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You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown/Credits

## Opening

**Written by**
Charles M. Schulz

## Ending

**Directed by:**
Bill Melendez

**Produced by:**
Lee Mendelson
and
Bill Melendez

**Original Music Composed
and Performed by**
Vince Guaraldi

**Music Supervision by**
John Scott Trotter

**Graphic Blandishment:**
Ed Levitt
Dean Spille
Bernard Gruver
Evert Brown
Frank Smith
Carole Barnes
Ellie Bogardus
Phil Roman
Bob Carlson
Bill Littlejohn
Don Lusk
Sam Jaimes
Al Pabian
Beverly Robbins
Manon Washburn
Adele Lenhart
Dawn Smith
Carla Washburn
Eleanor Warren
Faith Kovaleski
Joanne Lansing
Joice Lee Marshall
Debbie Zamora

**Voices**
Charlie Brown - Chad Webber
Lucy - Robin Kohn
Linus - Stephen Shea
Sally - Hilary Momberger
Russell - Todd Barbee

**Edited by:**
Robert T. Gillis
Charles McGann
Rudy Zamora

**Recording:**
**Voices:** Radio Recorders  •  Coast Recorders
**Music:** Wally Heider Recording
**Mix:** Producers' Sound Service

**Camera:**
Dickson-Vasu

In cooperation with
United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
and
Charles M. Schulz Creative Development Corp.
Warren Lockhart, President

THE END
"You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown"

Copyright © 1972 United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
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The Ironbloods

**The Ironbloods** are a Lich Slayer party led by Davon Steel and formerly led by Hames.

Each Ironblood member has a tattoo which resembles an Anvil with a droplet. As well as this tattoo, a majority of the members wear similar clothing such as leather jackets.

### **Members**

* Davon Steel (Leader)
* Ubopp (Missing)
* Gukati Terro
* Jitek
The Mayflower Voyagers/Credits

## Opening

**Created by**
Charles M. Schulz

**Executive Producer:**
Lee Mendelson

**Produced by**
Bill Melendez

## Ending

**Written by**
Charles M. Schulz
and
Lee Mendelson

**Music:**
Ed Bogas

**Voices**
Erin Chase
Brandon Stewart
Brittany Thornton
Erica Gayle
Jason Mendelson
Frank Welker
Gregg Berger
Chris Collins
Tani Powers
Sean Mendelson
Bill Melendez

**Designed by**
Leonardo Moran
Lynette Nuding
Darrell Rooney
Dean Spille

**Animation by**
Steve Wahl
Leslie Gorin
Al Pabian
Barrie Nelson
Larry Leichliter
Dick Horn
Arthur Humberstone
Sam Fleming
Burt Medall
Joe Roman
Bob Matz
Istvan Majoros
Bill Hajee
Craig Clark

**Checking:**
Eve Fletcher
Janette Hulett
Cynthia Goode
Barbara Donatelli

**Ink & Paint Supervision:**
Jane Gonzales

**Ink & Paint:**
Joanne Lansing
Emalene Seutter
Lee Guttman
Myrna Gibbs
Teale Wang
Patricia Capozzi
Catherine Simmons
Cookie Tricarico
Christina Long
Mickey Kreyman
Colene Gonzales
Peggy Gregory
Joan Pabian
Barbara Hiestand
Meling Pabian
Virginia Tucker
Veronica Halmos
Joyce Frey

**Editing:**
Chuck McCann
Warren Taylor
Gordon Brenner

**Production Manager:**
Carole Barnes

**Production Assistants:**
Carol Neal
Nina Skahan
Joanna Loccisano
Glenn Mendelson
Kristy Mendelson

**Camera:** Nick Vasu
**Dubbing:** Universal City Studios
**Voice Recording:** Buzzy's Recording Services
**Music Recording:** Russian Hill Recording
**Color:** Technicolor

**Thanks to**
Plymouth Plantation
Plymouth, MA

A Lee Mendelson-Bill Melendez Production
in association with
Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates
and
United Media Productions

THE END
"This is America, Charlie Brown"
"The Mayflower Voyagers"

Copyright © 1988 United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
The Mayflower Voyagers

**"The Mayflower Voyagers"** is the first episode of *This Is America, Charlie Brown*. It first aired on CBS on October 21, 1988.

This episode is more frequently aired than any other in the series, due to airing alongside *A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving* annually on ABC since 2008.

## Plot

It was September 6, 1620. The Mayflower had been built to honorable citizens of England. The city was home to 102 people. Seventy men and woman, 32 children, one dog and one bird aboard the ship and set sail across the ocean. The sail was put on and it sailed away to New England. The first weeks have favoral winds. The pilgrims had a big responsibility to look after the cleaning. A few hours later, they had to cross the storm on the way across the ocean. Charlie Brown and Linus are not feeling well. Everybody said to them that they are about half way there. The storms become so violent to make either short sails or no sails at all, which keeps it from ripping apart.

Meanwhile, John Howland falls off the Mayflower and finally gets rescued safe and sound. Lucy wonders what the yelling was. Linus said that the people saved John who blew him overboard. The other problem is they have to go back to England before it's too late. The storm had damaged one of the beams into half. Later on the beam was fixed and they finally got out of the storm. They reopened the sail and the Mayflower continued sailing across. One person misses his grandparents so much. Charlie Brown is not so sure that they are going to make it across the ocean. Lucy has to do complaints about the trip. Later on, they saw land ahead. Everybody was excited that they finally made it across the ocean.

## Trivia

* This episode is a rare occasion on which Peppermint Patty and Marcie wear dresses instead of their usual shirt-and-pants outfits, and the only time in the entirety of *This Is America, Charlie Brown*.
* This is the only episode of *This Is America, Charlie Brown* to air on ABC.
Cursed Baby

## **Overview**

Cursed Baby (Проклятый малыш in Russian) is a baby that is unlocked by obtaining three curses in one Run.

Cursed Baby doesn't deal damage and spawns a heart every 30-40s. The worth of said heart is dependent on the number of curses that are currently active during the Run:

 1 Curse
 2 Curses
 3 Curses

## Strategy

Cursed Baby is initially an underwhelming Heart Spawner compared to the others, being outclassed by even Lil C.H.A.D. if there are no curses in effect. This downside is completely negated once curses are in effect. As more curses are put into effect, Cursed Baby retains it's low cost, causing it to quickly increase in quality throughout a run. With 3 curses in effect, Cursed Baby completely outclasses Double Baby due to Cursed Baby's lower cost and higher production rate. This allows for players to have a much faster setup during the beginning of a level and allow for the more frequent use of higher cost babies during Hard Mode and Loops.

Due to how varied the impact of a curse can be on a run, it is recommended to buy a Black Candle as soon as possible to use as a safety net incase a curse is not worth the benefits from Cursed Baby.

Overall, Its is a weak early game baby but quickly becomes one of the strongest babies during the late game. Its low cost and high heart yield makes Cursed Baby one of, if not, the most reliable source of hearts for late game Runs or Loops.

## Trivia

* Cursed Baby is a reference to the familiar/enemy Lil Haunt/Lil' Haunt from The Binding of Isaac.
* Cursed Baby's purple eyes and curse based gimmick may also be a reference to the "Haunt Cards" from The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls.
Items

**Items** are game modifiers that can be acquired to gain an advantage during a run.

There are 2 types of items in-game: Active and Passive. Passive items affect the game after obtaining them, and there is no limit on how many can be in effect. Active items must be activated and have a cooldown (with the exception of Candy Heart), and unlike passive items, only one can be chosen to be equipped during a level.

There are 49 Items in the game, 46 of which are unlocked from the start. Every boss killed rewards the player with a choice beetwen two random active items, and afterwards passive items can be acquired in the shop.

The price of an item depends on its quality, priced at either 33 or 99 coins if it is tier 1 or tier 2 respectively. Items in shop can be cursed, they have purple light, cost less (Tier 2 items cost only 33%, Tier 1 items are free), and give a random curse after purchase.

The only 3 unlockable items are Eye of Greed, Sharp Plug and Blanket.

## Shop

To obtain any Passive Items you need to use the Shop. You can buy from the shop when you've collected coins such as Pennies (1), Nickels (5) or Dimes (10).

You can get coins to buy items with by saving Chargers (1 penny for each charger saved, 1 nickel on rooms before bosses), Some ways of obtaining coins include, destroying Poop and Golden Poop, killing Bosses (33 pennies for killing each boss), killing enemies with Greed Value, killing Golden Champions, or by saving Lost Soul.

There are two different types of passive items you can get, Quality 1 items which cost 33 coins and Quality 2 items which cost 99 coins. If you have the Steam Sale, quality 1 items will cost 22 coins and quality 2 items will cost 66 coins. You can buy all items in the shop as long as you have enough coins, but after seeing those items in the shop, you won't see them again anymore from new shops.

Starting from v0.2.0.0, there is a chance that the Quality 2 item costs 33 cents instead of 99. But, when that item is bought, you will get one of the 5 curses in-game.

If you have lost any Chargers, Charger Replacement Token will also appear in shop to the far right. If you have seen all items in the shop then it won't appear anymore, however if you lost any of your Chargers at any point, it will appear again, allowing you to buy this item. You are allowed to buy more than one as long as the previous one has been used up.

If you have gained any Curses, Black Candle will also appear in the shop, to the far left. This item appear after you have any type of curse and won't disappear unless all curses are gone, you have gotten no curses, or you haven't used your previously bought Black Candle up yet. You are allowed to buy more than one as long as the previous one has been used up.
Naturally spawning structures added

**Naturally spawning structures added**

On July 3, 2020, Ginjeet added naturally spawning structures to the server. In new chunks, players can find villages, desert temples, ocean monuments, strongholds, mineshafts and nether fortresses. WhitePuca is credited as the first player to find a village on CPE.

Message #naturally-spawning-structures-added
Annarost

**Annarost**, also known as the **City of Dancing Lights**, is a fortified, bustling, and cosmopolitan city in western Colva. Annarost is the capital of the Kingdom of Cadmus and is regarded as the center of Cadmeian culture.

## Society

### Races

Humans (dominant)Dwarves, Goliath (minority)

Halflings, gnomes, Half-elves, Half-orcs (enclaves)

Elves, Kobolds, Dragonborn, Kenku (groups)

Goblinoids, Tabaxi, Tieflings (individuals)

Orc, Triton, Celestials (singular)

## Geography

The city is situated on the western banks of the tip of the King's Cape, the peninsular region of the kingdom surrounded by the crescent-shaped Mayarsea.

## Government

Annarost is ruled by King Cabiros, the Fair, who also serves as the duke of the duchy of the same name. Control of the city, including command of the guard, city watch, and other functions of law is left to Lady Mayor Kenna Maidenknight.

Law in the city comes from the King as well as a council of alders made up of various nobles with influence in the city and surrounding region.

## Defenses

**Obelis Keep**, a restored Myran keep that serves as the stronghold of the Obelis lineage of rulers.

## Notable Locations

***Church of the Inspiriting Flight.*** The clerics to Bahamut here dutifully dispense healing and medicine for benefactions or in exchange for good works in the name of justice. The Dragonborn high priests here are some of the few clerics in the Kingdom capable of casting *Raise Dead*. Most nobles and wealthy adventurers are also aware that strong clerics are capable of casting *Resurrection*, but the priests are famously reluctant to offer such services.

***The Docks***. Annarost is home to the largest inland port in the Three Duchies. The docks of the city are the base of operations for a host of merchants, traders, and adventuring companies and various crafting guilds.

***Inner City***.

### Nearby cities

* Sombarr, a week's travel to the west (on foot) along the Builder's Road.
* Colville, 10 days travel to the east along the southern coast of the Mayarsea.
* Cragwatch Keep, just over 10 days travel to the southwest.

## Appendix

### References

1. ↑ Whether by decree of the Lord Dragon himself or due to the costs and rarity of material involved is unclear, and polite folk are rarely willing to ask more of the priests of Bahamut.
It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown/Version Differences

## General

* The version of the show broadcast on CBS from the late 1970s to 2000 (before it went to ABC in 2001) shortens most of the trick-or-treat scene. It cuts from the children yelling "Trick or treat, money or eats!" to Lucy saying "Trick or treat" right before the third round of "I got a rock". Some broadcasts of this version (the 1986 broadcast, for example) were also time-compressed.
* When ABC assumed the rights of *It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown* an edited version was made to fit in a 21-22 minute time show. Two scenes were cut: the football gag between Charlie Brown and Lucy, and the scene with Snoopy dancing to Schroeder's World War I-era piano music.
* From at least 2007 onwards, ABC also aired the unedited version along with an edited version of *You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown,* only slightly cutting the transition music after Linus sets up shop in the pumpkin patch.

## Credits

* The show was originally sponsored by Coca-Cola and (eventually) Dolly Madison. Their sponsor tags are edited out of future reruns and all home video releases.
Chronology

*After the shattering of the Eternal Jewel*

## The Age of Giants

*The time of the Ordning and its fall; when Giants ruled the world and made war with Dragons*

## The First Flourishing

*When the Kingdoms of Dwarves and the Elven Realms spread throughout the world; when the Human race first comes into being*

### Starts: 54,001 BTB

**45,800 BTB (approx.)** The corruption of Clan Duergar

## The Second Flourishing

### Starts: 32,001 BTB

**15,303 BTB** The Year of Spilled Blood (Mond becomes a battle ground in the eternal Blood War)
Rumors

## Empyrean Treasure

* *Inspiration:* Intro sequence to National Treasure
* Hoard of gold, equipment, and magical resources collected over the course of mortal history.
* As clashing giants, dragons, ancient elves and dwarves, and ancient humans (including the Imperium Mirabellus) meet and defeat one another, they captured this growing pool of treasure.
* Masonic-esque group of pre-modern humans (The Circle?) uncover the hoard and decide it is much too powerful for any one power, and would upset the delicate balance of existence.
Fortuna

Fortuna is the wary but proud captain of The Quick Fortune.

## Description

### Appearance

Fortuna's gaunt face is punctuated by sharp cheekbones. He has dull red eyes that seem to glitter in the moonlight when he steers his ship.

Fortuna has alabaster pale skin and is never seen without a well-worn burlap hood wrapped tightly around his head. Otherwise, he wears typical captain's garb consisting of a long salt-weathered coat and leather boots. The buttons on his coat appear to be made of ancient coins (obols, perhaps?)

### Talent

A near supernatural ability to navigate his ship through any weather, water, or witchcraft.

### Useful Knowledge

If it is on or near the water, Fortuna knows how to get there.

## Personality

### Flaws/Secrets

Though typically wary of others, he is quick to lose his cool when his seamanship is challenged.

Fortuna is secretly a merrenoloth who fled to the material plane in a bid to escape the Blood War.

## History

### Bond

Fortuna would rather die than lose his ship.
Ghost Baby

## **Overview**

Ghost Baby (*Призрачный малыш* in Russian) is a baby that is unlocked by default.

Ghost Baby shoots tears that deal moderate damage and pierce up to two enemies or obstacles.

Mr. Shy's mask can not be pierced by Ghost Baby's tears, making Mr. Shy somewhat of a counter against Ghost Baby, as it can protect the enemies behind it for a long time.

## **Strategy**

While not being the best choice against bulky enemies, Ghost Baby provides great crowd-control against groups of weaker enemies, such as Gapers and Flies.

Ghost Baby's tears pass through various obstacles such as poops or ice, making it a good counter against any enemy that can freeze babies.

Paschal Candle and Multidimensional Baby help boosting Ghost Baby's damage to defeat heavier enemies.

## Trivia

* Ghost Baby is a reference to the item (Ghost Baby) from The Binding of Isaac.
	+ In the original game, Ghost Baby's tears can't pierce enemies, only obstacles.
The Order

**The Order**, formerly founded as the **The Order of the VI** is the main party that is following in Options. It is a party that was formed slightly before the "Bvadar Incident" and is currently led by Brognaelfirenkir Thirkandaerd IV.

### **Members**

* Brognaelfirenkir Thirkandaerd IV
* Larkes Heinberg
* Xavier Bell
* Aleyla Jukal (And Toto)
* Akira Harukami (Left)
* Shauthan Enttham (Missing)
* Cusath (Deceased)
* Cypher Sites (Deceased)
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving/Credits

## Opening

**Written and Created by**
Charles M. Schulz

## Ending

**Directed by:**
Bill Melendez
and
Phil Roman

**Produced by:**
Lee Mendelson
and
Bill Melendez

**Music Composed and Performed by**
Vince Guaraldi

**Music Supervision**
John Scott Trotter

**Graphic Blandishment**
Bernard Gruver
Ed Levitt
Dean Spille
Evert Brown
Frank Smith
Don Lusk
Bob Carlson
Bill Littlejohn
Bror Lansing
Sam Jaimes
Al Pabian
Carole Barnes
Beverly Robbins
Eleanor Warren
Faith Kovaleski
Manon Washburn
Joice Lee Marshall
Adele Lanhart
Carla Washburn
Chandra Poweris
Joanne Lansing

**Voices**
Charlie Brown - Todd Barbee
Lucy - Robin Kohn
Linus - Stephen Shea
Sally - Hilary Momberger
Peppermint Patty - Christopher DeFaria
Marcie - Jimmy Ahrens
Franklin - Robin Reed

**Edited by:**
Bob Gillis
Chuck McCann
Rudy Zamora

**Recording:**
**Voices:** Radio Recorders  •  Coast Recorders
**Music:** Wally Heider Recording
**Mix:** Producers' Sound Service

**Camera:**
Dickson-Vasu

**Production Manager:**
Bob Gillis

In cooperation with
United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
and
Charles M. Schulz, Creative Associates
Warren Lockhart, President

THE END
"A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving"

Copyright © 1973 United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
It's the Pied Piper, Charlie Brown/Credits

## Opening

**Created by**
Charles M. Schulz

**Produced by**
Lee Mendelson
and
Bill Melendez

**Music Arranged,
Conducted, and Performed by**
David Benoit

**Overseas Supervision**
Leonardo Moran

**Color by**
Dean Spille

**Directed by**
Bill Melendez

## Ending

**Written by**
Charles M. Schulz

**Music Arranged, Conducted, and Performed by**
David Benoit

**Voices**
Charlie Brown - Quinn Beswick
Sally - Ashley Edner
Lucy - Rachael Davey
The Mayor - Frank Welker
Interviewer - Neil Ross
First Woman - Pat Musick
Secretary - Joan van Ark
Snoopy and Woodstock - Bill Melendez

**Casting**
Sandy Arnold

**Design by**
Ken Walker
Leo Moran
Dean Spille
Sam Fleming

**Hollywood Production**

**Production Manager**
Carole Barnes

**Overseas Supervision**
Leonardo Moran

**Checking**
Jane Gonzales

**Post-Productio Coordinator**
Warren Taylor

**Dubbing**
Zap Studios

**Voice Recording**
Buzzy's Recording Services

**Music Recording**
29th Street Studios
Torrance, CA

**Video Post-Production**
Complete Post

**Production Associates**
Carol Neal
Joanna Coletta
Cookie Tricarico
Glenn Mendelson
Kristy Mendelson

**London Production**

**Producer**
Mike Wallis

**Supervising Director**
Richard Ollive

**Production Coordinator**
Steve Melendez

**Animation**
Peter Arthy
Terry Castellani
Keith Greig
Reginald Lodge
Geoff Loynes
Richard Ollive
Steve Palmer

**Production Manager**
Gary Knowelden

**Compositing Supervisor**
Damian Costelloe

**Compositing**
Damiane Rogers
Graeme Natrass

**Digital Color Supervision**
Chris Rayment

**Digital Coloring**
Tony Constantinides
Javier Gallego
Kieren Murtagh
Graeme Natrass
Chris Rayment
Damiene Rogers

**Editor**
Lorna Hardy

A Lee Mendelson-Bill Melendez Production
in association with
Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates
and United Media Productions

THE END
"It's the Pied Piper, Charlie Brown"

Copyright © 2000 United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
Peanuts © United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
The Matter of Colva Wiki

**In Colva, even the mighty fear the dead of winter.**It has been over a thousand years since Austras, the Tyrant nearly covered the world in pitch-black frost. Though he was defeated by heroes of old, the world of mortals is far from escaping his icy grip. When winter descends from the frozen hell of Mondcania and the howls of the ancient giants dominate the air, remnants of the Tyrant's armies surge forth to lay waste to the cities and kingdoms in the lands that he once claimed.

When The Cold Embrace weakens, new heroes flock to the Three Duchies. Whether they set out seeking treasures, to test their mettle against mighty beasts, or to delve ancient depths and uncover fantastic artifacts - their victories and defeats are inexorably tied to the fate of all of Mond.

## Excerpts from the Encyclopedia Mondicus

The Cold EmbraceThe Tally of BazenThe GodsAnnarostCabiros, the FairThe Three Duchies

**Quick Access**
* General Assumptions (Meta)
* Getting Started (Session 0)
* Atlas Mondicus
* Arcane Compendium
* Player Characters
The Tally of Bazen

The Tally of Bazen (abbreviated TB, or referred to as The Tally) is the accounting of dates, as passed down to mortals by the deity, Bazen. While the Tally is a primarily lunar calendar, it also corresponds to the revolution of Mond around Orpelor. One full year under the Tally corresponds to twelve full lunar cycles and one revolution around the sun.

The Tally of Bazen is used almost universally in calendar-keeping societies throughout Colva. However, the names of months, certain days, and holidays differ between cultures. Despite these differences, the overall structure of the calendar, including the dates of holidays, remains consistent. This consistency is largely due to the mechanical consistency of the extended phases of Mayarun on which the holidays are based.

## Months and weeks

The months of the year, including their holidays, are as follows:

1. Mored
2. Mayared
3. Cadmus (The Feast of the Crown, on New Moon)
4. Bazend (The Festival of Fire, on Full Moon)
5. Tapell
6. Pelord
7. Corell
8. Tofell (Shakinghands, on Full Moon; quadrennially, Blue Moon)
9. Korvadin
10. Azmod (The Rites of Asmodeus, on New Moon)
11. Dormayared
12. Canor (Frostivus, on Full Moon)

Months consist of four weeks corresponding to a phase of Mayarun, each with seven days. Weeks are referred to by the phase which occurs on the Moonsday of that week. The first week in a month is referred to as New Moon, then Waxing Half, Full Moon, and finally, Waning Half.

## Days and holidays

In Colva, the days are Moonsday, Torgsday, Midsday, Kordsday, Kingsday (or Queensday, when the ruling leader is female; though some regions use variations); and two Restdays (First and Second Restday).

There are 341 normal days in a year, with five holidays falling on special days when moon phases extend for an additional day, always between the previous Second Restday and the Moonsday of that week. These holidays are The Feast of the Crown (on the Full Moon of Cadmus), The Festival of Fire (on the New Moon of Bazend), Shakinghands (on the Full Moon of Tofell), The Rites of Asmodeus (on the Full Moon of Azmod), and The Festival of Frostivus (on the New Moon of Canor).

Every four years, the Festival of Shakinghands becomes the two-day Blue Moon holiday. On this special holiday, the moon appears in a Full Moon phase for three straight days (the two holidays and the Moonsday) with a deep sapphire hue.
Brother Bobby

## **Overview**

Brother Bobby (*Братик Бобби* in Russian) is a starting baby.

Brother Bobby shoots normal tears that deal 20 damage about every 3 seconds. His tears can be set on fire by  Paschal Candle or duplicated by  Multidimensional Baby, which allows them to deal more damage.

## **Strategy**

Due to him being the second cheapest attacking Baby (beaten in price only by the  Imp), Brother Bobby is easily spammable.

His main use during a run is reliable and cheap firepower, but he will generally be outclassed by other attacking babies later in the game (or even early in the game, if you get a lucky first pick).

While B. Bobby has some notable synergies with other babies, such as Multidimensional Baby and Paschal Candle (the latter of which will increase his damage by over double its normal amount), it's generally better to use more effective attacking babies than focus on these synergies; other babies can get similar effects with less slots taken and less space on the board needed, making it difficult to justify bringing B. Bobby once you've obtained any better offensive babies.

Using a Power Pill on Brother Bobby doubles his shots' damage, which can still be further increased or doubled by Multidimensional Baby and Paschal Candle.

Brother Bobby can be somewhat reliable if going for a no-C.H.A.D.s run, due to his cheap cost.

## Trivia

1. Brother Bobby is a reference to an item (Brother Bobby) from The Binding of Isaac.
2. Brother Bobby works like a plant (Peashooter) from Plants vs Zombies[1]
3. Brother Bobby's sprites are reused for  Abel's shadow copy, with the only difference being that Abel's shadow copy smiles.

## Gallery

IdleShooting TearsPillsIn HandIn Decktextures
Sota

**Sota Hori** is the little brother of Kyoko Hori and the son of Kyousuke and Yuriko.

## Personality

Sota is childish and playful. He also loves to play with his oniichan Miyamura and wishes for him to come to their house more often.

## Relationships

* **Kyousuke** - father
* **Yuriko** - mother
* **Kyoko**￼ - older sister
* **Miyamura** - friend
The Electric Company

***The Electric Company*** is an American educational children's television series created by Paul Dooley and produced by the Children's Television Workshop (CTW; credited as Sesame Workshop on home video releases since the company changed its name in 2000) for PBS in the United States. PBS broadcast 780 episodes over the course of its six seasons from October 25, 1971, to April 15, 1977. After it ceased production in 1977, the program continued in reruns until October 4, 1985, as the result of a decision made in 1975 to produce two final seasons for perpetual use. The Workshop produced the show at Second Stage, located within the Reeves Teletape Studios (Teletape), in Manhattan, which had been the first home of *Sesame Street.* The series reran on Noggin, a channel co-founded by the CTW, from 1999 to 2002.
Liberty's Kids

***Liberty's Kids*** (stylized on-screen as ***Liberty's Kids: Est. 1776***) is an American animated historical fiction television series produced by DIC Entertainment, and originally aired on PBS Kids from September 2, 2002, to April 4, 2003, with reruns airing on most PBS stations until October 8, 2004.
The Gods

***Gods oversee the world***. The people of Colva honor a variety of deities that form a pantheon known collectively as the Facets of the Eternal Jewel. Kingdoms, regions, and races have their own pantheons which often intersect and overlap in their deities and rituals.

## The Facets of the Eternal Jewel

Religion in The Three Duchies focuses primarily on honoring (and fearing) the deities listed here.

## Other Pantheons

* The Moradinic Pantheon (the Dwarven deities)
* The Ordning Pantheon (the ancient religion of the Giants)
Notes

## Plot

1. Attack on Obelis Keep
	* Introduce Gelugon commander and the high priest of Surtur
	* Zilver's gambit
2. The Wizard of Gravesford
	* Getting to Gravesford (do not let the flame die!)
		+ (approach to town, if all else fails)
		+ (woods) Treant encounter
		+ (road) Drow raiders in the night
		+ (lake) Sahuagin raiders in the night
	* Zilver one step ahead
	* Siege of Castle Rend
3. The 3 Portals ("I have my suspicions, but my best guess from what I've translated is these coals power some kind of Myrric weapon that works at what they describe as "great distances" - that or something about summoning aid from the outer planes. It's all very muddy to me still. Either way - fascinating!")
	* The Portal in the Cave
	* Downtime week (Zinna translates)
	* The Sundered Portal (Portal in the Ruin)
	* The Reluctant Duchess (Portal in Sombarr)

## Locations

1. Annarost
	* Cabiros, the Fair
	* King's Councilors (former adventuring party members?)
		+ Cazna Du'ased (Drow rogue, spymaster, and Blessed of Correlon)
	* Ambassador Chen Lanhua, from the Ori Isles (officer of the Four Willows Literary Society, draped in a Scarf of Arcadia)
2. Sombarr
	* neutral noble: Duchess Severa, Owltree - LN
		+ Severe and serious
		+ Generally suspicious of Myrric relics
		+ Close relation to the archpriestess of Pelorus
	* hostile noble: Lord Osgild, regent of Thelodin
	* friendly noble: Lord Edmund, the rightful heir of Thelodin

### Possible Sidekicks

* Decoy, the Kenku expert.
* Howe, the Human (tribal warrior) (Reghedian) warrior.
* Midsday, the Drow spellcaster.

### Getting to Sombarr

* By sea: Captain Fortuna, captain of The Quick Fortune.
* By road: \_\_\_, the half-elf refugee convoy elder.
* By wilderness/other: Cormac, the scholar.

## Drama

### Defeating Austras the Tyrant

* Powerful demigods can be killed by divine means.
* Auril the Frostmaiden holds the secret of his divine parentage.
* His lair is deep within the Mondcanian continent, inaccessibly hidden in a spire of glacial ice on the banks of a frozen river. Only a Merrenoloth could possibly successfully navigate such a trek.

## Other

* "Third Order" members of a church. Secular members of a church who devote themselves without assuming all of the vows of a first (monastics) or second (mendicant friars or nuns) order member.
* Alternative Auril rituals: https://www.reddit.com/r/rimeofthefrostmaiden/comments/mlo0rk/alternative\_ritual\_of\_the\_frostmaiden/
Attack at Obelis Keep

## The Hall of Builders

### Approaching the Hall

* The courtyard is crowded and in disarray. Carts of crates and stables overfull of animals await presentment to the king.
* Cormac, the Scholar
* The party is guided along by a Magen, who shoos them along if they attempt to intervene. If the party insists, the Magen will stand by, and may even acquiesce if asked formally.

### Assembling the Heroes

* All the sidekicks (plus Zilver)
	+ A roguish kenku with blue-black plumage (Decoy); a towering, nearly naked man all covered in tattoos (Howe); and a young drow woman in dark robes and a pointed witch's hat, curiously the hat has two pigtails - \*actual\* pigtails - jutting out from within (Midsday)
	+ A pale (almost stoneskinned) gnome with a sharp Van Dyke beard, and an even sharper cape around his shoulders (Zilver).
	+ A small human woman with black hair, dressed in the bright orange and burning reds of a priestess of Daia. (Beryl)
* Members of the Exalted Aegis stand at the ready at the seat of the King, though he is nowhere to be seen.
* Innumberable Magen are mixed in with the company of heroes, each with a silver platter and flask. Their footsteps trail a lustrous golden sheen as they pass along the cerulean stone that forms the hall.

### Briefing from the Spymaster

* Cazna Du'ased, a drow woman stands at the head of the room. She is dressed in simple attire except for a pitch dark cloak. \*Ahem\*
WordGirl

WordGirl is an animated children's flash-animated superhero television series made by the Soup2Nuts animation division of Scholastic Entertainment for PBS Kids, and PBS Kids Go! that is aimed for kids 6 to 9.

## Plot

The series stars WordGirl, a alien, and well-spoken girl with superpowers whose secret identity is ''Becky Botsford,'' student. WordGirl was born on the fictional planet Lexicon (also a term referring to the vocabulary of a language or to a dictionary but was sent away after sneaking onto a spaceship and sleeping there. Captain Huggy Face, a chimpanzee who was a pilot in the Lexicon Air Force, piloted the ship, but lost control when WordGirl awoke, and crash-landed on Earth (more specifically in Fair City), a planet that affords WordGirl her superpowers, including flight and super strength. WordGirl utilizes these powers to save her adoptive home, using her downed spacecraft as a secret base of operations.

## Segments

Often, these short animated segments are shown in between and at the end of episodes on PBS Kids showings. "What's Your Favorite Word?'', hosted by Todd "Scoops" Ming, is a series of vox populi interviews asking random children what their favorite words are and why. A short game show segment called "May I Have a Word?" airs following each eleven-minute segment. This segment features the game show host, Beau Handsome, asking three contestants the definition of a particular word. The segment was created by Kelly Miyahara, Barry Sonnenfeld, and Ryan Raddatz.

Yet another segment features the interstitials announcer (Rodger Parsons) asking Captain Huggy Face for a visual demonstration of a certain word such as "pensive" or "flummoxed". When Captain Huggy Face correctly demonstrates the meaning of the word, a definition is given, followed by a comedic victory dance by the chimpanzee sidekick.

During the four-part episode, "The Rise of Miss Power", a four-segment "Pretty Princess Power Hour" sketch is shown between acts, filling in for the average two-segment "May I Have a Word?" sketch, presumably to fill the double-length (52 minutes) time slot

## Trivia

* WordGirl is one of the only PBS Kids shows that's rated TV-Y7 (the other being Redwall).[1]
The Gelugon Commander

**Marsarok**, the ice devil, is the commander of the Fellspear Infiltrators.

## Abilities

***Icy Infiltrator.*** Marsarok has a burrow speed of 40 feet through ice. Despite their size, they can burrow through any sheet of ice that is at least one foot thick.

***Sustained Wall of Ice.*** Marsarok developed an unparalleled mastery over the *Wall of Ice* ability available to all gelugons. For Marsarok, the ability has *recharge (5-6)* and they are able to manifest up to three walls of ice at any given time. When they attempt to create an additional wall while three walls exist, the oldest wall is destroyed, leaving frigid air for up to 10 minutes. With extended use of the ability in the same space and regular maintenance, they can create permanent walls of ice. These permanent walls do not count toward their total number of walls for the purpose of the *Sustained Wall of Ice* ability.

### Villainous actions

***Skittering sheet .*** Once per encounter, as a reaction to the end of another creature's turn, the gelugon commander can create a *Wall of Ice* flush against any flat surface they can touch and burrows into it, emerging at any point either on or adjacent to the surface of the wall. The sheet is up to 30 feet in length and up to 10 feet wide.

***Defensive dome.*** As a reaction to taking damage or suffering any harmful effect, the gelugon commander can create a *Wall of Ice* in the form of a hemispherical dome around itself. The dome is up to 20 feet in diameter. The dome functions identically to the standard gelugon *Wall of Ice* except creatures take only 17 (5d6) cold damage on a failed save, or half as much on a successful one.

***Shatter.*** Once per encounter, as a reaction to the end of any creature's turn, the gelugon commander can cause any number of their own *Walls of Ice* to explode, releasing stinging ice shards. Every creature within 10 feet of a shattering wall makes a DC 17 dexterity saving throw or be knocked prone and take 17 (5d6) cold damage on a failed save, or half as much on a successful one. Creatures that succeed on this save are not knocked prone, but cannot take a reaction until the start of their next turn. Creatures that are more than 5 feet away from a shattering wall have advantage on this save.

## Prose

*"Who is the Cold Lord?"* the devil demanded. The voice coalesced into dwarvish in Bharbek's mind, but the distant voice spoke something else. Something older?

"***Who**... is the Cold Lord?"*

Panicking, the wizard thought back on his research. "Austras, perhaps?" he asked his ward. "Surely, the archduke of that frozen hell be the Cold Lord!"

The fiend towered over him and flexed its mandibles - considering the dwarf's response. Their quartzlike compound eyes seemed to probe deep into Bharbek. Had he guessed correctly? Of course he had! The Empire of Myth was never imaginative in their epithets.
Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps

*Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps* is a musical CGI animated children's preschool education television series that premiered on 5 September 2009, on PBS Kids in the United States, and Channel 5 and Nick Jr in the United Kingdom.

## Plot

As a ballerina, Angelina's life revolves around twirling, dancing, singing and performance, family, friendship, and following her dreams.
Curious George (TV series)

Universal 1440 Entertainment (season 10–15)

***Curious George*** is an American animated children's television family comedy series based on the children's book series of the same name which features Jeff Bennett as the voice of Ted Shackelford (named as "The Man with the Yellow Hat")

The show premiered on PBS Kids on September 4, 2006, and originally ended after nine seasons on April 1, 2015 before returning in 2018. The series takes place in the same continuity as the 2006 film of the same name, though some characters including the Bloomsberry family, Maggie, and Ivan are not present.

*Curious George* is a production of Universal 1440 Entertainment (Universal Studios Family Productions before 2013), Imagine Entertainment, and WGBH-TV (WGBH Kids) (before Season 13)

## Two Main Settings

* City: George and the Man live in an Apartment in the City.
* Country: George and the Man vacation in a small house in the country.

## Trivia

* The show premiered on PBS through PBS Kids in the United States in 2006 and Family Jr. in Canada in 2015. Season 10 premiered on PBS and the series made its debut on the PBS Kids 24/7 channel the same day
* All seasons are available on Peacock with the first 9 seasons exclusive to Peacock Premium and Hulu.
* The film is a holiday television special featuring George, as featured in the TV series. The film is part of the show as well. It is shown every Christmas season on PBS Kids.
* There are live-action shorts that illustrate and explain various concepts in math and science, and shows a class with kids engaging in experiments, that teach the math or science concept featured in the previous story. This was shown for seasons 1–9 during its first runs. They were removed from re-runs starting after season 10, and future airings of older episodes also remove them.
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Jakers! the Adventures of Piggley Winks

### Distributor

Entara[1]Taffy Entertainment Centrul National Media (National Media Center) - National TV 2004-2007

### Producer

John OverCary Silver (line)Liz Young (supervising)Peter Anderso (creative associat

### Production company

EntaraMike Young ProductionsCrest Animation Studios

### Language

English

***Jakers*** is a computer-animated children's television series. The series was broadcast on PBS Kids in the United States, and on CBBC and CBeebies in the United Kingdom. It was also broadcast in Australia on ABC Kids. The series had 3 seasons and 52 episodes total from September 7, 2003 to January 24, 2007, with reruns airing through August 31, 2008. Reruns aired on the Qubo television network from June 30, 2012 to March 26, 2017.
Cyberchase

### Distributor

PBS Nelvana International/Portfolio Entertainment (outside US & Canada) (2002–2007) (seasons 1–5

### Directed by

Larry Jacobs (seasons 1–4)Yvette Kaplan (The Poddleville Case)Jason Groh (season 5)Brandon Lloyd (seasons 6–8)J. Meeka Stuart (seasons 9–13)

### Composer

Peter Lurye (The Poddleville Case)David W. Shaw (2002–2009, 2018–2020)Edmund Eagan (also music supervisor) (2010–2020)Steve Pecile (season 1 only)Craig Marshall (2006–2009)Julian Harris (several "For Real" segments)

### Production company

Nelvana (2002-2007) (Seasons 1-5)Flying Minds Entertainment (2005) (Season 4)PiP Animation Services (Seasons 6–13)Title Entertainment (Seasons 6–13)WNET New York

### Language

English

***Cyberchase*** is an animated television series that airs on PBS Kids and originally PBS Kids Go!. The series centers around three children from Earth: Jackie, Matt, and Inez, who are brought into Cyberspace, a digital universe, in order to protect the world from the evil villain Hacker. They are able to prevent Hacker from taking over Cyberspace by means of problem-solving skills in conjunction with basic math, environmental science, and wellness. In Cyberspace, they meet Digit, a "cybird" who helps them on their missions.

## Plot

Matt, Jackie, and Inez are three kids who are brought by Motherboard who is the "brain of the giant computer system that oversees all of Cyberspace". and join forces with Digit. Together they protect the world from the Hacker and his clumsy, accident-prone assistants, Buzz and Delete, until they can recover the Encryptor Chip, a device stolen by Hacker that can nullify the virus and bring Motherboard back to full strength.

## Characters

### Main

* Hacker
* Digit
* Jackie
* Matt
* Inez
* Buzz and Delete

### "Cyberchase For Real"

* Harry Wilson
* Bianca DeGroat

### Recurring

* Motherboard
	+ Dr. Marbles
	+ Widget
	+ TW "Teeny Weeny Parallini" .
	+ Fluff
	+ Creech
	+ Jules
	+ Slider

### Minor/Guest stars

*Cyberchase* has had guest stars over the years, such as Jasmine Guy, Tony Hawk, Al Roker, and Geoffrey Holder. These guest stars appear as citizens of Cybersites, villains, friends, or rulers of the site.

### Cyberchase For Real

Each *Cyberchase* episode is followed by *Cyberchase For Real*, a live-action educational supplement linking concepts learned in the show to real life experiences. The actors Bianca DeGroat and Matthew A. Wilson (known as Harry Wilson on the show) are in their 30s, but amusingly act in a manner similar to the age of the target audience. For Real is produced by WNET in and around New York City after production is completed on the animated segments. For Real segments are broadcast exclusively on PBS in the United States where the program runs longer and fills the time gap where there might be breaks for commercials.

## Trivia

* This show was produced in Canada during the first 5 seasons.
* In 2012, "Oh Noah", shorts that teach kids to speak Spanish, were used instead of re-running the "For Real" segments. The "For Real" segment returned in season 9.
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Decoy

**Decoy** is a Kenku expert, and a sidekick of the Torchbearers. Prior to being recruited to take part in King Cabiros' quest, Decoy was a member of a traveling band of adventurers based in western and northwestern Colva. He acted as the resident lockpick and sneakthief of the group and had a hand in getting the group both in and out of trouble.

## Description

### Appearance

Decoy has indigo plumage with a stout black beak.

### Abilities

**Highly dextrous.** Decoy moves quickly and silently.

**Uncharismatic.** Decoy rarely speaks and does so only curtly.

### Talent

A former sneakthief and bandit, Decoy knows thieves' cant.

### Useful Knowledge

Decoy usually knows where to find the nearest fence for stolen goods.

## Personality

### Mannerism

Decoy much prefers to use the sounds of objects, rather than mimicked voices, to communicate. He typically only speaks using voices as part of a confidence scheme, as a distraction to get out of a sticky situation, or when being unambiguous is vital.

He eats rudely and quickly, often swallowing whole meals in one gulp of his beak.

### Interactions with Others

Suspicious of strangers. Quiet with acquaintances.

### Ideal

Decoy seeks redemption. He wants to make up for his ignoble past as a bandit and his cowardice that lead to his former flock's defeat.

### Flaws/Secrets

Decoy is ashamed of how his last adventuring party disbanded. See below.

## History

Decoy never talks about his old 'flock.' Whether this is due to a lack of words to mimic or reticence to bring up old wounds on his part is unclear. Sometimes - in his sleep - he mimics his name in the hoarse voice of a young man who seems to be shouting for his help.

### Bond

Decoy is protective of a silver mirror bearing the Four Stars of Bazen, which he keeps on his person at all times. It belonged to a former member of his flock. Once per day, as a bonus action, he can use the silver mirror to cast *Sanctuary* (Wisdom save DC 14).