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Kimber Bronson

*This page is about Kimber, the daughter of Abe Bronson. You may be looking for Persey, the protagonist of #NoEscape.*
*This article contains spoilers. Proceed at your own discretion.*

## Kimber Bronson

### Aliases

Kimmi
Mara
Prince Slycer
The Postman

### Relatives

Abraham Bronson Sr. (father; deceased)
Unnamed mother (mother; deceased)
Abraham Bronson Jr. (brother)

### Affiliation

Alcatraz 2.0
The Postman

## Appearances

### Debut

#MurderTrending

### Appearances

#MurderFunding (mentioned)

> If you ever tell anyone, I'll kill you and everyone you love. Promise me you won't tell. PROMISE!
>
> Kimmi to Dee, #MurderTrending, Chapter 14

**Kimber Bronson**, also known as **Kimmi**, was an antagonist in #MurderTrending. She kidnapped Dee Guerrera when she was eleven, because she wanted a sister. She was shown to be unpredictable and slightly psychotic and unhinged.

Spoilers
## Physical Description

Kimmi had pale, practically white skin, long blonde ringlets, and blue eyes.

## History

### Pre-Series

*Coming Soon!*

1. ↑ Revealed in #MurderTrending, Chapter 10
65489 Aft Punggol Dr

**65489 Aft Punggol Dr** (Chinese: 榜鹅通道之后) is a bus stop located along Sentul Crescent in Punggol Planning Area, paired with 65481 Bef Punggol Dr. The bus stop is served by services 84 and 382W. The bus stop serves One Punggol, SAFRA Punggol, My Waterway@Punggol, Sam Kee LRT Station and the upcoming Punggol Regional Sports Centre.

## History

* 3 January 2016: Established as **65489 Aft Punggol Dr** (Chinese: 榜鹅通道之后), with service 382W serving it.
* 26 August 2018: Service 84 amended and serves this stop.

## Gallery

### Posters

LTA-SBS Transit poster on introduction of services 382G and 382WLTA-Go-Ahead Singapore poster on amendment of service 84Punggol Digital District poster on amendment of service 84
Demi-Bones

## Backstory

Demi-Bones is the unexpected fusion between Alfie and Mr. Bones. After the two of them were being easily defeated by Simon Bones, Mr. Bones suggested one last trick he had held up his sleeve. He proposed that Alfie let himself be used as a vessel for Mr. Bones spirit. The fusion is a success and a new being is born, although the two of them are not strong enough yet to hold this form, and it wears out shortly after they defeat Simon.

## Powers and Abilities

* Creation
* Teleportation
* Spectral Weaponry
* Vector Manipulation
* Armament Haki
* Super Speed
* Super Strength
* Super Reactions
* Energy Creation and Manipulation
* Artificial Element Mimicry
Persey Browne

*This page is about Persey. You may be looking for Kimber.*
*This article contains spoilers. Proceed at your own discretion.*

**Kimber Persephone Browne**, also known as **Persey**, is a seventeen-year-old teenage girl who was the protagonist of #NoEscape. She is smart and logical, with a knack for solving puzzles, yet is abused by her family, mostly her father. She participated in the Escape-Capades All-Star Competition, along with seven other contestants. She formed a friendship with Neela Chatterjee, one of the three contestants to survive.

Spoilers

## History

### #NoEscape

Persey solves the Hidden Library puzzle and gets an invitation to compete in the Escape-Capades All-Star Competition. Kevin Lima joins her, and they travel to Las Vegas to compete.

*More Coming Soon!*

## Relationships

### Brother

Real name: Lincoln Browne

Fake name in #NoEscape: Kevin Lima

Changed Identity: Abe Bronson, AKA The Postman

## Trivia

* Persey's first name is Kimber
* Persey doesn't like her first name

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed in No Escape, Chapter Forty-Six
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Murder Trending Wiki

**Welcome to the Murder Trending Wiki!**
This community is about the trilogy #MurderTrending by Gretchen McNeil. We're a wiki that anyone can edit! Feel free to look around our pages and join the community!

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**About the Characters**
♦Dee Guerrera ♦ Persey Browne ♦
Westbury

Not much is known about Westbury, other than it is widely considered as the most boring place in the universe. It is theorized that Westbury has some sort of power connecting it to Bournemouth, due to them both being dirty and filled with shitheads, as well as many people who now live in Bournemouth previously living in Westbury.
Leah

**Leah** is a worker at Escape-Capades, and was part of Lincoln's plan. She was secretly known as Genevieve, and was married to Lincoln.

## Physical Description

Leah is a tall young woman with a severe black bod, red-lacquered lips, elegant, well-manicured hands, flawless skin, and shiny red lips.

## History

*Coming Soon!*

1. ↑ Revealed in #NoEscape, Chapter 2
Mara

**Mara** is a young adult living in Alcatraz 2.0. She was befriended by Dee Guerrera in the first book. At the end of the book, her true identity is revealed to be Kimmi, who had killed the real Mara in order to take her place.

Spoilers

## Physical Description

Mara is a redhead with long auburn hair, translucent white skin, and vivid, large green eyes.

## Quotes

"Your neighbor's name is Mara. Redhead. Quiet. Kinda standoffish. She used to work at the bodega, but I haven't seen her around in a couple of weeks." - Blair, #MurderTrending Chapter 8

1. ↑ t

Revealed in #MurderTrending, Chapter 8
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Revealed in #MurderTrending, Chapter 9
3. ↑ Revealed in #MurderTrending, Chapter 11
Jln Buroh (disambiguation)

This is a disambiguation page on bus stops named Jln Buroh.

Bef Jln Buroh can refer to the following bus stops:

* 21089 Bef Jln Buroh
* 21299 Bef Jln Buroh
* 22149 Bef Jln Buroh
* 22391 Bef Jln Buroh

Aft Jln Buroh can refer to the following bus stops:

* 21141 Aft Jln Buroh
* 21291 Aft Jln Buroh
* 22141 Aft Jln Buroh
* 22399 Aft Jln Buroh
* 29021 Aft Jln Buroh
Nyles Harding

*This article contains spoilers. Proceed at your own discretion.*

**Nyles Harding** is a main character in #MurderTrending. He is the boyfriends of Dee Guerrera, and met her at Alcatraz 2.0. He is friends with Griselda Sinclair.

## Physical Description

Nyles is a lanky guy with carefully tousled blond hair more teeth than one person's mouth should be able to accommodate, and unnaturally blue eyes. He's described as lean with a juicy booty.

## Relationships

### Dee

Nyles and Dee are in a relationship by the end of the book.

*More Coming Soon!*

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Revealed in #MurderTrending, Chapter 2
Murder Funding

*This article contains spoilers. Proceed at your own discretion.*
#MurderFunding is the second book in the trilogy. It features Becca as the protagonist. Gretchen McNeil is the author.

## Dedication

*To the Wolfpack: Nadine, Julia, James, Jen, and Brad*

## Epigraph

*"Let them eat bread and circuses."* - The Postman

## Summary

**Becca clenched her jaw. "I swear to God, if I catch you near my mom or brother with this, I will kill you."**

**Stef smiled slyly. "See? You're mommy's little girl after all."**

WELCOME TO *WHO WANTS TO BE A PAINIAC?*, the latest reality TV show on the hunt for the next big-hit serial killer. But don’t worry―no one is actually going to murder anyone, as real as the fake gore and pretend murder may appear . . . uh, right?

Seventeen-year-old Becca Martinello is about to find out. When her perfectly normal soccer mom dies in a car crash, a strange girl named Stef appears and lets Becca know that her deceased mom was none other than one of Alcatraz 2.0’s most popular serial killers―Molly Mauler. Soon, Becca ends up on *Who Wants to Be a Painiac?* to learn the truth about her mom’s connection to Molly Mauler, but things turn sinister when people are murdered IRL. Will Becca uncover dark secrets and make it out of the deadly reality show alive? Or will she get *cut*?

## Achievements

Brightly Teen: 18 of the Most Exciting YA Books to Read in 2018

GoodReads: Most Popular Books Published in August 2018

Seventeen Magazine: The 20 Best YA Books of 2018

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed on Amazon (Backup link: https://www.amazon.ca/MurderFunding-Gretchen-McNeil/dp/1368043887/ref=pd\_lpo\_1?pd\_rd\_i=1368043887&psc=1)
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Dee Guerrera

*This article contains spoilers. Proceed at your own discretion.*

> There's a dead guy in a pool of his own blood two feet away and you're worried about your hashtag?
>
> Dee to Nyles, #MurderTrending, Chapter 2

**Dee Guerrera**, also known as **Dolores Hernandez**, is the protagonist of the first book, #MurderTrending. She is seventeen years old and was sent to Alcatraz 2.0 after someone framed her for the murder of her stepsister.

## Relationships

### Kimber (Kimmi)

Kimmi, a young mentally ill girl, kidthat the poem that Dee wrote was somehow the same thing Kimmi wanted, and that after finding that poem in the newspaper, Kimmi knew Dee was the sister she had dreamed of.

1. ↑ Revealed in #MurderTrending, Chapter 23
2. ↑ Revealed in the summary of #MurderTrending
93171 Opp CP D3

**93171 Opp CP D3** (Chinese: 停车场 D3 对面) is a bus stop located along East Coast Park Service Road in Bedok Planning Area, paired with 93179 CP D3. The bus stop is served by service 401. The bus stop serves the nearby East Coast Park amenities.

Bus Services

## History

* ???: Established as **93171 Opp CP D3** (Chinese: 停车场 D3 对面), with service 401 serving it.
Converts

The **Converts** are a sect who believe in learning as much of the multiverse as they can. While the Society of Sensation does this through collecting experiences, the Converts do this by changing points of view: joining other factions and similar groups, and then changing allegiances at the drop of a hat.

## Philosophy

In order to learn everything about the multiverse, you need to see things from as many perspectives as possible. The problem with some bashers is that, once they start believing something, they stop believing anything else, which limits their vision.

Converts often join up with a faction -- and can gain all relevant benefits -- and then drop that faction and switch to another, believing in the new one's philosophy just as fervently.

## References

* Planescape: *Planes of Chaos*, p. 27, The Travelogue

Guardians · Verdant Guild · Mathematicians · Order of the Planes-Militant
Incanterium · Merkhants · Ragers
Abraham Bronson Sr.

## Abraham Bronson Sr.

### Aliases

Lincoln Browne (birth name)
Abe
Luke
Prince Slycer
The Postman

### Relatives

Derrick Browne (father; deceased)
Melinda Browne (mother; deceased)
Persephone Browne (sister)
Genevieve Cooper (wife; deceased)
Marshall Cooper (brother-in-law)
Kimber Bronson (daughter; deceased)
Abraham Bronson Jr. (son)

### Affiliation

Alcatraz 2.0
Painiacs

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Spoilers
Lower Ward

The **Lower Ward** was one of the six wards of Sigil. It was home to the lower middle classes, home to the workers of the city. It was also home to the headquarters of the Athar and Believers of the Source factions.

## Location

The Lower Ward was next to The Lady's Ward on one side, and the Hive Ward on the other. It was made up of several districts:

* Central District
* Swordhold
* Foundry District
* Gear Street
* Hellgate
* Gurincraag
* Little Bytopia
* Shattered Temple District
* The Ditch
111 YFHR

## Events

* Eliath comes to Sigil from Toril.
* At 17, Erin Darkflame Montgomery leaves Tir na Og in an attempt to spare her family trouble from the tanar'ri assassins after her. She wanders from prime world to prime world for the next decade.

## References

1. ↑ Planescape: *The Eternal Boundary*, p. 16
2. ↑ Planescape: *The Factol's Manifesto*, p. 133
Minethys

**Minethys** was the third layer of the plane of Carceri.

It was also known as "The Blasted", as strong winds constantly blow across the orbs of the layer. The ground has been turned to dust by the winds, which is blown up to flay the flesh from inhabitants. The skies are full of foul yellow fumes. The inhabitants of this layer are gautiere and fomorian petitioners.

## Realms

* The Palace of Coeus
* Mausoleum of Pain
* Rack of Injustice
* Trickster's Delight
(Defunct) 47701 JB Sentral

*Not to be confused with 47711 JB Sentral Bus Ter*

**47701 JB Sentral** (Chinese: 新山中央) was a former bus stop located along Jalan Tun Abdul Razak in Malaysia. The bus stop served nearby shopping centres and JB Sentral Railway Station prior to its abolishment. The bus stop only allows alighting activities, one of few bus stops to have this arrangement. On 1 March 2015, the bus stop was deregistered from TransitLink and abolished as services 160, 170X and 950 were amended to loop or terminate at 47711 JB Sentral Bus Ter, located along Jalan Jim Quee. Prior to its abolishment, the stop served services 160, 170X and 950. Presently, the bus stop is used by local JB bus services.

## History

* 16 December 2008: Established with services 160, 170X and 950 serving the stop
* 1 March 2015: Abolished with the amendment of services 160, 170X and 950 to 47711 JB Sentral Bus Ter

## Gallery

### Posters

SBS Transit Poster on the new bus stopSBS Transit Poster on the abolition of the bus stop
128 YFHR

## Background Information

* Given in-universe time seems to advance at the same rate as the real world, these products released in 1996 are assumed to be set during this period:
	+ Planescape: *Something Wild*
	+ Planescape: *Uncaged: Faces of Sigil*
	+ Planescape: *Hellbound: The Blood War*
	+ Planescape: *The Planewalker's Handbook*
	+ Planescape: *On Hallowed Ground*
	+ Planescape: *A Guide to the Astral Plane*
	+ Planescape: *Doors to the Unknown*

## References

1. ↑ Planescape: *The Planewalker's Handbook*, p. 53
Fortress of the Arcanaloth (card)

**Fortress of the Arcanaloth** was a Battlefield card from the Blood Wars game, depicting the Tower of the Arcanaloths.

It was released as part of the basic set, and had a rarity of "uncommon". The artwork was by Dana Knutson.

 Alignment
 Victory Points
 Random Result
 Description
 Quote

## Notes

* This card depicts the Tower of the Arcanaloths in its picture, yet states it is located in Khalas rather than Chamada. It is possible that the "Fortress of the Arcanaloth" was intended to be a different location.
Hidden Realm

## Planar Traits

* Great Wheel
* World Tree

## Realm in the Outlands

### Location

The Outlands[[Category:Locations in {{#regex:the Outlands|%^(\w+blank:)+%}}Outlands]]

## Demiplane

The **Hidden Realm** was the divine realm of Annam All-Father, the chief deity of the giant pantheon. In the Great Wheel cosmology, it was located somewhere in the Outlands.

## Location

The exact location of the Hidden Realm within the Outlands was unknown. No maps existed with any information on the realm's whereabouts. It was speculated that the realm was magically cloaked from detection or located in a demiplane connected to the Outlands via a portal.

## Description

The realm itself contained a large crystal tower atop an enormous mountain. From the tower, Annam observed the workings of the multiverse. The tower contained a great orrery, a model of the planes, the stars, and the planets that simulated their movements perfectly and silently.

## History

Annam left his original realm of Gudheim within Jotunheim as a consequence of his pact with Othea to abandon the giants until the glory of Ostoria was restored. He established himself in the Outlands for the duration of his exile.

## Rumors & Legends

It was speculated by some sages that the Hidden Realm, in fact, did not exist. Others argued that the realm itself was the master control of the planes.

## Appendix

### References

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 Jeff Grubb (May 1995). *A Player's Primer to the Outlands*. Edited by Ray Vallese. (TSR, Inc.), p. 29. ISBN 0-7869-0121-7.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Richard Baker, James Wyatt (March 2004). *Player's Guide to Faerûn*. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 160. ISBN 0-7869-3134-5.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Colin McComb (October 1996). *On Hallowed Ground*. Edited by Ray Vallese. (TSR, Inc.), p. 175. ISBN 0-7869-0430-5.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Ray Winninger (September 1995). *Giantcraft*. Edited by Karen S. Boomgarden. (TSR, Inc.), p. 44. ISBN 0-7869-0163-2.
5. ↑ Mike Mearls, *et al*. (November 2016). *Volo's Guide to Monsters*. Edited by Jeremy Crawford, *et al*. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 19. ISBN 978-0786966011.

### Connections

The Concordant Domain of the Outlands
**Realms**
Caverns of Thought • Court of Light • Dwarvish Mountain (Deepshaft Hall • Soot Hall • Strongale Hall) • Flowering Hill • Gzemnid's Realm • **Hidden Realm** • Labyrinth of Life • Marketplace Eternal • Mausoleum of Chronepsis • Palace of Judgement • Semuanya's Bog • Sigil • Sleeping Lands • Tir na Og (Deep Forest • the Great Smithy • House of Knowledge • the Pinnacle • Tir fo Thuinn) • Thoth's Estate • Wonderhome
**Gate-towns**
Automata • Bedlam • Curst • Ecstasy • Excelsior • Faunel • Fortitude • Glorium • Hopeless • Plague-Mort • Ribcage • Rigus • Sylvania • Torch • Tradegate • Xaos
Lower Planes

The **lower planes** (sometimes **Lower Planes**) is a collective term used in the Great Wheel cosmology model to represent the Outer planes of Evil alignment, located across the bottom of the Great Wheel. These are Acheron, the Nine Hells, Gehenna, Hades, Tarterus, the Abyss, and Pandemonium.

The only other thing these planes have in common is the river Styx which flows through at least one level of each Evil plane.

The World Tree cosmology model rearranged, renamed, and reorganized the lower planes into the Fiendish Planes but some people still use the older term to describe the evil-aligned planes.

## References

1. ↑ Jeff Grubb (July 1987). *Manual of the Planes 1st edition*. (TSR), p. 73. ISBN 0880383992.
2. ↑ Jeff Grubb (July 1987). *Manual of the Planes 1st edition*. (TSR), p. 83. ISBN 0880383992.
3. ↑ Ed Greenwood, Sean K. Reynolds, Skip Williams, Rob Heinsoo (June 2001). *Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 311. ISBN 0-7869-1836-5.
4. ↑ Richard Baker, James Wyatt (March 2004). *Player's Guide to Faerûn*. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 146. ISBN 0-7869-3134-5.
Beastlands (plane)/Imagemap

The following image map was generated using information compiled from the following sources:

* Jeff Grubb, Bruce R. Cordell, David Noonan (September 2001). *Manual of the Planes 3rd edition*. (Wizards of the Coast). ISBN 0-7869-1850-8.
* Dale Donovan (December 1995). “*Liber Benevolentiae*”. In Michele Carter ed. *Planes of Conflict* (TSR, Inc.), pp. 1–64. ISBN 0-7869-0309-0.
Hive Ward

The **Hive Ward** was one of the six wards of Sigil. It was home to the lower classes, containing the slums and graveyards of the city. It was also home to the headquarters of the Bleak Cabal, Dustmen, and Xaositects factions.

## Location

The Hive Ward was next to the Lower Ward on one side, and the Clerk's Ward on the other. It was made up of several districts:

* Gray District
* Madhouse District
* Goatswood
* Khaasta Row
* Darkwell Court
* The Hive
* Marble District
* New Tyr
* The Slags
129 YFHR

## Events

* The Great Modron March starts, almost 200 years early.

## Background Information

* Given in-universe time seems to advance at the same rate as the real world, these products released in 1997 are assumed to be set during this period:
	+ Planescape: *Faces of Evil: The Fiends*
	+ Planescape: *The Great Modron March*
	+ Planescape: *Dead Gods*

## References

1. ↑ Planescape: *The Great Modron March*, p. 11
2. ↑ Planescape: *The Great Modron March*, p. 21
Doomguard

* D&D 5e
* AD&D 2e

The **Doomguard** are a faction who believe the multiverse is falling apart. It's *supposed* to fall apart. That's the natural order of things. That's entropy. Of course, a lot of deluded berks are trying to stop it, or at least slow it. The Doomguard want to stop them, and perhaps even *hasten* the course of entropy.

## Philosophy

Entropy is ecstasy; decay is divine. The multiverse is *supposed* to fall apart. We're just here to keep leatherheads from interfering.

## Role

As they want to encourage the eventual destruction of the multiverse, the Doomguard are in charge of Sigil's Armory, a building full of weapons with which to hasten the end.

## References

* Planescape: *Planescape Campaign Setting*, p. 19, A Player's Guide to the Planes
* Planescape: *The Factol's Manifesto*, p. 38-47
* Planescape: *The Planewalker's Handbook*, p. 66
* Planescape: *Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse*, p. 23, Sigil and the Outlands

Fated · Fraternity of Order · Free League · Harmonium · Mercykillers
 **Post-Faction War**:
Fraternity of Order · Free League · Harmonium · Mind's Eye · Revolutionary League
Fraternity of Order · Hands of Havoc · Harmonium · Heralds of Dust
 Minor Factions:
Inner Planes/Imagemap

The following image map was generated using information compiled from the following sources:

* Monte Cook and William W. Connors (December 7, 1998). *The Inner Planes*. Edited by Michele Carter and Ray Vallese. (TSR, Inc.). ISBN 0-7869-0736-3.

* Mike Mearls, Jeremy Crawford, Christopher Perkins, James Wyatt (2014). *Dungeon Master's Guide 5th edition*. (Wizards of the Coast). ISBN 978-0786965622.
503 BFHR

## Events

* The Great Upheaval. After much strife and all-out war between them, the Lady of Pain makes a pronouncement that the city's 50+ factions must reduce themselves down to no more than 15.
* Two factions, the Sons of Mercy and the Sodkillers, join forces and rename themselves the Mercykillers, creating a charter called the Eight Tenets of Justice for the new faction to follow.

## References

1. ↑ Planescape: *The Factol's Manifesto*, p. 3
2. ↑ Planescape: *The Factol's Manifesto*, p. 81
3. ↑ Planescape: *The Planewalker's Handbook*, p. 53
4. ↑ Planescape: *Faction War*, p. 64
5. ↑ Planescape: *Faction War*, p. 114
6. ↑ Planescape: *Faction War*, p. 127
7. ↑ Planescape: *The Factol's Manifesto*, p. 102
Faces of Evil: The Fiends

## TSR2630

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***Faces of Evil: The Fiends*** is an accessory for Planescape® AD&D 2nd edition.

“
*The ultimate guide to the fiends of the Lower Planes - the malevolent monsters that wage the Blood War, terrorize mortals, and befoul the multiverse. But whereas other guides focus on statistics and combat, Faces of Evil delves into the physiology of the fiends, exploring the dark forces that shape every detail of their lives.*
”
Thomas Black

## Backstory

Thomas Black is the result of Tom's body being taken over by Black Bones using his Body Snatching abilities. Black Bones was seen as a sort of taboo in the Bones family due to his childish and overly destructive nature but they kept him around due to him still being a Bones and in hope that he would change with time.

Black Bones decided to play a game with the rest of the Bones, betting that he could wipe out the entirety of the Pink Boys and all they held dear. In order to achieve this he decided to use his Body Snatch ability on Tom, after deciding that his speed combined with the speed and strength of a Bones would make him unstoppable. From that day Thomas Black went on causing chaos and destruction across the world and eventually killed the Pink Boys one by one, all expect Alfie who was somehow able to escape into the current Memetomo timeline in order to get the assistance of the current squad in order to help destroy Thomas Black once and for all.

## Post Defeat

Once Thomas Black was completely defeated, all of the Bones family decided to use their combined power in order to fix the timeline, so that Black Bones was never around, and the alternate Alfie could go back to his fixed timeline. It's later revealed in a post credits scene that the Bones let Black go through with his plan in the first place so that they could destroy him later as he was kind of a prick.

## Powers and Abilities

* Body Snatching
* Teleportation
* Tom's speed
* Energy manipulation
Chamada

**Chamada** was the second layer of the plane of Gehenna.

It was known as the "Molten", and was the most cruel of Gehenna's layers. It was covered in volcanos and furnaces, with rivers of lava and the stench of sulphur and burning flesh in the air.

## Realms

* Nimicri
* Tower of the Arcanaloths
* Bastion of Hate
* Palace of Deception
* Rictus
* Thraotor
* Death's Gorge
121 YFHR

## Events

* Tylaric Stormwing takes a wrong turn and ends up in the Abyss. When he comes back, he's a screaming barmy.

* Erin Darkflame Montgomery, a member of a decadent group called the Pax Imperica, falls for a half-elf named Cuatha Da'nanin. She frees him from a death in a spectacle of atrocity called the Spit, and the two flee to Sigil.
* The bard Trolan of Ecstasy arrives in Sigil and finds a tavern to perform in. He performs a song of love to the Lady of Pain. The crowd flees and he's kicked out, with the expectation that the Lady would quickly arrive to dispatch him, but she never does. He's quickly branded Trolan the Mad. The Mercykillers were ready to deal with him when the dabus showed up to take him to Harbinger House.

## References

1. ↑ Planescape: *The Eternal Boundary*, p. 17
2. ↑ Planescape: *The Factol's Manifesto*, p. 133-134
3. ↑ Planescape: *Harbinger House*, p. 11
96389 Opp Changi City Pt

**96389 Opp Changi City Pt** (Chinese: 樟城坊对面) is a bus stop located along Changi South Avenue 2 in Tampines Planning Area, paired with 96381 Changi City Pt, and unofficially linked to Expo MRT station. The bus stop is served by services 20 and 47. The bus stop serves Changi City Point shopping mall and other nearby industries.

## History

* 20 December 2015: Established as **96389 Opp Changi City Pt** (Chinese: 樟城坊对面), with services 20, 47 and 118 serving it.
* 21 October 2017: Service 118 amended and no longer serves the stop.

## Gallery

### Posters

SBS Transit poster on the new bus stopsLTA-SBS Transit poster on introduction of service 47LTA-SBS Transit poster on introduction of service 118LTA-SBS Transit poster on amendment of Trunk service 118
In the Cage: A Guide to Sigil

## TSR2609

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***In the Cage: A Guide to Sigil*** is a Planescape® AD&D 2nd-edition accessory.

“
*Welcome to the Cage! That's Sigil, City of Doors - realm of the Lady of Pain, gateway to all planes and possibilities. It's the most coveted burg in the multiverse, and this tome is the key to unlocking its secrets.*
*Now DMs and cutters alike can discover:*

* *Little known facts about Sigil's sites and personalities*
* *A guide to major portals*
* *Maps of famous locales, fiendish and divine*
* *Evocative illustrations by DiTerlizzi, Dameron, Ruppel, and Berry*
* *An all-new, full-color, poster-sized map of the city, pinpointing place heretofore unseen*

*Which pubs cater to the clueless, and which're quick to put a sod in the dead-book? Where do folks gather to catch an "Execution by Wyrm"? For whom do the Bells of Baphomet toll? Exposing both the low life and glittering highlights, In the Cage is an essential guide for any blood who plans on exploring Sigil's streets - especially any blood who plans to leave under his own power.*
”

## Contents

* A Tout's Guide to Sigil
* The Lady's Ward
* The Lower Ward
* Clerk's Ward
* Guildhall & Market Wards
* The Hive

## Appendix

### Credits

* **Designers:** Wolfgang Baur, Rick Swan
* **Editor:** Karen S. Boomgarden
* **Cover Artist:** Dana Knutson
* **Interior Artist:** Ned Dameron
* **Color Plates:** Ned Dameron, Tony DiTerlizzi, Dana Knutson, Robh Ruppel
* **Cartographer:** Rob Lazzaretti
* **Typography & Production:** Angelika Lokotz
* **Graphic Design:** Dawn Murin, Dee Barnett
* **Art Coodination:** Peggy Cooper
* **Project Manager:** Andria Hayday
* **Electronic Prepress Coordinator:** Tim Coumbe
* **Documents:** Dawn Murin, Sarah Feggestad
* **Special Thanks:** Rich Baker, Colin McComb, Bill Slavicsek, Ray Vallese
Clerk's Ward

The **Clerk's Ward** was one of the six wards of Sigil. It was home to the upper middle classes, and was the city's administrative hub. It was also home to the headquarters of the Fated, Sign of One and Society of Sensation factions.

## Location

The Clerk's Ward was next to the Guildhall Ward on one side, and the Hive Ward on the other. It was made up of several districts:

* Workers' District
* Festhall District
* Sandstone District
* Little Arcadia
* Hall of Records District
* Administrator's District
* Hall of Speakers District
Guardians

The **Guardians** are a paladin-like sect who believe in the protection of good and righteousness over the forces of evil.

## History

The Guardians were inspired by the ideals of the guardinals.

## Philosophy

Protect those of virtuous hearts, force nothing upon any party, defend the defenseless. Do not meddle, only intervene when there is evil to be vanquished.

## References

* Planescape: *Planes of Conflict*, p. 22, A Player's Guide to Conflict

**Guardians** · Verdant Guild · Mathematicians · Order of the Planes-Militant
Incanterium · Merkhants · Ragers
Harmonium

* D&D 5e
* AD&D 2e

The **Harmonium** are a faction who believe in uniting the multiverse in harmony. Having different opinions from your neighbor means discord, so it's best if everyone thinks the same way. By force, if necessary.

## History

The Harmonium began as an adventuring party on the Prime world of Ortho, setting a goal to "rid the country of chaos and bring peace to the land." Unlike most such parties, they actually did it. Gradually, they would bring peace to the entire world (whether it wanted it or not). Occasionally chaos would rampage across the land, and they tracked these to demonic incursions from the Outer Planes. Once they discovered the Outer Planes, it wasn't long before they found their way to Sigil.

## Philosophy

Peace is our goal. But if it takes a little war to get others to se things the Harmonium way, so be it. That's how we'll reach our golden harmony.

## References

* Planescape: *Planescape Campaign Setting*, p. 24, A Player's Guide to the Planes
* Planescape: *The Factol's Manifesto*, p. 88-99
* Planescape: *The Planewalker's Handbook*, p. 67

Fated · Fraternity of Order · Free League · **Harmonium** · Mercykillers
 **Post-Faction War**:
Fraternity of Order · Free League · **Harmonium** · Mind's Eye · Revolutionary League
Fraternity of Order · Hands of Havoc · **Harmonium** · Heralds of Dust
 Minor Factions:
27 YFHR

## Events

* Around this time, the Bleak Cabal open up an almshouse at the Gatehouse, and open it to the poor and lost.
* Gemma Feldspar, proxy of Garl Glittergold, and Zarban Flamehair, proxy of Flandal Steelskin, get married around this time.

## References

1. ↑ Planescape: *The Factol's Manifesto*, p. 28
2. ↑ Planescape: *The Factol's Manifesto*, p. 30
3. ↑ Planescape: *Planes of Conflict*, p. 32, Liber Benevolentiae
126 YFHR

## Events

* Wild mage Quake Lavender recruits her mentor Hornung the Anarch into the Xaositects.
* Pelimo, owner of Fineweave Rugs and Carpets, disappears after receiving a shipment of rugs imported from across the planes. He is presumed dead, and leaves behind a widow Ajami and their seven children.
* A githzerai discovers his master, Bilfar, dead. The killers reveal themselves: a group of cranium rats, agents of the Us. They offer to the githzerai to join them. He agrees, calling himself Parakk the Ratcatcher, a word that means both servant and master in the githzerai tongue.

## Background Information

* Given in-universe time seems to advance at the same rate as the real world, these products released in 1994 are assumed to be set during this period:
	+ Planescape: *Planescape Campaign Setting*
	+ Planescape: *The Eternal Boundary*
	+ Planescape: *Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix*
	+ Planescape: *Planes of Chaos*
	+ Planescape: *Well of Worlds*
	+ Planescape: *In the Abyss*
	+ Planescape: *The Deva Spark*

## References

1. ↑ Planescape: *The Factol's Manifesto*, p. 156
2. ↑ Planescape: *Planes of Conflict*, p. 13, Adventures in Conflict
3. ↑ Planescape: *Uncaged: Faces of Sigil*, p. 76-77
Dead Gods

## TSR2631

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***Dead Gods*** is a Planescape® AD&D 2nd-edition adventure module. It is composed of two adventures which revolve around the theme of death and resurrection of a god: *Out of the Darkness* and *Into the Light*. Each adventure can be played separately, although the two plots can be woven together by the Dungeon Master.

“
*Dead Gods is a 176-page adventure book featuring two scenarios that can be played separately or linked together. In the first, the heroes are drawn into an epic quest to uncover the secrets behind the return of an infamous AD&D villain long though dead. In the second, the city of Sigil threatens to explode in a faction war for control of an old church and a mysterious force lurking within it. Dead Gods also features a MONSTROUS COMPENDIUM entry for a brand-new fiend, full-color illustrations to bring scenes alive for players, and a poster sheet of maps for the Dungeon Master. Dead Gods builds on story elements first explored in the PLANESCAPE adventure anthology The Great Modron March, though that product is not required to use this one.*
”

## Contents

Out Of Darkness

* Foreword
* Introduction
* Chapter 1: Circean Embers
* Chapter 2: Crux
* Interlude 1
* Chapter 3: Masks
* Chapter 4: Message From Thanatos
* Chapter 5: The Bottom of the Multiverse
* Interlude 2
* Chapter 6: The Vault of the Drow
* Chapter 7: The Ruins of Pellion
* Interlude 3
* Chapter 8: Deepest Pandemonium
* Chapter 9: The Dead-Book of the Gods

Into The Light

* Introduction
* Part One: Initial Forays
* Part Two: Crossed Swords
* Part Three: Mysteries of the Stones

Appendix

* Visage
* Statistics
* Player Illustrations

## Appendix

### Trivia

* This adventure was ranked the 14th greatest adventure of all time by *Dungeon* magazine for the 30th anniversary of the *Dungeons & Dragons*® game in 2004.

### Credits

* **Designers:** Monte Cook
* **Editors:** Ray Vallese, Michele Carter
* **Cover Artist:** rk post
* **Interior Artists:** rk post, Adam Rex, Josh Timbrook
* **Cartographer:** Dennis Kauth, Rob Lazzaretti
* **Typography:** Angelika Lokotz
* **Graphic Design:** Dawn Murin, Matt Adelsperger
* **Graphics Coordinator:** Dawn Murin, Paul Hanchette
* **Project Managers:** Karen Boomgarden, Steve Winter
* **Electronic Prepress Coordinator:** Dave Conant
* **Playtescers:** Carrie Bebris, Michele Carter, Bruce Cordell, Ted Stark, Keith Strohm, Ray Vallese

### References

1. ↑ Erik Mona, James Jacobs and the Dungeon Design Panel (November 2004). “The 30 Greatest D&D Adventures of All Time”. In James Jacobs ed. *Dungeon* #116 (Paizo Publishing, LLC) (116)., pp. 68–81.
Merkhants

The **Merkhants** are a sect who believe that money is the secret to the multiverse. Need protection? Hire it. Want laws changed? Grease a few palms. If there's anything a cutter with gold wants, it's only a matter of setting the right price.

## Philosophy

There's no such think as too much jink. If two people want something, the one with the most money gets it. The whole multiverse is about seeing who can get the most coin (and hold on to it). Raw physical wealth will lead to domination of the multiverse.

## References

* Planescape: *Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix II*, p. 62-63

Guardians · Verdant Guild · Mathematicians · Order of the Planes-Militant
Incanterium · **Merkhants** · Ragers
Griselda Sinclair

*This article contains spoilers. Proceed at your own discretion.*

**Griselda Sinclair** is a main character in #MurderTrending. She lived in Alcatraz 2.0, running an ice cream shop called I Scream. She had a large fanbase with lots of hashtags and was known for being Alcatraz 2.0's "hottie".

## Physical Description

Griselda is attractive girl with long dishwater-blond hair.

## Relationships

### Nyles

*Coming Soon!*

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 s

Revealed in #MurderTrending, Chapter 3
Arcadia

**Arcadia** was one of the Outer Planes, located between Mechanus and Mount Celestia. It was of lawful neutral alignment.

## Geography

Arcadia was formerly made up of three layers, however Nemausus broke away from the plane and moved to the plane of Mechanus. The land is full of rolling fields and gently sloped valleys.

## Layers

* Abellio
* Buxenus
* Nemausus *(formerly; now in Mechanus)*
Dana Knutson

**Dana Knutson** is an American artist best known for his work in the collectible card game *Magic: The Gathering* and on the *Planescape* product line for the *Dungeons & Dragons*. The Lady of Pain was based on one of his sketches.

## Appendix

### External Links

**Disclaimer:** The views expressed in the following links do not necessarily represent the views of the editors of this wiki, nor does any lore presented necessarily adhere to established canon.

* Dana Knutson on the ***Forgotten Realms Wiki***, a wiki for the *Dungeons & Dragons* campaign setting *Forgotten Realms*.

* Official Site
* MTG Wiki
* Pen & Paper
Bruce R. Cordell

**Bruce Robert Cordell** is an American author of role playing games and fantasy novels. Born in South Dakota in 1968, he graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1992. He has worked for Wizards of the Coast since 1997, before that he worked at TSR, Inc. starting in 1995. He currently lives in the greater Seattle area. In 1998 he won the Origins Award for Best Adventure for *Return to the Tomb of Horrors*.

## Works

### Novels

* *City of Torment* (September 2009)
* *Darkvision* (2006)
* *Key of Stars* (August 2010)
* *Lady of Poison* (2005)
* *Plague of Spells* (December 2008)
* *Stardeep* (November 2007)
* *Sword of the Gods* (April 2011)
* *Spinner of Lies* (June 2012)

## Appendix

### Further Reading

* Steve Kenson (February 2000). “ProFiles: Bruce R. Cordell”. In Dave Gross ed. *Dragon* #268 (Wizards of the Coast), p. 27.

### External links

* An Interview with Bruce R. Cordell November 2007
* Bruce R. Cordell's Design Credits
* Author Profile: Bruce R. Cordell (archived 2004-08-13)
Avalas

**Avalas** was the first layer of the plane of Acheron.

## Realms

* Istvarhan
* Vorkehan
* Blue Cube
* Black Bastion
* Brilliant Land
* Scourge
* Wreychtmirk
	+ Mesk
* Battle Cube
	+ Clangor
		- Grashmog
		- Redspike
		- Shetring
		- Low Plateau
		- River Lorfang
	+ Nishrek
		- Blood Armor
		- Broken Skull
		- Iron Fist
		- Rotting Eye
		- Three Fang
		- White Hand
* Resounding Thunder
	+ Black Water
	+ Eight-Devils-Laughing
	+ Nihao
	+ Bronze Corridor
	+ Nine-League Prison
	+ Firecracker Palace
Fortitude

*This article is about the gatetown. For the spell, see Fortitude (spell).*

**Fortitude** was a large gate-town leading to Arcadia from the Outlands.

“
*Welcome to the best-loved and best-known town of the Outlands - we know you'll agree.*
”
— Anton Levelskill of the Harmonioum

## Description

Fortitude had neat roads and wide boulevards and was filled with fountains, luscious parks, groves and orchards. Only about half the town included actual buildings. Most of the buildings were several stories high, with the lower level made from stone and the upper levels of wood and mud topped by thatched roofs. The gate-town was home to several inns.

The gate-town was surrounded by a large wall in the shape of a perfect oval, hence the gate-town's nickname "The Egg". At one end of the town was the gate to Arcadia, and the other end was a stadium called the Confessional. The wall was dotted with several small entrances into the town.

### Gates

Sitting atop a circular pyramid made from seven tiers, the Gate to Arcadia appeared as a large green flame. One merely had to step into the flame to travel to the plane.

### The Confessional

This arena was constructed within a great pit in the ground. The craftsmanship of the stonework was superb, allowing for even the quietest of sounds to echo loudly throughout the arena. The primary purpose of the arena was as a location for individuals to announce the repentance of sins and accept punishment. A crowd gathered several times a week to hear the admittance of faults from confessors. It was a popular event since it was the crowd itself that determined punishment. Punishment varied and depended on the mood of the crowd. If a confessor refused punishment, they were jailed for their own protection. Despite this, many individuals volunteered freely to confess their misdeeds and sins.

## Government

Fortitude was ruled by a council of seven called the Secret Conclave. The entire Conclave was replaced by new members each time the Great Modron March visited the gate-town. During this even, the residents elected seven new members who were citizens of Fortitude. The winners of the election were kept secret.

## Appendix

### References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 Jeff Grubb (May 1995). *A Player's Primer to the Outlands*. Edited by Ray Vallese. (TSR, Inc.), p. 17. ISBN 0-7869-0121-7.

### Connections

The Concordant Domain of the Outlands
**Realms**
Caverns of Thought • Court of Light • Dwarvish Mountain (Deepshaft Hall • Soot Hall • Strongale Hall) • Flowering Hill • Gzemnid's Realm • Hidden Realm • Labyrinth of Life • Marketplace Eternal • Mausoleum of Chronepsis • Palace of Judgement • Semuanya's Bog • Sigil • Sleeping Lands • Tir na Og (Deep Forest • the Great Smithy • House of Knowledge • the Pinnacle • Tir fo Thuinn) • Thoth's Estate • Wonderhome
**Gate-towns**
Automata • Bedlam • Curst • Ecstasy • Excelsior • Faunel • **Fortitude** • Glorium • Hopeless • Plague-Mort • Ribcage • Rigus • Sylvania • Torch • Tradegate • Xaos
65691 Opp Blk 437B

**65691 Opp Blk 437B** (Chinese: 大牌 437B 座组屋对面) is a bus stop located along New Punggol Road in Punggol Planning Area, paired with 65699 Blk 437B. The bus stop is served by service 84. The bus stop serves The Punggol Settlement and the nearby housing estates.

## History

* 17 December 2023: Established as **65691 Opp Blk 437B** (Chinese: 大牌 437B 座组屋对面), with service 84 serving it.

## Gallery

### Posters

LTA-Go-Ahead Singapore poster on amendment of service 84
Guildhall Ward

The **Guildhall Ward** was one of the six wards of Sigil. It was home to artisans and craftsmen, as well as the Transcendent Order faction.

## Location

The Guildhall Ward was next to the Market Ward on one side, and the Clerk's Ward on the other. It was made up of several districts:

* Ghundarhavel
* Curly Foot
* The Forest
* Gymnasium District
* Git'Riban
Drouhawhaa

**Drouhawhaa** was an equinal of Amoria in the Blessed Fields of Elysium. Rather belligerent, Drouhawhaa once threatened a tiefling for, in the equinal's eyes, disturbing the peace.

“
I don't think you understood me. [Snort!] You're going to put that sword down and act nice, berk, or I’m gonna beat you like a drum. [Snort!] You're disturbin' the peace, and we don't care for that around here. Say, is that some tanar'ri blood I see in those pointy ears and glowin' eyes of yours? [Snort, whicker!]
”
— Drouhawhaa to the tiefling
## Appendix

### References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Richard Baker (October 1995). *Monstrous Compendium Planescape Appendix II*. Edited by Karen S. Boomgarden. (TSR, Inc.), p. 46. ISBN 0-7869-0173-X.
Blair Huang

*This article contains spoilers. Proceed at your own discretion.*

> I checked it out at first. Kind like watching a train wreck: you can't look away. And the horror seemed fair. When you consider what heinous things those people had done.
>
> Blair to Dee, #MurderTrending, Chapter 7

**Blair Huang** was a prisoner in Alcatraz 2.0, and was Dee's boss. She was killed by Gucci Hangman in #MurderTrending. She was framed for someone's murder, like Dee.

## Physical Description

Blair was a short Asian woman with freckled cheeks, light blue eyeshadow and lipstick, and blue-streaked shoulder-length black hair

## History

### Pre-Series

Blair lived in San Francisco with her wife and cat. She was accused of murdering an eighty-five year old lady, Mrs. Pacini, next door, because someone thought she was a paranoid schizophrenic who had assumed that Mrs. Pacini had been stealing from her for years.

### #MurderTrending

Blair is introduced to Dee by Nyles. She tells Dee about the rules, survival tips, and how life is in Alcatraz. She was later killed by Gucci Hangman, after kettlebells snapped her neck. Dee started to investigate into Monica's death after Gucci Hangman carved a heart into Blair's body.

## Relationships

### Dee

Blair was friendly to Dee and showed her around Alcatraz 2.0. Dee felt grief and anger during Blair's death, and was frantic for a way to help her.

*More Coming Soon!*

1. ↑ Revealed in #MurderTrending, Chapter 5
2. ↑ Revealed in #Murder Trending, Chapter 7