle club that first appears in *Season 6* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and *Season 2* of *LoreTale's End of Days*. They have several chapters across the country, but the chapter that arrived in Greencole, led by Tannerson, had been cut off from the main organisation and resorted to cannibalism, kidnapping other survivors to consume. This chapter serves as the main antagonists of *Season 6*.
Lucy Edwards

**Lucy Edwards** is a newborn who appears in the final episode of the '*New Age*' Extension, and later a main character in *'Apocalypse'*. She is the eldest child and first daughter of Hope Edwards and Lucian and was born several decades after the end of the West-East Coast War.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Man in Black *(alive)*

Following her fight with the Man in Black, Lucy is severely injuried and begins to bleed to death. The Man in Black, out of respect for her fighting talent, slits her throat, killing her quickly.

* Hope Edwards *(before reanimation)*

Shortly before she reanimates, Hope finds her daughter's corpse. Upon preventing reanimation, Hope promises Thomas that the Columbian would join the Coalition.

## Killed Victims

* 6 unnamed members of the Cult of the Man in Black
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Relationships

### Lucian

* Extended Universe Characters
* Original Series Characters
Patrick

Mid to late 60s *(Season 4)*

### Occupation

Former scout for the Ravagers *(Post-apocalypse)*Former member of the NGR paramilitary *(Post-apocalypse)*

Leader of Elysium *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Series Lifespan

'Ghost' -- 'End All Wars'

> *"I'm a **soldier**. Take that away from me, I'm **nothing**,"*
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**Patrick**, also known as **Paddy**,is a main character and a former antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a member of the Ravagers who proves to be completely disillusioned with the group's raiding and, after being captured by the group, decides to join them. Although he has fractious relations with most of his fellow group members, he proves an instrumental tactician during the war with the Frontiersmen.

Six years after the war, Patrick has shown to have amassed a small army made up of disillusioned paramilitary soldiers, forming a small survivalist micronation to the south of the State of New Graystone. He later lends his forces to the New Graystone Military during the war with the Government and, fifty years after the outbreak, serves on the frontlines in the war with the Republic of David. Following the end of the conflict, Patrick returned to Elysium, with his fate left unknown.

## Overview

### Personality

Patrick is a mentally strong and sharp individual with a confrontational attitude.
Hawk

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## Appearances

**Hawk** is a main character and the deuteragonist of *New Dawn.* He is the adopted son of the Captain and a member of the New Dawn. Young and craving action, Hawk was discovered by the Captain after a battle against the Horsemen. Speaking very little English, Hawk mostly converses in a tribal tongue and is known for his violence and impatience. However, he is beloved by his adopted father and the New Dawn, although some still look upon him as a savage.
Rubber Duck (Disambiguation)

'*Rubber Duck **is the name for the DJ and host of Keep On Trucking Radio. Two known individuals have used the name, one appearing in**Scorpion*' and the other in Phase 2 onwards of the Extended Universe.

## Appearances

* Rubber Duck ('Scorpion') - the man who used the name in *The Scorpion's Sting: Part 2*
* Rubber Duck (EU) - the widely known host of KOT Radio in the Extended Universe
Nicolas

### Occupation

Former member of the New Graystone Military *(Post-apocalypse)*Leader of his group *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Series Lifespan

'Actions and Words' -- 'The Camel's Back'

> *"It's been six **goddamn** years! This has to end! We cannot go forward until he's **dead**. This will never be over until he's dead! And if I have to kill you to get to him, then **so...be...it**!"*
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**Nicolas** is a main character and later an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a high-ranking member of a tribe conquered by the Frontiersmen and later the leader of the Tribal Militia imprisoned in Worthington. When the "False Prophet" and his group were captured by the Frontiersmen, Nicolas allied the Militia with the group, forming the Edwards-Stanton Militia. He became a high-ranking resident of AAFB and one of Edwards' closest and most trusted allies.

When Edwards spared Eduard at the Battle of Archangel, Nicolas was enraged and left with his own faction to live in the wilderness. He turned against his allies and tried to take over the 'Deepwater' Oil Field, where he met his end after attempting to assassinate his old friend and ally. He serves as the secondary antagonist of *Season 22* while serving as the primary antagonist of the first half of the season.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Kieron Smith

Angered over Eduard's survival at the end of the Battle of Archangel, Nicolas and his faction arrive and take over 'Deepwater'. After attempting to assassinate Edwards, Kieron shoots Nicolas dead, saving his brother.