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Reaction

There is a Reaction scale in the game, showing how intensely the world community reacts to the development of your ideology. Until your ideology gains supporters, the world community does not react to the emergence of your ideology, but as ideology globalizes, the reaction will grow faster. You will be warned about an increase in the Reaction when the fullness of the scale reaches 10%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 90%, when the Reaction scale is 100% full, the game will end in defeat.

## Reaction in Pacifism

In Pacifism mode, Reaction has been replaced with **Extermination**. Due to the fact that the world is in the conditions of a world war, this indicator reflects the process of destruction of the population, respectively, the complete filling of the scale of Extermination indicates the complete extermination of mankind.

## Reaction in Militarism

In Militarism mode, the Reaction is replaced with a **Discontent**, since in this mode the world is completely captured from the very beginning of the game, and your supporters may be unhappy with your ideology. When Discontent reaches its maximum value, a global riot begins and you are overthrown by the world community.

## Notes

* To slow down the growth of reactions, you can buy special perks in the improvement store or use a UN Bribe bonus.
* The appearance of your supporters in countries with a large number of votes in the UN increases the reaction more than their appearance in countries with fewer votes.
Ideology Rush Wiki

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## Important articles

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## What is Ideology Rush?

Ideology Rush is a free game on the IOS and Android, developed by Plus Games Studio. The game is a strategic simulator of the development of political ideology.

## Wiki administration

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Brazil

**Brazil** is a state with **weak** statism and **developing** economy, has 3 votes in the UN. Incoming official states: Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay.

## State features

* Communism In Brazil causes a low Reaction, and Capitalism - a high, because it is a state with developing economy.
* Anarchism in Brazil is spreading easy, as this is a state with weak statism.
* Imperialism in Brazil causes high Reaction, because it is a state with weak statism.
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Columbia

**Columbia** is a state with **strong** statism and **developing** economy, has 2 votes in the UN. Incoming official states: Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname.

## Neighbors

**Columbia** has 7 neighbors: Central America, Mexico, Caribs, Argentina, Perou, Italy, Spain.

## State features

* Communism In Columbia causes a low Reaction, and Capitalism - a high, because it is a state with developing economy.
* Anarchism in Columbia is spreading hard, as this is a state with strong statism.
* Imperialism in Columbia causes low Reaction, because it is a state with strong statism.
Central Europe

**Central Europe** is a region with **strong** statism and **developing** economy, has 3 votes in the UN. This region includes such states as: Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia.

## Neighbors

**Central Europe** has 4 neighbors: Russia, Balkans, Kazakhstan, East Europe

## Region features

* In Central Europe, Communism causes a low Reaction, and Capitalism - a high, because it is a region with developing economy.
* Anarchism in Central Europe is spreading hard, as this is a region with strong statism.
* Imperialism in Central Europe causes low Reaction, because it is a region with strong statism.
North Africa

**North Africa** is a region with **weak** statism and **developing** economy, has 3 votes in the UN. This region includes such states as: Morocco, Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya.

## Neighbors

**North Africa** has 3 neighbors: East Africa, Near East, Turkey

## Region features

* In North Africa, Communism causes a low Reaction, and Capitalism - a high, because it is a region with developing economy.
* Anarchism in North Africa is spreading easy, as this is a region with weak statism.
* Imperialism in North Africa causes high Reaction, because it is a region with weak statism.
Viral promotion

## **Bonus description**

When using the Viral advancement bonus, the Propaganda scale temporarily (within 7 seconds) is filled to the maximum, allowing a huge number of people around the world to learn about your ideology in such a short period of time.

## When to apply

If you need to learn about your ideology as quickly as possible in remote countries, then you can use this bonus.
Germany

**Germany** is a state with **strong** statism and **developed** economy, has 4 votes in the UN. Incoming official states: Germany, Holland.

## Neighbors

**Germany** has 2 neighbors: United Kingdom, Scandinavia

## State features

* In Germany, Communism causes a high Reaction, and Capitalism - a low, because it is a state with developed economy.
* Anarchism in Germany is spreading hard, as this is a state with strong statism.
* Imperialism in Germany causes low Reaction, because it is a state with strong statism.
India

**India** is a state with **weak** statism and **developing** economy, has 4 votes in the UN. Incoming official states: India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan.

## Neighors

**India** has 3 neighbors: China, South Asia, Central Asia

## State features

* In India, Communism causes a low Reaction, and Capitalism - a high, because it is a state with developing economy.
* Anarchism in India is spreading easy, as this is a state with weak statism.
* Imperialism in India causes high Reaction, because it is a state with weak statism.

## Interesting facts

* India is the state with the largest population in the world.
Spain

**Spain** is a state with **strong** statism and **developed** economy, has 3 votes in the UN. Incoming official states: Spain, Portugal.

## Neighbors

Spain has 8 neighbors: Central America, Mexico, Caribs, Perou, Argentina, Italy, Columbia.

## State features

* In Spain, Communism causes a high Reaction, and Capitalism - a low, because it is a state with developed economy.
* Anarchism in Spain is spreading hard, as this is a state with strong statism.
* Imperialism in Spain causes low Reaction, because it is a state with strong statism.
Eleanor Kimball

*Great-Grandchildren:*

* Hope van Dyne
* Leslie Dean

*2nd Great-Grandchildren:*

* Karolina Dean
* Elle Dean

**Eleanor Margaret Kimball** was the eldest of the Thompson siblings. She died at age 68, when her great-granddaughter Leslie was only a few weeks old. Her second great-granddaughter, Hope, was born nearly three years later.
Named Characters - Sky

## Sky

"‘Your eyes are so blue. What about Sky?’"

Sky was revealed in Part One. Also known as Gloom Punk #2438, Sky was the 2nd out of 19 Named Characters to be revealed.

## About

We learned of Sky's identity before the Glooms left The Building. Sky was nominated as one the four member exploration crew to head towards the city. Sky has referred to herself and the other Glooms as "sisters." She has shown a curiosity in discovering more about the Glooms origins.

## Traits

Background: Solana2

Skin: Black

Mouth: Pink

Eyes: Blue

Eyebrows: Small

Hair: Bob Pink

Clothes: Tshirt
Jack Thompson

## Jack Thompson

### AKA

* Jack
* Jackie
* Sir Isaac Newton
* The Blonde One
* Double Trouble (with Max)

### Affiliation

* Cornell University
* United States Army
* Strategic Scientific Reserve
* Strategic, Homeland, Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division

### Title(s)

* First Lieutenant
* Agent
* Chief

## Relatives

### Siblings

* Eleanor Kimball †
* Sarah Thompson †
* Henry Thompson †
* Maxine Thompson (twin sister)

### Nieces & Nephews

* Miriam van Dyne †
* Donald Kimball †
* Charlotte Quill †
* Albert Thompson †
* Thompson †
* Margarita Romanova †
* Iryna Maximoff †
* Angelina Belova †
Categories

You can improve your ideology by buying improvements corresponding to different categories, indicating different sides of its distribution. There are several categories of ideology development in the game, including: **Propaganda, Attractiveness and Community**. Now let's take a closer look at each of the categories.

## **Сategory types**

### **1. Propaganda.**

By developing **Propaganda**, you increase the number of references to your ideology in the global information field. That is, the higher the Propaganda, the more people in new countries can learn about the existence of your ideology.

### **2. Appeal.**

Developing the category **Appeal**, you create a semantic load of ideology, thereby attracting people to it. The higher the Attractiveness is developed, the faster people who have learned about ideology will become its supporters.

### **3. Community.**

By improving the **Community** category, you can find new supporters who will invest in the development of your movement. Improving Community increases your income.

## **Interesting facts**

* **Appeal** in **Communism** diminishes over time.
* In the **Militarism** mode, **Propaganda** is initially maximally developed.
* **Community** in **Imperialism** diminishes over time.
Upgrades

You can independently choose the path of development of your ideology, making reforms that are implemented in the form of improvements.

The game has both **global upgrades** that are present in all ideologies (there are exceptions in the form of a lack of improvement in 1-2 ideology) , and **unique upgrades** for each of the ideologies.

Perks of all ideologies are available in Freedom mode!

## Unique upgrades

### Upgrades to Pacifism

Some of the following improvements can improve specific ideology stats, such as:

**Eg** - the global parameter of destruction (the larger it is, the faster the population dies),

**Ei** - the parameter for the destruction of allies (the smaller it is, the fewer allies die).
Iran

**Iran** is a state with **strong** statism and **developing** economy, has 3 votes in the UN.

## Neighbors

**Iran** has 2 neighbors - Central Asia, Near East

## State features

* In Iran, Communism causes a low Reaction, and Capitalism - a high, because it is a state with developing economy.
* Anarchism in iran is spreading hard, as this is a state with strong statism.
* Imperialism in Iran causes low Reaction, because it is a state with strong statism.
Maria Hill

*Great-Grandparents:*

* Monica Thompson †

**Maria Hill** is a former Deputy Director of the Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division and a trusted ally of the Avengers. Through her mother, Elizabeth, she is the granddaughter of Jonathan "Jack" Thompson, Maxine's twin brother and a founding member of S.H.I.E.L.D.
TMMONL Novelisation

Adaptation of the main hypothetical show into a novelised format began in May of 2022. It follows the first season of the show, with some differences to accommodate the difference in format.

## Chapters

* Chapter 2: Mindless Animals
* Chapter 3: Iron Taste
* Chapter 4: Changes
* Chapter 5: Choices
* Chapter 6: Point of no Return
* Chapter 7: Belly of the Beast
Anti-Vampire Weaponry

The Anti-Vampire Department uses a variety of weaponry that can be used to kill vampires, including both ranged and close-quarter weapons.

## Examples of Anti-Vampire Weaponry

### Guns

A regular gun that uses lead can be modified to be able to fire Silver instead. While the composition of the gun itself does not matter, the silver in the bullets can be fatal to a vampire.

### Stakes

Stakes made of both Silver or consecrated wood can be driven into the body of a vampire and used to kill them. As such, members of the AVD and regular police officers are each given a stake to be kept on their person in case of a one-on-one encounter with a vampire. Though victory against an opponent as strong as a vampire is unlikely, members of the AVD are able to artificially enhance their reflexes using hormone treatment and cybernetic enhancements.

### Holy Water

Though less conventional than other forms of fighting, leading a vampire into holy water would surely kill them. Cases of this occurring have been reported in the past and as such, is a viable strategy if there is any on hand.
Darla Jenkins

**Darla Jenkins** was a human woman who was attacked and killed by a vampire on her way home by Henka. Her death brings the metropolitan police's investigation to Camden.

## Appearances

### Season 1

#### "Pilot"

On her way home, Darla is captured and killed by Henka. Her death is later investigated by the Anti-Vampire Department.

## Trivia

* Darla is the first character to die in the show.
Mexico

**Mexico** is a state with **weak** statism and **developing** economy, has 2 votes in the UN.

## Neighbors

**Mexico** has 7 neighbors: Central America, Caribs, Argentina, Perou, Columbia, Italy, Spain

## State features

* Communism In Mexico causes a low Reaction, and Capitalism - a high, because it is a state with developing economy.
* Anarchism in Mexico is spreading easy, as this is a state with weak statism.
* Imperialism in Mexico causes high Reaction, because it is a state with weak statism.
New London

*"The city's in chaos, fighting over what's left because you and the Silver-suckers took out the Blood-born. Everything's changing and New London will become a battleground because of you."*
― Sugoma to Lee[src]
**New London** is the main setting for The Many Monsters of New London. It is larger than the former version of London, and with a higher population. New London also unknowingly sits atop its counterpart, Under London, a series of caverns in which a large portoin of the vampire population lives.

## History

After the destruction of many parts of the city in World War 3 including The Shard, London was rebuilt with much of the outer borders of the city extended and made denser to accommodate for the growing population. During this time, many of the now abandoned underground lines began to be used by vampires as hideouts.

## Various Locations

### Camden Town

#### Heirloom

A vampire-run coffee shop that is open all hours. It is run by Kop D'Amelio

#### Paperback

A Library run by Nynaeve Linn that is the meeting point for The Book Club.

### Westminster

#### Anti-Vampire Department

A sub-set of the Metropolitan police that deals with the vampire-related crimes. Its headquarters sits in its own building branching off next to New Scotland Yard.
Fog

Whether in the form of a low-lying cloud or a mist rising from the ground, fog obscures all sight, including darkvision, beyond 5 feet.

You gain a +5 to stealth while in foggy terrain and disadvantage on perception checks that rely on sight (lightly obscured).

* While in an area of particularly heavy fog you are considered heavily obscured, and thus practically blinded.
Sugoma

*"It's you, isn't it? Who everyone's talking about. The one that killed The Widowmaker. You're a fucking idiot, you know? The city's in chaos, fighting over what's left because you and the Silver-suckers took out the Blood-born."*
― Sugoma recognises Lee.[src]

## Appearances

### Cause of Death

Fell to his death. Dropped by Lee Gray

**Sugoma** was a vampire living in New London. He leads Lee Gray to Bartyn Fassa.

## History

Not much is known about Sugoma's life prior to the story other than at some point, he was turned into a vampire.

## Appearances

### Season 2

#### "What Happens Now"

After trying to feed on a human, Sugoma is stopped and beaten by Lee. He questions him about Henka and asks him what he knows. He tells him that he used to work for a man called Bartyn Fassa and—when he realises who he is—blames him for the violence happening in New London. Lee then drops him from the side of the building, killing him.

## Trivia

* Sugoma backwards is "Amogus"
	+ Sus
Under London

*"If you're a vampire with no other choice, you go to Under London"*
― Jill about the undercity[src]
**Under London** is a large system of caverns deep underground below New London. It is introduced in Season 2 and is where Lee Gray spends most of this season.

## History

After World War Three, large portions of London were destoryed. This led to the discovery of large cave systems deep beneath the ground, which were used by vampires to form their own hidden city. Since then, a large number of vampires moved into the area and Under London was formed. Some areas above ground have since been redeveloped into access points to get into Under London and whenever these areas are suspected by the Anti-Vampire Department, the tunnels leading down to the city are made to collapse.

## Present-Day

### Season 2

Now, Under London is a thriving city living under the noses of the AVD. About one million vampires gather there and as such, the city is well guarded. Lee Gray and Jill Goode visit Under London to look for Bartyn Fassa.
Party recipes

## Hearty meal

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## Seasoned wings and thighs

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Ingredients: Butter, Fowl, Edible Moss

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Beneficial effect: 1 temporary hit point per level. Stays until spent, or the next long rest.

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## Taffy

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Ingredients: Butter, Honey, Sweet Syrup

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Beneficial effect: +3 to all wisdom saving throws

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Blood-born Extermination Operation

The **Blood-born Extermination Operation** was a planned assault on the Blood-born's base in the London Catacombs. It was organised by the Anti-Vampire Department and led by Deacon Min. The operation is considered a huge success as the vast majority of the Blood-born has been eradicated.

## Casualties

### Anti-Vampire Department

* Callahan Gritt
* Boris Anderson
* Dante Young
* At least 80 more

### Blood-born

* Nils Fier
* The Widowmaker
* At least 100 more

## Trivia

* As of this, the Blood-born has been mostly destroyed.
Mei Kamura

**Mei Kamura** is a human living in New London. She is Strepp Kamura's grandmother and suffers from dementia.

## History

Not much is known about Mei's life before the story other than, at some point, she gave birth to her son Jun and, at an old age, developed dementia.

## Appearances

### Season 1

#### "Cold Bite of Frost"

Strepp comes home to find Mei out of bed and calling him by her son's name. He corrects her and takes her back to bed.

#### "Bloody Situation"

Knowing that he won't be able to take care of her for a few days, Strepp arranges for carers to come and watch over her while he is gone.

## Relationships

### Strepp Kamura

Strepp cares deeply about his grandmother and looks after her as she suffers through her dementia.
Bernadette Downes

**Bernadette Downes** is the owner of Paperback, the place where Nynaeve Linn works and the venue for The Book Club.

## History

Not much is known about Bernadette's life prior to the story other than at some point, she bought Paperback and hired Nynaeve to work there. According to her, she figured out that the book club was a front for vampires at an unknown point in time.

## Appearances

### Season 2

*Bernadette will appear at some point this season...*
Nils Fier

**Nils Fier** was a member of the Blood-born and a minor antagonist in Season 1. He is loyal to his boss, The Widowmaker and uses his status as a high-ranking member to dominate those beneath him. During the Blood-born Extermination Operation, Nils cockily attacks The Scalpel and is subsequently killed.

## History

Not much is known about Nils' life prior to the show other than, at some point, he joined the Blood-born.

## Appearances

Season 1
"We Tell Ourselves"
Nils and a group of other Blood-born members kidnap Lee Gray after detecting that he is recently turned.

"The Thirst"
When the Blood-borns base in the sewers is ambushed by the AVD, Nils' fate is left unknown.

"Life Sucks"
After the battle in the sewers, Nils is ordered by The Widowmaker to find Lee and bring him.

"Deliver Us"
While looking for Lee, Nils is found by Harriet and Valerie, who give chase. Despite leaving three of his men behind, they manage to catch up to him on the rooftop of an apartment building. From there, Nils leaps onto the next building, finally leaving them behind.

"Cold Bite of Frost"
Still looking for Lee, Nils finds him at a party hosted by Jack the Ripper. He politely asks for him to be handed over, but the other members of the book club refuse and force him out.

"Bloody Situation"
Having finally found Lee, Nils waits outside for him to come out. He is, however, distracted by Strepp, who wear Lee's coat as a diversion. When he figure out that Strepp is a fake, he retreats, but it is too late and Lee is gone. The next day, Nils goes to Jack the Ripper, who tells him of Lee's location after making him promise not to hurt anyone else.
Nils then arrives at Paperback and demands that Lee surrenders. He hold Jill hostage and says that he will kill her and the others if he doesn't give himself up. Eventually, he does, and they leave the library, releasing Jill and letting the others live.

"Vampire: Part Two"
Nils finds Deacon alone in a room filled with dead vampires. He taunts him and tells him that he has always wanted to go up against The Scalpel, but when he goes to fight him, Deacon immediately cuts him down.

## List of Killed Victims

* Multiple humans
* Multiple vampires
* Presumably multiple members of the AVD.

## Personality

Nils is aggressive and cocky. He has very little respect for humans and has no problem with killing them.

## Relationships

### The Widowmaker

Nils is fiercely loyal to The Widowmaker and his care-free attitude to killing humans. When told to find Lee Gray, he has no problem following his orders.
London Catacombs

**The London Catacombs** are a series of tunnels underneath New London. They are used as the Blood-born's base after their initial headquarters was found by the Anti-Vampire Department.

## History

After World War Three, a large portion of London was destroyed and on it, New London was built. As such, much of the ruins formed the tunnels beneath what was built on top. At some point, the Blood-born decided to use a portion of the catacombs as a secondary base, a choice that would ultimately prove beneficial.

## Present-day

After the battle at the sewer base, most of the Blood-born that were still alive retreated to the catacombs. Eventually, Harriet Green would once again find their base and report it back to her superiors.
Paperback

**Paperback** is the library where Nynaeve Linn works. It is used as the meeting place of The Book Club. Due to the popularity of e-books, Paperback is rarely used by the public and is, as such, an ideal place for the group to meet up.

## History

A few years ago, Nynaeve Linn began working at Paperback as a librarian. She soon befriended Isiah Robinson and they began using a reading room in the back as a meeting place.

## Present-Day

### Season 1

Lee is introduced to the other members of the book club at his first meeting, where he reluctantly drinks blood for the first time. They meet up many times after this and it is sometimes used as a general meeting place. Jill Goode, for instance, uses Paperback to have a conversation with Boris Anderson.

When Lee is marked by the Blood-born, the group used Paperback to hide him, but he is soon found and the library is attacked. They take Lee and leave the others.
Kara Gray

*"Oh, son. My brave boy. This isn't the end for you. You're going to get out of this, I know you will."*
― Lee's hallucination version of his mother[src]
**Kara Gray** is the mother of Lee and Polly Gray. After a falling out closely following her husband's death, Her children run away, abandoning her.

## History

Shortly after her husband's death, Polly and Kara fall out over her treatment of Lee. Eventually, Polly takes him and they run away to New London, leaving Kara.

## Appearances

### Season 1

#### "Life Sucks" (*Flash-back*)

Kara and Polly argue with another while Lee watches on. This results in he and Polly leaving, with Kara calling after them.

#### Vampire: Part Two" (*Flash-back*)

While being tortured, Lee hallucinates his mother. She shows him his past and how they were happy before they left. Lee blames Kara for everything wrong with him. She tells him that it isn't the end for him, and he breaks down into tears, expressing his fear.

### Season 2

#### "What Happens Now"

While the attack happens, Kara goes to Heirloom to ask Kop D'Amelio about her son. Off-screen, he tells her about him. A month later, she manages to catch Lee at his flat. She reveals that she knows he is a vampire and that Polly told her where they were living. This enrages Lee and he leaves.

## Relationships

### Lee Gray

In the years since their separation, Lee appears to have become bitter towards his mother, expressing his distaste at the idea of contacting her again.

### Polly Gray

Polly and Kara had a falling out some years prior due to her treatment of them both. As a result, a distaste grew in Polly and she and Lee abandoned Kara, moving to New London for a fresh start.

## Trivia

*To be added...*
Bloodlust

**Bloodlust** is a vampiric side-effect caused by the starvation of blood. It is a defence mechanism that essentially forces a vampire to kill to obtain blood.

## Causes

A vampire must be deprived of blood for a minimum of two weeks before the effects of Bloodlust will occur, though they will begin to crave blood after around three days of not consuming it. After two weeks pass, the subject will appear prickly and easy to offend. Their skin will start to go pale and they may develop fever-like symptoms as their body fights to communicate the need to consume. Eventually, however, they will give in.

## Remediation

The only way to prevent bloodlust is to consume blood, as human food, though edible, no longer provides a vampire with the nutrients they need. holding back the urge to drink blood will result in the bloodlust taking over and, even at the sight of blood a vampire will be consumed with rage and the need to feed. They will kill anyone to get blood, even their own family members and close friends.
Patrice Peletier

*"I have to say, I'm almost impressed. There are still corners of the undercity where the name Heracles scares even the strongest man. Unfortunately, I am not from Under London. But you know what I want. Fassa. Tell me where he is, and your son will not come to harm."*
― Patrice threatening Heracles' son[src]
**Patrice Peletier** is a person of unknown species and unknown origin. He is a minor antagonist in Season 2 and works for a larger group of people.

## History

Not much is known about Patrice's life prior to the story

## Appearances

Season 1
"Vampire: Part Two"
In Jack the Ripper's flat, Patrice and three other men talk about the raid on the Blood-born's base, with Kosminski stating that there is the warlords have an open slot. When he asks Patrice and the others about their smell—saying that is something he doesn't recognise—they reply by saying that he will find out soon enough and that "the full moon is coming."

Season 2
"What Happens Now"
Patrice and two others visit Heirloom. When Kelly insults Heracles' face, he apologises and inquires as to whether they know about a man called Bartyn Fassa. When they say no, he thanks them and leaves.

"Forgive Us Our Trespasses"
To get Heracles to tell him about Fassa, he threatens his son, Darra. This enrages Heracles and he confronts him once more in Heirloom.
Hellsing

**Hellsing** is the silver sword used by Deacon Min. It is made of programmable nanoparticles that, when not used as a sword, take the shape of a bracelet on the user's wrist.

## History

Hellsing was created some time before the story. Though its creator is not yet known, it was given to Deacon when it was still in its prototype phase. His use of the sword is the source of his nickname "The Scalpel" because of his careful and clinical manner in which he uses it.

## Present-Day

Today, Deacon still uses Hellsing and is proficient with its use. He is first seen using it to cut down Nils Fier in one cut.
Sewer Base

**The Sewer Base** was the underground headquarters in Camden Town used by the Blood-born until it was discovered and raided by the Anti-Vampire Department.

## History

At some point, the Blood-born, a vampire gang running in Camden, began using the sewers as a way to move around the city undetected, with a central chambers being used as the main gathering point.

## Present-Day

### Season 1

After following the captured Lee Gray, Harriet Green discovers the Blood-born's lair. She calls for back up and a large number of AVD members soon arrive. They attempt to apprehend the gang, but a fight breaks out and the gang scatters. After this, the sewers are not used by the Blood-born again. Months later, Jill and Lee begin using the base to practise fighting as it is all but abandoned now.
The Book Club (Story Arc)

**The Book Club** is the second story arc of Season 1 and the second arc of the show overall. It encompasses the months after the first arc, where Lee is getting accustomed to life as a vampire.

## Episodes

 2
 3

## Trivia

* This arc introduces the remaining members of The Book Club
	+ These are:
		- Heracles
		- Strepp Kamura
		- Nynaeve Linn
* Lee officially joins the book club in this season
* After The Widowmaker defeat in The Thirst, he would soon return and demand that Lee be found
	+ He eventually is located by Nils Fier and brought to The Widowmaker in Bloody Situation in the next arc.
* A wider vampire society is hinted at in this arc
	+ This includes the introduction to Jack the Ripper.
* An operation to locate and eradicate the remaining members of the Blood-born begins in this arc
	+ This would later come to fruition in the Blood-born Assault arc.
Kop D'Amelio

**Kop D'Amelio** is the owner of Heirloom. He is a vampire that works the night shift at the coffee shop. He appears briefly in Season 1 with no lines, but becomes a secondary character in Season 2.

## History

Kop opened Heirloom some ten years ago as a haven for vampires during the night. The shop is open 24/7, with Kop himself working most night shifts.

## Appearances

### Season 1

#### "We Tell Ourselves"

Kop can be seen serving coffee as Lee, Isiah, and Jill talk with each other.

### Season 2

#### "What Happens Now"

During the raid on the Blood-born, Kara Gray enters Heirloom looking for her son. Though he doesn't know where he lives, he tells her that he is a vampire off-screen. A month later, he tells Heracles and Nynaeve that she has found him. Patrice then comes to the coffee shop looking for a man called Bartyn Fassa. When none of them know of him, they leave.

#### "Forgive Us Our Trespasses"

When Patrice once more comes to Heirloom, Kop watches him as Isiah, Heracles, and Strepp head over there.

## Trivia

*To be added...*
Healing potions

All potions can be drunk as either an action, or a bonus action. Feeding them to someone else always requires an action.

### Drinking/feeding as an action

The healing potion heals for the maximum it can.

* Normal healing potion (10 hp)
* Greater healing potion (20 hp)
* Surperior healing potion (40 hp)
* Supreme healing potion (60 hp)

### Drinking as a bonus action

The healing potion heals for the normal amount. Their effect is based of off chance.

* Normal healing potion (2d4+2 hp)
* Greater healing potion (4d4+4 hp)
* Surperior healing potion (8d4+8 hp)
* Supreme healing potion (10d4+20 hp)
Blood-born Assault

**Blood-born Assault** is the third and final arc of Season 1 and the third arc of the show overall. It encompasses the targetting and kidnapping of Lee Gray, and the assault operation on the Blood-born gang.

## Episodes

 2
 3

## Story Impact

* As of this story arc, the Blood-born have been mostly eradicated.
* This story arc contains the most named character deaths so far
	+ This include:
		- Boris Anderson
		- Dante Young
		- Polly Gray
* This story arcs marks a significant change in Lee's character following Polly's death.
	+ He becomes more cold and determined to become stronger
* As a result of The Widowmaker's torture and desire to know what he is, Lee also becomes obsessed with finding out who The Mysterious Man was and why he was turned.
United European Empire

**The United European Empire (UEE)** is the collective name for the leading governmental force around what is left of Europe.

## History

The UEE was formed after World War Three, it is comprised of seventy countries in the general area of where current Europe is. Though lead by an emperor, most of the governing is separated by each countries, with certain issues being addressed by the emperor themselves.
Blood-born

**The Blood-born** were a gang of vampires operating in the Camden area. Their base was in a large chamber in the sewers under London, until it was attacked by the Anti-Vampire Department after being found by Harriet Green. After this, they retreated to an underground base in the catacombs of the old London. This was later found by the AVD and raided in the Blood-born's final stand.

## History

Not much is known about the Blood-born's formation. At some point, they began using the sewer system underground as their base of operations, using the manhole covers to escape detection by the AVD and quickly bring back any humans they need to feed upon.

Furthermore, at some point, the vampire known as The Widowmaker began leading the Blood-born, being given his name for kidnapping and killing various men while leaving their wives alive.

## Appearances

### Season 1

While on his way home, Lee Gray is kidnapped by a group of Blood-born members and taken to The Widowmaker. Once there the remaining members of the Blood-born gather as they kill two other men for their blood. Lee is almost killed himself when the AVD assault the base. A large battle then occurs, with most of the Blood-born scattering into the wind. Wounded The Widowmaker soon demands that Lee be found and brought to him. Nils eventually locates him at a party hosted by Jack the Ripper, marking him.

During the Blood-born Extermination Operation, however, the Anti-Vampire Department successfully eradicates the majority of the gang's population, with Lee killing their leader.
The Mysterious Man

*"Not him. You can't have him."*
― The man to Henka as he is about to kill Lee.[src]
**The Mysterious Man** is the as of yet unnamed vampire that saves Lee Gray's life.

## History

Not much is known about his life before the story, but he does appear to have some connection to Lee Gray, though it is known known to Lee himself.

## Appearances

### Season 1

#### "Pilot"

When Lee is about to be killed by Henka, the mysterious man intervenes, telling him to back off. When Henka refuses, he kills him, slicing off his head. He then saves Lee by feeding him his blood and feeding him before apologising and disappearing.

### Season 2

*The Mysterious Man will appear in this season.*

## List of Killed Victims

* Henka
* Presumably multiple humans
* Presumably multiple vampires
World War Three

**World War Three** was a global scale war that occurred in the early 21st century involving most global superpowers.

## History

The cause of World War Three is not currently known. However, a result of the war is that a large portion of London was destroyed. This lead to the city being rebuilt and dubbed New London.

## Present-Day

Now, World War Three is a distant memory. The current state of the world is mostly unknown, but the presence of multiple languages indicates that a large proportion of the world still exists, with both American and Russian still being heard. The state of France, however, is not known as it is used to hold Turned Vampire Centres, yet this says nothing of what the country is still like.
Vampires

**Vampires** are a sub-set of humans that developed in the early 19th century. They typically spread their condition through the ingestion of vampiric blood.

## Strengths

* Enhanced strength
* Enhanced speed
* Enhanced smell
* Extendable claws
* Night vision

## Weaknesses

* Exposure to sunlight - Though not fatal, being exposed to sunlight is highly uncomfortable to a vampire.
* Silver
* Holy water
* Consecrated items
* The bloodlust - a blind rage that a vampire may go in when deprived of blood for a long time.

## Other features

* Decreased aging - After being turned, a vampire has around seven years before their aging slows, as this is the amount of time it takes for all the human cells to be replaced. After this, they will age much slower than a regular person, extending a vampire's lifespan by at least double. While this may seem advantageous, it can be a detriment as eventually, someone will notice their lack of aging and discover what they really are. In naturally born vampires, their aging continues like a human until puberty.

## Naturally Born Vampires

Though their existence is rare as vampires do not tend to live long enough before being killed, naturally born vampires can be made by the mating of two vampires. At first, however, child vampires appear completely human. They can even sustain themselves on human food. This continues until the onset of puberty, where the increase in hormones will trigger their change into a vampire. This happens over the span of a few month and by the end, the child will have to drink blood to survive.

## Anti-Vampire Department

Dedicated to the identification and extermination of vampires, the Anti-Vampire Department was formed long ago and are a vampire's largest threat. Any recently turned vampire can, however, choose to turn themselves in, after which they will be sent to a Turned Vampire Centre. A supposed health centre for vampires that do not wish to kill. Anyone who has been a vampire for longer than two weeks, the maximum time is takes for starvation to trigger bloodlust, will not be given such treatment and will be killed.

## Notable Vampires

* Lee Gray
* Isiah Robinson
* Jill Goode
* The Widowmaker
* Jack the Ripper
Blackpowder

Blackpowder weapons fire projectiles with ear-splitting noise, shredding armour with deadly force. When fired, Blackpowder weapons emit a deafening crack audible 300 feet away.

Unfortunatly, Blackpowder weapons often become useless when wet. If a Blackpowder weapon is exposed to heavy rain, submerged, or drenched in water by similar means, then it cannot fire. A character cannot use this weapon agfain until they complete a rest in dry conditions.
Turned Vampire Centres

**Turned Vampire Centres** are places for recently turned vampires that turn themselves in before two weeks have passed. They are designed for innocent people who do not wish to kill humans to feed.

## History

Turned Vampire Centres were first introduced in the late 1900s as a way for innocent, recently turned vampires to live a life without having to murder innocent humans to survive. They survived, initially, off of donated human blood. However, due to too few people donating, they switched to animal blood which, while it does not provide as much nutrients as human blood, was much easier to get. At the TVCs, the vampires are given physical labour to do which if not completed, will result in the patient being killed. If they cannot earn their keep, they cannot be released.

## Present-Day

### Season 1

Today, TVCs still exist, though they are generally avoided by most recently turned vampires as no contact with the outside world is permitted. When Lee Gray is turned, he chooses to stay for his sister, as he does not know what she will do without him.
Jack the Ripper

**Aaron Kosminski** (AKA **Jack the Ripper**) was a serial killer active in the late 1800s. He was a vampire who kept driving himself to the point of falling victim to the Bloodlust, forcing him to kill various women.

## History

As Jack the Ripper, Aaron Kosminski killed many women as a result of his bloodlust taking over. He claims to not have cared about their gender and that it was just a coincidence that they were all women. 200 years later, Kosminsky still boasts about his exploits as Jack the Ripper and how he was never caught. Eventually, he befriended Isiah Robinson and invited him and the other members of the book club to his yearly party.

## Appearances

### Season 1

#### "Cold Bite of Frost"

Kosminski hosts his yearly party and, like always, invites the members of the book club. He greets Lee happily and the two discuss why he killed women as Jack the Ripper. He reveals that it was mostly a coincidence as bloodlust overcame him when a woman was conveniently around.

#### "Bloody Situation"

Kosminski helps Lee and the others escape after his party. Afterwards, Nils appears at his apartment, demanding to know where he is. He makes him promise not to hurt any of the others before telling him that Lee is at Paperback.

#### "Vampire: Part Two"

In Jack the Ripper's flat, Patrice and three other men talk about the raid on the Blood-born's base, with Kosminski stating that there is the warlords have an open slot. When he asks Patrice and the others about their smell—saying that is something he doesn't recognise—they reply by saying that he will find out soon enough and that "the full moon is coming."

## Trivia

* Jack the Ripper is currently the oldest known character to appear.
	+ This is mostly due to the fact that his age is one of the only characters' to be known so far.
Bonuses

There are special bonuses in the game, when used, certain effects are imposed on the characteristics of your ideology. There are 4 types of bonuses in the game: **Investment**, **Viral promotion**, **UN Bribe**, **External threat**.

## Types of bonuses

### **Investments**

When you use the Investment bonus, a cash bonus of $ 25 is credited to your in-game cash account.

### **Viral promotion**

When using the Viral advancement bonus, the Propaganda scale temporarily (within 7 seconds) is filled to the maximum, allowing a huge number of people around the world to learn about your ideology in such a short period of time.

### **UN bribe**

When using the UN Bribe bonus, the Reaction scale temporarily (within 10 seconds) stops.

### **External threat**

When using the External Threat bonus, the Appeal scale temporarily (within 7 seconds) is filled to the maximum.

## **How to replenish the number of bonuses?**

When you click on any bonus in the ideology selection tab, a bonus selection menu will open, in which you can replenish bonuses in several ways:

### **Free.**

For viewing ads, you will be credited with this bonus in the amount of 1x. Also, when you visit the game daily, you will be given **free bonuses**.

### **Paid.**

In the same menu, you can purchase special paid bundles with bonuses, the purchase of which will give you a great advantage in the game.

## **Interesting facts**

* You can use an infinite number of bonuses in the game.

## **Gallery**

UN bribeInvestmentsViral promotionExternal threat
Training

### **Downtime Activity; Training** *XGE p134*

Given enough free time and the services of an instructor, a character can learn a language or pick up proficiency with a tool.

**- Resources:** Receiving training in a language or tool typically takes at least ten workweeks, but this time is reduced by a number of workweeks equal to the character's Intelligence modifier (an Intelligence penalty doesn't increase the time needed). Training costs 25 gp per workweek.

For more conclusive and numerical information, check this link
Gloom Punk Club Wiki

**Welcome to the Gloom Punk Club Wiki!**
Gloom Punk Club is a collection of 10,000 hand drawn NFTs on the Solana blockchain. These NFTs are connected to a interactive storyline which is currently ongoing.

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## Important articles

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Pacifism

**Pacifism** is a special game mode that is fundamentally different from other modes.

The world is initially in a state of world war due to which the world's population is rapidly declining. You, in turn, do not want to put up with such chaos and begin to preach the ideas of Pacifism to people, thereby gaining supporters.

Your ultimate goal is to stop the war by spreading the principles of Pacifism throughout the world before humanity destroys itself.

Because of the hostilities during the game, your allies will be dying, so your main challenge is to competently redistribute the changing number of supporters between subordinate countries and countries in which there is still a struggle for supporters.

## Interesting facts

* With the complete extermination of the country's population, it turns dark gray.
* On the country's population scale, the exterminated population appears dark gray.
* During the game, icons of explosions appear over countries.
Callahan Gritt

**Calahan Gritt** is a officer of the Anti-Vampire Department.

## History

Not much is known about Callahan's life before the story other than at some point, he joined the AVD.

## Appearances

### Season 1

#### "Vampire: Part One"

Callahan calls for the vampires at the abandoned factory to surrender. In response, they throw Dante Young over the side. Callahan then fights in the ensuing battle.

#### "Vampire: Part Two"

Pushing into the factory, Callahan encounters The Widowmaker. He ultimately loses their fight and, when trying to taunt his opponent, The Widowmaker chokes him to death.

## List of Killed Victims

* Multiple vampires