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Snakewood

**Snakewood** is a crime-infested town from Bitter Creek.

James Hartford, alongside his dear friend "Blackheart" Smith, formed a crime organization that would later become the Hartford Gang. They ran amok throughout Snakewood and the surrounding cities of Bitter Creek, Brimstone and Staleworth.

### The Great Fire of Snakewood

Snakewood, always being a town of great crime and greater corruption, caught the eye of the Eternal Flame, a cult devoted to cleansing evil from the world through fire. They set the town ablaze, killing many and leaving charred remains behind, slowly being rebuilt over time following this. This unfortunately did not quell the crime.

### Bitter Creek Campaign

The party first traveled to Snakewood in pursuit of the remaining two Hartford brothers, Nick and Sooty. They eventually found Nick in the lumber mill, quickly taking him down, and upon attempting to return to Bitter Creek, were found by Sheriff Steele, who congratulated them for their work, appearing noticeably injured and disheveled. Upon being questioned, he accidentally revealed to the party his true nature as a doppelganger. Amra sympathized with him, allowing him to keep up his good work.

The party soon found Sooty inside the local mines, and through a string of unfortunate events, caused a cave-in under the mountain, killing Sooty and Moon Matt, though the latter only temporarily, and injured the other party members, except for Cody and Hamilton, who had managed to escape in time.

After Sooty's bounty was claimed, the party was approached by the mayor for help repairing the town, and also by T-Bone Stewart to aid the party with their financial problems, should they do a few jobs for him. Moon Matt stayed behind to help repair the town, with Hamilton and Amra going on a job to bust a horse breeding mill and Cody, Grey and Jonah going on a train heist.

The party largely stayed out of Snakewood for the remainder of the campaign.

## Known Denizens

* Clara and her parents
* All of the Hartford Gang core members:
	+ James Hartford
	+ "Blackheart" Smith
	+ Nick "Deadeye" Hartford
	+ Glenn Hartford
	+ Daisy "Widow" Hartford
	+ Stephen "Sooty" Hartford
* Moon Matt
* All of the party's horses:
	+ Splingus
	+ Hyppo
	+ Donkeh
	+ Amra Carfaren's Horse
	+ Cody's Horse
	+ Grey's Horse
* T-Bone Stewart

## Trivia

* Snakewood was named after its trees, being long and thin like snakes.
* Snakewood's great fire was originally going to be the central inciting lore incident for the buildup to the second campaign of the Bitter Creek story, with the party going after the Eternal Flame directly.
Sister Andrea

**Sister Andrea** is the eldest sister of the Redwood Sisters, and the namesake of the Sister Andrea Church of Gaia from Gravity Star. She is an elven cleric best known for her harsh traditionalism.

## Personality

Andrea is a stern traditionalist, upholding the Church's beliefs above anything else. She hates anything remotely technological in nature, calling it heretical and wanting it banished from her sight.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

When Moto brought the team to Sequoia to ask for Sister Elina's help, Andrea forbade her from going with those "heretics". After Sister Lenna returned warning of their fallen sister returning, Elina went anyway against Andrea's wishes, with Andrea receiving a middle finger from Gary as the team left. Shortly after the team returned with Elina and Dierdre safe, Andrea was yelling for Elina to get away from the heretics once again. Dewey clocked Andrea in the face after this, knocking her out and allowing himself and 086 to draw on her face, giving her a mustache and monocle before Gary gave her a wet willy.

## Notable Moments

* Being a stick in the mud about getting help for their situation
* Getting knocked out by Dewey for refusing to accept Gravity Star as a beneficial group

## Trivia

* Sister Andrea's repeated use of "heretic" as an insult is a reference to the Sisters of Battle from Warhammer 40K.
The Hartford Gang

**The Hartford Gang** were the primary antagonists of the first half of the Bitter Creek campaign, performing several petty crimes across the towns of Bitter Creek, Snakewood, Brimstone and Staleworth.

## Members

* James Hartford (formerly)
* "Blackheart" Smith (formerly)
* Nick "Deadeye" Hartford (formerly)
* Glenn Hartford (formerly)
* Daisy "Widow" Hartford
* Stephen "Sooty" Hartford (formerly)

## History

### Foundation and Transfer

At some point in the past, James and Blackheart banded together to build the largest organized crime organization in the area. Once James' kids grew to be old enough, they joined in, and the gang was rebranded to focus on the Hartford family. Blackheart was not upset by this, as he was practically family to the children.

After James' passing, Blackheart retained the leading role in the Hartford Gang's activities, but did not micromanage the siblings. Each one of the Hartfords each had their own groups to command, with Blackheart as a sort of figure head.

### Bitter Creek Campaign

Sheriff Clayton Steele had been hunting down the gang for a while, assisting local officers in the neighboring towns as well. Eventually, Steele's bounty caught the eye of what became the party, and they aided him in progressively knocking each one down.

The Bitter Creek party first killed Glenn, due to his recklessness when he stuck up the Barley House, before even knowing the bounty was present. After Steele notified them of the bounty, they then went after Daisy, being the only one that actively fought the party that did not get killed. After she was taken into custody, the party travelled to Snakewood to find Nick and Sooty, with both of them meeting their ends at the hands of the party.

When it came time for the party to hunt down Blackheart, he resigned from his life of crime with the promise that he could have his curse lifted. The party held up their promise, and Blackheart had his locket returned to him promptly.

## Trivia

* Glenn does not have a nickname or title. This is intentional on the part of FennekinGalaxy.
* Blackheart is the only antagonist to have been redeemed in any Flafa DnD campaign up to this point.
Winona

**Winona** was an antagonist from Bitter Creek, being one of the witches of the Eternals native to the town of Staleworth and the surrounding area that summoned Sorgan.

## Personality

Winona at her core was envious and petty, obsessed with her image and her legacy.

## History

### Blackheart's Curse

At some point in the past, Winona grew envious of the beauty of Blackheart's wife, having feelings for him, and cursed his locket of him and his wife, giving him a black, misty hand that caused him great agony as his lungs filled with the smoke.

### Bitter Creek Campaign

Winona was found by the party when they sought to cleanse Blackheart's locket of the curse, and tracked her down to the forests just outside of Snakewood where she had been in hiding. Upon a short confrontation, including Amra trying to woo her with thaumaturgy, she disappeared to the Staleworth ranch, leaving a wendigo to attack the party and preparing with her covenmates to start a ritual. Her and the Eternals were obsessed with bringing Sorgan to the physical plane, as he had promised them eternal life if they had done so. The party took too long deliberating their next course of action, so the ritual went off without a hitch. Sorgan had tricked the Eternals, using their bodies to build his, killing them all instantly.

## Relationships

### "Blackheart" Smith

Winona had feelings for Blackheart, and over time she grew envious of everything about his wife, culminating in the curse. She rendered pursuing him a lost cause, despite Blackheart's wife dying not long after this incident.

### Sorgan

Winona viewed Sorgan as a sort of savior, never learning Sorgan's true intentions, as she died during the ritual.

## Notable Moments

* Cursing Blackheart
* Summoning a wendigo
* Participating in the summoning of Sorgan
Raccoon (Character)

## Raccoon

*If you are looking for the player of the same name, see Raccoon.*

**Raccoon** is a player character from Houses, played by Raccoon. He is a dragonborn known for his short appearance.

## History

### Houses Campaign

Raccoon first joined the party in Pteven, helping them fight the corrupted tiefling. He helped up the street rat that the corrupted tiefling was strangling, before promptly punching Elkos due to the latter not sustaining any damage in the encounter.

Raccoon did not do much more of note during his time with the party, but he did aid them (alongside Barry), in baiting the corrupted fish to come battle with them.

## Notable Moments

* Helping up the street rat
* Punching Elkos

## Trivia

* Raccoon is the first and only character played by Raccoon in Flafa D&D, tied with Lazarus and Joe Pride for the shortest tenure at one session.
The Skullhearts

The **Skullhearts** are a gang of miscreants from Gravity Star, native to the town of Beaumont, Texas and the surrounding area.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

The Skullhearts were first seen attending a rallying speech from the mayor of Beaumont, Roderick Stewart, wherein the team was sent in to stop a rumored assassination attempt on him by the Skullhearts. The rumors were proven true when one of them took aim, thankfully distracted long enough by Gary to allow the mayor to get away. The civilians fled while Gravity Star took care of the situation, taking care of the belligerents shortly before the Harvester crashed down just outside of the capitol building. When the Harvester crashed, the remaining Skullhearts went into hiding, never to be seen again.

They were not seen again until the team went to Metran to help the Sparkplug Police Department track down the Skullhearts, who had since moved to the planet after the events of the team's first visit to Earth. They were found by 086 and Moe Yai in the Oil Slick Bar, wherein the duo, alongside Moe's dog Looki, subdued the five gang members hustling the drunks and turned them in for the bounty.

## Trivia

* The Skullhearts all have some sort of cybernetic enhancement on their bodies somewhere.
The Vagabonds

**The Vagabonds** are an enemy faction from New Nestor, helmed by Mr. Megadeath.

## History

### New Nestor Campaign

The Vagabonds were first seen attacking the survivor camp of Warren, taking Bobby's life as a peace offering and killing Arthur after Hank retaliated, being scared away by a swarm of husks. Between this point and the next time they were seen, Kent, Rachel, Garlos and Fisherman Guy were captured by the Vagabonds and locked in a van. The Vagabonds soon attacked the Blue Moon Motel, with their leader ranting about how Mr. P stole his fame. The sole kill of the Vagabonds during this battle was Mr. P, and once Scott Joyce was killed, every other Vagabond killed themselves, a feat so metal Akira had to comment about how metal it was.

Shortly thereafter, Sam opened the van, rescuing the kidnapped people before asking White to hotwire it. Despite the hotwiring being completed, the van remained unused after this point.

## Subtypes

Aside from the named exception, there are multiple subtypes of Vagabond.

### Melee Vagabond

Donning balaclavas and using knives, melee Vagabonds are the cannon fodder for the cause.

### Vagabond Sniper

Donning sunglasses and a face mask, Vagabond snipers clean up the battlefield from long range.
RottenDoll

**RottenDoll**, formerly known as **SpookShi** or simply **Spook**, is a new player of Flafa D&D.

## Characters Played

* Copper (in Floors of Serventent)
* Gary Geckerson (in Gravity Star)
* Sock (in Professor Proxy's Wild Ride)
* TBA (in Death's Gambit) (upcoming)
* TBA (in The Nightmares of Myrefall) (upcoming)
* TBA (in Harkoth's Legacy) (upcoming)

## Trivia

* RottenDoll is the only player to have played a quadrupedal character, and the first to do so twice.
The Exalted

*"Guards, send them home."*This article contains spoilers for important events or revelations of its respective storyline(s). Enter at your own risk.The **Exalted** are a synthetic race from Gravity Star, made by the Martyrians to serve as their ultimate weapon.

## History

### The Fall

The Martyrians had gained military supremacy thanks to the Exalted's power, but soon the Exalted realized the Martyrians could not control them. After this revelation, the Exalted soon attacked the Martyrians as well as the pre-existing enemies of Martyros, becoming a universal threat. Dozens of planets from across the galaxy, in and out of Gravity Star, banded together to develop technology to banish them from reality and lock them away in another dimension to prevent the damage from spreading. After this incident, Martyros was left abandoned by the other planets in the galaxy, having contact severed, prompting Martyros to eventually dissolve from the inside.

### Gravity Star Campaign

Once Octus, the last descendant of the Martyrian royal family, had finally made a second Martyros, he retrofitted it to become a colossal mecha, being able to slice a rift in reality to release them. He did so as a last ditch effort after Gravity Star came after him. This worked, but the Exalted first went after him instead, destroying the Centurion and truly leaving him with nothing left. After this point, it forced Octus to surrender to Gravity Star, meeting a grim fate at their hands. The Exalted began to spill into the universe, prompting Gravity Star to enter the rift and take down their home. After entering, they eventually found the Exalted Oculus, the nerve center of it all, and used a combination of Elina's prayer seeds and Dewey's extensive reserves of Pepsi to defeat it, breaking down the realm and forcing it to destabilize. All of the Exalted died with the Oculus, before Flec allowed the team to make their escape.

## Known Varieties

### Exalted Pixies

Small, krill-like skeletal aliens that serve as the medics of the Exalted. They are very frail but make it so the ones they attach to very much aren't.

### Exalted Cleavers

Gargantuan, crab-like aliens that serve as the tanks of the Exalted ranks. They are incredibly durable and armed with two devastatingly sharp claws and eight spindly legs.

### Exalted Collectors

Large, lobster-like aliens that are armed with two railgun-esque pincers. They are incredibly dangerous at long range.

### Exalted Oculus

The nerve center of the Exalted, using its energies to build the realm they live within and the machines that roam it. Is weak to healing energies and Pepsi.

## Trivia

* The Exalted's betrayal and banishment by their creators, as well as their strange, skeletal designs were inspired by the Sentients from *Warframe*.
* The Exalted's color scheme and overall crustacean aesthetic (sans the Oculus) were inspired by the various Void enemies from *Risk of Rain 2*.
	+ The Exalted Oculus' design was inspired by the Eye of Sauron from *The Lord of the Rings*.
* The Exalted were not part of the original ending of Gravity Star, added after the fact to give more reason as to why Martyros was left behind.
The Sunken Clam

**The Sunken Clam Bar** was a major point of interest from New Nestor, the former home to the Merrymakers.

## History

The party entered the Sunken Clam to witness Baby CD being breastfed by Bridgette, after which Sam immediately, without hesitation, sliced Baby CD in half with his chainsaw. Luckily, Garlos was there to calm the situation with his new cat just before Fisherman Guy pissed on the floor, causing Rachel to slip. Stu was asked if he was a top or a bottom, and cried out that he was a virgin. The party went looking for quests, and found Noah, who told them he was working on a cure, and told the party about his and Mikhael's past. After Fisherman Guy intimidated Noah into dropping his pants, Rachel gave him a disappointed look. The party soon left to do some smaller jobs for the bargoers.

The party went to find Suzi on Bridgette's request, and saved Marvin along the way, directing him to the Sunken Clam. The party heads back there for info about the Golden Grin Casino, which Roy happily obliges to give them.

The party revisits Warren on Edgar's request, to see if any paints are left over. After that, they bring coffee back with them for Miko, and fight Suzi outside. The party brings Craig to the bar so that Noah can examine him, with many interesting finds being discovered.

Much later, the party returned to find Stu convulsing, with odd pustules growing on him. Portland took notice and convinced everyone to leave, but some were not fast enough, being caught in the blast and the subsequent collapse of the bar. Everyone was accounted for except for four: Tucker, Jacksonville, Edgar, and Noah. Tucker was crushed, and Jacksonville and Edgar were turned into different infected (a husk and an Injector respectively), with Noah seemingly perfectly fine. He cheered that his cure worked before his stomach burst open, enveloping him in tentacles and turning him into a Smasher. After this Smasher was killed, it corrupted again, turning into the Treant. A long, hard battle with the Treant subsequently came, the only casualty being Roy. The Merrymakers and the party soon left to find a new home, finding solace with the Wheelers.

## Known Denizens

* The Merrymakers:
	+ Bridgette
	+ Stu
	+ Baby CD
	+ Dr. Miko Kinoko
	+ Dr. Noah Butcher
	+ Edgar
	+ Cesar
	+ Tucker
	+ Roy

## Trivia

* The Sunken Clam was named after the Drunken Clam from *Family Guy*.
Weezer

**Weezer** is an American rock band featured as cameo characters in Gravity Star and as holograms in Professor Proxy's Wild Ride. As of 2001, the band's lineup has consisted of Rivers Cuomo, Patrick Wilson, Brian Bell, and Scott Shriner.

## History

### Gravity Star

While looking for Percival Mason, Moe Yai erroneously said they were looking for Rivers Cuomo.

### Professor Proxy's Wild Ride

One of the attractions on the Ishimura One was the Weezer Holograms, a hologram version of the band that uses AI to create and perform new Weezer songs, as well as the classics. While watching the band perform "Buddy Holly," Kander Jr. and Driving Guy hit the Griddy, with Driving Guy performing it perfectly.

After the doppelgangers began emerging, the Holograms began to sing distortedly, slowly, and repeatedly stuttered. Rhys commented about the malfunctioning Holograms, before promptly getting cleaved in two.

## Members

* Rivers Cuomo
* Jason Cropper (formerly)
* Matt Sharp (formerly)
* Patrick Wilson
* Brian Bell
* Mikey Welsh (formerly)
* Scott Shriner

## Known Fans

* Rhys
* Moe Yai
* Kander Jr. (debatably)
* Driving Guy (debatably)

## Trivia

* Weezer was not intended to be a running gag, but later became one as Chris became more and more of a fan of the band.
The Reaper

**Clyde Cash**, also known as **The Reaper**, is an NPC from Houses, known for being the guardian of the Titan's Grave.

## Personality

The Reaper is a stoic figure, not afraid to take action to save the world from the raw magic coursing in high levels through the veins of the Titans.

## History

### The Titan's Grave

The Reaper served as the guardian of the Titan's Grave, being responsible for phasing it into reality to collect a fallen Titan before retreating once again into the lean dimension to contain the potential destructive power of the Titan's blood.

### Houses Campaign

The Reaper had phased in the Titan's Grave around the fallen Titan being weaponized by Morticia, but something, or someone, was keeping him there, unable to phase out. Seeing this, he sent a disturbance of the area to the party's maps, to which they arrived a few days later. He asked the party to help him find the source of the disturbance, offering them one free, rule-free wish in return. Anna, without hesitation, de-cloaked the Reaper, revealing his true identity as the one and only Clyde Cash. She told him to "reap her ass", to which he does, taking it away temporarily before giving it back shortly thereafter. Once the party accepted his mission, the Reaper set up a camp for the party to stay at while staking out Morticia.

The Reaper did not witness any of the conflict inside of the Titan's body, nor the final fight with Morticia, but left as soon as he could when she was defeated, leaving the party with their wish of infinite ravioli.

## Notable Moments

* Being revealed as Clyde Cash
* Reaping Anna's ass
* Cleansing the corruption
* Gifting the party infinite ravioli

## Trivia

* The Reaper's identity of Clyde Cash was made canon due to exactly one vignette being made of a scrapped joke plot thread wherein he was the Reaper, and in addition to his normal duties, held Chris Chan Sonichu in the Titan's Grave within a special Sonichu temple. The party would visit Chris Chan briefly, wherein he would gift the party exactly one Curse-ye-hame-ha to use against Morticia. This was scrapped very late into Houses' run, being scrapped mere days before the session where it would be put into play was played.
	+ This joke plot thread was created due to an offhand joke comment Kaiju made during the development of Houses, something to the effect of "you should put Chris Chan in the campaign."
	+ If Anna had not de-cloaked the Reaper, this plot thread would have gone completely unused and unmentioned.
* There exists an alternate version of Houses wherein the Reaper was female and was not tied to Clyde Cash or Chris Chan at all, also suggested by Kaiju.
Staleworth

**Staleworth** is a city from Bitter Creek, neighboring the titular town. It is best known for housing a ranch used by the Eternals for their corrupt ritual to bring Sorgan back into the physical plane.

## History

### Bitter Creek Campaign

The party first got turned to the direction of Staleworth while investigating Winona's shack, and once they entered, Amra used Detect Magic to make a trail to follow to the ranch. Once inside the ranch, the party witnessed a grim scene of slaughtered cattle, spilled guts and bloody messages. In the barn itself, Grey intercepted the ritual being conducted by the Eternals, but the party spent long enough arguing amongst themselves that the ritual went off anyway. The witches all died giving their forms to Sorgan after being tricked. Once Sorgan was killed, the party collected the key that stayed after Winona's body was consumed, and Hamilton cut off one of Sorgan's horns. Moon Matt cut into Sorgan to drink his blood not once, but twice, being cured by Amra both times. Hamilton retrieved the one surviving cow of the ranch before the party returned to Brimstone to return Blackheart's locket.

## Known Denizens

* The Eternals
* Sorgan (temporarily)

## Trivia

* Staleworth was added to the broader scope of the Bitter Creek campaign's map not only to serve the second campaign-turned-side-quest, but also to answer the question of what lied on the train tracks in the opposite direction to Snakewood.
Thunder Devil

The **Thunder Devil** was an enemy from Floors of Serventent, being one of many Devils the party encountered. He represented the fear of thunder.

## History

### Floors of Serventent

The Thunder Devil was found by the party inside of the Chicken Orchard, and was promptly killed by them. Kander was the one who ended up being gifted the Thunder Devil's powers, which would come in handy later.

## Trivia

* The Thunder Devil, alongside the Meth Devil, were the only two original Devils made for Floors.
Sebastian

Sebastian's Icon

**Sebastian** is a boss from New Nestor, being the leader of the Corsairs. He is best known for his emphasis on luck, even having his death depend on it.

## Personality

Sebastian is a twisted showman and gambler, worshipping Lady Luck like the others, but to somewhat of a higher degree.

## History

### New Nestor Campaign

At some point, Sebastian kidnapped Shelby and forced her to be his wife.

Once the party got past Drake and entered the Golden Grin Casino, they were presented with Sebastian's show, an execution of Boyd while Shelby screamed for their help. After the party killed three Corsair minions, Sebastian fled to the bathroom in a panic, with the party in hot pursuit. Roger opened each stall one by one, eventually finding Sebastian eating a banana sandwich. Sebastian pleaded with them to let him finish his last meal before killing him, but Roger had other plans. He stole the sandwich, hit him with it, and ate it in front of him before giving him a choice: either die by Roger's hands, or jump off the balcony. If he were to survive the fall, Roger would let Sebastian live. Sebastian took the gamble, jumping off the balcony, ending his life in an instant.

## Notable Moments

* Rapidly fleeing to the bathroom
* Somehow manifesting a banana sandwich to have as his last meal in the bathroom
* Gambling with his life for a chance at survival and losing the bet

## Trivia

* Sebastian was originally based on lounge singers, before his Elvis impersonation came about and resulted in a character Chris liked more.
Sewer Rats

The **Sewer Rats** are a faction made up of people who dwell within the sewers beneath New Nestor in the New Nestor campaign.

## Known Members

* Lucky
* Boyd
* Henry
* Hilda
* Irwin
* Larry

## Trivia

* Counting only members named in the campaign proper, the Sewer Rats are the smallest faction in the campaign, consisting of only 2 people.
Spirit Phone

The **Spirit Phone** is a device used to communicate with the dead, featured in Professor Proxy's Wild Ride. It is only activatable one way, with ghosts needing to be the first members contacted. It was owned by Professor Proxy for an unknown length of time before being given to Evan to contact the Whaley Ghosts.

## Functionality

The Spirit Phone is a rotary phone that doesn't need to be plugged in to function. It cannot make calls, only receive them. The calls received cannot be from mortal beings, but rather spirits on another plane, who are walking the boundary between the spiritual and mortal coils. The only spirit known to have used the phone was Thomas Whaley.

It is unknown if there are multiple Spirit Phones, or if Proxy owns the only one.

## History

Thomas Edison studied and worked on a device to see if it was possible to communicate with the dead. While he failed, someone else completed the device, creating the first Spirit Phone.

At an unknown date before the events of Professor Proxy's Wild Ride, Professor Proxy obtained the Spirit Phone. When going after the Whaleys for the recipe to Hi-C Ecto-Cooler, he lent it to Evan to contact the spirits of the Whaley House.

When The Nerd tried defecating on the Whaleys' bed, the spirit of Thomas Whaley contacted him through the phone, telling him not to. After Anna Whaley manifested, the phone rang again, though not because of her. After Thomas Whaley remanifested, Sock answered the constantly ringing phone, only to hear thousands of screams on the other side.

## Trivia

* The Spirit Phone was inspired by the Black Phone from the movie of the same name, in which the spirits of The Grabber's victims contacted the most recent kidnapped child, Finney, to give him advice. It is also named after the Lemon Demon album of the same name.
	+ It has frequently been compared to the Spirit Box from *Phasmophobia* as well, due to having a similar function.
St. Freeman's Church

**St. Freeman's Church** is a recurring location from New Nestor, home to St. Freeman, Jr. and several churchgoers.

## History

The party headed to the church at Annie's suggestion, and inside they found a commotion. Valentino had been infected, and his brother, Hector, was trying to save his life. Hector couldn’t bring himself to kill him, so Vladimir did it for him, knifing Valentino before comforting Hector. Pete and Sarah reconvened, with Pete relaying to her the status of Kent’s whereabouts. Mikhael tried to punch Adam in the face, before St. Freeman, with his booming voice, shouted that there would be no fighting in his church. Mikhael took blood samples from both Hector and Valentino, and Vladimir and Rose slapped Adam’s bald head, rubbing it like a genie's lamp. The party found out that the churchgoers were the ones to rob the gun store, and as such had a stockpile. St. Freeman offered to donate some of their weaponry to the party, but his generosity was treated with hostility, ending with Vladimir and Mikhael not trusting the churchgoers. This lead to a stickup, where St Freeman pulls out his guns and Mikhael held St. Freeman up at gunpoint. Vladimir used Adam as a human shield, and Sisters Helena and Agatha pointed their guns at Vladimir and Mikhael. Mikhael told them that if anyone moves, St. Freeman dies. Pete talked everyone down, and the guns were put away. Mikhael received a tactical musket, Vladimir received a sniper rifle, and Sam gained a powerful hand cannon with cool engravings. Hector and Adam went with the party, and Hank tried to stay at the Church and mourn the loss of his son. The party did not let him stay, but gave him a cross as compensation.

The Church would not be visited again until after the party's encounter with Dexter, during which they asked about quests, being welcomed by St. Freeman but not being offered any.

The Church would not be visited again until the party's introduction to Craig, after which St. Freeman attempted to exorcise Craig, believing him to be a demon. On Axel's suggestion, the party spent the night at the Church, witnessing the Wheelers stealing guns from the Church's supplies. Sam shot one of the Wheeler intruders, awakening the churchgoers and causing St. Freeman to repeat his nonviolent sentiments. Roger and Sam warded off the raiders, looting their bodies afterwards. Sam attempted to kill Craig by shoving a live grenade in his mouth, but he was unaffected.

Later on, the party returned to the church in pursuit of Spinemelter, and found him there. They dispatched him and his Wheeler goons, with Roger joking that the Church can't say God was going to help them, with St. Freeman countering that by saying God sent the party there to save them.

## Known Denizens

* St. Freeman
* Sister Helena
* Sister Agatha
* Hector
* Valentino
* Adam
* Sarah
* Emily

## Trivia

* St Freeman's church is inspired by St. Christopher's Church from *Dead Island*.
Raccoon

*If you're looking for the character of the same name, see Raccoon (Character).*

**Omgitswolfyraccoon**, usually shortened to simply **Raccoon** or otherwise known as **Martez**, is a one-time player of Flafa D&D.

## Trivia

* Raccoon is tied with Speechless and Banana for the lowest session count of any player, with one session.
	+ Raccoon would participate more in Flafa D&D, but doesn't due to scheduling conflicts and the fact that he has his own group he runs the campaigns for.
Ricktardestet

**Ricktardestet**, formerly named **Ricktardo**, is a player character from Travescot, played by Sonicario. He used to be a goliath barbarian, and is now a dragonborn rogue, known for being absurdly tall.

## History

### Travescot Campaign

Ricktardo was awakened by stronk monke in the castle of the fallen kingdom of Archmoor. He assisted in the breakage of the protective glyphs Atlas put up, releasing the curse that befell the kingdom long ago. He took refuge with the rest of the party inside of the dungeon, and followed them into the throne room with the help of the one friendly skeleton. He aided in the fight against Lord Archmoor, helping the party return the orb to Aurelius. He was one of several party members that couldn't evade capture.

Ricktardo fell asleep for an extended period of time while in custody, being dropped off at the inn after being rescued by Morm Rutri III, Dr. PP, Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX and Vinny. Ricktardo missed the fights with Aurelius' golem form and Orelia.

At some point in the two years between the defeat of Orelia and the reunion of the party, Ricktardo was reborn as Ricktardestet.

2 years later, Lazarus, accompanied by Vinny, Gibby, stronk monke and Dr. V, tracked down Ricktardestet and asked him to rejoin the party, with him agreeing upon the promise of arson. His size made the objectives the party were given difficult, but it proved quite useful in raiding the ore processing mill's supplies of Warpstone, personally breaking it open with a weak "Hulk smack..."

Ricktardestet did not do much in Lamria, but was likely at least partially responsible for the burning down of the civilian areas of the kingdom.

## Notable Events

* Breaking open the Warpstone processing mill
* Burning down all of Lamria's civilian areas

## Trivia

* Ricktardestet was the first character played by Sonicario, also being the first goliath and first dragonborn character played.
Xx Unl1m1t3dP0w3r xX

## Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX

**Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX**, otherwise known as **Sheev**, is a player character from Travescot, played by Ding Dong. He is a variant human bard, known for having a similar amount of libido to Dr. V.

## Personality

Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX is a very sleazy guy, also acting with a persona very similar to that of Emperor Palpatine from the Star Wars franchise.

## History

Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX was trying to con a man out of his money before being contacted by Dr. PP and Morm Rutri III, joining the party because he liked the cut of Dr. PP's jib. He did several bard tricks to try and distract the golems long enough for his companions to escape, including but not limited to magic tricks, dance routines and a discussion about timeshares.

In the jail, Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX joined Dr. PP in attempting to sodomize one of the golems, cracking his boner in the process, taking heavy damage.

After returning his unconscious friends to the inn, he entered the back room with Morm to try and save Dr. PP from the orc innkeeper. Instead, Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX seduced the orc woman, with her falling for him and becoming his Orc GF, but not before Morm tried to fight her. Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX was successfully able to calm the two down before anything escalated too far.

During the party's confrontation with Aurelius, Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX missed his crucial throwing dagger throw, alerting him to their location.

Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX was present for the battle with the Aurelius golem.

Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX took a leave of absence for the day as the party prepared to take down Orelia. He did his own preparations the next day, buying a "really cool sword" from Jeffrey that happened to be a dagger.

Entering Purity, Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX tried to woo the high elf dame that alerted everyone to their outsider status, but failed and got pushed off of her balcony.

Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX helped in the search for evidence about Orelia.

Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX fought in the final battle with Orelia, but met his end during it, being the sole casualty of the battle, and leaving his Orc GF a widow.

## Notable Moments

* Aiding to free stronk monke, Vinny and Ricktardo from detainment
* Seducing the orc innkeeper
* Missing a crucial dagger throw at Aurelius
* Helping defeat the Aurelius golem
* Failing to woo a high elf dame
* Meeting his end during the final fight with Orelia

## Trivia

* Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX is the first (and so far only) character played by Ding Dong.
* Xx\_Unl1m1t3dP0w3r\_xX is based on Emperor Sheev Palpatine from the *Star Wars* franchise.
Treant

*"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

### Gender

Unknown
Male (formerly)

## Relations

### Enemies

Mikhael
Samuel Tyson
Rachel Scott
Garlos
Pete
Pablo
Lucky
Annie
Hank
Jimmy McGill
Shelby
Wang
White
Pink
Akira
Portland
Roy

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers and Abilities

Superhuman strength
Superhuman endurance
Superhuman durability

The **Treant** was a large Infected monster that attacked the New Nestor party and the Merrymakers after Noah's cure went sour and transformed him into it. It ended up being the final boss of the campaign.

## Personality

The Treant was a being of pure suffering and aggression. It had no morals and attacked anyone it saw.

## History

### New Nestor Campaign

When the party returned to the Sunken Clam Bar, they saw Stu convulsing violently. Portland noticed the pustules growing on Stu and convinced everyone to try and make a break for it before the building went down. The only ones unsuccessful in this endeavor were Tucker, Jacksonville, Edgar and Noah. Tucker was crushed in the blast, and Jacksonville and Edgar were turned into different Infected (a husk and an Injector respectively), but oddly, Noah seemed perfectly fine. Noah was ecstatic that his cure seemed to work before his stomach burst open, creating tentacles that enveloped him, turning him into a Smasher. Once this Smasher was killed, it transformed once again into the Treant.

The Treant laid siege on the party, leading a long-winded assault on the group of almost twenty. The only one that was successfully killed in this endeavor, however, was Roy. The Treant was soon killed, and the party, alongside the remaining Merrymakers, went in search of a new home.

## Notable Moments

* Being living proof that Noah's cure did not work
* Killing Roy

## Trivia

* The Treant, along with Craig, is the only known member of its infected type.
Suzi

* Normal
* Angry

**Suzi** was a friendly NPC turned antagonist from New Nestor. She gained a murderous rage directed at Samuel Tyson and Garlos after they murdered her lover Ralph in cold blood.

## Personality

Suzi was a music student, often singing campfire songs to the Roswell University denizens. She also played a lot of *Starcraft* before the apocalypse.

## History

### Before The Apocalypse

Suzi was a music student studying piano at Roswell University, who was there when the apocalypse broke out. Eventually, her and Ralph formed a secret taboo relationship, which later turned sexual.

### New Nestor Campaign

When the party returned from gathering supplies for Dr. Noah Butcher, Bridgette sent them on a quest to check on Suzi, which they do, only after saving Marvin from a band of Looters. Once there, Roger Lombardi asks the denizens about the suitcase he is hunting, and the man who was last seen with it. Suzi at first states that nobody like that has been to Roswell, before Ralph chimes in saying that he saw the man during a supply run to Home Depot. This is enough for Sam and Garlos to get paranoid, and the two end up killing Ralph, before taking out the two guards and fleeing with the rest of the party.

Little did the party know that she would come back with a vengeance.

When returning from the battle with Mitch Sorenstein, the party heard a commotion from outside The Sunken Clam, which was the Roswell gang trying to talk Suzi out of something. The party investigates, and Suzi comes with two rifles, with the goal to take Sam and Garlos' heads. Dean and Tim plead with the party to not kill them, and Roger persuades Suzi to drop one of her rifles, before taking Dean as a human shield and shooting the other one out of her hand. Sam throws a molotov at her, which ends up killing her.

## Relationships

### Ralph

Suzi and Ralph had a sexual relationship which started at an unknown point. Nobody but them knew about it. If the word got out about the relationship, Ralph's reputation would be ruined, as he is almost 3 times her age, old enough to be her grandfather. They were extremely passionate about each other, and Suzi was thrown into a major depression after Ralph's death.

### Sam and Garlos

Due to them killing Ralph, Sam and Garlos became targets for Suzi's burning hatred.

## Notable Moments

* Getting cockblocked by Sam and Garlos
* Attempting to take her revenge and dying in the process.

## Trivia

* Suzi's revenge was thrown in last-minute to make Session 6 longer, even if only by 7 minutes.
* Suzi has the shortest psychopath encounter, not counting time when she wasn't a Psychopath.
	+ If one is to count the time when she wasn't a Psychopath, she would be the longest, and Mitch Sorenstein would be the shortest.
* Suzi is the only psychopath to be friendly to the party before fighting them.
Quantum Fridge

The **Quantum Fridge** is an appliance found on Professor Proxy's bus during the events of Professor Proxy's Wild Ride. It is functionally identical to a regular refrigerator, except having a much larger capacity on the inside than it would seem to have on the outside, and being able to store food for an infinite amount of time.

## History

### Professor Proxy's Wild Ride

The Quantum Fridge is first mentioned when Professor Proxy is asked by Kander Jr. if he has any tea and/or crumpets on board his bus. After the retrieval of the now-dead Crabhemoth, Proxy puts the crab into the Quantum Fridge.

The Quantum Fridge is not seen again until Nacho enters it in pursuit of the Grimace Shake, and then takes a prolonged period of absence until Sock raids it later on for cream cheese. The Quantum Fridge was not seen again after this, and was presumably destroyed along with Proxy's bus.

## Trivia

* The Quantum Fridge is known to contain:
	+ Tea and crumpets
	+ The Crabhemoth
	+ The Grimace Shake
	+ Mountain Dew
	+ Hi-C Ecto-Cooler
	+ Cream cheese
Receptacle Glove

A **Receptacle Glove** is a gauntlet first introduced in Professor Proxy's Wild Ride, first obtained by Moveh Dramen.

## History

### Professor Proxy's Wild Ride

Moveh bought a receptacle glove while on Anima Vendide, scamming the salesman by exchanging the glove for promising good luck by rubbing his feet, but did not use the glove after this point.

## Abilities

The Receptacle Glove is able to pull back any thrown weapon to the user with the push of a button. Whether or not a range limit exists, or how far that limit is for that matter, is unknown.
Spectral Squad (Campaign)

*If you are looking for the titular team, see Spectral Squad.*

**Spectral Squad** is an upcoming campaign held by the members of Flafa. It will be the sixth campaign DM'ed by FennekinGalaxy. It will feature Chris-tian Mothman as Eleanor, Deeto as Arthur, Lord of the World as Dr. Piss, and Inkunn, C.D and Grey as unknown characters. Kaiju may appear as Faith, but the status of this is uncertain.

## Trivia

* Spectral Squad was based on a throwaway joke about the idea of a *Power Rangers*-themed campaign.
* Spectral Squad was going to be placed before sister campaign Harkoth's Legacy, but was pushed back due to increasing interest in Harkoth's Legacy from FennekinGalaxy during development.
Tynkeria

*"Guards, send them home."*This article contains spoilers for important events or revelations of its respective storyline(s). Enter at your own risk.
The synthetic factory planet of **Tynkeria** is a planet from Gravity Star, serving as the homeworld and nerve center of all of the Warforged throughout the galaxy.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

The planet Tynkeria was taken over by Octus the Conqueror in his conquest, serving as the nerve center for his communications division and the comms jammers, the specialty of the Siren. She helped to shut down the comms networks across the galaxy, prompting Gravity Star to not know where to move next. This caught the eye of Lieutenant Zola, who sought to stealthily take it down, putting his stealth skills to good use, against the wishes of his comrades due to the danger. He was caught during the mission and supposedly killed, prompting the Siren to pridefully send a threatening message to Gravity Star, much to the heartbreak of Moto and the dismay of Stone. Later on, the Wayfinders were on their way to Tynkeria to hunt down the Siren for their own independent revenge, but allowed Gravity Star to aid them. The Wayfinders dealt with the many Warforged on the planet while Gravity Star went in to fight the Siren proper.

During the fight, the Siren used her sonic scream to shut down the team's mechs, prompting them to be in great danger. As they were about to be slaughtered, a masked man came and stabbed the Siren in her spine before sapping her mech, eventually destroying it. This masked man revealed himself to be Zola, who had to go into hiding and fake his death to evade actually being killed. With the Siren defeated, the Warforged were free and the planet was restored to normal working order, removing Octus' comms blockers.

## Known Denizens

* The Siren
* Many Warforged of varing size, stature, nature and function

## Trivia

* Tynkeria's name is a corruption of the word *tinker*.
* In the Gravity Star universe, Tynkeria is the only place where Warforged are manufactured. The reason why is as of yet unknown.
Siren

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

## Siren

The placeholder battle icon for the Siren.

## Personal Info

### Sessions Active

Session 4: "Snuffed" - Session 5: "Rise From the Ashes..."

## Relations

### Allies

Octus the Conqueror
Searcher
Ramiel Guntur
Puppetmaster
Annihilator

### Enemies

Moe Yai
086
Haze Russ
Dewey Labling
Gary Geckerson
Tommy
Lieutenant Susan Moto
Lieutenant Gordon Zola
Albus Scorone
014
Titan
Sister Dierdre

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers and Abilities

Sonic scream
Manipulation of EMP fields

The Martyrian **Siren** is a boss from Gravity Star, holding the planet of Tynkeria with an iron fist. Her true identity is unknown other than the mech she pilots.

## Personality

The Siren is a manical manipulative mastermind, using her sharp tongue and quick wits to control others. She loves having power over people and is incredibly prideful.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

While the team was on Varuna, Lieutenant Gordon Zola went on a stealth mission on Tynkeria to attempt to uproot the Martyrian comms blockers. The Siren caught him, and killed him... *or so she thought*. She pridefully went and contacted Gravity Star with a chilling warning message, telling them she killed Zola, much to the heartbreak of Moto.

Later on, the Wayfinders asked Gravity Star for their help with exacting their revenge on the Siren for something unrelated to the Zola incident. They came with, and the Wayfinders handled the local mind-controlled Warforged while Gravity Star attacked the Siren directly. She used her sonic scream to shut down their mechs, leaving them vulnerable to being slaughtered. Just then, a masked man came and stabbed her in the back before shutting down her mech with an electric current. The man revealed himself to be Zola, who had survived, and the Siren was promptly destroyed.

## Trivia

* The Siren was added as an optional boss during the development of Gravity Star, and in between Gravity Star's completion and the campaign actually being ran, was retroactively made the one to "kill" Zola.
Spacon

**Space Bacon**, or **Spacon**, is a food item first introduced in Gravity Star. It is bacon from space, though it is unknown as to how it varies from regular bacon.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

While in the coliseum on Varuna, during the fight with the Fishman Band, Moe Yai created an illusion of spacon with smell-o-vision implemented into it to use it as a distraction.

## Trivia

* Spacon was a term coined by Chris to describe it.
Sparkflies

The **Sparkflies** are a species of nocturnal insects from Gravity Star, native to the desert planet of Granaera. They are a distant relative to fireflies.

## History

### Gravity Star Campaign

The Sparkflies were first seen when the team went to collect some to rebuild one of the Titan's lanterns. Dewey collected two of them with the net given to him by the high priest, one for the lantern and one to be his friend. Gary bit the butt of one of the Sparkflies, slowly sucking out its juices. 086 popped one with her knife, rubbing the juices on Moe to his disgust. Once the smell of sparkfly juices attracted a dustrat, Moe made an illusion of a swarm of them to lure the dustrat away so they could finish collecting and leave.

## Behavior

Sparkflies are harmless creatures, and are very skittish. The juices in their abdomens are bioluminescent and are usually used by the sparkflies to attract mates or to disorient predators.

## Trivia

* Sparkfly juice can be used to make glowing paints/dyes, and if eaten will make the consumer glow.