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The Dark Fairy

The Dark Fairy is also known as Devin Dark's mom from "The Sleeping Princess. Unlike Raven's Mom, she is not that so evil. Thorna the dark fairy was pissed that she was not invite to Princess Rose's 1st birthday so she went into the Rose Castle and put a curse on Rose for 100 years. But it wasn't that long, it was actually about 10 years later when a handsome prince named Derek and save Princess Rose from her deep sleep. The tragic ending is that the castle was let abandoned and Rose's parents were dead after 10 years.

### **Personality**

The Dark Fairy has quite of a big attitude, she is not so evil but in a mischief way. Her personality fits more like Morticia Addams from The Addams Family. Although, she can be nice to her only son Devin Dark, because she want him to be the next Dark Fairy. Thorna doesn't really care about her son's own destiny anyways.

### **Appearance**

The Dark Fairy has grayish skin and dark gray eyes like her son Devin. She has grayish blonde hair with dark gray roots and with small dark blue streaks. She wears a sparkly black dress with dark vine designs on. She also wears long bracelets with thorns on it. Her wings are dark gray wings just like his son's but more bigger. And finally she wears a headband with big pointy thorns on it.

### **Family**

The Dark Fairy's only son is Devin Dark. Her husband was a Warlock.

### **Trivia**

* The Dark Fairy and her son now live at the Rose Castle which is called now The Dark Castle.
* The Dark Fairy once turned into a male dragon winged Spinosaurus to stop Prince Derek. Until she was defeated.
* When Thorna was a child, she was a huge fan of dinosaurs.
* Thorna is actually The Dark Fairy the 2nd.
* The Dark Fairy hates Witchcraft, so she made up her own dark magic called "Darkcraft"
* The Dark Fairy turns raven-crows into Pterodactyls. However they can only change them to themselves only during the day.
* The Dark Fairy turns some wild dogs into Velociraptors. but they can return themselves however they want.
* She hates snakes, so The Dark Fairy kills them and feed the dead snakes to her Pterodactyls and her Velociraptors.
* The Dark Fairy hates Harry Potter so much! In fact, she killed every single character of the HP books. *(Now I did mention this because all of my characters do hate harry potter. So you must respect that!)*
* The Dark Fairy also hate Witches, and Wizards.
* When The Dark Fairy get really mad, her powers got more stronger. Which mean she is about to kill someone.
* The Dark Fairy learned about demonic magic from The Cruel Queen. However she's not a Antichrist.
* The Dark Fairy is a racist, She really hates British people. Luckily she did killed The Trunchbull from the story "Matilda" with her dragon winged Spinosaurus.
* The Dark Fairy also has a rabid white jack russell terrier named Thorns who can also turned in a Velociraptor too.
Plaice Heavy Torpedo Boat

The Plaice Heavy Torpedo Boat as seen above is a Low observable hull with connecting points for Large torpedo weapons or space on her side for smaller guided munitions.

Designed to offer discrete movement through contested space the Plaice is best used in pairs With no conventional weaponry once its torpedoes are expended the plaice can simply slip away into the darkness. Various types of torpedo can be fitted including Low Observation style however the current suggested payload if LRTP2's as seen in the above image. While the degrade the LO abilities of the craft they are eminently suited to taking on ships with heavier armor than the Mk6's who could then be utalised in a followup strike into the damage the LRTP2 has inflicted.

Recent tests have shown that a Plaice accompanied by 2 Barracudas make an extremely effective standoff group discouraging even larger vessels from entering into detection range.

The Plaice Mk1 was debuted on N040120
Bottlenose Dolphin

The performer most likely to be seen at a sealife park is the common bottlenose dolphin (*Tursiops truncatus*). it is the most familiar and playful of all 32 species of dolphins, often riding the bow wave of boats and surfing waves. Its arc-like leap is a classic image used the world over to symbolize peaceful harmony with nature. Its playfulness, appallingly for those who see it as a cuddly, intelligent and 'smiling' fellow mammal, extends to its hunting. It will often toy with a fish or even a baby seal, flipping it up in the air and batting it about with its tail, before growing bored and killing it. The size of the bottlenose dolphin, which is found everywhere except the polar regions, varies greatly depending on where it lives: from 1.9-4m in length and weighing from 150-650kg.
Muskox

The muskox (*Ovibos moschatus*) looks like something from the Ice Age, easily pictured living alongside the mammoth and the woolly rhinoceros. Its long hair hangs nearly to the ground and inspired the Inuit name umingmak, meaning 'bearded one'.

The muskox will close ranks with other members of the herd when threatened by predators, circling the young to protect them. With their heads and horns turned outwards, they make a formidable barrier. Unfortunately, this formation made them an easy target for hunters and muskoxen were almost extinct at the beginning of the twentieth century. They are now a protected species in Canada and are farmed in Alaska, where the soft underfur, qiviut, is woven and knitted into luxurious caps and scarves.
Tam 'Tammy" Sawyer

**Tam 'Tammy" Sawyer** is the daughter of Tom Sawyer.
Her destiny is to become an tomboy adventurer.

### **Setting**

Tam lives with her dad in Hannibal, Missouri. Tom Sawyer growing up along the Mississippi River.

### **Family**

Tam's father is Tom Sawyer. Her mother remains unknown. (Probably a Swan Maiden)

### **Friends**

Tammy's only Best Friend she ever have is Huckle Finn.

### **Pet**

Tam has a pet donkey name Buckaroo. (also known as a mule)

### **Bio:**

**Alignment:** Roybel/Rebel

**Parents:** Tom Sawyer

**Parent's Story:** The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

**Roommate:** Huckle Finn

**Secret Heart's Desire:** I want to be an adventure and explore the land.

**Storybook Romance Status:** Darn it! I don't need a boy... yet?

**"Oh Curses!" Moment:** Telling me what to do, and I can do whatever I want!

**Best Friends Forever After:**  My best pal is Huckle Finn, We became true buddies.

### **Trivia**

* Tam's full name is Samantha Sawyer, Her father call her Tam or Tammy.
* Tam loves to become barefoot like her dad sometimes.
* Tam can climb trees and being close to wild animals just like Huckle Finn.
Reindeer

The semi-domesticated reindeer (*Rangifer tarandus*) and the wild caribou of North America and Greenland are the same species. Reindeer are farmed in many countries. In northern Scandinavia and Russia the herds freely roam over areas up to 8000 square km. The reindeer herders are dependent on the animal for survival, using it for milk and meat, transport, and clothing. They even use the tendons and sinews for sewing.

The caribou's annual migration is a spectacular 9000km journey on foot across the vast Canadian tundra, with temperatures varying from 86 to minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Its wide-splaying hoofs provide support across snow, act as paddles when swimming, and are essential tools for digging under snow for lichen.
Golden Eagle

The golden eagle (*Aquila chrysaetos*), which is widespread throughout Eurasia, North America and Northern Africa, has been shot and poisoned by landowners and farmers. Working in open countryside, the golden eagle has to be a canny hunter. It patrols at enormous height and, once it has spotted its prey, it flies off, gradually losing height. It then roars in at high speed, almost at ground level, to hit its unsuspecting victim. It can reach a speed of 300kph.
Mousein King

Mousein King is the son of the Mouse King from The Nutcracker. Unlike his father, he is not mean or cruel at all. In fact, he does not want to be next mouse king.

### **Personality**

Mousein is unlike his father at all. He is never mean, cruel, and he does not want to be king like his father. Mousein is actually nice, loyal, and brave. However his father the Mouse King hates that is son does not want to be king.

### **Appearance**

Mousein King has dark gray hair with fake mouse ears on his head. He wears a dark purple shirt with a rat or mouse head silhouette in gold. His pants are black and he also wears a fake mouse tail. And he also have a mouse-rat form like his father's.

His whole appearance looks just like Jeff from Barney and Friends.

### **Family**

Mousein's father is The Mouse-Rat King, his mother is The Mouse Queen.

### **Romance**

According to his thoughts, Mouesin King has a crush on Doris Dormouse.

### **Friends**

Mousein is great friends with Sandal Starlight and sometimes Owen Swan.

### **Pet**

Tommy is Mousein's pet kitten. One day, Sandal Starlight founded a lost orphan kitten in the streets. Sandal wish he can kept the kitten but unfortunately his father The Sandman is allergic to cats. So Sandal decided to give the kitten to Mousein King. Usually Mousein is afraid of cats because cats chase and hunt mice, but Sandal said that learning to be brave enough helps him to be proud of changing his own destiny made Mousein felt much better and Mousin is not afraid of cats anymore.

### **Trivia**

* Unlike his father The Mouse King, he does not has a British accent, Mousein only has an American accent.
* Mousein's own destiny is the become a musketeer. *Also known as a* mouseketeer.
* Mousein is not really a ballet dancer, in fact he dislike ballet dancing.
* Mousein is the pun word of "Kristen" but the word "Mouse" in it.
Polar Bear

The ringed seal has drawn the short straw in life. It is the main prey of the polar bear (*Ursus maritimus*), one of nature's most efficient and determined hunters. A seal pup might feel safe tucked up in its lair deep in the snow, but a hungry female polar bear can smell it from more than 2km away. Near starvation after a four month birthing spell in her winter den, she needs blubber to produce milk to feed her cubs. She pads delicately across the sea ice to within a few metres of the lair, her huge, furred feet making no sound. Having chosen her target she leaps into the air, crashes down with her front legs and smashes through the snow. If the seal has not swum to safety through its escape hole she scoops it out with sharp claws. A fully-grown polar bear needs the equivalent of one adult seal every six days, so the hunt is relentless and a bear might travel 50km or more between meals.

Polar bears have two other hunting strategies. Still-hunting involves finding a seal's breathing hole in the ice and waiting for it to surface to make the kill. Bears will also stalk their quarry in the open (they can smell seal blubber from 35km), either crouching and creeping up on the surface or swimming through channels in the ice.

Polar bears are superb swimmers and have been seen in the open sea miles from land, paddling at up to 7kph. On land they can run at 40kph.

When humans moved into the Arctic regions 4000 years ago they learned their hunting techniques from the bears, techniques that are still used by the Inuit or Eskimo people. Polar bears, called nanuk by the Inuit, were the most highly prized of all quarry and played a large part in their cultural and spiritual life. Killing a bear was a major event incorporating much ceremony. Sometimes, of course, it was the bear that killed the person: the predator-prey relationship works both ways.
North American Raccoon

The Latin name lotor means 'the washer', as the common raccoon (*Procyon lotor*) has been seen apparently washing its food before eating. This is instinctive mimicry, a need to replicate catching aquatic prey. The common raccoon is omnivorous, with a penchant for fruit and nuts. In agricultural areas corn is a favourite meal but the common raccoon is a pest to farmers, damaging more than it can eat.

During the day, or in bad weather, the common raccoon sleeps in its den, which might be a hollow tree or a crevice between rocks, emerging at dusk to forage for food. It is not unknown for the common raccoon to take over a crow or magpie nest 3.9-4.8m above ground.
Greater Roadrunner

This lightning-fast ground cuckoo (*Geococcyx californianus*) is a master hunter. It is quick enough to catch a hummingbird or dragonfly in flight and is one of the few animals that can out-manoeuvre a rattlesnake. It dances around the rattler using its wing like a matador's cape then snatches the snake's tail, cracks the reptile like a whip and slams its head on the ground until it is dead. it swallows the snake whole and will go about with the tail protruding from its large beak, digesting its meal slowly over several hours. It also catches scorpions, lizards, rodents and other birds. The roadrunner can run at up to 30kph but takes short flights when it needs to escape danger or when travelling downhill.
Black-tailed Prairie Dog

Early American settlers named these sociable animals (*Cynomys ludovicianus*) 'little dogs' because they wag their tails when excited and yap or bark a warning call. Numbers reached pest proportions in the nineteenth century despite the fact that their meat is said to taste better than wild rabbit.

Black-tailed prairie dogs live in huge colonies, known as towns, covering several hundred hectares. The largest prairie dog town ever found was in western Texas. About 160km wide and 400km long, and covering an area the size of Belgium, the town was home to an estimated 400 million prairie dogs. The burrow system is complex, the first tunnel going straight down for about 4.5m providing a quick escape from predators. Throughout the town there are escape hatches - tunnels built up to within a few inches of the surface - to be used in case of flooding.
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Bald Eagle

The state of New York used a bald eagle (*Haliaeetus leucocephalus*) in its coat of arms in 1778 but it was not until 1782 that it was chosen to adorn the Great Seal of the United States. This choice was famously much against the desire of Benjamin Franklin who wrote, 'I wish that the bald eagle had not been chosen..., he is a bird of bad moral character, he does not get his living honestly,... he is a rank coward [and] by no means a proper emblem for the brave and honest of America.' Franklin wanted the turkey, but was out-voted. Having plumped for the bald eagle the nation could have been more caring towards it. Settlers blamed it for killing livestock and it was shot indiscriminately. By 1967, when it was officially declared an endangered species, only 400 breeding pairs were left in the lower 48 states. The pesticide DDT was banned in 1972 and this, with other measures, led to a resurgence in numbers to the present 6000 breeding pairs. The bald eagle is found only in North America.
Blue Jay

The vivid cobalt or azure of a blue jay (*Cyanocitta cristata*) feather is instantly eye-catching but in fact there is no blue pigmentation in birds' feathers and the colour is a result of light refracting in the feather's particular inner structure. Squash the feather and the colour goes.

The call of the blue jay has been described as an 'unrelenting steel-cold scream', rather unkind but very near the mark. This perky, popular bird, often caricatured in books and cartoons, is the sentinel of the woods and forests, calling out its raucous jay-jay warning when it spots an intruder. Its elegant appearance is exposed as a sham at the bird feeder where it pushes and shoves others out of the way. An omnivore, it performs a great service by devouring the pupae of the pestiferous tent caterpillar, each pair feeding hundreds to their nestlings in the early summer.
Brown Bear

Tales of brown bear encounters (*Ursus arctos*) surely equal in tallness fishermen's stories of the ones that got away. Its legendary ferocity has resulted in the brown bear being valued as a big game trophy. Unfortunately, it does not always get away and has been hunted almost to extinction in some US States. The shaggy coat has longer hairs on the back and shoulders, sometimes frosted with white - a grizzled look that led to the bears alternate common name of grizzly bear.

Surviving in the harsh tundra is no easy feat and the brown bear will eat almost anything to store up fat for the winter. Tubers, fish and carrion are staples and, in late summer, a treat of berries, fruit and nuts.

A cave or den is chosen as a winter retreat where the bear makes a bed of dry vegetation before going into a state of dormancy, but as its body temperature does not drop this is not a true state of hibernation. In this warm refuge the young are born blind and hairless. They remain with their mother for three to four years.

The Kodiak bear (U. a. middendorffi) is a subspecies of the brown bear, and named after its exclusive habitat, Kodiak Island.
Cougar

The cougar (*Puma concolor*), also known by many other names, such as puma and mountain lion, is the usual subject of those regular reports of mysterious big cats seen in gardens and farmland, terrifying people and killing livestock. Victims of a cougar attack would be unlikely to live to tell the tale, however, as this cat is a supreme and stealthy hunter, which can deliver instant death with a bite through the neck. An 18-year-old jogger was killed in an attack in 1991 in Idaho Springs, Colorado and many more deaths occur in South America. Once widespread in the United States, the cougar was driven into more inhospitable regions by humans. It eats everything from insects and small birds to domestic cattle and moose.
Canada Goose

There are 11 subspecies of the canada goose (*Branta canadensis*) in North America and B. c. maxima is the largest of them all. It is also the most pestiferous. This huge bird was considered extinct until a small colony was discovered in the early 1960s. A breeding and introduction programme was rather too successful and it is now to be found in great numbers in many town and city parks, golf courses and other urban open spaces where water is nearby. Of all Canada geese it has the highest tolerance for people. It is also the only migratory species so once a flock has found a suitable location it stays put and increases. It feeds on aquatic plants, grass, roots, seeds and berries and a flock will graze a grassy area like sheep, neatly trimming right down to the ground. They can also devastate a grain field in no time.
Walrus

Odobenus is ancient Greek for 'tooth-walker' and refers to the way walruses (*Odobenus rosmarus*) pull themselves up on the ice with their tusks, which are used to dig clams and mussels out of the seabed.

The 50,000-strong Atlantic population is stable but Pacific walruses, which have been hunted to depletion and allowed to recover several times, have probably reached saturation point. In the early 1980s, they began to appear leaner and increased their consumption of alternate foods such as fish (their preferred diet is mussels and clams). Natural mortality increased, birth rates decreased. There was just not enough food to go round and, added to an increase in subsistence catches by indigenous Arctic peoples, the Pacific walrus is on the verge of yet another decline.
Moose

The moose (*Alces alces*) is the largest deer species and the largest moose subspecies is the Yukon-Alaska moose. At six or seven years old, the bull carries impressive antlers spanning 1.6m that can weigh up to 32kg. These are shed each winter, growing back in the spring. The Algonquin tribe named the moose: the word means 'eater of twigs' and a moose browses several pounds of leaves, twigs and buds every day. Calves, often twins, are born in early summer. A moose cow has been known to kill bears, wolves, and even people to protect her offspring. Typically, moose have a lifespan of 16-20 years, but this is often cut short by vehicles colliding with them on forest roads.
Pronghorn

The pronghorn (*Antilocapra americana*) is a primitive halfway station between antelope and deer, unchanged for at least a million years. It is the fastest mammal in North America and can travel at up to 90kph. Quite why it is so fast is a mystery. There might once have been a predator which could match the pronghorn's speed but if so it has disappeared, leaving the little antelope to charge around the prairies unchallenged. It cannot outrun bullets, though, and a population of 50 million was reduced to just 19,000 by the beginning of the twentieth century. Its intense curiosity makes it easy meat. Conservation has brought numbers back to about one million.
Coyote

The coyote (*Canis latrans*) is a great survivor and one of the most successful predators on Earth. Despite being shot, trapped and poisoned its numbers are on the increase and its range expanding. It has a distinctive yapping howl, which floats for several kms on a single night. Where wolves are eliminated, the coyote becomes top predator, as omnivores , they eat almost everything from snakes and insects to small mammals, domestic fowl and pets, fruit, carrion and domestic rubbish. It usually hunts alone. However, intriguingly, individual coyotes have been observed teaming up with a badger to hunt burrowing rodents: the coyote scents the quarry, the badger digs it out and they share the spoils.
Grey Wolf

We are all familiar with tales of ravaging wolves (*Canis lupus*), but attacks are now virtually unheard of despite the fact that there are about 2600 grey wolves in the lower 48 states of America, 8000 in Alaska and 50,000 in Canada. Wolves have learned to be wary of well-armed, two-legged humans and most attacks are provoked by illness (such as rabies), hunger or a percieved threat to young or prey.

The grey wolf was once the world's most widely dispersed carnivore, but its numbers have been reduced by steady human persecution and destruction of its habitat. Wolves live in packs, family groups of 8-12, all related and headed by a principal breeding pair.

They will hunt beavers and rabbits on their own but operate as a pack to bring down moose, elk, bison, musk ox and reindeer, animals that are many times their own body weight. A wolf living near human habitation will rummage through rubbish bins for titbits.
Ale

**Ale** is an alcoholic beverage. Is given as a gift to Dulrig.

## Acquisition

* Bought from Vadir at the Mountain Tavern by choosing *"Order an Ale"* which costs 5.

## Uses

* Given to Dulrig as a gift for +2Dulrig likes to a maximum of 60. If the player has another Ale in inventory, then the player can *"Share"*, +1Dulrig likes to a maximum of 70. If the player has at least 1 Heart with Dulrig, then *"A quick round"* then sex happens and gives +2Dulrig likes to a maximum of 75.
Charisma

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**Charisma** is a main stat that determines the player's ability to attract and inspire.

## Effects

1 point of Charisma gives:

* +2 Max Libido
* +2% Charm starting from 10 Charisma
* +1% item discount to a maximum of 30% when buying from shops
* +0.5% item sell value to a maximum of 15% when selling to shops
The Storybook Academy Staff

Here the list of teachers and the staff of Storybook Academy

**Principal Barney** the founder and the owner of the school.

**Mr. Tenagain** is the Math Teacher. He teaches counting, multiplying, and subtractions.

**Mr. Ludwig van Beethoven** is the Music Teacher. He is deaf so he wears an hearing aid. He teaches about music and instruments and also the history of music. He also has a daughter name Lucille.

**Mrs. Mother Goose** is the Poetry Teacher. She teaches about making rhymes, poems, and story-telling.

**Miss Mother Nature** is the Biology and Animal Care Teacher. She teaches about taking care of the earth including about the reality as well.

**Mr Pop Wheely** is the Transportation Teacher. He teaches about wheels and getting one place to another.

**Professor Tinkerputt** is the Science Teacher. He teaches about science and creating inventions.
Cloth

**Cloth** is a basic piece of material which many uses.

## Acquisition

* Bought from Rose's shop.
* 20% to get 1 from this tile at Junkyard.

## Used in

* 1 for a dialogue scene at Entice that unlocks *"Hot wax him"*[*verification requested*].
* 1 for a dialogue scene with Geordi that unlocks *"Heal"*[*verification requested*].
* 4 to construct a *"Scarecrow"* for Scrap.
* 4 used for a dialogue scene during *Country Road* to unlock *"Take care of the patient"*.
* 1 used in crafting to make torches.
* 1 used in crafting to make Traveler Set.
* 10 to complete *Extra supplies*.
Companion

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**Companion**s are entities that follows the player as they travel the world. They help fight enemies during combat.

## Animals

Animal companions that have mastered the Help trick will help the player in combat by doing an attack. This attack chance is lowered by enemy Dodge.

* Dog has a 75% chance to deal 2-4 Damage.
* Wolf has a 75% chance to deal 2-6 Damage.
* Mountain Horse has a 50% chance to deal 3-5 Damage.
* Raptor has a 65% chance to deal 1-4 Damage. If the attack succeeds there is a 25% chance to inflict Bleeding.
* Wolbauk has a 50% chance to deal 1-5 Damage.

### Travel time

Some companions, if mounted, can reduce travel time. These are:

* Horse: 50% reduced travel time.
* Mountain Horse: 25% reduced travel time.
* Wolbauk: 25% reduced travel time.
* Raptor: 15% reduced travel time.
Humpback Whale

The longest and most complicated mating song in the natural world is sung by the male humpback whale (*Megaptera novaeangliae*). The song is made up of themes and phrases and lasts from 6 to 35 minutes. No sooner has it finished than the whale starts again from the beginning. This can be heard through the water several hundred miles away. Interestingly, different whale populations in different oceans sing different songs.

In the northern hemisphere, the humpback whale spends the summer in its feeding grounds in rich polar seas, heading south in the autumn to spend the breeding season (January to March) in more tropical waters. Sometimes a group might be trapped beneath moving ice packs as winter sets in. If they cannot escape to the open sea, they will eventually die.
Feminine Juice

### Description

*Makes the user emit a specific female odor. Effective if you want to fool certain creatures.*

## Recipe

### Ingredient 5

**Feminine Juice** is a type of potion that makes the user emit a specific female odor (grants *Bitch's Scent* status). It is effective if you want to fool certain creatures, like Tar Beings or tar larvaes for example.

## Learning the recipe

Feliar can give you one and teach you the recipe for it if you accept his quest to gather larvaes.
Bat

**Bats** are enemies that can be encountered on the track at night.

## Description

Bats are nocturnal, therefore they only appear at night. Since they are small and fast, they are hard to hit. When defeated, they give bat fangs. They can feed on their prey's blood, hurting their prey and replenish their own health by doing so.

## Reputation effects

Reputation will always be set to -20. The player cannot gain or lose Reputation with Bats.

## Status effect usage

On itself
 Permanent Libido
On you
None
Booner

**Booner** is a huge man you meet in Northcrest's Prison. He is somewhere around the size of Tank, maybe slightly smaller. Black skin, bald head, a short beard, suggesting that he hadn't done anything with it for at least a couple of days and those very sharp facial features, which give him a very dangerous and aggressive look. He is very hairy. He named his junk ''Grizzly''.

## Encounter

Since you meet Booner in Northcrest's prison, you need to be arrested first. If you get caught stealing for example, you are arrested and put in jail. For an opportunity to steal, explore the marketplace until you see an old man and a merchant.

Northcrest's Guards seem to know Booner very well, which suggests he's used to getting jailed. And his behavior seems to indicate he tends to get jailed because of sex related crimes... He asks - or actually he commands - you to suck him. If you agree, a sex scene follows and Booner likes you more. Following this encounter, he can be run into while roaming the residential area at night where they'll be an option to have even more fun or purposely be searched for after crossing the Mountain Trail.
Defeat bandits

The bandits are getting more and more annoying. Can you help Bareshade by defeating them?

## Guide

1. Go to Bareshade and speak with Bernard.
2. Obtain the quest in "Additional jobs".
3. Head to the track.
4. Choose "Look around the track" until you meet bandits. Defeat 3 of them.
5. Return to Bernard to collect the reward.

## Note

Defeating the bandits by teasing them will increase your lewd fame by 1. Defeating them by attacking them will increase your brave fame by 1 and 15
Amulet of Strong Mind

### Description

*An amulet made by the witch. It is supposed to protect the wielder from the power of the Nameless.*

The **Amulet of Strong Mind** was crafted by the old Witch in order to protect you from the Nameless. It was given to you in exchange for 12 tufts of hair. Now let's hope it can actually protect your mind from his power...
A bitch for the thugs

Jester has asked you to satisfy the needs of the bandits.

## Guide

1. Speak to Jester to get the quest
2. You now have two choices:
	* Offer yourself: In the location menu, choose *"A bitch for the thugs"*
	* Offer someone else: go to the tavern in Bareshade at night, choose *"Look for the young man"*, go back to the camp, choose *"A bitch for the thugs"*. You can then choose to join them or not.
3. Speak to Jester and complete the quest.
Dodge

**Dodge** is used to determine whether an attack succeeds in inflicting damage.

## Introduction

Dodge determines the probability than an attack will miss and avoid taking damage. It is affected by Agility and Finesse in combat skill. Each point of Agility past 5 adds 2% Dodge, and each rank past novice in Finesse in combat skill adds 2% Dodge.

## Mechanics

Base Dodge is calculated by:

```
Base Dodge = (Agility - 5) * 2 + (Finesse in combat skill * 2)
```

This means that starting from 5, each point of Agility increases Dodge by 2%. Base Dodge cannot be below 0%, and each rank of Finesse in combat skill adds 2%.

Total Dodge is calculated with this formula:

```
Total Dodge = Dodge from equipment + Base Dodge + Dodge from status effects
```

Total Dodge cannot exceed 75%.
Forest Bridge

The **Forest Bridge** connects the northern and southern parts of the main continent. It is the only above ground passage from Bareshade to Northcrest. It is guarded by a troll who demands a toll to let people pass. If you don't have the means to pay and don't want to fight, you will have to find another way to get to the other side of the river... The only other way is though the Northcrest Caves, which are discovered when you choose to look for another route when at the bridge.

## Exploring

When the player chooses *"Communicate with the troll"*, the troll will demand a toll of 15:

* *"Pay the toll (15)"* and the player can progress past the troll. If the player doesn't have enough coin then enter combat with Troll.
* *"Buy open passage (150)"* and the player can pass freely without paying anymore coin.
* *"Pay with your body"* if the player has experience in ass and is male, or pussy if female, or in mouth as any gender. A sex scene happens. Whichever option you choose, gain +2 Reputation with Trolls.

Alternatively, if the player has at least 70 Reputation with Trolls, they can pass freely without any payment.
Fine Wine

Bug!Affects up to public version 0.62.
*Due to how they're coded, consuming **Fine Wine** will use up 1 Wine instead, or give its effects for free if you have none.*

## Fine Wine

### Categories

Gift
Alcohol

### Description

*Liquor is quicker, especially on the wallet.*

This bottle of **fine wine** makes a great gift for the special person you love.

## Acquisition

* Bought from *Goods and Giggles* in Entice.

## Gifted to

* Bernard for +3Bernard likes to a maximum of 80.
Berry (red)

A common **red berry** used to make basic potions. They can also be reduced to a pulp or be used as an ingredient in cooking.

## Acquisition

* Looking around the Forest and Track
* Checking the closest area in the Redwood Forest and Redwood Forest Camp.
* Bought from the Witch during the day.
* Planted in the garden at home.
* Looking through the Troglodyte's nest in the Munbury Complex.
Forest Path

Northeast of Bareshade is a trail that leads through a thick, dark forest. Crowns of trees obscure the sky in the **Forest Path**. It is the only above ground passage from Bareshade to Northcrest.

## Foraging

When choosing *"Look for resources"*:

* 20% to gather 1 Berry (white). Get 1 more for every 4 Perception.
* 15% to gather 1-3 Tea Leaves. Get 1 more for every 3 Perception.
* 15% to gather 1-2 Graple. Get 1 more for every 5 Perception. If the player hasn't learned Recipe: Energy Drink, then the player will learn Recipe: Energy Drink, and Recipe: Energy Drink (strong)
* 30% to gather 1-2 Earth Moss. Get 1 more for every 4 Perception.
* 20% to gather 1 Aconitum if the player has studied about werewolves and finding a cure during *Full Moon*. Get 1 more for every 5 Perception. If the player hasn't studied werewolves, then Aconitum is not found and nothing happens.
Earth Moss

**Earth Moss** is an ingredient used for brewing potions.

## Acquisition

* 30% chance to gather 2-3 when you *"Look for resources"* at Forest Bridge.
* 7 given by Othra for use in *Subjugation of libido*.
* Exchanged for berries and nuts when you *"Talk with the Healer"* when you visit Ruin. Here are the options:
	+ 5 Berry (red) for 1 Earth Moss
	+ 10 Red berries for 2 Earth Mosses
	+ 5 Nuts for 1 Earth Moss
	+ 10 Nuts for 2 Earth Mosses
* 30% to obtain 2-4 when you *"Plunder"* the Ruin after letting the Lizardfolk succumb to lust when completing *Curse of Lust*.
* 10% to obtain 2-3 at the Dark Swamp, gaining 1 more for every 4 Perception.
* 15% chance to obtain 3 when taking a long walk with Othra during *"Bonding"*.
* Bought from the Witch during the day.
Blake

**Blake** is Bareshade's resident blacksmith. He is probably the least talkative person in town. You can usually see him at the forge, absorbed in his work.

## Description

Blake can be found at the **Forge** between 06:00 and 20:59.

## Interactions

To encounter Blake, the player must first read the letter that arrives at their home on day 3. Then they can visit Blake's **Forge** in Bareshade.

### Events

 Love Potion
 Logan x Blake
 Retrieve the Bulwark

### Quests

* *More Diabosite*
* *Relief for Muscles*
Storybook World of Fantasy and Fairytales

Storybook World aka The Whole World of Once Upon a Time. is the whole Continent beside Ever After. It listed all the lands of each location.

Storybookville

The Land of Mother Goose

Dreamland

The Land of Winter, Snow, and Ice

Wonderland

The Land of Oz

The Land of Music or Musicland

The Reality Portal

Imagination Island

The Seven Seas

The Enchanted Forest

The Land of Kings, Queens, and Castles

The World of Scholastic

Toyland
Corrupted

**Corrupted** is a debuff that increases the amount of libido damage taken from any source and will persist out-of-combat.

## Lore

This effect represents the curse of lust that is a key part in *Curse of Lust*.

## Removed by

Any effect that removes all status effects will work.

* Choose *"Enter the lake"* in Lake of Purification
* Cleansing Water

## Afflicted by

* Roushk (enemy)
* Corrupted Lizard
Aim

**Aim** is used in hit calculation to determine whether your attacks will succeed in hitting the target and inflicting damage. Using a melee weapon against a flying enemy halves your Aim. Perception, Agility, Finesse in combat skill, Close combat skill, and Ranged combat skill increases your Aim. If the enemy is Asleep or Exposed, Aim is ignored and the attacks are guaranteed to hit.

## Mechanics

The player will always have a base aim of 75%.

### Melee

Base Aim for melee weapons is calculated as:

```
Base Aim = 75 + (Agility / 2) + (Finesse * 2) + Close combat skill
```

This means:

* 1 point of Agility adds 0.5% Aim.
* Each rank of Finesse adds 2% Aim.
* Each rank of Close combat skill adds 1% Aim.

### Ranged

Base aim for ranged weapons is calculated as:

```
Base Aim = 75 + (Perception / 2) + (Finesse * 2) + Ranged combat skill
```

This means:

* 1 point of Perception adds 0.5% Aim.
* Each rank of Finesse adds 2% Aim.
* Each rank of Ranged combat skill adds 1% Aim.

### Example

As an example, assume the player has 9 Perception and a master at Finesse and ranged weapons. This means you start with 75 + 9 Perception divided by 2 which is 4.5. The game will round it to the nearest whole number so 5. A master at finesse gives a number of 3 for hit calculation times 2 so 6. A master of ranged weapons gives 3 for hit calculation. In total this becomes 75 + 5 + 6 + 3 so the player's total Aim is 89%.

## Hit chance

If an enemy is sleeping or exposed your next hit is guaranteed. When attacking enemies with aerial properties using a melee weapon it halves your aim. For example, if your current aim is 80% before hit calcation, it'll be reduced to 40%.

The game uses this formula when calculating chance to hit:

```
Hit chance = Attacker's aim * trait modifiers - (defender's dodge + game modifiers)
```

### Game modifier

The game modifiers are other sources of Aim such as weapons or buffs, or an attack of an enemy such as whether an attack should have a penalty of -10% to Aim, or adding +20% to Aim.

### Trait modifier

Trait modifiers are whether the player is using a melee weapon against a flying enemy which returns a 0.5, otherwise it returns a 1.

### Example

Let's go through an example to understand how Aim and hit chance interacts. Assume the player has 10 Agility, and a Novice skill in Finesse and Close combat and is using Razit's Spear which is a melee weapon that adds +10% to Aim. The player attacks a Bat, which flies so the trait modifier is 0.5, and has a dodge stat of 15%. Total Aim is calculated so the player has 10 Agility which adds 5%, a novice skill in Finesse and Close combat adding 0% to Aim. Adding it up all up it becomes 75 + 5 + 0 + 0 = 80, so a total Aim of 80%. Then it goes through hit chance calculation which becomes (80 \* 0.5) - 15 + 10 so the player has an 35% chance to hit the Bat.

## Notes

* If you're wearing Lucky Charm and you fail to hit, the game will offer you a 5% chance to succeed instead. If an enemy manages to hit you, the charm has a 5% chance to have the attack miss. The game will notify you with the message *"Lady luck smiled upon you right now."*.
North American Beaver

The beaver (*Castor canadensis*) is an architect. Its complex creation of dams and lodges has earned it a reputation as one of nature's greatest engineers. A beaver gnaws its way round the trunk of a tree and can fell a sapling in under 30 minutes. Thus begins the dam, the beaver using its hand-like front paws to fill the gaps with mud, stones and vegetation. The lake formed behind the dam provides a safe retreat from predators, a storehouse for essential winter supplies of timber for food, and an underwater entrance to the family home.

The beaver and its extended family work together at night, posting a sentry that spanks the water with its tail to warn of danger. Closing its ears and nostrils, and lowering its heart rate, the beaver can stay submerged for up to 15 minutes.
Frozen Tear

### Description

*A piece of frozen ice. For some particular reason, it doesn't melt. Some would say it's not related to snow, but rather to those who died in the mountains.*

**Frozen tears** are peculiar pieces of ice that, for whatever reason, don't melt.

## Acquisition

When choosing to *"Explore the nearby area"* in Mountain Trail there is a 20% chance to gather at least 2 Frozen Tear.

## Used in

* As of public version 0.62 there are no uses for this item.
Exotic Fish

Bug!Affects up to public version 0.62.
*This item is not properly categorized by the game. This means it will only show up in the player's inventory under the "All" tab.*

## Exotic Fish

### Description

*Ideal for cooking.*

An **exotic fish** that may be used in cooking in the future.

## Acquisition

It can be caught by fishing in the second level of Murcad's Cave.

## Used in

As of public version 0.62 there are no uses for this item.
Bighorn Sheep

The crash of horns as male bighorns (*Ovis canadensis*) battle for breeding rights can be heard echoing through the mountains during the autumn rut. With each contestant charging at full steam the closing speed can be 65kph. This is repeated four or five times an hour until a victor emerges. Horns weigh up to 14kg. Despite these bulky accessories the bighorn is an agile climber and good swimmer, leaping to remote ledges to escape predators such as wolves, bears and bobcats. The bighorn has always been hunted and, despite regulations to prevent its extinction, illegal poaching is a threat.
Dildo (canine shaped)

**Dildo (canine shaped)** is an item that can be gifted. It can be bought from Torben's shop, and Goods and Giggles in Entice.

## Acquisition

* Bought from *Goods and Giggles* in Entice.
* Bought from Torben if Reputation with beasts is at least 20.

## Uses

* Big Black Dildo, Dildo (canine shaped), and Dildo (equine shaped) can be gifted as a set to Vicoria for +5Vicoria likes to a maximum of 75.
* Given to Everett as a gift for +5Everett likes with no limit, but can only be gifted once.
* Used at home by choosing *"Relieve yourself"* then *"Use a toy"*.
* Adds additional dialogue in a scene at home by choosing *"Relieve yourself"*, then *"Gunnar's cum rag"*.
Exhausted

### Description

*You are in dire need of rest. You need at least 8 hours of sleep to feel better.*

**Exhausted** is a debuff that is caused by not sleeping for extended periods of time and is permanent until the player sleeps or uses a strong Energy Drink.

## Mining

When the player mines for minerals, a certain amount of time will pass for the player that's displayed in the clock, but more time will pass for the purpose of receiving the Tired status and can no longer mine until the status is removed. As an example, when mining Emerine (green) in Munbury Deep Complex only 30 minutes will pass for the player, but 8 hours will pass for use in the Tired or Exhausted status. This extra time is only used in calculating whether the player will be afflicted with Tired or Exhausted and has no other use in time-relevant events.

## Afflicted by

* 48 hours without sleep.
* Carnenta and the player loses.
Bar's Basement

A passageway exists in Bareshade's tavern, under the **bar's basement**. It leads underground.

## Description

The Bar's Basement is the first access through which the player gets access to the underground. It is unlocked during the *Rat Problem*. This gives access to Harold's tavern when traveling through the underground.

## Exploring

When choosing *"Explore the area close to the entrance"*[*verification requested*]:

* 19% to discover Tunnel.
* 29% to witness a sex scene between a ratkin and a human.
* 19% to enter combat with a Big Rat.
* 33% to enter combat with a Ratkin.

## Mine

It is possible to mine diabosite in a spot in the bar's basement. You will need a pickaxe in your inventory to do so. After mining twice, you will get tired. Blake will be very interested in learning where the mine is. After talking to him about the mineral you found, he can be encountered in the mine after 18:00.
Dwarf

A **dwarf** is a creature that is very similar to a human, but is shorter and bulkier. They also have a whole culture of their own.

## Culture

Dwarves make amazing blacksmiths. They use minerals and ancient techniques only mastered by them. They are usually extraordinarily strong for their size. They have very different social cues and sensibilities: they do not bother with protocol or politeness, prefering a to-the-point aproach, even if it may offend or surprise humans. It is said males are well endowed for such small creatures. It is not known how it started, but there is a fewd between dwarves and goblins. Those two species hate each other.

Dwarves are rarely seen in the western hemisphere as they live east of the mountain range near Northcrest. When you reach Northcrest for the first time, the only passage through the mountains is inaccessible. The only dwarf you meet west of the mountains is Dulrig. The next one you encounter is Vadir, in the steppe.

## Notable dwarves

* Dulrig
* Vadir
Wolverine

With its overall appearance of a small bear, its habit of marking with musk or urine, and the pale striping of its body, it is not surprising that this fiendish creature (*Gulo gulo*) is also known as the skunk bear, although it is actually a member of the weasel family. The wolverine has a fearsome reputation as a vandal and a murderer although stories of it killing moose are probably exaggerated. Carrion makes up the larger part of the wolverine's diet. Its ferocity is respected in the animal world and even grizzly bears have been observed to give up their kill when faced with a wolverine's bared teeth. It is also renowned for raiding bait from traps, burying food for future consumption and vandalizing cabins in its search for anything edible, earning its species name Gulo, meaning glutton.

Wolverine fur is valued for trimming coat hoods as it is the only fur that can be breathed on in the cold without frosting up.
Nine-banded Armadillo

Some armadillos can roll themselves into a complete ball for protection but the nine-banded, or long-nosed, armadillo (*Dasypus novemcinctus*) prefers to escape to the safety of its burrow where it wedges itself in, arching its back against the burrow walls. A master of escape, this armadillo has been known to outrun dogs despite its short legs and is adept at crossing water. Not just a good swimmer, the armadillo can run along the bottom of shallow waterways, escaping unseen.

Armadillos are unique in that their litter always includes identical quadruplets that develop from a single egg. For this reason, they are valued for medical research into multiple births. Similarly, they are used for research into leprosy as they are the only non-primate creature to suffer from this disease.