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Tower of London

The **Tower of London** is a location mentioned in *The Fatal Frontier* and *Jules' Story*. It is the site of the largest settlement in post-apocalyptic London - the capital of the United Kingdom - and is the capital of a large network of communities that are working together in their so-far successful project to restore the entire city. After restoring an old radar station, they made contact with a massive network in the United States, sending Jules in an exchange program.
Sebastian Monroe

### Occupation

Former supply runner and greenhouse worker at Hometown (Post-apocalypse)Member of The Living (Post-apocalypse)

### Series Lifespan

'A House Divided' -- Present

> *"We either take the right path, or we take the wrong. Either way, we're gonna win,"*
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**Sebastian Monroe**, more commonly referred to as **Bas**, is the former tritagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *LoreTale's End of Days*. He is a supply runner and greenhouse worker at Hometown who develops a hatred of the community's leader, Stoffman after he imprisons his girlfriend Amy. During the fall of Hometown, Sebastian found an escaped Amy and escaped the community with a small group. After losing Amy to the infection, Sebastian becomes a harder survivor who becomes noticeably darker and brutal.

## Overview

### Personality

Although he is initially kind-tempered, after the death of his girlfriend, Amy, Sebastian becomes noticeably darker, harder and brutal, proposing that the group simply steal supplies from Gerrard, even before they discover Gerrard's dark secret.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Kyle Ford

Refusing to follow Kyle's twisted new view on the world, Sebastian is unexpectedly axed in the head by his old friend, finalizing Kyle's downfall into insanity.

## Killed Victims

* Amy *(before reanimation)*
* Hiker *(zombified)*

## Relationships

### Amy

Although their relationship is never explored in detail, Sebastian and Amy were romantically involved.
Site 65

**Site 65** is a former weapons depot and later survivor community in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It was originally built as a safe-zone to protect the Governor of Montana and their family; however, the depot was left abandoned for many years until a large group from the south-east arrived and settled a community. This group, led by Albert, made a deal with the Frontiersmen to bring instability to the NGR to the south by raiding their essential northern trade routes. Later, Site 65 joined the NGA and became an important weapons outpost in the resulting Commonwealth.
Zoey Leyton

18 *(Season 3)*

### Occupation

First grade student *(Pre-apocalypse)*Student at Pennsylvania State University *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Austin Leyton - brother *(alive)*Christopher Reynolds - adoptive father *(deceased)*

### Series Lifespan

Chaos -- Present

**Zoey Leyton** is one of the two current protagonists of *The Calm Before*. She is the younger sister of Austin. Born and raised in Port Collier, Zoey spent the first year of the apocalypse within the safe-zone of Hopeville under the guidance of Christopher. She survived the fall of Hopeville, but has lost her innocence due to the horrors she has seen.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Zoey was born and raised in the city of Port Collier. She had one older brother, Austin.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Port Collier

When the outbreak began, Austin and Zoey ran out of their home, chased by their reanimated parents. They were saved by Christopher, whose ties to Francis allowed the three of them entry into the safe-zone of Hopeville. Over the course of a year, Zoey came to view Christopher as her father and refers to him as "dad".

## Trivia

* She is the current wielder of Christopher's sabres following his death.

* 'The Calm Before' Characters
* Original Series Characters
The Ones Left

Sebastian Monroe

Katie Banks

Mike Trapp

April

> *"We ARE the survivors. We're the only ones left,"*
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> -- Jennifer's response to Kyle's proposal to find other survivors from Hometown
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The **Ones Left** are a group of survivors formed in *Season 1* of *End of Days*, led by Jennifer Stoffman. The group was formed during their escape from Hometown during a second uprising in the community. The group serves as the centre of the story of *Season 1* and *Season 2* until the remnants of the group were absorbed into The Living.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Most of the members who are currently alive in the Ones Left didn't know each other before the outbreak.

## Members

* Jennifer Stoffman - leader
* Kyle Ford
* Mitch Webb
* Sebastian Monroe
* Ed DeWinter
* Mike Trapp
* April
* *Amy*
* *Katie Banks*

## Deaths

* Amy
* Katie Banks
* Ed DeWinter

## Killed Victims

* Katie Banks *(before reanimation)*
* Gerrard
* Numerous unnamed Hometown residents *(alive and zombified)*
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Trivia

* The name of the group comes from their belief that they are "the only ones left" from the fall of Hometown.
Sovian Fighting Staff

The **Sovian Fighting Staff** is a weapon featured in both *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and *The Dark Blooded*. Wielded throughout Sovian history, the weapon is a unique fighting staff with a blade at one end and a harpoon-like blade at the clubbed end. In *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*, it is the signature weapon of Drew Stanton, who recovered the weapon without knowing its true history or origins.
Tourists

The **Tourists**, known to The Seer as the ***Temnokrouvnyy*** *("Dark Blooded")* are a group of survivors that will appear in *The Dark Blooded*, serving as primary figures in the story. They are a group of American college students who become trapped in the Republic of Sovia following the global outbreak of the zombie pathogen and find themselves involved in the collapse of Sovia's society.

## Members

* Everett Carter
* Ethan North
* Hanna
* Ozzy
* Kyle Blake
* Sophie Blake
* Kayleigh McDaniel
* Austin King
Sheriff Black

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Not to be confused with Alex Junior (EDStudios)

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### Occupation

Sheriff of Tombstone (Post-apocalypse)Leader of the Tombstone Posse (Post-apocalypse)

### Family

Jess Black - mother (deceased)Alex Sutton - father (deceased)

Sara - former wife (deceased)

Unnamed - son (deceased)

### Series Lifespan

'Don't Talk to Me Like That' -- Present

**Alex Junior**, commonly known as **Sherrif Black**,is the protagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in the '*New Age*' Extension: '*New West'*. The sheriff of the town of Tombstone, Sheriff Black is a gruff, darkened survivor tasked with dismantling the numerous gangs in the desert, as well as dealing with the corruption of his town.

In truth, he is currently in a coma, with the identity of Sheriff Black being his dream persona and the people he interacts within the New West are comatose representations of the people he most cares about, as well as other people from his memory.

## Overview

Sheriff Black is darkened survivor with a strong lust to uphold the law. He is fueled by a constant pain, caused by an injury that destroyed most of the right side of his face

### Personality

Sheriff Black is a gruff and often cold man who takes his job extraordinarily seriously. As sheriff of the town of Tombstone, he is more than willing to do anything to protect his town.

At his worst, Black can be extremely ruthless and completely unemphatic to the people he hurts. Despite being capable of committing such violence, he does have a playful side to his personality that comes out around those he is friendly with. He is not above joking or employing sarcasm among his friends.

Despite his ability and willingness to commit great acts of violence, Black has his own moral code and doesn’t believe in what he deems as unnecessary killing, especially if it endangers himself or those he cares about. It seems Black strictly believes that violence should be cold, necessary and without feeling, never out of personal enjoyment or without reason.

## Post-Apocalypse

After the suicide of his wife, Alex Junior spent several years raising his son into a young man before he to attempted suicide; he was saved at the last minute by Carl, with the bullet he fired hitting his forehead. His life was saved but he was placed into a coma.

## Killed Victims

* Bart Rhodes
* Numerous counts of zombies and unnamed people

## Trivia

* The name "Sheriff Black" is a reference to his mother, Jess Black.
* He wears a single black glove, on his left hand, to hide his disfigured hand.
* Like his real-life counterpart, Sheriff Black has a facial injury from an acid attack; he wears a half-face mask to hide this injury.
* His weapon of choice is a six-shooter revolver he names 'Precious', a Colt Model 1858 Navy revolver.
	+ This weapon was a predecessor of the Colt Anaconda, AJ's weapon in the modern world.
	+ He also uses a wooden tomahawk, a reference to Edwards' weapon in the main series.
Shane ('Signing Off')

Leader of his group *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Cause of Death

Bitten on the rib by a walker *(caused)*Self-inflicted gunshot to the head to prevent reanimation *(suicide, before reanimation)*

### Series Lifespan

'And So It Begins'Going Sideways -- Signing Off

> *"If anybody is out there...if anybody has been listening to me...be safe. Keep those you care about close to you. Just...god bless you, alright. **God bless you all**. [...] Goodnight. I'm, uh...I'm **signing off**,"*
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> -- The closing minutes of Shane's broadcast, also his last words
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**Shane**is an unseen character who makes a voice-only appearance in '*And So It Begins*', the first episode of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*, and the protagonist of '*Signing Off*'. A few days after the initial outbreak, Shane finds shelter in the radio station in which he was an intern alongside some other survivors. With the undead knocking on the door, Shane and the group make a last stand, during which Shane is bitten. With his life fading away, Shane decides to send out a broadcast that proved essential to many survivors.

## Pre-Apocalypse

At some point before the outbreak, Shane became an intern at Derwent Radio Studio.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Signing Off

#### 'Signing Off'

Shane grabs a fire axe and smashes a mirror, drawing all the walkers.

### Season 1

#### 'And So It Begins'

Shane's voice can be heard on the broadcast.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Zombies *(caused)*
* Himself *(suicide, before reanimation)*

As Shane and the group make a last stand, he is bitten as the rest of the group is devoured. Making his way into the radio room, Shane launches his broadcast, giving essential information to other survivors, before shooting himself in the head.

## Killed Victims

> *"Come on you fuckers! Come get some fresh meat! COME ON!"*
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* Himself *(suicide, before reanimation)*
* Numerous counts of zombies

## Trivia

* Shane has the greatest number of solo zombie kills in a single episode, having cleared out the entire studio by himself armed with a fire axe, in a last act of defiance after being bitten.
Martin Memorial Hospital

**Martin Memorial Hospital** is a location featured in *So Help Me God*. Located between the cities of Davis and Sacramento in California, it was one of several "ground zeroes" for the outbreak on the west coast and therefore one of the most dangerous places in central California. Beneath its basement sits the Underchurch, one of the last sanctuaries for the People of the Future in post-pandemic California.
Season 7 ('New Age' Extension)

**Season 7**is the seventh season of the '*New Age'* Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It consists of five episodes and is the first season of the '*Some Kind of Something*' series.

## Credits

### Starring:

* Hope Edwards *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Six *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Denver *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Florence *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Theresa *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Parker *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Martha *(Ep. 1-5)*
Tyler Dixon

**Tyler Dixon** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*; he is also an antagonist in the '*New Age*' Extension. One of the many captives of Carter and his bandits, Tyler was rescued by the Hometown Survivors and joined them in defeating Carter. He and his brothers then journeyed with the group to Greencole, becoming a prominent member of the community. He refused to go with his group on the search for Adams Air Force Base and left with his brothers. He eventually came across Gregory David and became the commander of the Militia of the Republic of David.
Themes: Humanity

**Humanity** or **Morality** is a recurring theme in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is a complex aspect of a person's character, with traits like compassion, empathy, mercy and forgiveness often being attributed to the concept. It is very common in *The Walking Dead* universe, with characters either losing their humanity or desperately attempting to hold on to it.
The Listeners

**The Listeners** are a small group of high-ranking members of the Cult of the Man in Black appearing in the Extended Universe. Second only to the Man in Black himself, the Listeners are those that the Man in Black has deemed worthy of hearing his voice, speaking through them to those he considers unworthy of hearing his voice.
The Walking Dead: 'Last of the Veterans'

**The Walking Dead: 'Last of the Veterans'**, known in production notes as ***The Walking Dead by EDStudios 2***, is an upcoming series set parallel to the Extended Universe. It follows the adventures of Eric Edwards, son of Hope and Lucian and the great-grandson of Edwards himself, as he takes upon his great-grandfather's equipment and sets out on his Pilgrimage.

*Season 1* is a three-part miniseries, with the rest of the series occurring after *'All Is History'*.
Wolf Dam

**Wolf Dam**, called the **Wall** by the Frontiersmen, is a hydroelectric straight gravity dam on the Missouri River that appears in *Strain Zero*. The reservoir formed by the dam, Wolf Lake, is 25 miles long. In 2006, the dam became the target of the Pioneers, who established a new community on the site of Wolf Lake State Recreation Area with plans to repair the dam; such plans were put on hold when a territorial conflict began between the Pioneers, the Frontiersmen and later Delta Force. Finally deemed useless, the dam was intentionally destroyed by Ben in order to initiate the Militia's rebellion.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 4: Remake

#### "Divide"

Five years after the Pioneers settled Greencole, their restoration efforts at Wolf Dam have found them at the cusp of restarting the facility, having begun intensive work at the dam two years prior following the deadly winter that impacted the community. Several workers have chosen to live at the dam permanently, and several people from the main town journey to the facility for work when their rota calls for it.

## Inhabitants

* Ben Appleby - leader
* Jane Rhodes - head of security
* Gideon - worker
* Around twenty unnamed workers
True Teller Clan

Barnus Trent

The **True Teller Clan**, also known as **The Tellers**, are a large hostile tribe and cult in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. Originally created by Gaunter O'Kyle as part of his plot to prove the People's prophecy true, the clan were formed from numerous survivors that had become indoctrinated by O'Kyle. They serve as the primary antagonists of *Season 19*.

In the Extended Universe, it is revealed that the survivors of the Clan's assault on AAFB had fled east to the state of Delaware, settling a remote community along the Delaware River.
Six-Eyes

**Six-Eyes** *(real name unknown)* is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a high-ranking member of the lake bandits and serves as the Bandit King's right-hand-man and most loyal ally. He serves as the primary antagonist of the first half and secondary antagonist of the second half of *Season 5* and the secondary antagonist of *Season 9*.
The Teller's Medallion

> *"What is this thing? Magic?"*
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> -- Holly's comment about the power of the medallion
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**The Teller's Medallion** is a unique wolf medallion originally owned by Gaunter O'Kyle in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios.* Built out of a wolf pendant and a silver necklace, O'Kyle wore it to make himself invisible to the undead until he first encountered Edwards. Having faked his death, O'Kyle's medallion was taken by Edwards, who then passed it on to AJ. When AJ discarded the medallion before the Soap Factor Massacre and O'Kyle recovered it, he wore it as the leader of the True Teller Clan. After he killed O'Kyle, Edwards retook ownership of the medallion for the remaining months of All Out War.

After the Fear's attack on the Capital, the medallion's location was unknown, until James Edwards discovered it alongside his father's cremated remains in Upswitch, taking it on his journey to Arcadia.

## Owners

* *Gaunter O'Kyle (official)*
* Harry Edwards *(formerly)*
* Alex Junior *(formerly)*
* James Edwards *(formerly)*
* Ezekiel
* The Pilgrim

## Trivia

* O'Kyle made his unique medallion from the wolf-head pendant of his original wolf medallion and a silver necklace he took from a walker he killed that he believed would "have been smoking hot when she was living".
The Federates

Creed

Apollo

> *"Do not panic. Do not intefere. We are here to help. We are the **United States Government**!"*
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> -- The Federate's announcement, beginning their invasion
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**The** **Federates** are an organization that claims to be the continuity of the Old World federal government of the United States and styles itself the **Federal Government of the United States** as such, appearing in the original universe and the Extended Universe. Originally formed as a shadow government within the Executive Branch of the government, the Federates performed experiments on the populace of the country for decades, until the outbreak almost wiped them from the face of the earth. A contingency plan was set through the FRS, which was reborn as the Federates as they are known today.

They orchestrated the conspiracy against the Commonwealth of New Graystone, causing the West-East Coast War, and fled to a derelict oil rig after the Corps' defeat.

In the now non-canon Extended Universe, the Federates continued to strengthen, eventually launching a nation-wide invasion.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Little information is known about the Federates before the outbreak. It is believed they were founded shortly after the formation of the United States and have been the true power behind the United States government since. This continued all the way in the 21st century. The public face of the Federates was known as the Federal Rescue Services. It is widely believed and supported that the Federates had prior knowledge of the impending outbreak, or perhaps even caused it.

## Post-Apocalypse

After the outbreak, the Federates managed to seal away a vast population of pre-selected children in special bunkers. These children were forced to watch Federate propaganda, twisting them to fight their New World agenda. Over the course of generations, this agenda was solidified.

### Season 1 ('Scorpion')

> *Main Article: The Brigade*
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## Members

### Southeast Sect:

* Apollo
* Adam

#### The Brigade:

* Emily Granger
* *Creed*
* *Skullface*

### Pacific Sect:

* *Nathaniel Autumn* - former leader of the Pacific sect
* Numerous unnamed members

## Trivia

* The Federates have been described by EDStudios as *"A combination of the worst aspects of both the Corps and the Government,"*
* The FRS in both the original series, *Beyond the Grave* and '*A New World*' are confirmed to be the public army of the Federates.

* Scorpion (Groups)
* Groups (EU)
Sovia Strain

The **Sovia Strain** is a strain of the zombie pathogen that was bioengineered and released into the Republic of Sovia. This strain gives rise to a unique form of Infected different to the zombies of the rest of the world, while also overlooking the eighteen-year-old death-threshold for the vast majority of the population.
Tribes

**Tribes** are large coalitions of groups formed after the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* and the Extended Universe. However, unlike ordinary groups, the tribes of the post-apocalyptic world each had their own culture, traditions, identity and territory. Initially, most of the tribes are concentrated along the northern, western and central United States, but as the years passed the tribes began migrating east. Typically, they are a large number of cultures and communities that, for the most part, live a primitive lifestyle with their own beliefs, customs, and sometimes even language. Eduard describes tribals as "families of families".

For the most part, tribals possess a highly religious or mythologized understanding of the Old World. As such, they often prefer to live in isolated agrarian communities or as nomadic hunter-gatherers. This worldview often leads to tribals being stereotyped as backwards and uneducated. Members of tribes that do not fit these stereotypes, such as the New Banffians and the Columbian Commonwealthers, are often not regarded as tribals at all.

## Languages

An aspect of several tribes is the development of their own languages, some of the most notable of which are listed below.

### Atrian

"Atrian" originated along the east coast, among the tribals outside the Columbian Commonwealth. It is the most widespread tribal language, mostly due to its literal translations making it a relatively easy language to learn.

#### Common Phrases

 Aigel owr Raopar
 A'lek kan
 Immokhanum
 Urith sell yant

### Caeten

One of the oldest tribal languages, Caeten was developed by the first tribes of the north. It is now one of the two official languages of the Commonwealth of New Graystone, alongside English, due to the essential tribal history of the nation. It shares some words with and may have been adapted from Latin.

#### Common Words

 Alkolo
 Ave

### Morolitz

"Morolitz" is the language primarily used by the Floridan tribals, and thus is not widely used outside that region. Some members of the Asher Fleet are able to understand it.

#### Common Words

 Morvoka
 Ternitora

### Norn

The violently primitivist Norn have developed their own language, largely derived from old Anglo-Saxon Norse. Many of the words seem to be derivitives of caeten (see above).

 Mye
 Akal
The Church

**The Church**, also known as the **Northern Valley Group**,isan antagonistic group of survivors in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios.* They are a large band of raiders inhabiting the Howard Army Depot within Greencole Valley, harbouring a significant stockpile of weapons. Due to their aspirations to take over the whole valley - including Institute 04 - they served as the primary antagonists of *Season 10* and *Season 11*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The majority of the Church's members were children whose parents served in the U.S military at Howard Army Depot.

## Members

### Current

* *Sally Neil* - leader
* *Christopher Neil* - co-leader
* *Grenowich*
Trinity of Four

Lonesome Drifter

Odysseus

Ezekiel

Goldilocks

The Relic

"*Looks like we've become a trinity of four,"
 "How does that even make sense?*"
—The Drifter and The Pilgrim argue about the group's bizarre name[src]
The **Trinity of Four** are the joint protagonists of the Extended Universe. They are a small group that have banded together - through destiny or otherwise - to forge a future in the Next World and restore a semblance of balance in a world devastated by the Great Collapse. Brought together by the powers that be, the Trinity search for allies to protect the tribals of West Virginia from the savages that threaten its inhabitants.

With their mission complete, they go their separate ways, agreeing to come together again if the world ever needs them.

When the Federates began their re-formation of the US, a new Trinity consisting of the Pilgrim, Eric, the Floridan tribal Ezekiel and Goldilocks was formed to lead the forces of the Next World against them. Following failed missions in both Vegas and the Columbian, the Trinity lost Ezekiel and took refuge in the Institute of Learning. The remnants of the Trinity led a mighty company to save the Next World.

## Overview

The Trinity of Four is a group of four extraordinary individuals who have come together to preserve and protect the Next World.

## Post-Apocalypse

None of the members of the Trinity knew each other before *'All Is History'*. Eric Edwards, the descendant of the Veteran of Pain and Suffering, led a coalition of tribes called the Veteran's Legion; the Pilgrim, a member of the Children of History, travelled the country, collecting lore and stories; the Lonesome Drifter, a blind gunslinger, searched for the Woman, the Old Friend and the Warlord; and Odysseus, a former member of the Couriers, had been travelling the east coast, searching for Twisted Round. Ezekiel, one of the two new members replacing Odysseus and the Drifter, is a descendant of James Edwards and therefore of the Veteran of Pain and Suffering; and Goldilocks, once known as Hawk, is a member of the New Dawn and one of three survivors of a disastrous mission years before.

## Members

### Original Trinity

* Eric Edwards - tribal, leader of the Veteran's Legion
* The Pilgrim - storyteller, author, member of the Children of History
* Odysseus - philosopher, former member of the Couriers
* *Lonesome Drifter* - dueller, gunslinger

### New Trinity

* The Pilgrim - storyteller, author, former member of the Children of History
* Eric Edwards - tribal, leader of the Veteran's Legion
* Goldilocks - member of the New Dawn
* The Relic - leader of Prosperity and the Fracture Patriots
* *Ezekiel*

### Allies

* Layla
* Arnia
* Alycia
* Roger
* *Cyclops*
* *Man in Black*
* *Korick*
* *Mycroft*

## Killed Victims

* Numerous counts of zombies, Scorched and unnamed people

## Trivia

* EDStudios describes the Trinity as "our version of a zombie-apocalypse superhero team".
* Their name comes from the fact that there was originally three members - Eric, the Pilgrim and the Lonesome Drifter - who were joined by Odysseus.
Stanton Family

The **Stanton Family**refers to any member of the Stanton family in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*and its related universe. Some characters appear twice due to crossover appearances.

## Appearances

### EDStudios

* Drew Stanton - the husband of Becky, father of Sarah, guardian of Lawrence, grandfather of Ben
* Becky Stanton - the wife of Drew, mother of Sarah, guardian of Lawrence, grandmother of Ben
* Sarah Stanton - daughter of Drew and Becky, wife of Alex Junior, mother of Ben
* Ben Stanton - son of Sarah and AJ, grandson of Drew and Becky
* Unnamed - child of Sarah and AJ, grandchild of Drew and Becky

### The '*New Age*' Extension

* Ben Stanton - son of Sarah and AJ, grandson of Drew and Becky, half-cousin of Hope and Jacob

### 'Beyond the Grave'

* Drew Stanton - the husband of Becky, father of Sarah, guardian of Lawrence, grandfather of Ben
Season 7

‘A Quiet Voice’

‘Beaten to the Dirt’

‘Shot in the Dark’

**Season 7**, subtitled **"Fight Or Die"**,is the seventh overall season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It consists of five episodes and is followed by *Season 8.*

## Plot

*Its been several years since the group occupied Greencole, and they are ready to investigate beyond its walls. Led by Edwards, an expedition made up of the group’s best fighters and scavengers set out to scout the nearby town of Murdoch. However, the expedition gets more than they bargained for when they are captured by a group of hostile survivors and taken to an abandoned sports centre. Whilst a mysterious illness grips Greencole in its icy fingers, the expedition is forced into a series of rigged and brutal boxing matches, and they must fight their way to freedom in a burning hot ring, surrounded by the chanting of people who want to see them kicked to the dirt.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Harry Edwards *(1-5)*
* Holly Parker *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Justinas Grant *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Ben Appleby *(Ep. 1-4)*
* Drew Stanton *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Becky Stanton *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Carl McKenzie *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Leyton Jones *(Ep. 1-5)*
* 'Tinker' Tom *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Katrina *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Jimmy *(Ep. 1-5)*
* David *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Alex Junior *(Ep. 1-5)*

### Also Starring:

* Bethany *(Ep. 2-5)*
* Allie *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Tyler *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Michelle *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Grendel *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Richard *(Ep. 1-4)*
* Jackie *(Ep. 1-5)*

## Trivia

* Edwards gains his black wool-collared jacket in this season, having lost his overcoat in the previous season.
* This season features two consecutive stories: an expedition into the town of Murdoch, and a sepsis outbreak within Greencole.
	+ Carl serves as a "secondary protagonist" of this season as the scenes featuring the sepsis outbreak are centred around him.

## Behind the Scenes

* While sepsis itself is not contagious, the bacteria that cause it can be easily spread.

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
The Dark Blooded/Season 1

"*Who. Are. You?*"
—The tagline of the first season [src]

**Season 1**, subtitled **'A Different World'**, is the upcoming first season of *The Dark Blooded*. It will be released in 2021.

## Plot

*As strangers in a foreign land, a group of American tourists find themselves trapped in the Republic of Sovia. Faced with the total collapse of society, the Americans face new creatures and government forces as they seek a way out of their prison, an experience that will leave them forever changed. Faced with a different world, they will all have to answer the question...who are you?*

## Credits

### Starring

* Everett Carter
* Aksana Tsikhanouskaya
* Ethan

## Trivia

* This will be the first instalment in the series universe to consist of five episodes since the release of *Season 35* in 2018.
The Game

**"The Game"** is the upcoming fourth episode of *Season 5: Remake* of *Strain Zero*, the remake of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the twenty-ninth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*The rift between Henry and his loved ones grows wider as he is forced to honour a promise and someone goes AWOL. Nathan gambles with his new power.*

## Deaths

*To be added...*

 **Season 5: Remake** | "Blood" • "Rules" • "Dissent" • "**The Game**" • "The Coming Storm" • "Brotherhood" • "Call to Arms"
Tara Walker

## Appearances

**Tara Walker**is a main character who was born after the global outbreak in *Part 1* of '*A New World*'. She is the estranged elder brother of Aiden Walker and is, like her brother, a former member of the FRS. She is currently the leader of the Beacon Army, fighting against both the FRS and the Darkwater Militia as the two factions spread north into Kentucky.
Stephan Johnington

> *"No! I ain't gonna give you the **satisfaction** of dying for me, asshole,"*
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> -- Stephan's last words to Justinas
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**Stephan Johnington** is a main character and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a supply runner for the group. After the escape from Hometown, he forms a rivalry with Justinas and is one of the most outspoken members of the group.

## Overview

### Personality

Stephan is tough, argumentative and outspoken. He easily forms rivalries with people and often disagrees with the group.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 4

#### 'Dead Men Walking'

Stephan is dragged onto the wooden stage alongside Justinas. He is forced to his knees, when Rhodes forces Edwards to choose who should die: Stephan or Justinas. Stephan turns to Justinas and says he won't let him die in his place. Stephan shakes his head when Edwards chooses Justinas, but everyone is caught off guard when Rhodes shoots Stephan in the back of the head, killing him instantly.

#### 'Hopes and Fears'

The group bury Stephan in a field, each paying their respects.

### Season 32

#### 'Take What's Mine'

Hallucinating after being stabbed by Victor Valkyrie, Edwards follows a hallucination of Faith into a room full of hundreds of bodies, one of which is Stephan.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Bart Rhodes

Rhodes forces Edwards to make a choice between Stephan and Justinas as to who should be killed. Although Edwards tearfully chooses Justinas, Bart surprises everyone, including his own people, by shooting Stephan in the back of the head.
The Ravagers

> *"We've all come together...to **punish** you,"*
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> -- Mikhail and the Ravagers confront the group at Greencole's gates
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**The Ravagers** are a coalition of hostile survivors formed between *Season 12* and *Season 13* of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. They are a group formed from the remaining members of several of Greencole's foes:Mikhail's Faction, the Murdoch Fighters, and the Church, while also including several survivors from Hopeville. It was eventually revealed that they were brought together by Gaunter O'Kyle to drive the group to the New North. They served as the primary antagonists of *Season 13.*

## Members

### Hopeville

* Randall
* Gregory
The Wilds

River valley

An overview of the Wilds

**The Wilds**, later referred to by Edwards as the **Fatal Frontier**, is a vast, densely-forested region of Wyoming, far from the border with Montana, that serves as the setting of *The Fatal Frontier*. It is rich in resources and great in scale, while also being far from densely-populated areas before the outbreak. It is the home of two competing tribes: the pagan primitivists known as the Norn and the more isolated and subjugated Heathens.
Tannerson

**Tannerson** is an antagonist and a survivor of the outbreak in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. He is a member of the New World Warriors biker gang and the leader of the chapter that became trapped in Greencole Valley by a herd. Faced with starvation, Tannerson led his group in adopting cannibalism to survive, preying on any settlers who came into the valley. This brought his group into conflict with the Greencole Group, who wiped out the chapter as revenge for the deaths of several of their members. Tannerson serves as the primary antagonist of *Season 6*.
The Better World

**'The Better World'** is the twenty-second and final installment in Phase 5 of the Extended Universe. It is the final chronological episode in the series' universe, bringing the series to an end.

## Plot

*The long-running series comes to an epic conclusion, as Eric, the Pilgrim, Goldilocks and the Relic lead the army they have assembled in the final battle for the future of the world.*

## Synopsis

Many years later, an elderly Mycroft chops wood in a field. Exhausted, he takes a break and glances over at a house on a hill, where his family is having dinner. He looks over the fields and smiles. His smile doesn't last long when he sees a figure come over the hill. He prepares to defend himself before dropping the axe upon seeing the figure's face. They are revealed to be Bill Billion.

Eric opens the envelope and discovers it is a postcard from far away. He smiles and turns it. A single word is written on the back: "Helen". Eric chuckles lightly before the scene cuts to black.

## Deaths

* The One Upstairs
* Mycroft
* Several hundred thousand Federate soldiers

## Trivia

* First (and last) appearance *(in EU continuity)* of Bill Billion
* First (and last) appearance of Bethany Edwards
* First (and last) appearance of Harry Edwards II
* Last appearance of Eric Edwards
* Last appearance of the Pilgrim
* Last appearance of Goldilocks
* Last appearance of the Relic
* Last appearance of Layla Edwards
* Last appearance of Odysseus
* Last appearance of Elk Dog
* Last appearance of Mycroft
* Last appearance of Arnia
* Last appearance of Alycia
* Last appearance of Roger
* Last appearance of The One Upstairs
* Last appearance of Harry Edwards *(hallucination)*
* This episode is by far the longest in the entire series.
Thy Seeking Romuli

**Thy Seeking Romuli** are a tribal group appearing in *Chronicles Season 3: 'The Pilgrimage'* and in flashbacks in *Lonesome Road*. Considering themselves gypsies, they take in wayward children and refugees and train them in their ways, which include teachings in alchemy, combat and rituals involving herbs and toxins, transforming young children into Romuli. Thy Seeking Romuli believe that humans evolved from wolves and firmly believe in a animalistic way of life. Those younglings that have survived their trials are forced out of the tribe and onto their Path.
Six

### Occupation

Former farm hand for Veteran Ranch *(Post-apocalypse)*Former member of the New Graystone Military *(Post-apocalypse)*

Supply runner and recruiter for Freedomtown *(Post-apocalypse)*

### Family

Unnamed - father *(deceased)*Unnamed - mother *(deceased)*

Four unnamed siblings *(deceased)*

### Cause of Death

Head bashed repeatedly with a mace by Damien Blake

### Series Lifespan

'The Heart's Desire' -- 'The Strong'

> *"I'm saving that last bullet for **myself**,"*
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> - Six to Denver, echoing Hope's advice
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**Six**is the former deuteragonist of the '*New Age*' Extension of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. The sixth of eight unnamed children, Six was rescued from walkers after his parents and siblings were devoured. He was allowed by the Veteran to stay and work on Veteran Ranch and he became the best friend of Hope Edwards. He served as a farm hand before heading out with Hope and Florence on a pilgrimage to find the Veteran's last secret.

After Florence was kidnapped, he journeyed with Hope and Denver to New York to rescue her, and he became an accomplished fighter and recruiter at Freedomtown, where he remained until his death at the hands of Damien Blake. His horrible death inspired Hope and the people of Freedomtown to rally against the Patriots.

## Overview

### Personality

Six is an optimistic and loyal young man who uses his trauma to fuel his will to survive.

## Post-Apocalypse

### Season 1

#### 'The Heart's Desire'

Hope, Jacob and their grandfather investigate a disturbance on the ranch; they discover a pair of married workers have committed suicide, reanimated and subsequently devoured their children. After putting the walkers down, they discover another child hiding in the straw. Hope asks him his name; the boy replies with "Six,", as he was the sixth of his devoured siblings. Her grandfather demands that the boy is allowed to stay on the ranch under his care.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Hope Edwards *(indirectly caused)*
* Damien Blake

In order to force Hope into submission, Damien uses her weapon to beat Six to death in front of her, choosing him over Florence because of his defiance.

## Relationships

### Hope Edwards

> *"Hey, I got your back for as long as you've got mine,"*
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Hope and Six are best friends and this has been shown on many occasions.

### Florence

> *"You're pretty good at this job, for a child,"*
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> -- **Florence teases Six whilst looking for people to bring back to Freedomtown**
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Florence and Six are initially sceptical of each other - Florence because of Six's age, Six because of Florence's brashness - but their relationship has steadily repaired to the point of a sibling-like bond.

## Trivia

* Six is so-named because he is the sixth of eight children.
* It was hinted that either Six or Florence would not survive the seventh season.
	+ It was revealed in the season finale that the victim chosen was Six.
* He is the youngest character in the '*New Age*' Extension to kill anyone.
* Six's weapon of choice is a Dan Wesson 715 revolver.
	+ This weapon is currently in the possession of Damien Blake.
The Caregiver

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See the revelent article for his appearance in the main series, his crossover appearance in '*Beyond the Grave*' or his non-canon appearance in '*The Lost Chapters*'

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## Biographical Information

### Age

17 (Season 2)41 (Season 22)

67 (Season 4)

### Occupation

Former co-leader of the Capital (Post-apocalypse)Former leader of the Couriers (Post-apocalypse)

### Family

unnamed mother (deceased)Connor Stanton – brother (undead)

Becky Stanton – wife (deceased)

Sarah Stanton – daughter (deceased)

Ben Stanton – grandson (alive)

Evie Stanton – great-granddaughter (alive)

### Residence

Greencole (2015-2025)The Capital (2026-2034)

Fairbanks (2038-2042)

Oklahoma (2043)

Transitory (2043-post-2066)

## Appearances

> *"...he got lives in him, hard to kill. Storms, bullets... sand and wind, yet still he **walked**,"*
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> -- Odysseus about the Caregiver
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**The Caregiver**was the original founder and leader of the Couriers and a character mentioned in '*Apocalypse Survival Guide*'. A close friend of the Veteran of Pain and Suffering, he was responsible for creating the nation-wide charity known as the Couriers and, therefore, is responsible for keeping hundreds of communities and settlements alive with much-needed supplies. The Caregiver briefly returned to his former home - the Commonwealth - before leaving his past far behind to live out the rest of his life helping others and expanding the Couriers into the nation-wide group that they are shown to be in the Extended Universe.

Post-2063, not much is known about him, although it is most likely he remained as leader of the Couriers until his death, a few years before the centennial of the death of the Old World. His organisation, the Couriers, continue their mission to this day, and statues of him are present in many communities that he spent his later years supporting out of no benefit for himself.

## Background

> *"Have you ever met a good man? They've been in short supply since the death of the Old World. But there have been a few, but fewer were better than the man known as the Caregiver. This good man created the Couriers; yes, that charity that deliver supplies to the communities that need them, simply out of common decency. The Caregiver himself is remembered as a damaged man who turned to helping others because he had lost everyone he loved; however, a man searching for a reason to live resulted in the birth of one of the most essential organisations in the country. May the Caregiver rest in peace. Goddamn does he deserve it,"*
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> -- The Pilgrim in the '*Apocalypse Survival Guide*'
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The Walking Dead: 'Apocalypse Survival Guide'

***The Walking Dead: 'Apocalypse Survival Guide'*** is a British-American post-apocalyptic horror series that constitutes part of the Extended Universe. It follows The Pilgrim, a member of the Children of History, as she explores the lore and history of the Old and New World, using her book, the eponymous Apocalypse Survival Guide, as a framing device. In the process, the Pilgrim inevitably ends up helping those in need.

*Volume 1* explores the numerous societies that formed after the outbreak, including several tribes, including the Couriers; *Volume 2* explores several cities, including Las Vegas and Chicago; and *Volume 3* explores the journey of the Veteran of Pain and Suffering, from the exodus from Greencole to the founding of the Commonwealth.
Themes: Amputations

**Amputation** is a recurring theme in *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the loss of body parts due to various causes.

## Occurrences

### EDStudios

* Kyle Mitchell cuts off Ashleigh's bitten arm. ('Friend Or Foe')
* Harry cuts off Sarah's leg after she is bitten. ('A Long Road Ahead')
* Harry shoots off most of Francis' left earlobe. ('Around All Corners')
* During their battle in the boathouse, Edwards cuts off Francis' right hand. ('All That Remains')
* Alex is forced to cut off his left hand after a reanimated Jess bites him. ('All That Remains')
* Bart Rhodes shoots out Justinas' eye. ('Dead Men Walking')
* Shadowman severs Ace's right hand during their fight, shortly before Ace is devoured by walkers.
* After being bitten in the sewers, Edwards is forced to cut off his ear. ('This Sorrowful Life')
* Berto severs Abigail's hand during her battle with him. ('Fear the Hunter')
* Eden bashes Edwards' bitten forearm nearly to pieces, leading to Edwards amputating his ruined, bitten arm. ('Of Pain and Suffering')
* Thomas Granger begins amputating Hope's leg with his baseball bat after she is bitten before the rest of the group perform the procedure properly. ('The Calm Before')
Season 8

‘Misery and Sin’

‘All For One’

‘One For All’

**Season 8**, subtitled **"Only the Few"**,is the eighth season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios*. It is the fifth season of the'*Miles We Walk*' series.

## Plot

*Greencole is at its peak. After all the struggle, the Greencole group has built up their*
*home into a sustainable settlement, one which they could live within for*
*several more years. The crops are healthy, the water is pure and pumped from*
*the lake, and there are enough medical supplies to last for years. Edwards is*
*content, and life is gentle once more. Then suddenly the water is dirty and*
*the crops are poisoned. There is a traitor within Greencole. Whoever they are needs*
*to be stopped, and, with his trust of his fellow survivors at a strain, Edwards must uncover the Greencole Saboteur…before Greencole is destroyed from within.*

## Credits

### Starring:

* Harry Edwards *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Holly Parker *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Justinas Grant *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Ben Appleby *(Ep. 1-4)*
* Drew Stanton *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Becky Stanton *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Carl McKenzie *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Leyton Jones *(Ep. 1-5)*
* 'Tinker' Tom *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Katrina *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Jimmy *(Ep. 1-5)*
* David *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Alex Junior *(Ep. 1-5)*

### Also Starring:

* Bethany *(Ep. 2-5)*
* Allie *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Tyler *(Ep. 1-5)*
* Michelle *(Ep. 1-5)*

### Co-Starring:

* Luke
* Brandon
* Lee
* Harry
* Stuart
* Carolynn

## Deaths

* Stuart
* Brandon
* David
* Ben

## Trivia

* This season has the least amount of deaths, with a total of four.
	+ *Season 8* also has the fewest main character deaths: David and Ben.
* This is the only season with a single antagonist.

 **Season 15: A Last Showdown** | "The Final Stand"
The Living ('End of Days')

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## The Living

### Notable Members

AprilSebastian Monroe

Zara

Joseph

### Location

RiverpathLiving Camp

Numerous camps

### Series Lifespan

'Amongst The Tombstones' -- Present

> *"I'm not mad. I saw it with my own eyes...an oppo with an axe...bludgoned my brother's face to pieces...its them. From that community. They're the ghosts of those people...come back to haunt us,"*
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> -- A member of the Michigan Militia about his encounter with The Living
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**The Living** is a large network of survivors originally from the Riverpath community in *Season 4* of *LoreTale's End of Days*. Led by Kyle Ford, the group formed from the survivors of the Michigan Militia's attack on Riverpath. Unable to launch an all-out counterattack on the Militia, the Living instead wear lurker skin in order to blend in with and travel in herds of the undead, enabling them to pull off ambushes. In addition to living in the ruins of Riverpath, the Living also occupies several camps in the swamps.

Their name - The Living - comes from the Militia's superstition that the group are the vengeful spirits of those who died in Riverpath. Later, when the Michigan Militia was defeated, the Living became antagonists, following their leader Ol' Dead Eyes to wreak havoc on the world.

## Members

* Kyle Ford - leader
* April
* Sebastian Monroe
* Zara
* Joseph

## Trivia

* The Living will make a return as the primary antagonists of '*A New World': Part 2*.
Smith & Wesson Model 29

The **Smith & Wesson Model 29** is a six-shot, double-action revolver chambered for the .44 Magnum cartridge and manufactured by the U.S. company Smith & Wesson. It was made famous by and is still most often associated with the fictional character "Dirty" Harry Callahan from the Dirty Harry series of films starring Clint Eastwood.

The Model 29 was offered with 3", 4", 5", 6", 6½", 8⅜" and, later, 10⅝" barrel lengths as standard models. Other barrel lengths were available either by special order from Smith & Wesson's Custom Shop or custom built by gunsmiths. The 5" barreled variant had a full length under-lug. Finish options available included a highly polished blued or nickel-plated surface.

In the series, it is the favoured weapon of Kyle Ford in *End of Days*.