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The Halls of Agemmon

The Halls of Agemmon was a dungeon found underneath Villagetown in Tunnel 67, which was previously blocked. It appeared during Nether Kitten 6.

This dungeon was once a high dwarf area, an ancient structure. Therefore, the mobs do not respawn.

## History

### Diary of an 8-bit ~~Villager~~ Warrior

Runt mentions that some miners mined into a giant room made of gold and copper. They are excited until they here a deep hissing. They ran out and block the entrance with 6 layers of cobblestone and a fence, as well as naming it Tunnel 67 and putting a bunch of signs telling people to keep out.

### Tales of an 8-bit Kitten: A Call to Arms/Nether Kitten 6

Eeebs chases a pigman mage only to find he went into Tunnel 67. He goes in and finds out that Tunnel 67 is in fact a dungeon. He found Glorm dueling Bayliss, and fought alongside Glorm, who fought and defeated Bayliss; however, they failed to stop Bayliss and the rest of Nova's followers from completing a ritual that would awaken all the monsters in a certain radius.

At first, only the Red Wyrm, the Final Guardian, appeared. Eeebs, Glorm, and Lyra were able to hold it off until The Lost Legion arrived. Using his wish token, Hurion summoned Nelmi and a Kaiju. At first, it seemed like the Kaiju had the upper hand.

Then, a large number of mummies, ice golems, crypt slimes, zombie trolls, and a Lurker arrived. While the Kaiju and The Lost Legion focused on the new mobs, Glorm and Eeebs tanked the Red Wyrm. Nelmi later joined in after saving Eeebs from the Crypt Slimes, blasting the monsters with a high-level Firecube spell.

The loot was a large quantity of XP, a few hundred dragon scales, a shard of Critbringer, pocket stables, and dragon affinity (one requirement for dragon related classes) for all participants.
Leveling Up

Leveling is the process by which characters gain experience and grow stronger. Players gain experience from various tasks, including crafting, killing monsters, and completing quests.

## XP Formula

The formula for calculating TNL (to next level) requirements is simple:

```
250(((current level)^2+(current level)+8)

```

Alternatively, you can calculate the total XP needed to reach a certain level (n) with this formula:

```
250(n^3+23n)/3

```

## XP Rewards

Leveling up comes with rewards. In general, it is as follows: +1 Class Point, +1 Ability Point (+3 at level 1), +2 mana and +2 health, +3 attribute points and an unknown number of skill points. However, the exact rewards are randomized, so on occasional one could have +2 class points or no class points at all. Rarely, one can obtain an extraordinary reward such as +10 class points, but their luck with rewards is decreased afterwards.

## Level 100

Level 100 is the highest level any human or demihuman (any nonhuman playable race) can attain. Level 100 players are often unbelievably strong, usually having many powerful classes and abilities. This can be bypassed (highest recorded is level 110), but is extremely difficult.
Slach

"Slach in full gear"

**Slach** (pronounced "slash") is a Barbarian allied to the Lost Legion. He is a skilled martial artist, and a believer. He believes all the NPCs are real and that Aetheria is a real world.

## Backstory

Prior to the crash, Slach studied martial arts and about vikings and mythology. During the crash, Slach was at his house while his family was out.

He saw the bombs come from the sky and felt the Earth shake from his room. He plugged in his VR in his last moments and was transported to Aetheria.

In Aetheria, he looked after those who can't fight for themselves, or those who didn't want to fight. He also fought hard, using his skills in martial arts.

He grouped up with the Lost Legion and his friend Extreme. He currently is an adventurer looking for raw ore and is Extreme's partner in his metal shop.

## Class

Slach is a Pyro-Barbarian with great strength and combat skill, and fire-throwing abilities.

He also knows advanced martial arts which gives him an edge in combat.

## Gear

He has a blacksteel armor set he named "The Ash Armor Set" forged for him by Extreme. His chestplate is lighter than the rest of his armor, and made with a small amount of leather.

* Gauntlet of the Ashes

* Chestplate of the Ashes

* Greaves of the Ashes

* Boots of the Ashes

* Flame Cape

   He also carries the nodachi "Tempest\*. He uses clay IEDs, or Improvised Explosive Devices in combat provided by Extreme.

He is in possession of a legendary item named the "**King's Chalice**". Any potion drank out of it will have their effect multiplied by 1/4, or 25%
Critbringer

## Description

A picture of Critbringer, drawn by Eeebs. "These paws cannot due justice to such a blade"

### Type

Legendary Greatsword, Unique

Critbringer (originally named Aeon) is a legendary adamant greatsword belonging to Kolb. It is one of the two Divine Blades remaining, one of the only weapons capable of harming the Eyeless One. Alas, in a moment of both desperation and cunning, he knew this and had them shattered in hopes of no one ever being able to wield them. Now seven shards are scattered throughout Aetheria, and it is up to the Heroes to recover them so that they might stand a chance in a fight with Herobrine. Two Shards have been found, one from the Vault of Nova, the other from the Halls of Aggamegon.

The Critbringer is originally named Aeon, it was renamed by the former owner of the sword, a Knight of Aetheria.

An Aeon Forge is required to repair it.

Two shards are in Kolb’s possession, while another one is in Lavacrest.

We've seen one shard in Tales of an 8-bit Kitten and one in the ending of Diary of an 8-bit Warrior: Forging destiny.

## Enchantments

Dullness II(2), Slowness II(2), and Unblocking III(3).

## Damage Theory

The damage on this weapon is unknown, but with some math, we may be able to figure it out. First, we take off the negative enchants. In 8-bit Warrior 6, the average damage is 4.5, probably a range of 3-5 damage. Unblocking 3 takes 60% less blocking negation. Dullness 2 decreases weapon damage by 3. Slowness probably negates attack speed by 3, so the clean sword minus the 7 shards are 6.5 attack speed, and a range of 6-8 damage. Not very powerful, but now it’s time to add shards. First off, we need to find how much damage 1 shard adds. As Eventide does 15 without the gemstone, Critbringer will be somewhere higher. We should assume there are 2 or 3 shards already on the sword (when Entity gave it to him). So 1 shard would do 3 or 2 damage. If we add this to our sword, we have.....21 average damage. Not enough to take on dragons, but still very good. So with enchants, and other things, it could probably crit on 200 damage, seeing as Elric’s sword does 85 damage.
Keystone

Keystones were first mentioned at the end of Book 6 (WV16). Breeze describes that they are used to travel to the eighth dimension and above. Brio (Ezael Stormblood) currently is the only known person with a keystone, meaning that The Eyeless One is most likely after him. The Keystone is one of the relics Brio mentioned that the Dusk Elves posses.
Razberry

Razberry is Max's best friend. In the beginning of the series, Max and Razberry bullied Runt and Stump, and sabotaged them in the first Mining Test by placing a diamond Pickaxe with Efficiency II in Runt's Inventory. However, after Max and Runt became friends, Razberry became friendly to Runt.

Razberry became a vital part of helping Team Runt in graduating. He sacrificed his grades and stopped doing schoolwork, and instead sneaked around looking at other's scores. In exchange for his help, Razberry was to become a warrior under Runt. However, after the graduation, Razberry is not mentioned.
Nether Kitten

Nether Kitten is a short, 6-book series by Cube Kid. It's in parallel with the Wimpy Villager series.

## Synopsis

Eeebs, the main character, was playing with his friends for a bit, got lost, found a Nether portal, and entered it. Afterwards, he met a Ghast named Clyde. He taught Eeebs about the Nether and an Enderman named Enderstar, a mob so crazed that his brethren banished him from the End. Later he meets a witch named Eldra, who tells him that he was chosen by the nether, which gave him mysterious powers for a purpose. After coming to terms with this, he wandered around
Eventually, Eeebs meets a Wither Skeleton named Batwing, a deserter from Enderstar's forces. He brings Eeebs to the city of Lavacrest, a town of magic and peaceful mobs led by an Endermage named Grayfellow. Soon after Eeebs' arrival to Lavacrest, two of his friends, Tufty and Meowz, went there and learned about their abilities and stuff. Grayfellow teaches Eeebs and his friends about their newfound powers and the Prophecy, an ominous foretelling of a war pitting the forces of good and evil against each other.

## Characters

* Eeebs (Nether Kitten)
* Tufty (Nether Kitten)
* Meowz (Nether Kitten)

* Clyde (Ghast)
* Batwing (Wither Skeleton)
* Grayfellow (Enderman)
* Rarg (Zombie Pigman)
* Enderstar (Enderman)
Max Whitecloud

## Max

Max decked out in gear.

* Pre-Warrior 5
* Warrior 6

## Social Attributes

**Max Whitecloud** is one of Runt's oldest rivals, who eventually grew to become one of Runt's best friends and team members. At the start of the Wimpy Villager series, Max was very mean to Runt, and even could be called a bully.

But then, the series progressed, and when Pebble became a larger problem, Max and Runt decided to work together and Max joined Team Runt. Runt treats him as his personal library, but Max claims to be fine with it. He seems to be entering a relationship with Lola.

## Appearance

He is a male villager with shaved hair, who wears glasses and a white robe, which he exchanged for a wizard gown.

## Personality

Max is known to be very intelligent, as he reads lots of books and originally wanted to become a librarian. He was shown to originally have a childish side as well, reading Cowie the Cow, a children’s book series.

Max is very enthusiastic about research, constantly dragging Runt and other team members to the library for one reason or another. However, when it comes to social interaction, Max struggled initially due to being very egotistical, although this improved over time. He is also a bit of a prankster, having spiked Drill’s juice to make him say stupid things, as well as writing a sign on a dummy to say ‘Drill’s Face’. He has shown interest in becoming a wizard, and will likely become well-versed with lore, suggesting divination magic.

## Series Timeline

**WV1:** Runt and Max's rivalry begins.

**WV5:** Max and Runt put aside their differences and become allies against Pebble.

**WV15:** Max and the rest of Runt's team get invited to the Greater Aetherian Academy, a school in Aetheria City.

## Trivia

* Max has a "familiar", which is a black bat with red eyes that he can control thanks to his Familiar ability. The bat is named Chompy and can carry items. This may or may not be the bat that was observing them while they were in Northern Ravensong Forest.
* Max is also the creator of the Poo screamer, a creeper but it was... you know.

The "Poo Screamer"The dummy after Max adds a needed detail.
Diary of an 8-bit Warrior (book)

**Diary Of An 8-bit ~~Villager~~ Warrior** is the first book of the Diary Of An 8-bit Warrior series.

## Characters

* Runt
* Stump
* Max
* Razzberry
* Steve
* Mike
* The Mayor
* Urf
* the Elders (mentioned)

## Synopsis

### Diary of a Wimpy Villager 1

Runt starts his diary about his annoying, noobish life, in which he has a best friend named Stump. He dreams he was a warrior, but the reality is he just turned twelve years old, and his school will start tomorrow. Everyone is introduced in this section of the book, after which they start school and fail the first few tests miserably.

### Diary of a Wimpy Villager 2

Steve and Mike get raided and killed by mobs, after which they return to the village. Runt then convinces the Mayor and the Elders to recruit Steve and Mike as combat teachers. This move was because Urf, the most combat-experienced elder, had only "almost" killed a zombie with a stick, and to quote Runt, "it was hopeless, he was a noob leading noobs!"

### Diary of a Wimpy Villager 3

Steve and Mike give up their teaching jobs because they miss Earth food and retire to focus on crafting it. Steve loses his mind and his hope, programs an iron golem to craft food; however, it does not craft anything because it does not have a crafting score. Runt creates a "Monster Box" (basically a mob grinder, except smaller). It ends with a noise coming from the monster box.

## Trivia

* Throughout the book, it is mentioned that Runt was relatively poor compared to other villagers, and mentions how he only had 1 iron ingot (which was used by Steve) that he was saving for a sword. However, after scamming Leaf in the trading test, Runt and Stump gain a total of 50 Ingots, so it is unknown why they don't use them to craft a sword.
	+ There is the possibility that all items gained from the trading test were taken by the School, however.
	+ There is also the possibility that Runt didn't have the appropriate skill to craft an Iron Sword, and couldn't yet afford to pay for a crafter to forge the weapon.
Diary of an 8-bit Warrior

Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior is a 6-book Minecraft book series by Cube Kid.

*You may hear references to a series named Wimpy Villager, or WV for short. Wimpy Villager is the e-book equivalent of the series, containing "rendered" drawings by Runt instead of illustrations by Saboten. The e-books are merged into the paperback publications, with several edits from the publisher. This series has 16.5 books (the half a book is a non-canon holiday special, and has not been physically publish as of November 2023.).*

It stars a young and rather nooby villager named Runt Ironfurnace embarks on a journey to become a great warrior and protect his town from dangers. He takes his good friends Breeze, Stump, Max, Emerald, Lola, and Ophelia along with him for the ride.

## Characters

* Runt
* Breeze
* Emerald
* Max
* Stump
* Nessa, a.k.a. Lola
* Kolb
* Pebble
* S
* Eeebs
* Jello
* Sir Elric Darkbane
* Brio
* The Mayor
* Drill
* Cogboggle
* Ophelia
* Urf
* Leaf
* Razberry
* Emerillion
* Ione
* Steve
* Mike
* Lyra Aetherstar
* Iyldriss
* Zigurd
* Extreme
* Herobrine
* Feathers
* Puddles
* Omnessian Candle Spirit
* Entity, the White Shepherd (Mentioned and pictured)
* The Forsaken One
* Mango, third scribe of Aetheria (Mentioned)
* Eto
* Katie
* Skyler
* Ben
Rod of Eternal Night

The Rod of Eternal Night was one of the twelve divine weapons forged by Entity towards the pinnacle of the Second Great War. Its wielder is unknown, but, since the rod was presumably the most powerful magical item ever forged, it can be assumed the hero who wielded the rod was a powerful, high-level wizard. It was destroyed during the Second Great War and is lost for eternity.
Tales of an 8-bit Kitten: A Call To Arms

## A Call To Arms

A picture of the English Version of A Call to Arms.

*A Call to Arms* is the title of the Second Book in the Tales of an 8-bit kitten, as well as the 5th and 6th books in the Nether Kitten E-book series. It features many new things such as Eeebs and his encounters with members of The Lost Legion, and *a Kaiju* and *a* *Red Wyrm*, along with finally revealing the Lost Keep along with a new dungeon, called the Halls of Agemmon.

## Synopsis

Nether Kitten 5.

"Eeebs wakes up to find Breeze is gone. He meets some Legionnaires who take him to the Lost Keep. There Eeebs learns alot of new stuff. Later some legionnaires take him to the clothing castle and make Eeebs humanoid so he can equip gear. Later they give him armor and a sword. He trains on a training golem."
Nether Kitten 6.

"Eebs meets Lyra. Later he attends the play and watches it until the mayor is attacked. Eebs takes part in the battle and follows a pigman into a dungeon. He meets Glorm and fights the final guardian along with him and Lyra. Some legionnaires arrive. Huron summons a Kaiju and they clear the dungeon. Later Eeebs meets Runt."
## Characters

* Eeebs
* Kolb
* Runt
* Breeze
* Emerald
* A bunch of mobs
* Stompy
* Kaeleb
* Rubinia
* Ched
* Cobalt
* Zain
* Becca
* Extreme
* Steph
* Slach
* Flamedghost
* Lylla
* Hurion
* Leo
* BlastLight
* Amber
* KraftyKreeper
* Mooncloud
* Lyra Aetherstar
* Glorm
* Faolan
* Nelmi
* Drill
* Bayliss
* Nayte
Races

NPCs or players either fall into a race or are a mob (NPC only; players cannot be mobs). In the Aetheria Server, players could choose, and possibly change later on, their race. This data was carried over after the Crash. Most races have bonuses to certain areas, which can influence a player's choice, and can be used to predict NPC professions, as NPCs will generally specialize in things that their race gives bonuses to. There are certain exceptions, such as combat NPCs, but this rule generally applies otherwise.

All races are Humanoid type, having a max level of 100.
Path of Exile

**Path of Exile** is a spin-off of the book series Diary of an 8-bit Warrior. It stars Pebble and how he survives after being exiled from Villagetown. It also reveals more of his backstory and talks about his perspective, for example why he tried to kill Runt. This book is decidedly more mature and deeper than those of the other series.

## Characters

* Pebble
* S
* Herobrine
* The Mayor
* Urf
* Skull lord

## Path of Exile

It appears to have been set sometime during the time that Pebble is exiled from the village, and it is assumed that it goes on for a while after the Diary of an 8-bit warrior series. Out alone in the wild, Pebble struggles with avoiding death, starvation, and pigmen trying to kill him (possibly hired by Herobrine). S also gets his first appearance in the books, however, this is not the first book in which they team up. During it all, he also has a plan to adventure, called Project Failboat.
Fan Characters(New)

## Rules

* This is an updated page where you make fan characters, see the guidelines for details.
* If you want to have a class/ability you created, please define it on the Fan Ideas pages below. All rules from the fan ideas page still apply.
* By posting your ideas on this wiki, you allow Cube Kid to use your ideas in any way he likes and relinquish any claim to them.
* Do not make your character OP or TOO important in the WV storyline (this includes making your character over the level 3 recommendation and/or declaring that your character will be the one to kill Herobrine), this will boost your chances of becoming a cast member.

*Failure to follow these rules will result in your idea being deleted from the page.*

Note: Cube Kid is thinking about how fan characters will work (if at all) so until further notice fan characters will not be considered.

Another Note: if you wish to not use this page you can use the blog format here User blog:Reaperoflives/Fan Character Blog Template instead

## Guidelines

Levels: this can be whatever you want so long as it is below 100 and is recommended to be level 3, the points bellow assume you are level 3.

Abilities: these are detailed on Abilities and you get 5 points to spend on them.

Classes: you can have up to 3 Classes at level 3 and until we know the requirements please only use the basic classes.

Health and Mana: these are (20+(level))\*(1+0.01(amount of VIT(Health) or RES(Mana))) rounded (not considering any gear you have that might boost these stats)

Gear: try to keep this reasonable to your level (remember that level 3s won't have access to god-tier materials)

If you want more information about making characters look here: User blog:Reaperoflives/Fan Character Requirements

## Fan Characters(New)

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Past Age

The Past Age was a time before the Second Great War. The world was extremely different: Villagers were known by their old name "The Highborn" and many Races still existed. Magic was very common and knowledge was very extensive.

## Technology

There was some extremely advanced technology before the fall. Highborn would build elaborate cities and airships were even capable of going to the moon. Fire Dwarves would also create Redstone tanks. This is just a small list of the technologies back before the fall.

However, all was lost when Herobrine initiated the war. Cities were burnt, knowledge was lost, and whole races were wiped out.
Dawnsbloom

Dawnsbloom is a province in the southwestern areas of Ardenvell, and the Capital, Aetheria City, as well as other major city's are in the province. When the Aetheria Server was still a VR game, Dawnsbloom was the location where all new players started out. After The Crash, many members of the Lost Legion woke up here.

Most popular locations

- Voidmantle woods

-Lorica

- Solemn sea

- Silverfall

All cities in Dawnsbloom

-Lorica

-Silverfall

-Darkshore

-Moonheim

-Moringvale

-Lyllgamyn
Earth

"Depiction of Earth being obliterated by nuclear warfare."

## Description

Earth or Terraria, is a dimension outside of Aetheria. Prior to the crash, Earth was considered a myth to most Aetherians, as they didn't believe in it.

Earth has different physics than Aetheria. As stated by Mike, trees fall over when cut on Earth.

The money system is very different, on earth they have flappy disks, and small iron circles.

The world is thought to have been obliterated in a devastating nuclear exchange. The attackers seem to be from the east (due to the Earth being a sphere, the attackers could’ve come from anywhere and/or everywhere).

Little is known about this world to the Aetherians. It most likely does not exist as it was destroyed by nuclear warfare, or is too irradiated and toxic to sustain life. Or some humans survived but are locked underground as stated by Kolb when he wasn't able to contact his parents.

All Terrarians came to Aetheria in an event known as The Crash where whoever had a VR headset. It also might have happened to some that did not have a VR headset on, or people that weren't even joined to the server. Evidence from Steve and Mike, seeing that they didn't mention that magic or weapons more powerful than diamond existed. Some say that earth *did* survive.

Some things about Earth are:

* It was in the year 2039 when the nuclear weapons were launched.
* Because it was in the year 2039, it had MindLinks, which allowed people to link their minds to a VR headset to play Minecraft.
Bossender

Bossender is a mythical sword wielded by Ione which she received from Entity just before the Crash. It's use is still unknown today and Ione remains mysteriously vague in the series, with not even Kolbert knowing of her whereabouts. It is one of the 12 weapons forged by Entity.

Bossender resembles a longsword, with a thin blade constructed of Orical. In the brief shot seen of it in Quest Mode, the blade looks almost complete, implying Ione has had more luck finding the shards of her blade than Kolb with Critbringer. Runt has a brief encounter with Ione(this is not 100% confirmed, but there was a different photo that clearly stated that the person in the picture was Ione, and Ione looked nearly identical to the girl that Runt found) in 8BW5 while he is on his way to Owl's Reach.
Dimensions

Dimensions are distinct, separate, and vastly different planes of existence. Aetheria is home to exactly 255 dimensions (most after 99 are null and void), from the relatively peaceful Overworld, (Dimension 1), to the terrifying Land of the Dead (Dimension 99). Before the ages of the Great Wars, Aetherians inhabited both the Nether and Overworld dimensions. Their ruins are still visible today, manifesting in Nether Fortresses and ruined tunnels deep below the Earth.

When the time of the Great War struck, the armies of Herobrine tore through the land, ending countless generations of cultural heritage for many Aetherians. They took refuge in a plethora of other dimensions, slowly evolving into mutated parodies of their former human forms, such as the Endermen who were once humans that took refuge in the End.

The animals, brought into the different dimensions by the ancient humans, gradually evolved, becoming the different races that now inhabit Aetheria.

**Important Note: No two dimensions can be reached physically from one another. All things like the "pit" in Nether kitten 6 are portals.**
Diary of an 8-bit Warrior: Path of the Diamond

**Diary of An 8-Bit Warrior: Path of the Diamond** is the fourth book of the Diary Of An 8-Bit Warrior series.

## Important Characters

* Cogboggle
* Breeze
* Team Runt
* Drill
* Ophelia
* Block
* Nessa Diamondcube (Lola)
* Lola's Pet Golem
* Rest of Team Zombiepunk

## Synopsis

### **Diary of a Wimpy Villager 11**

It starts with the panic because of what Drill blurted, then after the celebration Runt goes and drops off Breeze to her house, when he's going home Pebble and his crew pick him up and throw him in the storage room, filled with TNT, he manages to survive and he and Pebble have a fight, the zombies almost breach the wall that was exploded, they stop them and Pebble is banished for his attempt at murder, he also drops his stuff behind. There's a worry about the redstone test because no one in the village knows redstone, except for Nessa Diamondcube, commonly known as Lola, they find her, but Cogboggle and Block, worse than Pebble, cause trouble. The captain path is introduced. Stump says he needs to stop writing, they all become really hard workers to become Captain, but Cog copies others' ideas and make them better for himself, at the end, Ophelia comes first, she becomes captain. then Runt and Cog become Captain, but Breeze chose not to but shares the Command of team Runt with him, Emerald was supposed to be captain. people say no, but lookie down below, Emerald was 5th place, but they can't force them to be a captain.
Cog sabotages Team Runt By taking advantage of Lola accidentally blurting out the words "Flying Machine" in front of them, they tell everyone and every team has a flying machine, just a different design to look like they did not copy.
### **Diary of a Wimpy Villager 12**

The rest of the book follows as Cogboggle and Block harass Runt, putting him in chests, Runt says that it'll backfire on them and they'll put him in a chest with good loot. Sadly that never happens. They find Lola, but because of her, they lose all the other tests, and because Cogboggle copied Lola's flying machine and told everyone about it so they also lose and tie with everyone in the redstone test, in the final, Lola surprises them all by single handedly taking out 300 zombies with redstone, and TNT, since she was on Team Runt, everyone there got leveled up, Emerald in 5th, Runt in 4th, Cogboggle in 3rd Breeze in 2nd, and Ophelia in 1st. It ends with Breeze and Runt holding hands, Runt is embarrassed to admit it, he also shows a picture of the recipe of a powder keg.
Diamondhome

**Diamondhome** was once a Dark Elf Colony and the largest port city in all of Aetheria. Located in Southeast Ardenvell, it was attacked and destroyed, which Bayliss assisted in. It once attracted many magic users and had an academy, which Faolan the Wizard attended. But when Diamondhome was attacked, Faolan had to flee, leaving the town in ruins. According to Faolan, Diamondhome did not have a wall on any of its borders, which allowed Monsters to breach the perimeter with relative ease.

Presumably, many of the inhabitants of the city fled to the Eastern Continents, as essentially all of the ships were gone when Faolan Returned several days later.
Zigurd

Zigurd is a Highborn (presumably - in most drawings, he has a standard human nose) and a member of the Knights of Aetheria. He, along with Sir Elric Darkbane, Konrad and seven other Knights were tasked with escorting Runt, Stump, Breeze, Emerald, Max, Lola, Ophelia and Cogboggle to the Capital. He later fights alongside the Knights, Lost Legion and the people of Villagetown against the forces of the Underlord Urrm. He is presumably still responsible for escorting the initiates to Aetheria City.

Zigurd is ill-tempered and grumpy, obviously not understanding or respecting the responsibilities and duties that come with the Knights of Aetheria. He also believes a true initiates should be able to keep track of necessities such as horses, as he displays in obvious disgust when asked to find a new horse for Runt. He is also prone to uttering ‘noobery’ often, such as when in a situation he doesn’t like. He also doesn’t seem to be respected in the eyes of Sir Elric, as shown in the prologue of Aetheria Offline 1.
Leaf

Leaf getting fooled by Runt

Leaf is an elderly blacksmith in Villagetown. He appeared as a side character in both Wimpy Villager and Nether Kitten.

## Story

One time, Runt and Stump cheated him by using the *Project All Eggs In One Basket***.** However,the old smith has recently began crafting greatswords, showing that he isn't unintelligent. But he is rude, as he was the one to fire up the *No Mobs Allowed* campaign after Eeebs' speech in NK5.

In Nether Kitten book 6, Leaf got angry at Extreme for surpassing him in his business. He created a shop right next to Extreme's forge named "The Eternal Forge," but it was destroyed in a fire caused by three bramblemane mages casting the channeling ultimate spell “Meteor Storm” at Eeebs, who facetanked without taking a scratch from it, and the fireballs that missed him left void fire wherever they struck. Also, it just so happens that the place that many of the fireballs struck was Leaf’s blacksmith shop, therefore melting the two layers of forged spellforged steel. After that, Leaf got really angry.
Excalibur Blade

The Excalibur Blade is a legendary-class greatsword. Although non-unique, the weapon is quite rare, even among legendary-tier items, possessing less than a 1% drop rate in several of the highest level dungeons.
Sir Elric Darkbane of the KoA uses this weapon to great effect. The high damage output along with an array of particularly gruesome on-hit enchantments (notably Stone II and Wounding X) make this weapon one of the finest swords in the Overworld, second only to fully reforged Divine Blades and other such artifacts.

## Enchantments

Storm V (15% chance of lightning damage)

Stone II (2% chance of turning target into stone)

Empower III (boosts all melee abilities by 30%)

Sunder VII (Ignores 70% of target's armor)

Wounding X (Increases critical damage by 100%)

## Mentions

Elric wields this is *Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior: Forging Destiny*, in which he is seen obliterating mobs with abilities that allow him to do over 60 hearts worth of damage. He also wields it in Aetheria Offline 1, where he kills an Underlord named Urrm. At the final hit, the Stone II Enchantment kicks in and turns the Underlord to stone.
Poo Screamer

The Poo Screamer

**Note: this does not exist.**
A poo screamer is, supposedly, a special type of creeper crafted by the brain of Max to scare kids. According to Max, "Creepers are green because they're made out of leaves. But a poo screamer is brown... because it's made out of poo". It doesn't hiss like a normal creeper, it makes a large gurgling sound. Beware, this is the most dangerous monster in Ardenvell.

Runt mentions that Max makes the Poo Screamer sound while some young kids were walking by, and that they were so scared by it that they wouldn't go near a bathroom for weeks.

The Poo Screamer is scarcely mentioned after, with the occasional allusion to it spread throughout the first 2 Diary of an 8-bit Warrior Books.
Fan Ideas

## Rules

* Ideas cannot be overpowered. As a general rule, there should be some way to counter anything, be it an ability, class, or enchantment.
* Do not steal ideas from other books, people, video games, or anything. It's okay to take inspiration, but don't rip ideas directly from other people.

* By posting your ideas on this wiki, you allow Cube Kid to use your ideas in any way he likes and relinquish any claim to them.

*Failure to follow these rules will result in your idea being purged from the page and sent into the abyss of Icerahn.*

## Fan Abilities

* Formatting clarifications:
	+ A "Channel" ability refers to a type of ability that constantly consumes energy while being cast. The spell can be cast indefinitely so long as you sustain enough energy to keep casting it.
	+ Max Level (for abilities) is formatted as a number (e.g. 10) rather than a Roman Numeral (e.g. X). The only time Roman Numerals are used is for Enchantment levels.
The Specials

The Ninth Doctor in his TARDIS

The Specials refers to a series of individual stories made following the first season of BloodLoomis Productions' Lego Doctor Who Series. They carry on the adventures of the Ninth Doctor and his companion Jessica Hampton. The first, a short Children in Need Special, was first uploaded on 18th November 2016. The specials are ongoing.

## Episodes

Rather than featuring a standard format, the specials take a variety of forms.

 12
 13
Armor

Armor is used to defend against attacks. Some armor is lighter and allows easier movement (required for some abilities) while other armor is heavy and more useful for defense. Unlike Vanilla Minecraft, armor does not affect the whole body, only the part of the body it is on. Whatever armor you are wearing on your chest does not affect the damage taken if you were to be hit in the head.

Below is a list that collates all known armor types that are unique to Aetheria. It should be noted that all Vanilla Minecraft armor types are in Aetheria as well.

## Accessories

Accessories are items like rings or bracelets that you can equip similarly to armor. They often provide less of an armor bonus, but can have enchantments that armor can't get (usually enchantments that provide status effects, like Regeneration etc.)

 Bracelet
 Ring
 Belt
 Gloves/Gauntlets
 Pouch
 Circlet/Tiara
 Cloak
 Scarf
 Glasses
Lost Keep

"The Gate of the keep"

## Map

"The mine tunnels are written out in gray, and the bluish-black stuff is called "Black Quartz." It is hard to mine and useless to build and craft with.

## Description

The Lost Keep (referred to by Leo as Fort Noobery) is the main base of the Lost Legion. It is located deep underneath Villagetown as it is safer than having it in the surface.

It is mostly carved out into the stone. The halls are made of stone and stone bricks, and stone variants such as andesite and diorite.

## Layout

To access the keep, one must enter the mines of Villagetown and navigate the tunnels.

The gate holds building materials and a training yard encircled by a lava moat. There is a tree of some sort on the training yard and on the balcony. They have crafted a training golem made to resemble an "Owltroll". The Legion sigil has been built on the floor out of andesite and diorite.

On the first floor, the keep is made to look rather homely, made out of andesite and stone brick and wool carpeting. Most of the action takes place on this floor.

This area has the entry, a dining hall, a storage room, a food storage room, a kitchen, a meeting room, a blacksmith room, a crafting/brewing room, and an enchanting room.

## Bedroom

   The bedrooms are located on the bottom floor. They're divided in two areas: the boys' hall and the girls' hall. The girls' hall has more space due to a decision on Kolb's part to compensate for them. This annoys the boys as they think it's unfair.

Due to the difficulty of building, the rooms are smaller, with many other boys room being just a bed.

## History

It is unknown when the keep was first built, but it was sometime between after the Lost Legion arrived and when Eeebs was moved into it.

When Villagetown was attacked, it was turned into a bunker which was guarded by Ophelia's team.

## Inhabitants

All Legionaires live in the keep. This includes:

* Amber
* Becca
* BlastLight
* Ched
* Cobalt
* Extreme
* Kolb
* Kaeleb
* Leo
* Lylla
* Mooncloud
* Rubinia
* Steph
* Zain
Stompy

## Description

Stompy was the nickname given to the kaiju by Eeebs that fought during The Battle of Villagetown. Stompy was summoned using a Wish (item). It is noting that when a monster or being is summoned, they are left disoriented by *Summoning Sickness*, as shown with Stompy after it was summoned. It is also worth noting that the hide of a kaiju is very valuable as Nelmi had inferred during The Battle of Villagetown.

It fought in the Halls of Agemmon against the final guardian, a Red Wyrm. Like most summonings, it returned to its home dimension after the battle. As a Kaiju, Stompy is a *Greater Being*, that of which can only be found in the 15th dimension and above.

## References

Stompy was not referenced after NK6, he may be trapped underground until he can get dug out. Request assistance may also despawn the mob after use, no one is sure.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Nether Kitten: A Call To Arms*
Zain

"What class should I choose?! And what abilities?! Help me out here, guys!!"

**Zain** is one of the human fan characters of the Aetheria Offline Saga. He is friendly and has a Bravery of 5 - quite high for a Level 5. He’s a new recruit of the Lost Legion. He has the lowest rank of the Legion, an Initiate, and is a Traveler as well as a Believer (he believes that the world is real with inhabitants with real emotions (NPCs) and not just the result of programming and lines of code). He also owns and operates an ice cream shop called *The Blizzard*which sells ice cream sandwiches.

## Personality

He is very unsure of himself and does not know at all what to do, constantly asking others for guidance. He also doesn't seem to have been informed properly by the other members of the cast, and all of them love playing pranks on him, as seen in Aetheria Offline 1.

## Series Timeline

* Aetheria Offline 1: Zain is about to venture to Fallowmere to investigate a dungeon with a team of 7 others: Becca, Ched, Rubinia, Faolan, Cobalt, and Nayte.
Food, Drinks, and Potions

**Food** is used to restore hunger, allowing players to regenerate their Health. Different foods restore different amounts of hunger, and some food (usually recipes made on an Aeon Forge) even bestow status effects. Food can either be eaten as is (base food items) or crafted to make a new item (a recipe). Recipes generally restore more hunger and are usually the food items that give status effects. (Exceptions exist such as the poisoned potato).

**Drinks** (also known as Flavored Drinks) in general grant no advantage beyond taste and are usually consumed with meals.
Glimfrost

"The Village"

## Description

Glimfrost is a Moon Elf village located within Ravensong Forest, built in a canopy of giant silverwood trees with a wall ringing around it. Glimfrost is illuminated with green lanterns only craftable by Moon Elves. According to Runt, they have a bright glow.

The Elves had fled west however, just before the arrival of Runt and his crew due to a band of Kobolds descending from the mountains.

## Inside the Village

The village is built suspended in the great trees and on a hill, with walkways connecting most of the houses. There is a great library with extensive knowledge.

An armor shop known as "The Unicorn" is also been located in the village. Although the merchandise had great enchantments, the shop appealed poorly to male customers due to the feminine armor. Runt and Stump described the shop as "Adding Efficiency X on a wooden pickaxe"

Runt and his group also encountered a Blockbird, who unbeknownst to them, is a quest mob that sings the password to a crypt when its nest is fixed. Ched has a quest related to this.
Crystal Owls

The Crystal Owls are one of many major guilds on the continent of Ardenvell. Their guildhall is located in Arcania, but the exact location is unknown. They are described as very secretive.

## History

### Battle of Villagetown

The Crystal Owls appeared in the Battle Of Villlagetown. Lyra first appeared, telepathically giving Eeebs instructions and supporting the Lost Legion. When Eeebs went into the Halls of Agemmon and Lyra couldn't follow for awhile, he met Glorm, who was dueling Bayliss. When the Rite of Awakening was finished by Bayliss before Glorm could defeat them, Lyra, Glorm and Eeebs held off the Final Guardian, a Red Wyrm, until Hurion's Wish Coin summoned a Kaiju to assist in clearing the Labyrinth. They later bid Eeebs and the Legion farewell and left to deal with a situation in Morningvale.

## Known Members

* Glorm, an Underlord clad in omnigold plate
* Lyra Aetherstar, a supportive Moon Elf
* Faolan, a lupin wizard
Harbergast

Colonel Harbergast was an army soldier who was converted into a Cyberman after he went to their ship under the impression that he was invited to a dinner party.

## Character History

Harbergast was invited to a dinner party at the house Thornwood Towers, which in actuality was a cloaked Cybership. He did not take to his fellow guests, finding Hallowtime an insufferable irritation, whilst his attempts to side with the Doctor did not go down well, due to his misogyny towards Jess. He was impatient with all people in the house, before being taken to the trophy room by Carstairs, who put him in a conversion booth, where he was converted into a Cyberman.
Cube Kid

Cube Kid sleeping (Image from Kindle)

Cube Kid is the creator of the world of Aetheria. He is an author that writes unofficial Minecraft books. His real name is Erik Gunnar Taylor.

Taylor's main series is known as Diary of a Wimpy Villager but it is more known as Diary Of An 8-bit Warrior, the name that the publisher made. It is about a villager named Runt's journey to become a warrior. Other than Taylor's main series, he also has other series, such as Nether Kitten, Path of Exile, and Aetheria Offline. All the books he writes are in the same universe. For example, Diary of an 8-bit Warrior is combining books from the Wimpy Villager series.

According to his Discord, he is bored most of the time. He spends his free time writing books, and watching movies with his girlfriend during quarantine.

## Trivia

* He owns a Toyota.
* He has been seen playing World of Warcraft Classic.
* He frequently gives people lore on the Cube Kid Fan Community Discord server, which is how there is so much information on this wiki.
* He lives in Wasilla, Alaska, United States.
Gods

Gods/Immortals are the most significant people in Aetheria and have powers greater than most living beings. They are creators and destroyers. Here is a list of these beings.

 Valis
 Elune
 Ao
 Rend
 Isollae

## Divine Law

Divine Law is a force created by the lore that bounds gods from directly influencing the mortal realms. They cannot affect the world in any meaningful way outside granting favors, occasional dream/visions, and choosing champions (i.e. the Nether Kittens). Gods are also compelled by divine law to assist their followers.
The Land of the Dead

The 99th dimension is something many people in Aetheria mention when referring to a death. Although not much is known about The Land of the Dead, it is known that it is the dimension where beings go after they die. The aetherians, terrarians, and mobs all go to The Land of the Dead when they die. There are no other known ways to get to this dimension(but we know you need a Keystone).

All beings have an extremely small duration of time before they go to The Land of the Dead after their health bar hits 0. This is the reason why overkill exists. The being is taking damage while dead before going to the 99th dimension.

It is mentioned that the land of the dead have different physics compared to others, and it is beyond Human comprehension.
Hurion Rubyshard

## Hurion

Hurion along with Lost Legion members Lylla and Leo

* Kitten 2

## Social Attributes

**Hurion Rubyshard**, or simply Hurion, is a human male and member of the Lost Legion. As his name implies, he wields a ruby sword and dagger, as well as possessing a mostly red outfit. He, along with Leo and Lylla, are sent by Kolb to pick up Eeebs and take him to the Lost Keep. He is the oldest of the three who were sent. Whilst there, he angrily shoves a potion into the arms of an old villager, who blocks his path in anger due to them protecting Eeebs, who many of the people in Villagetown distrust. This immediately displays his quick temper and seriousness when it comes to obeying orders from both his commander and the mayor of Villagetown.

He owns a Wish Coin , which he uses in the Lost Keep during a clan meeting. He also participated in a play describing the humans and their arrival in Aetheria, playing himself. He isn’t seen when the play is interrupted by a attempted goblin assassin, who attempts to stab the mayor whilst he’s onstage. Hurion would later appear again however, during the battle against the Underlord, in which he assists in defeating several mobs. He remains behind whilst Drill, Kaeleb and Eeebs pursue some leftover pigmen into Tunnel 67, revealed to be the entrance of the dungeon Halls of Agemmon.

Hurion arrives, along with Kolb, Lyra, Leo and a few other Legionnaires, to assist Eeebs and the Crystal Owls in defeating the Red Wyrm and the various dungeon monsters. In pure desperation, he uses his Wish Coin to summon a kaiju, (whom Eeebs christens "Stompy"), who turns the battle in their favor by being more than a match for the Red Wyrm and its protectors. Hurion is last seen talking to Eeebs when he wakes up in the Lost Keep, alongside his best friends, Leo and Lylla.

## Trivia

* Hurion is presumably one of the only Legionares, or Possibly even Outlanders, that uses a last name in his "Aetherian Name", as mentioned by Leonardios stating "no last name" when introducing himself to Eeebs.
Knights of Aetheria

## Description

The Knights of Aetheria (abbreviated to KoA) are a knightly order bound by oath to serve the King himself. They're one of the oldest guilds alive, with its creation dating back to the aftermath of the Second Great War.

Sir Elric Darkbane is the highest ranking member, as he is a Flamebearer.

### Joining

In order for someone to become an official member of The Knights of Aetheria, they must go on a quest to obtain a legendary item named Bogwentle's Lantern. Anyone level 15 or higher can attempt the quest. If they succeed, the become an official member of The Knights of Aetheria.

Aura Bond: This item's enchantments will take affect even when the item remains within an inventory space.

## History

   Centuries in the past, the Knights went on an expedition into the 14th Realm (Icehollow) and stumbled across a foul ritual focused upon an arcane crystal. If successful, it would have heralded the return of the Eyeless One. Fortunately, the Knights put an end to it, and built a great fortress around the floating gem to prevent any repeated attempts. So they kept vigil for over 1000 years, until one day the castle was razed by a monstrous horde. Not only was this demoralizing, but this event almost dissolved the guild. While they managed to barely survive, they never fully recovered from the setback. Despite this, they are still one of the most powerful guilds left in Aetheria.
Castellan

The unnamed Castellan of the Time Lords was responsible for helping the Doctor seal the Vultures in the Quantum Ark, but subsequently neglected to improve its technology to keep them locked in there.

## Character History

It is unknown at what point in his life the Castellan was handed his title, but he served alongside the President during the Vulture crisis. The Castellan wanted to ensure the Vultures' death so as not to risk the future of Gallifrey, but was forced to comply with the Doctor's wishes when he persuaded the President to allow him to imprison the Vultures in the Quantum Ark. He and the Doctor took the Ark to Titan 6, where it was left, and the Castellan was charged with improving the technology so as to make sure the Vultures wouldn't get out. He did not do this however, dying before he could make advancements to the Ark.
The End

## Description

The End is the shadowy 3rd Realm of Aetheria, and is made up of floating islands over the void made up of End Stone, much like The Aether. Enderman like Enderstar and Grayfellow are native to this Realm.

## Canon information

It is accessed by strongholds in The Overworld.

## Structure

There is a central island with tall obsidian pillars and an ender dragon. The pillars have end crystals which heal the dragon.

Around the central island, there is nothing for at least 1,000 blocks.

There are end gateways used to access the outlying islands which are far away from the main island. Here we find end cities which hold lucrative resources such as chorus fruit, potions, armor, shulker shells, and elytras. See fan theories about endermen.