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"Blackheart" Smith

**"Blackheart" Smith** (first name unknown) was formerly the primary antagonist of the Bitter Creek campaign's first half before his redemption, a human ranger from the town of Snakewood. He was the latest leader of the Hartford Gang.

## Personality

Blackheart is a grumpy old man with a short temper, not tolerating failure. He was not always this way, and was much nicer before his curse and before the death of his wife. He is trying to recapture that older version of himself, and is choosing to make better choices after his curse has been lifted.

## History

### Winona's Curse of Envy

At some point in the past, Winona was envious of Blackheart's wife's beauty, and cursed Blackheart's locket, which also happened to contain a picture of Blackheart and his wife inside. This curse enveloped his left hand in shadow, and afflicted him with a strange magical disease that made him repeatedly cough up black smoke. Blackheart received his title because of this. After being cursed, the pain he was enduring made Blackheart into a very grumpy man, and led to him becoming more ruthless and cutthroat than ever before.

### Forming the Hartford Gang

At some point in the past after being cursed, Blackheart banded together with an old friend of his, James Hartford, and formed what would later become the Hartford Gang. He and James led the gang for some time, before James' eventual passing. Adopting James' kids, Blackheart soon allowed the kids to run their own sectors once they became old enough. As each of James' kids grew old enough, the gang was eventually rebranded to reflect the new direction. The kids soon ran the gang, with Blackheart standing as a figurehead and mentor for the four.

The gang took Brimstone as their primary nerve center, turning what was once a boomtown into a crime-ridden ghost town.

### Bitter Creek Campaign

Blackheart was eventually confronted by the Bitter Creek party after their takedowns of his adoptive children, with the party intending to make him stand down. Blackheart agreed with the promise of having his curse cleansed from his locket. He gave the locket to Grey, indirectly transferring the curse to him permanently through the actions of the rest of the campaign.

## Notable Moments

* Forming the Hartford Gang with James
* Adopting James' children and raising them as his own
* Turning Brimstone into a ghost town
* Indirectly transferring his curse to Grey in exchange for his redemption

## Trivia

* Blackheart was originally going to be an orc, but this was changed to better fit his character as a smart businessman.
* What Blackheart's real first name is is unknown, known only by James. Not even his adoptive children know.
* Blackheart is the only villain to be redeemed in Flafa D&D history.
Chronovore

**Chronovores** are a species of unknown origin that feed on Flux Capacitors and time anomalies, first introduced in Professor Proxy's Wild Ride.

## History

### Professor Proxy's Wild Ride

The only chronovore seen in the campaign proper was Patty, an enforcer of the P.S.S.. She ate Proxy's Flux Capacitor twice.

## Behavior

Chronovores roam the time vortex, seeking anomalies and flux capacitors to feed on, which they will hunt relentlessly.

## Trivia

* The party started calling chronovores "Bluebo Josh" after Jumbo Josh from *Garten of BanBan*.
Omnibius

The merchant planet of **Omnibius** is a minor planet from Gravity Star, visited infrequently by the team.

## History

The team first visited Omnibius when Albus Scorone referred them to Plated Pete, the maker of his prosthetic arm, to repair it and collect the data drive from it to aid them in intercepting Octus' plans. They went to the planet and first investigated the food court, stopping at a stall full of alien fruits, namely the Globulo and Tronkus fruits, being disgusted by them. Later, they found a Garbudo fruit, which 086 stole and named Larry the Cucumber. They took a brief stop at Space Pizza Hut, eating some pizza before finding Plated Pete. Due to the arm the team presented to him apparently being stolen, Plated Pete offered to fix it for an exorbitantly high markup. They thankfully negotiated with him to fix it for free as long as they don't give it to Albus, and got it fixed. They claimed the data drive, and with it found that Octus' next stop was Granaera to collect the Titan.

Later on, after Octus' defeat, what remained of Gravity Star's Earth Division decided to rebuild their base on Omnibius, with Moto and Zola living together on the planet, and Moe and Dewey living large in Space Pizza Hut. 086 realized that she no longer liked Larry the Cucumber, and put him back on his shelf, abandoning him to return to Shadowcast with Flec and 014.

## Known Denizens

* Plated Pete
* Larry the Cucumber

## Points of Interest

* The Food Court, which included Space Pizza Hut
* Plated Pete's Parts and Pieces
* Artifact shops
* Weapons shops

## Trivia

* Omnibius was partially named after *Polybius*, as well as being named to sound like "Omni buy us".
Drip Slime

The **Drip Slime** is an NPC from Rohan's Campaign and Travescot, making short appearances in both. He is known for his sense of style.

## Personality

The Drip Slime's favorite pastime is judging others' drip, and if he deems one to not be dripping, then he attacks them promptly.

## History

### Rohan's Campaign

The Drip Slime first appeared to Gnorbitt as a slime with a comically large spoon inside of it, later wearing a pair of Air Force Jordans. Gnorbitt fought the slime, and then the Drip Slime started cripp-walking and pulled out multiple firearms, most notably a Glock-19 and a minigun. Gnorbitt temporarily killed the slime but destroyed the vent they were in in the process, claiming his Air Force Jordans as a reward.

### Travescot Campaign

The Drip Slime reappeared suddenly in the town of Travescot shortly after the party's antics in Mason Mart. He deemed Dr. PP worthy of his drip, and gave him his Glock-19 and his Air Force Jordans.

## Notable Moments

* Dripping
* Cripp-walking
* Deeming Dr. PP worthy of his drip

## Trivia

* The Drip Slime was the first instance of a character crossing the multiversal barrier.
Elizabeth Tarkin

**Elizabeth Tarkin** was a folk hero of Penumbros from Gravity Star. She is a tiefling ranger best known for inspiring the Penumbrian peoples and being the blueprint for the Sisters.

## Personality

The only information on Elizabeth's personality is from word of mouth, but she was known to be a prideful warrior and a stalwart defender, if not with a bit of an ego due to her skill.

## History

### Shadowcast

At some point in Penumbrian history, Elizabeth led the charge against the local demons, allowing the tieflings to rise up and become the dominant species, taking many out singlehandedly. When Gravity Star eventually came to Penumbros, they and the Penumbrians opted to take a DNA sample from Tarkin and clone her to make an army of replaceable soldiers to keep the demons in line. The facility to house these clones and raise them became Shadowcast.

At some unknown point, Elizabeth passed away, presumably due to old age.

## Notable Moments

* Inspiring the Penumbrians to attack the demons
* Being an exemplary soldier and commander

## Trivia

* Elizabeth was a character created by Kaiju.
* Elizabeth's last name, Tarkin, came from Wilhuff Tarkin from the *Star Wars* franchise.
Can We Get Much Higher?

**Can We Get Much Higher?** is a series of short videos based on the popular meme of the same name based on the series *One Piece*. The videos are created by FennekinGalaxy and Kaiju. So far, there exist two videos, with one based on the Travescot storyline and one based on the New Nestor storyline.

## Cast (in order of appearance)

### Travescot Cast

* Dr. V as Luffy
* stronk monke as Ace
* Morm Rutri III as Law
* Atlas as Whitebeard
* Vinny as Chopper

### New Nestor Cast

* Samuel Tyson as Luffy
* Garlos as Ace
* Rachel Scott as Luffy
* Fisherman Guy as Whitebeard
* Roger Lombardi as Law
* Craig as Chopper

## Trivia

* The series was only intended to be the single video based on Travescot, but eventually Kaiju and Fenn, as well as Chris, wanted to see more interpretations of the formula with different casts.
Corbin MacGregor

**Corbin MacGregor** is a player character from the Heist, played by FennekinGalaxy. He is a rock gnome bard, known for his weasely nature.

## Personality

Corbin at heart is a weasel, doing what he can to get by and/or benefit himself. He knows how to manipulate people to avoid punishment or consequence.

## History

### Jewelry Store

Corbin's family used to own a jewelry store, and it was passed down to Corbin. Sales were dwindling, and there was nothing Corbin could do to reinvigorate interest in the business. When Nigel called with an opportunity, Corbin took whatever chance he could to get money to survive.

### Heist Campaign

Corbin joined the heisters in Nigel's job to rob a very special bank for two golden beetles. Corbin accompanied Sobro (with ZoZo in his bag) and Joe Pride in sneaking through the vents. When the party tripped the alarms, Corbin assisted the party in taking out the guards, and personally was the one to turn off the alarms.

Corbin then took a backseat role for a while, until it came time to go through processing. After watching Gaudak fail to break several walls, Corbin effortlessly broke through one of the walls, though this somehow led to a room that otherwise would've been impossible to enter due to being fully enclosed with no doors or windows. Eventually, the party made their way through the processing network, finding the vault room. Corbin assisted in killing the vault's guardian, the Hulking Crab, and helped to finish the heist. Corbin and Random Guy left right after receiving payment, before Ridgemon went rogue.

## Notable Moments

* Sneaking through the vents
* Disabling the alarms
* Aiding in killing the hulking crab
* Leaving right before Ridgemon went rogue.

## Trivia

* Corbin was originally intended to be a similar character in function to Saul Goodman from *Breaking Bad* and *Better Call Saul*, but this faded out as the campaign progressed.
Granaera

The desert planet of **Granaera** is a planet from Gravity Star, home to the kobolds and the Titan.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

Gravity Star went to Granaera in search of the Titan, seeking to find her before Octus did. Arriving there amidst a festival, they found out that the native kobolds seem to worship her as a goddess, viewing her as a gift from the stars. After enjoying a ritual feast, and 086 rubbing her greasy hands on a religious mural, the Titan soon arrived in person, doing her usual friendly things with the kobolds, before being zapped by Ramiel Guntur piloting the Paralyzer. The team took him down, with the help of 086 using her mech to fight the Paralyzer 1-on-1. After this, Gary attempted to repair the Titan's scrambled circuits, only repairing them partially, before the kobold high priest asked them for a favor in helping them repair the Titan's baubles. They agree, going at night to hunt for sparkflies, which Gary found delicious and 086 found very poppable, rubbing the juices on Moe to his disgust, before fighting off their predator, the dustrat, and returning with two sparkflies to fill her lantern up with. Gary attempted to seduce the Titan once again, but couldn't do it. Moe disguised himself as Gary and did it in his stead perfectly, allowing Gary to get the mechanical poontang he desired. They said their goodbyes before the team left to answer the distress call from Shadowcast.

## Known Denizens

* Gary Geckerson
* The Titan
* Countless kobolds, dustrats and sparkflies.

## Trivia

* Granaera was named as a corruption of grain, more specifically grains of sand.
Bert Blythe's Super-Tailor Shop

**Bert Blythe's Super-Tailor Shop** is a recurring shop from The Saviors of Sunset City, owned by the titular Bert.

## History

### The Saviors of Sunset City

Bert's store was first seen when the Eight came to save him from Pillow Monger, who was being a Karen and tried to enter the store on a hero day while being a villain. Bert was saved from a levitated pillow by Spinflux, who pried it off of his face. After Mayor Strongarm bought Pillow Monger a suit, exploiting a logistical loophole, Pillow Monger backed down, and out of thanks, Bert offered his services to them.

The store was revisited several times throughout the campaign's events, namely for suit upgrades and replacing Big Red's burnt suit with a new one and some basketball shorts, alongside designing 10's armor.
Jesse and Frank James

**Jesse and Frank James** are a pair of cowboy brothers from Professor Proxy's Wild Ride, being that campaign's version of their real-life counterparts.

## Personalities

The two are outlaws at heart, stealing and killing to their hearts' content.

## History

### Professor Proxy's Wild Ride

The pair were first seen inside a saloon shortly before the party's golden beetle heist, being challenged to a duel by Driving Guy, with Jesse's entire worth at stake. He offered Jesse the hat he just stole, and Jesse only accepted the duel due to Nacho incinerating his hat into ashes, thereby making him need a new one. Driving Guy promptly killed Jesse in the duel, causing Frank to be so angered he held Driving Guy at gunpoint. Kander Jr. had to shoot Frank to save his friend, rendering both dead.

## Trivia

* The brothers were intended to help the party with their heist, but because they were killed, this didn't happen.
Haze Russ

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**Haze Russ** is a player character from Gravity Star, played by Grey. He is a variant human rogue, and the pilot of Relic-01.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

Haze was called alongside the others to the Gravity Star home base in Houston on one of his off-days by General Stone to help stop a rumored assassination attempt on the mayor of the neighboring town of Beaumont at the hands of the Skullhearts. As soon as the first shot missed, Haze threw a smoke grenade in the direction of the mayor, allowing him ample time to escape. Mid-way through the gunfight, Haze took to the trees to make stealthy shots at them from afar.

Haze witnessed the crash of the Harvester, and armored up in Relic-01 promptly. He tethered two of the enemy forces towards himself, knocking them into each other before 086 assisted with one of G.R.I.M.'s EMP missiles. Haze was also responsible for blowing the head off of one of the Scorchers.

Once the team was able to enter the Harvester, Haze stayed in the drill room with Relic-01 to try and disable the drill however possible. He bashed the engine's covering enough to dent out a gripping point for his hand, and after softening the metal covering a bit with his flamethrower, was successfully able to pull it off. He started to overheat the engine and then shorted its circuits, shutting down the drill and preventing further progress. He hid away in the drill hangar until the rest of the team was ready to lay siege on the cockpit. He was part of the stealth assault on the cockpit crew, and was the one to hold Tommy up with his cannon barrel to persuade him to join their cause.

Once the team was out of the Harvester, Haze listened to Moto's tellings of the limited history on file for Martyros, and witnessed Octus' broadcast to Gravity Star's base. When Moto asked for help asking out Zola, Haze personally went up to Zola and told him that there was a perfect girl for him waiting, and the problem was that he hadn't gotten with her yet. He went up to General Stone and asked him to set up the perfect dinner for them with his connections. He was a major player in helping the pair hook up.

Haze was notably absent for the team's trips to Metran, Omnibius, Granaera, Penumbros, and Varuna, taking time at base to handle some other missions back home. When the Annihilator came and ravaged Garrison Space Center, Haze not only survived, but rejoined the team on Stardust One. With the team once more, he assisted the team in defeating the Siren, tackling Martyros' army in the final push to make it to Octus, and helped in defeating him, the Centurion, and the Exalted. He went with the team to Omnibius to rebuild their base and live there.

## Notable Moments

* Cloaking the mayor
* Blowing the head off of a Scorcher
* Disabling the Harvester's drill
* Sticking up Tommy
* Helping Moto and Zola get together

## Trivia

* Haze may or may not have some form of cybernetic enhancement.
Message Board

The **Message Board** is a mechanic from Gravity Star, made to keep track of side quests. It was not restored until after the team reunited with their crew on Earth.

## Function

The Message Board kept track of the party's side quests in a list format, allowing them to know what had and hadn't been done. The objectives of the three quests listed were as follows:

1. Help the Wayfinders kill the Siren
2. Help repair Shadowcast
3. Help the Sparkplug Police Department round up the Skullhearts

## Trivia

* The Message Board was implemented by Fenn to make side quests easier to keep track of, so that instead of having to interrogate NPCs for stuff to do, the party just knew when they had an offer. This would later be done more comprehensively with Saviors of Sunset City's map icons.
FATHER

The **FATHER Droids**, usually just shortened to **FATHERs**, are droids from Gravity Star that aid in Shadowcast's nurturing and raising of the many Sisters, helping them grow and develop into good soldiers and good people.

## History

### Gravity Star

After Shadowcast was first founded, the Gravity Star officials that ran it needed some automatic parents due to the anticipated quantity of clones. As such, they got to work and eventually developed the prototype for what would become the FATHER droids. They became extremely effective at their jobs and even helped the team when they came by later.

## Trivia

* Allegedly, the FATHER droids have AI loosely based on how the father of Elizabeth Tarkin, the blueprint for the Sisters, would act.
Harvester

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The **Harvester** was the first boss of Gravity Star, a large walking drill rig designed by the old royals of Martyros to harvest geothermal energy from the cores of planets. Harvesters possess large drills in their centers that come out of a hatch on their undersides.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

The Harvester crashed down shortly after the team saved the mayor from being assassinated by the Skullhearts, with the troops inside funneling out into the surrounding area to guard it. The team quickly disposed of them, entering the craft. They split up, with Haze using his mech to disable the drill, Dewey providing Gary with protection to disable the reactor, and the whole team leading a stealth assault on those within the cockpit.

They found the pilot, a Scorcher unit piloted by a man named Tommy, and took off his faceplate to extract him and persuade him to join their side. This worked, and Gary repaired his suit. After this, the team went back to the reactor to clear out the remaining crew members, with Moe using his mech to saw one in half lengthways. Moe used his mech's magnetic abilities to crush the reactor, rendering it unusable, pulling apart the pipes in the room, and using a floor panel 086 pulled out with her mech, he propflew the team away.

## Notable Moments

* Crashing through the Earth's crust and drilling through part of the mantle
* Being absolutely gutted by the team
* Having its pilot become a traitor

## Trivia

* There were dozens of Harvesters still active after the fall of Martyros, the remaining ones being reactivated by Octus when he rose to prominence again.
* None of the Harvesters are sentient, as they are vehicles piloted by mech users from Martyros.
Carl

*Not to be confused with Charles or Charlie.*

**Carl** is an NPC from Houses, a senile old man native to the Lowlands, getting superpowers from the corruption plaguing the area.

## Personality

Carl was already long senile, but now, after the corruption, his mind is completely gone. He is insane and has a habit of running around almost completely naked.

## History

### Houses Campaign

While on the way to the Titan's Grave, the party found Carl running out of the forest just after they passed by Goblopolis. Viewing the party as a threat, Carl lifted multiple chunks of the earth out of the ground to try and attack the party, and once they got too close, he raised a labyrinth from beneath the ground to keep them at bay, resurrecting all of the skeletons within.

Once the party escaped the labyrinth, Carl was gone. It is unknown to this day as to where he went.

## Trivia

* Carl's labyrinth and the lifting of the earth were two things that inspired Fenn to make Houses, but Carl himself was a last-minute addition.
Inolia

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**Inolia** is a player character from Houses, played by Inkunn. He is a hill dwarf sorcerer from Yrven, known for his very passive disposition.

## Personality

Inolia is very passive yet very knowledgeable about many things.

## History

### Houses Campaign

Inolia joined the party as the representative from Yrven, joining them in their descent deeper into Nox. He did not do much of note while there, but was a useful asset to the team.

Visiting Yrven, Inolia did not do much of note while there, but did decipher the symbols on the ritual structure the party found in the wasteland, being dotted with the symbols Vahl, Nol, and Fe, representing body, mind and spirit respectively.

Inolia entered the lean dimension with the party to try and save Grog, ending up abandoned for a while there.

Inolia was not present when the party visited Pteven or Ridgewater, but returned when it was time to visit Xenoz, still remaining passive as ever.

Inolia ended up trapped with the party inside of Carl's labyrinth, and disappeared shortly after escaping.

## Trivia

* Inolia was the first of two characters that took the form of Ink's actual avatar.
Asphalt Bliss

**Asphalt Bliss**, often abbreviated to **Bliss**, is a drug from The Saviors of Sunset City. Its effects are similar to crack cocaine.

## Known Effects

Asphalt Bliss gives a sort of numb high, making the user extremely tolerant to pain and physical damages. It is also highly addictive.

## Known Instances

Hindsight blackmailed Hot Rod into giving him one of the Road Crew's stashes of Bliss, but was not able to obtain it thanks to the Eight's intervention.

Oracle had to give an anti-bliss PSA to many children, comparing addiction to it to becoming supervillains.

Soulshaker was holding a bag of Bliss and huffing it during his battle with the Eight, making him nigh invincible until it was knocked out of his hands by a well-placed gunshot from Big Red.

The Eight stopped a second drug trade by the Road Crew shortly after stopping a burglary attempt at Monk Enterprises.

## Trivia

* Asphalt Bliss shares a similar name to Bliss from *Captain Planet and the Planeteers*. This was intentional.
Father Aurelius

*"Guards, send them home."*This article contains spoilers for important events or revelations of its respective storyline(s). Enter at your own risk.

## Personal Info

### Sessions Active

Session 1: "Dr. PP's Desire to Use His" - present

## Relations

### Enemies

Dr. V
stronk monke
Vinny
Morm Rutri III
Ricktardestet
Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX
Markus
Bean
Lorelei
Wilhelm
Bishop

### Love Interests

Orelia
Unnamed wife (formerly)

**Father Aurelius** is the secondary antagonist of the Travescot campaign. He is a tiefling cleric and the high priest of the Church of Gold, centered in the Gilded Lands.

## Personality

Aurelius is a devoted priest to his goddess Orelia, her opinions of him aside. He is a weasel, manipulating people to get what he wants for his selfish goals.

## History

### Founding the Church of Gold

Orelia came to Aurelius in a dream using her magic, promising him power and good fortune in exchange for devotion. He built a church in her honor and gathered quite the following, as well as falling for his goddess bad enough to drive his family away.

### Travescot Campaign

Father Aurelius met with the party to in King Goldric's stead to give "his" mission, when in reality he was using the rewards as a bargaining chip to manipulate the party to get him the Risen's orb. The party later returned to him with the Risen's orb, after which he detained them and the king using his army of golden golems, one of Orelia's many gifts.

When the party returns, he is in the midst of a ritual to donate the orb to Orelia, his concentration broken by a missed dagger throw at the hands of Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX. Despite this, the ritual completed, and Orelia made her grand appearance, but only after transforming Aurelius into one of the golems. She stole the orb, left Aurelius in the dust, and disappeared to Purity.

After this event, Aurelius cast himself out of the Gilded Lands and broke down the Church of Gold, realizing his goddess was nothing more than a setup. Where he went is unknown.

## Relationships

### His Family

Aurelius has a very strained relationship with his family, due to his obsession with Orelia. His wife left him because of this, and he does not have custody of his children.

### Orelia

Aurelius' relationship with Orelia has become very strained, due to Orelia's rejection of his devotion, tossing him aside when he was no longer needed.

## Notable Moments

* Founding the Church of Gold to simp on Orelia
* Deceiving the party into giving him the Risen's orb
* Being turned into a golem and fighting the party
* Being abandoned by Orelia

## Trivia

* Aurelius' name being similar to Orelia's was not intentional, as Aurelius was made first, but fits neatly into the golden theming of names centering from the Gilded Lands that was intentional on the part of FennekinGalaxy.
* Aurelius' golem form's design was inspired by Aurelionite from *Risk of Rain 2*.
* Aurelius was the only villain from the Travescot campaign to survive its events. Where he is now is unknown, but it has been confirmed that he is alive.
Hindsight

**Lochan Chaudhary**, better known as **Hindsight**, is a boss from The Saviors of Sunset City. He is Oracle's nemesis and is best known for his failed drug theft and mysterious disappearance.

## Personality

Hindsight is deeply disdainful for humanity and has seen all of its wrongs using his power. He has no value for humanity or human life.

## History

### The Saviors of Sunset City

Hindsight was first seen when the Eight came to intercept a forced drug deal between him and Hot Rod of the Road Crew. Hindsight blackmailed Hot Rod with knowledge of a woman named Angela into not only letting him have Hot Rod's supply of Bliss, but also into working as his lackey to fend off the Eight. He was cut off by Void's wall of flame shortly after Oracle tried to intimidate him with the edge of her psionic scythe. The Alchemist missed a potion throw on Hindsight and Spinflux failed to use Conscious Separation on him before 10 transformed into Spitter, and caused Hindsight to slip in a puddle of goo after pushing him back into Void's flame wall. Oracle had a premonition of Hindsight giving the Bliss he was after to a man in a trenchcoat. Void soon knocked Hindsight out, bringing him back to base.

Hindsight, while in captivity, had his person searched by Spinflux, who found a tape from the Operator. Not long after this, while Short-Circuit and Terraformer were watching Hindsight in the base, Terraformer disappeared thanks to Spinflux's machinations, leaving Short-Circuit as the sole witness of Hindsight's escape via a portal from Egress. Later, Oracle used her aura reading to see traces of his aura's remnants, being green. She knew that Hindsight had to have had friends on the other side.

Hindsight has not been seen since, but it is almost certain he will return.

## Notable Moments

* Blackmailing Hot Rod with information he likely would not have been able to obtain if he was a Normo
* Failing to steal Bliss
* Disappearing through a portal

## Powers and Abilities

### Past Sight

Hindsight can see into the past at an indefinite degree, theoretically allowing him to collect as much information on a target as he wished to use against them, from their history, to their secrets, to their fighting styles and abilities. This also effectively gives him a photographic memory, as he can look back to any moment and recall the information.

## Trivia

* Hindsight was originally meant to be a joke character when Chris couldn't figure out what to make for Oracle, but he stuck.
Plated Pete

*Not to be confused with the Pete from New Nestor.*

**Plated Pete** is a shopkeeper from Gravity Star, running Plated Pete's Parts and Pieces.

## Personality

Pete is a grumpy old soul, not being particularly friendly, and being particularly unkind to thieves.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

At some point before the events of the campaign, Albus stole the cybernetic arm he now has from Pete, much to his dismay due to its value.

The team eventually came to Plated Pete to get Albus' arm fixed, to which he angrily asks where they found it. He told them that Albus stole it from him, and as such marked up the arm to an insane 750 gold pieces. They were able to convince him to repair it for free, as long as they didn't give it back to Albus, which they promptly did anyway without him knowing.

## Notable Moments

* Getting one of his cybernetic arms stolen from his shop, and then having to repair said stolen property for free

## Trivia

* Plated Pete, despite the name, has no metal plates in his body anywhere.
Gertrude

**Gertrude** is an NPC from Gravity Star, being a member of the organization of the same name. She is a satanic leaf-tailed gecko best known for being hit on multiple times by Gary.

## Personality

Not much is known about Gertrude's personality, but she seems flirty, especially with Gary.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

Gertrude was first seen in the cafeteria, wherein Gary offered her some fried cockroaches to share, much to the disgust of his teammates. He successfully wooed her.

Later on, after Gary's visit to his homeland, he went back to Garrison and proceeded to have sex with Gertrude for three straight hours. Later on, after the team's visit to Penumbros, he solicited some kisses from her.

After this, Gertrude was not seen again, but she is presumed to have survived.

## Trivia

* Gertrude was forgotten about by FennekinGalaxy for the last two sessions, making her fate ultimately uncertain. It is assumed that she survived the encounter with the Annihilator.
Helghan Collective

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The Helghan Collective, commonly referred to as the Helghast are the splintered chiefs and commanders of the planet Helghan. Despite appearing as one, the Collective is in fact a chaotic mess of infighting and civil war that has resulted in one of the most hostile planets in the local system. What little unity still exists in this mass of warring states is most commonly directed towards fighting the Teralis Authority using what ships they can get their hands on.

Since their independence from Teralis, they have been in a state of constant war which many outside powers have been known to meddle in.
Mike (Travescot)

*This article refers to the friendly skeleton from Travescot and Houses. For other uses of "Mike", see Mike (disambiguation).*

**Michael**, mostly known as **Mike**, is a friendly NPC from the Travescot and Houses campaigns. He is a skeleton of unknown origin.

## Personality

Mike is a friendly soul, being so pure that somehow multiple resurrections of undead for evil purposes leave him unaffected. This allows him to act as a guide for multiple parties to reach safety.

## History

### Pre-Resurrection

Mike was one of many denizens of the now-fallen Kingdom of Archmoor, being killed by the cataclysm while staying in a cell for unknown reasons, and being converted into an undead minion. He remained restrained within the cell for a long time, lying dormant when Atlas put his protective glyphs up to weaken the curse's effects.

### Travescot Campaign

When the Travescot party broke the protective glyphs laid out by Atlas, Mike was resurrected once again, being found by the party when they went into the castle dungeon. After being set free by stronk monke, Mike guided the party to the throne room, which held the relic they were seeking, but also held the corpse of the deceased Lord Archmoor. Mike did not join the party in the battle.

Some time in between this event and the start of the Houses campaign, Mike was transported to the realm of Ikarion. How this happened is currently unknown.

### Houses Campaign

Mike was rediscovered by the Houses party inside of a labyrinth erupted from the ground by Carl, again being resurrected alongside a group of evil skeletons. Once again being freed from his shackles, this time by Anna, Mike joined the party for the remainder of their adventure, not participating in any battles but effectively cheering the party on.

## Notable Moments

* Guiding the Travescot party to the relic they were seeking
* Guiding the Houses party through Carl's labyrinth

## Trivia

* Mike is the only humanoid NPC to join the party before New Nestor and not participate in any combat whatsoever.
Prayer Seeds

The **Prayer Seeds** are some form of ivory-colored seeds introduced in Gravity Star. When planted, they grow into ritual trees that have curative properties. However, they grow inside of any organic material, so if consumed, they are viciously lethal. They are native to the planet Sequoia and are used and cultivated plentifully by the Redwood Sisters of the Sister Andrea Church of Gaia.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

When the team headed to Sequoia to meet up with Moto's contact, they found out that a former Sister of the Church, Sister Dierdre, had returned with her mech, the Swarmer, and was seeking to harvest the prayer seeds to weaponize them for Octus. They eventually calmed her down and redeemed her, bringing her back to her senses.

Later on, when it was finally time to face off with Octus himself, Elina gave the team one prayer seed each. They later used these when Octus surrendered and offered to let them choose his fate, after which Dewey, without hesitation, shoved a seed down his throat, killing him instantly and chunking him to bits. Gary sewed Octus back up and resurrected him, and intended to shove his seed down his throat too, but this was cut short when 086 gave Octus a mercy headshot.

When the team entered the Exalted's realm, they used the prayer seeds offensively against the Exalted Oculus, utilizing its weakness to healing as well as its weakness to Pepsi to put an end to Martyros' greatest weapons.

## Trivia

* The prayer seeds were inspired by the Ivory plants from *Iconoclasts.*
Earth (Gravity Star)

*"Guards, send them home."*This article contains spoilers for important events or revelations of its respective storyline(s). Enter at your own risk.
*This refers to the instance of Earth from the Gravity Star timeline. Other uses will be implemented as needed.*

**Earth** was a planet from Gravity Star, and was home to the nerve center of the Gravity Star organization. All of Earth's countries had banded together under one government by the year 4200, so internal wars were few and far between amidst interplanetary and intergalactic conflicts.

## History

### Gravity Star's Founding

Earth had long since had wars between its many countries, but when alien threats came to the planet, the planet was left defenseless due to constant infighting. This incident convinced the world leaders of Earth to band together as a planet instead of as independent nations, and with it came the Gravity Star organization to handle these interstellar threats.

### Gravity Star Campaign

The Earth Division was tasked by General Marcus Stone to aid in preventing the assassination of neighboring mayor Roderick Stewart at the hands of the Skullhearts. They successfully fought off the Skullhearts, but not before a giant drill rig robot came crashing down in search of the planet's core. The team armored up and gave chase, infiltrating the Harvester, destroying it from the inside and convincing its captain to defect. After this, the team left to intercept attempts at killing one of the double agents working against Martyros, Albus Scorone, then going under the alias of Percival Mason. Stone, Moto, Zola and Haze stayed behind to run the base.

Later on, Octus sent the Annihilator to break down the base and kill the people from within, in hopes of stopping Gravity Star in their tracks when it came to interfering with his plans. This worked to an extent, but not the extent he wanted, as there were several survivors, alongside the team returning with help to defeat the Annihilator. Moe ascended the machine and brought it to its knees, saving Earth. Or so they thought. The Annihilator was rigged to detonate when destroyed, forcing all remaining survivors to flee. The ensuing explosion fractured the planet and rendered it completely uninhabitable.

## Known (Former) Denizens

* Moe Yai
* Haze Russ
* Dewey Labling
* General Marcus Stone
* Lieutenant Susan Moto, and her drone COSMO
* Lieutenant Gordon Zola
* Mayor Roderick Stewart
* The Skullhearts (formerly)
* Flec Dorbee

## Points of Interest

* Garrison Space Center
* The Beaumont Capitol Building

## Trivia

* Earth was not originally supposed to shatter in the Annihilator explosion. The explosion was originally just going to obliterate the remains of the base. The fracturing of Earth was implemented to increase the stakes.
Cyrus

Art by Lexbomb6464.

**Cyrus** is a player character from Rohan's Campaign, played by Chris-tian Mothman. He is an elven rogue, known for his mysterious disappearance.

## History

### Rohan's Campaign

Cyrus was in the bar with Gnorbitt and Microbe, getting drunk and arm wrestling, unfortunately losing his round. Cyrus accompanied the duo on their travels, before having to sit outside of the dwarven town due to the blatant racism. He missed out on most of the two's subsequent antics due to this, but he rejoined them once they spoke to the mayor.

When the party went down to the river, Cyrus went on a short fishing expedition, catching a bass. Shortly thereafter, Microbe attacked Cyrus, with Cyrus successfully talking him down before any hits land from either party.

Cyrus witnessed Gnorbitt's kidnapping and subsequent stabbing. Cyrus accompanied Gnorbitt after his paralysis while Microbe and Javier went to further explore the ship. After noticing Javier's distress, Cyrus took Gnorbitt into the chamber with the dragon, and witnessed Microbe's voring and Gnorbitt's successful seduction.

The party returned to the main hall, and Cyrus entered the poopy door, disappearing into a strange void, never to be seen again.

## Notable Events

* Having to stand outside of a town due to blatant racism
* Catching a bass
* Accompanying Gnorbitt and calling in the backup
* Disappearing behind the poopy door

## Trivia

* Cyrus was the first character played by Chris, as well as the first elven character and the first rogue.
* Cyrus was the first player character to have an uncertain fate.
Goblopolis

**Goblopolis** is one of the ten major kingdoms of the realm of Ikarion from Houses, placed within the Lowlands next to the enemy nation of Prima. The goblins there are at war with Prima's harengon, leonin and hobgoblins for control over the land, allying themselves with the kobolds.

## History

### Houses Campaign

The party had to travel through Prima and Goblopolis on their way to the Titan's Grave. An army of goblins headed their way as they left Prima, quickly done away with by Anna's Titan form. After this, Zulnut and Anna travelled into Goblopolis for a brief moment, finding a gobliness in a bar performing. Zulnut tied her up and knocked her out with his rock-hard cock, with all of the drunken goblins assuming it was part of the show. Zulnut quickly tap-danced out of the bar, gobliness in tow, before Anna awkwardly walked out herself.

## Known Denizens

* The unnamed gobliness
* The bar visitors

## Trivia

* Goblopolis was added by FennekinGalaxy last-minute due to the location being important to Prima's lore but not being present within the world. It just so happened that with the intended route that the party would pass through Goblopolis anyway.
Cody

**Cody** is a player character from Bitter Creek, played by Kaiju. He is a human ranger cursed with lycanthropy, known for his intimidating visage.

## History

### Bitter Creek Campaign

Cody was in the Barley House saloon when Glenn Hartford tried to stick it up, being one of the few to stand up to him. He and Amra teamed up to intimidate one of the goons into giving them his money, with the other bandit only being intimidated by Amra and not Cody. He taught the third bandit how to do the nae-nae, and later headshot Glenn, killing him instantly.

Cody joined what became the party after Sheriff Clayton Steele came up to him with a bounty offer.

Chasing after Daisy, Cody and Amra bought a room at her inn to avoid suspicion before Cody took one of Daisy's simps upstairs to knock him out. Later, Cody and Jonah worked together to intimidate Daisy into surrendering and telling where to find her brothers.

That night, the party was getting ready to take the train to Snakewood, but it was a full moon. Cody started transforming, and they had to leave him behind for the night. While the party was gone, Cody killed and/or ate multiple people. He met back up with the party by the time it was time to hunt down Nick, and aided in the gunfight against him.

Cody joined the party in the search for Sooty, attempting to scare the child into coming with him. This failed. Cody was one of two party members (the other being Hamilton) to escape before the cave-in. He worked with Hamilton to excavate the remaining party members from the mountain.

Cody joined Grey and Jonah on T-Bone's train heist, intimidating the conductor into giving them the information they needed to conduct it, and bringing a wagon to collect the spoils.

Cody notably sat out from the remainder of the campaigns events.

## Notable Moments

* Teaching a bandit how to nae-nae
* Intimidating Daisy into telling the party all they needed to know
* Transforming into werewolf form
* Escaping the cave-in and helping to excavate the remaining party members
* Aiding in the train heist

## Trivia

* Cody appears as a one-to-one doppelganger of Smiling Jack from *Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines*.
Edgar

**Edgar** was a minor NPC from New Nestor. He was a wrestler who later died due to Dr. Noah Butcher's experimentation on Stu, being turned into an Injector.

## Personality

Edgar, despite his boisterous style on the wrestling field, is otherwise quiet and reserved, rather preferring oil painting in the time of the apocalypse instead of engaging in competition. He's a gentle giant of sorts.

## History

### Before the Apocalypse

Edgar was a student at Roswell University on a scholarship for his wrestling prowess, joining and later leading their wrestling team. After the apocalypse broke out, instead of staying at the university like his friends did, he decided to explore, eventually ending up at The Sunken Clam. It was during this time he picked up his passion for oil painting, having really no way to wrestle anymore in the apocalypse.

### New Nestor Campaign

While the party had visited the Sunken Clam several times, it wasn't until after the party had met The Wheelers that Edgar had actually piped up, on suggestion from Lance. He heard conversation about Lance's experiences with Arthur and knew that Arthur had some oil paints he left back in Warren. The party didn't explicitly take his request, but later found Mitch Sorenstein in Warren, with the oil paints nowhere to be seen.

After the party returns to The Sunken Clam after escaping the horde caused by the van crash, a commotion is heard inside. Edgar watches as Noah and Dr. Miko Kinoko arguing as Stu convulses. Portland, recognizing the signs of an Infector, advises everyone to get out of the bar. As the bar collapses, everyone but Butcher, Edgar, Jacksonville, and Tucker are accounted for. Edgar, in the incident, was infected, and turned into an Injector. He was later killed by Sam.

## Trivia

* Originally, Edgar was just to be killed in the roof collapse. This was changed to make the final boss fight more interesting.
* Edgar's passion for oil painting is a reference to Edgar Teglee from *Psychonauts*, who also shares a passion for wrestling.
Mike (disambiguation)

There are many characters named Mike (or some variation of it) throughout Flafa D&D history. This is a collection of each of those pages.

## Player Characters

* Mikhael, one of the scientists that caused the infection from New Nestor
* Mikey D. Mythos, one of the Meisters from Death's Gambit

## NPCs

* Mike (Travescot), the friendly skeleton who guided the parties from both Travescot and Houses
* Mike (New Nestor), the holder of the suitcase Roger sought after
* Mike Tyson, the celebrity of the same name as featured in The Saviors of Sunset City
Goinky

**Goinky** is a recurring friendly NPC from Floors of Serventent. He is a human best known for his odd hair and odd heritage.

## Personality

Goinky is a quirky individual, best known for his stories about his mother and his long-closeted meth addiction.

## History

### Floors of Serventent

Goinky was first seen inside the cafe, sticking out to the party due to his hair. When asked about his hair, his name and his origins, he introduced himself to the party, telling them that his name is Goinky due to his mother being retarded. Whether this is true or not remains a mystery. Goinky left the cafe for unknown reasons shortly before one of the customers had his money stolen.

Goinky was not seen again until the party went to the Adventurer's Hub, to which he had beaten them there. He signed up for the Adventurer's Guild shortly before them. Gruckles somehow convinced Goinky to pay his entry fee for him. Goinky soon disappeared again, reappearing shortly before the party entered the Tower, not doing anything of note. Once inside the tower, Goinky disappeared again, not reappearing again until shortly after the party spoke with the Trieilian Emperor and claimed Prince Creig as a new party member. Goinky sought some of Gruckles' meth, which he happily paid for, revealing to them that he is indeed a drug addict.

Goinky accompanied the party for the remainder of the campaign, oddly not joining them formally, but did not do anything of note after this point.

## Notable Moments

* Telling a possibly-false story about his mother
* Taking a separate boat from the same mariner as the party at almost the same time
* Buying Gruckles' meth
* Not joining the party despite accompanying them for multiple sessions

## Trivia

* It is theorized by some of the players of Floors that Goinky may have been a self-insert character for Ink, the DM, to play alongside his party. Goinky's name being spelled the same as "Go Inky" helps this theory.
Dustrats

The **Dustrats** are a species of large nocturnal rodents from Gravity Star, native to the planet Granaera.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

Exactly one dustrat was found when the team went hunting for sparkflies to refill one of the Titan's lanterns, which came out thanks to smelling the sparkfly juices spilled by 086 and Gary. It was lured away by Moe using an illusion of a sparkfly swarm.

## Behavior

Dustrats are relentless hunters when it comes to feeding on their natural prey, the sparkfly. Dustrats usually burrow under the sand during the day, coming out when it is time to hunt.

## Trivia

* Dustrats are named for usually being covered in sand dust when it comes time for them to hunt.