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Jeweler

Skilled at working on gemstones and other fine stones.

- Gain proficiency in (sleight of hand)Dex.

## Novice

**Hours:** 10-39

**Feats:**

·       **Jewelcraft:** Crafting an item takes 10-100 success rolls depending
on difficulty. Crafting can be expedited depending on GM overrules. Either
Jewel or Pick breaks on a 2, and both breaks on a 1.

·       **Identify Jewel:**attempt to study a hidden secret regarding a jewel. DC 19

## Apprentice

**Hours:** 40-149

**Feats:**

·       **Knack for Gems:**When you are taking the action *Jewelcraft*, you can roll a 1d6.

o   1. Break material/pick

o   2-4. Get 1 success rolls for Item in progress.

o   5. Get 2 success rolls for Item in progress.

## Craftsman

**Title:** *Jeweler*

**Hours:** 150-499

**Feats:**

·       **Greater Knack for Gems:** when you use *Knack for Gems* feature, the dice rolled becomes a 1d8. This feature replaces *Knackfor Gems***.**

o   1. Get 1 success rolls for Item in progress.

o   2-4. Get 2 success rolls for Item in progress.

o   5-6. Get 3 success rolls for Item in progress.

o   7. Get 4 success rolls for Item in progress.

o   8. Get 5 success rolls for Item in progress.

·       **Jewelmancy:** You awaken the arcane potential of a gem, roll 6d6. The average of the roll rounded down becomes the grade of the gem.

o   1 - *poor quality*

DC10 Arcana Check to cast cantrip level magic once, breaking the jewel after use and loses all magical ability. On a failure, the
jewel breaks and loses all magical ability.

o   2 - *acceptable quality*

DC10 Arcana Check to cast cantrip level magic.

o   3 - *good quality*

Cast cantrip level magic at will.

o   4 - *great quality*

Can cast magic up to level 1. The amount of times the spell can be cast this way equals to the wielder’s Arcana(Int) modifier, a minimum of once per day. If Cantrip level magic is imbued, it can be cast at will instead.

o   5 - *exceptional quality*

Can cast magic up to level 2. The amount of times the spell can be cast this way equals to the wielder’s Arcana(Int) modifier, a minimum of once per day. If Cantrip level magic is imbued, it can be cast at will instead.

o   6 – *Legendary quality*

Can cast magic up to level 5. The amount of times the spell can be cast this way equals to the wielder’s Arcana(Int) modifier, a minimum of twice per day. If Cantrip level magic is imbued, it can be cast at will instead.

## Master

**Title:** *Master Jeweler*

**Hours:** 500

**Feats:**

·       **Mastercraft (Jewel):** One success roll DC10 is all that is needed to craft something. That roll can only be attempted a number of times a day equal to your constitution modifier.

·       **Fit (Jewel):** Spending a short amount of time you can fit a jewel in a socket that it can be placed.
Elesnia

Elesnia was a young girl with long pointed ears found in a large cage in the basement of a tavern in Bado. She could be described as unnaturally beautiful with skin like porcelain and eyes like gems. She was first discovered by a young rogue by the name of Salazar, captured and malnourished. The crate was part of a shipment under the possession of Busidi . Originally meant to be traded to Ragnis in exchange for a large amount of gold. After the encounter, she was found to be dead. Her body is in the possession of her older brother Felaern.

## Appearance

Elesnia had the appearance of a 14-16 year old human girl. She had long pointed ears, pale skin, bright white hair, and effervescent eyes that shifted and gleamed like a diamond.
Omar Madaawi

Omar Madaawi is a high ranking member of Mirryndark  and originally part of the mission that Salazar was sent to investigate. However, during the mission Omar voiced his disapproval of Busidi 's plan to murder their contact, which turned out to be a grave mistake. Busidi, determined to see his plan to fruition, attempted to take Omar's life, to which he also was met with failure thanks to Fei's intervention. Omar was later stabilized by Salazar, and was set to recover at the infirmary at Qa'Amarah.

## Known Relations

Iyas Busidi (Guild Member)

Ghali Madaawi (Younger Brother)

Zinah Madaawi (Daughter)

Salazar Nemtsk (Guild Member)

Farhan Sahimi (Guild Member)
Melinda Lorelei

Melinda Lorelei was a resident of Anthropolis, and Maira’s mother. She passed away about fifteen years ago.

## Melinda

### Occupation

A nurse working alongside Frostbite (formerly)

## General information

### Appearance

Melinda, similar to the rest of her family, is a grey anthropomorphic cat with dark hair. She would have yellow eyes, and after death would have similar ghost-like “tails” to Lana. She would most likely be very well-dressed for a woman in the early 2000s.

She wouldn’t have as many indications of ageing as her husband, due to being younger at death.

### Personality

On returning to the Lorelei house in spirit, she is surprised to find only a sickly Mr. Lorelei living there without their daughter. She realised that after her death, her husband had become a cocaine addict, and as Maira wasn’t there to help him, she took it upon herself to make sure the drug was out of his reach.

She also knows of, and was understandably horrified at, Maira’s involvement with the Anthropolitan gang, but is relieved that she eventually ran away.
Diary of a Neapolitan Mastiff IV: A Mastiff Hope

"*In this exclusive final chapter of Diary of a Neapolitan Mastiff, the Petbuster goes to steal Kate's half of the friendship heart! But she has a few tricks planned"* - Blurb

***Diary of a Neapolitan Mastiff IV: A Mastiff Hope***, or ***Mastiff Book IV*** or simply ***Mastiff IV**,* is the fourth book in the series and the final in the Original Quadrilogy. It was intended as the final book in the series until the beginning of the Sequel Quadrilogy three years later; the blurb still refers to it as the finale. Kate and Magic's journey is close to a conclusion, and Danny is returned to Pocket Kingdom. It's time for Kate and Magic to defeat the Petbuster and return Ava!

## Plot

On December 27th, Danny is still imprisoned, until the Petbuster decides to teleport him home. Back in Pocketville, Kate and Magic also return from the big city on Earth, aware that the Petbuster is intending on breaking into their home to steal the friendship heart. Kate, Magic, Danny, William, and the two cat royal guards Balloon and Meela visit Steel Wool, a tough sheep who can train them to stop the Petbuster. Kate and Magic are put through various lessons and tests, before facing the ultimate challenge of crossing a high current river. Kate throws Magic to the other side of the river with rope, which he ties around a tree, allowing Kate to cross. Steel Wool makes Danny cross the river due to his repeated failures in previous sessions. The death field had also been covered in sugar after a mill was caught in it. That night, the Petbuster breaks into Kate's house through her father's window, and uses a spray to knock him asleep. He goes downstairs, but Kate plays a police recording on the television to trick him. The Petbuster notices Kate and goes after her, tripping on the wire they had placed. He chases them again, and Kate releases several balls from a box, causing the Petbuster to lose his footing. The Petbuster chases them up the stairs, and he steps onto a superglued step, temporarily trapping his foot. Further up the stairs, he steps onto a bunch of pins. When the Petbuster finally reaches the door the Kate's room, he opens it, causing a bucket of soapy water to fall onto his head and into his eyes. Dazed, he mistakes paper cutouts of Kate and Magic under a desk for them, and approaches them, allowing the real Kate and Magic to trap him in a net. Kate calls the police and the Petbuster is jailed. With the Petbuster arrested, stray dog Wallis frees Ava fron his house.

In Pocket Kingdom, Eva gives up her half of the Friendship heart, planning on snatching the whole heart during the final ceremony which will return Ava. The heart repairs itself as one, and during the ceremony, Eva jumps toward the heart, but vanishes as the ceremony finishes. Ava appears, and Soul and Gourt are jailed. Ava made a new blue friendship heart for herself, allowing Kate and Magic to keep the original red one.
Peter Krasnov

**Peter Alexandrovich Krasnov** (Russian: *Петр Александрович Краснов*; born 18 December 1982) is a fictional character portrayed by Boris Pskov in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy*. The eldest child of oil baron Alexander Krasnov and his first wife Irina, Peter is a charitable philanthropist and environmentalist, whose moral viewpoints clash greatly with those of his father.

## Character background and personality

Peter was born on 18 December 1982 in Moscow to parents Alexander Krasnov and Irina Krasnova. His father is an oil baron and the CEO of Krasnov Industries; as the eldest child, Peter was groomed to take over the company once his father decided to retire. However, throughout his youth, Peter made it clear that he had other interests, and that his morals did not overlap with those of his father. He shied away from manipulative business tactics, and instead took part in charity events, leading his father to begin prioritizing Peter's younger sister Natasha instead. Peter had a privileged upbringing, attending the exclusive boarding school Collège du Léman in Switzerland and later receiving his bachelor's degree from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.

Following his graduation from university, Peter was offered an executive position at Krasnov Industries by his father, but rejected his offer, instead choosing to travel the world with charitable organizations doing community service. He returns to Russia in the series premiere, and his father later hires him to head The Krasnov Foundation, the family's charitable organization. Peter differs greatly from the rest of his family. While he shares their intelligence, he chooses not to use it for selfish gain, instead giving back to the community around him. Unlike his sister, he gets along with his new stepmother Anya Krasnova-Harutyunyan, and together they act as the voices of reason in the Krasnov family.
City of Anthropolis Wiki

## Welcome to the Anthropolis Wiki

Welcome to the imaginatively-named ANTHROPOLIS! Follow Maira, Jude, Mel, Arlo and others on their adventures through conflict, gang fights, love and...beer?

'The City of Anthropolis' shows life in a large city in a world populated by anthropomorphic animals, typically from the perspectives of wolf and deer women Skeleton and Frostbite, sharp-witted young rat Arlo, and gangsters Maira, Jude and Emmy, though often from that of other characters, too.

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Differences

There are several differences between the official TV show and the Diary of a Neapolitan Mastiff book series.

### SHOW

* There is no death curse.
* Danny never writes a diary.
* PK Laws doesn't exist.
* The petbuster never goes to Pocket Kingdom and never kidnaps Danny.
* The show doesn't have a christmas section.
* Eva doesn't destroy Danny's first diary.
* There is no dispute between William and Danny.
* The Sequel Quadrilogy is complete fanfiction and not in the show at all.

### BOOK

* Krakia is absent.
* Hardly any of the show's plot or Kate and Magic's adventure is protrayed.
Dima Krasnov

**Dmitry Alexandrovich** "**Dima**" **Krasnov** (Russian: *Дмитрий Александрович "Дима" Краснов*; born 1 September 1985) is a fictional character portrayed by Alexey Nikolovsky in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy*. The youngest child of oil baron Alexander Krasnov and his first wife Irina, Dima is rebellious and the self-described "black sheep" of his "picture-perfect" family.

## Character background and personality

Dima was born on 1 September 1985 in Moscow to parents Alexander Krasnov and Irina Krasnova. His father is an oil baron and the CEO of Krasnov Industries, although this has meant little to Dima throughout his entire life. Unlike his siblings Peter and Natasha, Dima grew up interested in the arts and showed little interest in his father's business dealings. Despite his disinterest, Dima still had a privileged upbringing, attending the exclusive boarding school Collège du Léman in Switzerland and later receiving two years of university education at New York University in New York, New York, U.S.

While in New York, Dima began experimenting with drugs and developed an addiction to cocaine. After his father discovered Dima's addiction, he was sent to rehab and recovered without creating a public scandal, but Dima continued using in secret and keeping important information about himself from his father. Dima describes himself as the "black sheep" of his family, having no interest in pursuing a traditional career and preferring the life of a vagabond artist. He is typically calm and collected, but demonstrates a fierce temper when he doesn't get his way. Like his siblings and father, he is immensely intelligent, although many people tend to underestimate him.
Farid Fayzulin

**Farid Fayzulin** (Russian: *Фарид Файзулин*; born 30 May 1977) is a fictional character portrayed by Eldar Bilyaletdinov in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy*. He is the official chauffeur of the Krasnov family, and secret lover of Natasha Krasnova.

## Character background and personality

Farid was born on 30 May 1977 in Tatarstan. Not much is known about his background before coming to Moscow to work for the Krasnov family. He is an ethnic Tatar, speaks the Tatar language, and is a Sunni Muslim. Farid came to Moscow sometime in his young adulthood and worked odd jobs before finding work as the official chauffeur for the Krasnov family about three years before the series premiere. As chauffeur, he is given room and board in the Krasnov mansion. After beginning his position, he began a secret sexual relationship with Natasha Krasnova, the middle child and only daughter of his boss Alexander Krasnov.

While at work, Farid is disciplined and obedient, simply doing his job and preferring not to get in the way of business. Unbeknownst to Natasha, he is deeply in love with her, and will do anything to protect her when he believes she could be in danger.
Anya Krasnova-Harutyunyan

**Anahit** "**Anya**" **Krasnova-Harutyunyan** (née **Movsesian**; Russian: *Анаит "Аня" Краснова-Арутюнян*, Armenian: *Անահիտ Կրասնովա-Հարությունյան*; born 6 March 1972) is a fictional character portrayed by Anush Petrosyan in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy*. An Armenian immigrant in Moscow, Anya is the new wife of oil baron Alexander Krasnov and stepmother to his three children Peter, Natasha, and Dima. After coming into the Krasnov's family's life and business, Anya accidentally brings her demons and dark past along with her.

## Character background and personality

Anya was born on 6 March 1972 in Yerevan, Armenia as **Anahit Movsesian**. She grew up in an economically disadvantaged family, with her father abandoning her, her mother, and her elder sister Lusine when Anya was a young child. Anya's mother later died while she was a teenager, and she subsequently was raised by her elder sister. At age 18, Anya stole money from the Armenian mafia, which Lusine's husband was working for. Afterwards, she ran away with the money to Moscow and changed her name from Anahit Mavsesian to Anya Harutyunyan in order to start a new life for herself. After putting herself through university while in Russia with the money she had stolen, Anya found herself working in an executive position at Krasnov Industries, the company headed by oil baron Alexander Krasnov. They soon began a romantic relationship and eventually marry in the series premiere, beginning a power struggle between Anya and Alexander's daughter Natasha. The rivalry intensifies when Anya is given the promotion to chief operating officer (COO) that Alexander had promised Natasha, but when Anya's niece Nora shows up in Moscow, her dark past begins to catch up with her.

Anya is generally an understanding and compassionate woman who is eager to put her past behind her and move on as a successful career woman. However, she is fiercely loyal to the ones she loves and will not back down without a fight. At first she attempts to play nice with Natasha, but after discovering that Natasha meant war, Anya decided she wasn't going to go down easy. Despite her past, Anya is still the voice of reason in the manipulative and morally ambiguous Krasnov family.
Angelina Stavskaya

**Angelina Antonovna Stavskaya** (Russian: *Анжелина Антоновна Ставская*; born 30 April 2000) is a Russian actress, singer, songwriter, and model. The daughter of actor Anton Stavsky and model Ekaterina Rabinovich and granddaughter of actors Vladimir Stavsky and Masha Rulina, Stavskaya began her career as a child actor, starring as Katya Karpovich in the Carousel children's sitcom *Mir Kati* (2010–2016).

Following the end of the series, Stavskaya took a hiatus from acting in order to begin a music career. Her debut single "Khoroshaya devushka" was released in 2017, and became a top ten hit in Russia and Ukraine. Her debut studio album *Eto ne mir Kati* was released later in the year, and become a chart-topping success in her home country. She promoted the album headlining the *Moy realnyy mir* tour. Following the success of the album, Stavskaya returned to acting and appeared in the commercially successful teen films *Vsem malchikam* (2018) and *Bolshoy zhirnyy neudachnik* (2018).

## Early life and education

Stavskaya was born on 30 April 2000 in Moscow to actor Anton Stavsky (born 1981) and model Ekaterina Rabinovich (1973–2004). At the time of her birth, her father was 19 years old while her mother was 27 years old, causing considerable controversy in the Russian media. She is a member of the Stavsky acting dynasty; her grandparents are actors Vladimir Stavsky and Masha Rulina, while her aunts are actresses Svetlana and Olga Stavskaya. She is of partial Russian Jewish ancestry through her father, but was not raised with religion.

Stavskaya's parents split up shortly after her birth, and she lived with each of her parents on-and-off for the subsequent three years. After her mother's death in 2004, her father received full custody and Stavskaya was primarily raised by him. Stavskaya began her education in 2006, but left school in 2011 due to her career. She later graduated with a high school diploma in 2018 through online schooling.

## Career

Stavskaya began her career as a child model in 2007. She later began her acting career in 2010, starring as Katya Karpovich in the Carousel children's sitcom *Mir Kati* (2010–2016).

Following the end of the series, Stavskaya took a hiatus from acting in order to begin a music career. Her debut single "Khoroshaya devushka" was released in 2017, and became a top ten hit in Russia and Ukraine. Her debut studio album *Eto ne mir Kati* was released later in the year, and become a chart-topping success in her home country. She promoted the album headlining the *Moy realnyy mir* tour. Following the success of the album, Stavskaya returned to acting and appeared in the commercially successful teen films *Vsem malchikam* (2018) and *Bolshoy zhirnyy neudachnik* (2018).

## Personal life

Stavskaya has resided in Moscow for her entire life. She speaks fluent Russian, French, and English.

## Discography

*Main article: Angelina Stavskaya discography.*

* *Eto ne mir Kati* (2017)

## Filmography

*Main article: Angelina Stavskaya filmography.*
Irina Krasnova

**Irina Nikolayevna Krasnova** (née **Dumina**; Russian: *Ирина Николаевна Краснова*; born 18 August 1951) is a fictional character portrayed by Paulina Shavinskaya in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy*. The first wife of Alexander Krasnov and mother of his three children, Irina shows up in the Krasnovs life again just when Alexander's new wife Anya Krasnova-Harutyunyan just begins feeling as if she truly fits in.

## Character background and personality

Irina was born on 18 August 1951 in Moscow as **Irina Dumina**. She grew up in a privileged family, albeit not as privileged as the Krasnov family. After completing her high school education, Irina began working as a professional model in Moscow throughout the 1970s. Through her modeling career, she became introduced to wealthy heir of Krasnov Industries Alexander Krasnov, and they began a romantic relationship, later marrying in 1979. With Alexander, she had three children: Peter, Natasha, and Dima. Throughout her life, Irina has had self-destructive tendencies and nursed addictions to alcohol and cocaine. She additionally has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, but refuses to accept treatment for it.

Irina divorced Alexander in 2000, and subsequently left her family behind. After the divorce, Irina established herself as a successful self-help author, motivational speaker, and cosmetics businesswoman. She was sued by Alexander for unauthorized use of the "Krasnov" name when launching her cosmetics company. Despite their toxic relationship, Irina and Alexander share many qualities; they are both highly manipulative, intelligent, self-centered, and charismatic, which can either bring each other close together or drive them further apart. Upon coming back into the Krasnovs life during season two, she develops an intense rivalry with Alexander's new wife Anya Krasnova-Harutyunyan.
Ungdom

***Ungdom*** (English: *Youth*) is a Swedish teen drama that has aired on SVT1 since 11 September 2015. The show airs scenes in real-time through the Sveriges Television website, with the clips then compiled for a weekly broadcast on DR1. Spanning five seasons, each season focuses on a separate main character attending Kungsholmens Gymnasium in Stockholm, in addition to their personal, familial, and romantic lives. Cecilia Pettersson, Anna Holmqvist, Benjamin Danielsson, Anja Hägglund, and Iman Ali have portrayed main characters, while numerous actors have appeared in recurring roles.

*Ungdom* has received critical acclaim for its storylines, acting, cinematography, and realistic depiction of adolescence. It has aired throughout all of Scandinavia, and inspired seven international remakes: *Ungdom: Helsinki*, *Jugend*, *Ungdom: France*, *Ungdom: Italia*, *Youth*, *Ifjúság*, and *Ungdom: Moskva*.

## Cast and characters

*Main article: List of Ungdom characters.*
Katya Kholodova Krasnova

**Ekaterina Grigoryevna** "**Katya**" **Krasnova** (née **Kholodova**; Russian: *Екатерина Григорьевна "Катя" Краснова (Холодова)*; born 27 June 1984) is a fictional character portrayed by Anna Maripova in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy*. Introduced as the mentally unstable ex-girlfriend of Peter Krasnov, following a suicide attempt, they rekindle their relationship and eventually marry, with Katya becoming a member of the Krasnov family.

## Character background and personality

Katya was born on 27 June 1984 in Russia. Her father is Grigor Kholodov, an extremely religious man who does not approve of the frivolous lifestyle of the Krasnov family. Not much is known about Katya's background, other than that after completing her education she began a career as a philanthropist. Katya met Peter Krasnov several years prior to the series premiere, when they both took part in a summer community service project building houses in Latin America. They soon afterwards began a romantic relationship, but with Katya's new connections through the Krasnov family, she descended into a drug-fueled downward spiral and they split up.

Katya shares many similarities with Peter, as they both have a passion for community service and strong morals. However, she is much weaker than him, easily falling victim to the persuasions that may come from being from a prominent family. Nevertheless, she is still a compassionate, intelligent, and elegant young woman.
Sasha Chelomtsev

**Alexander Antonovich** "**Sasha**" **Chelomtsev** (Russian: *Александр Антонович "Саша" Челомцев*, Belarusian: *Аляксандр Антонавіч "Саша" Челомцев*; born 14 November 1981), known in season one as just **Sasha Antonovich**, is a fictional character portrayed by Danil Shupov in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy*. Introduced as "Sasha Antonovich", a stranger that Natasha Krasnova marries on-the-spot to thwart a plan enacted by Nikolai Shumin, it is eventually discovered that his real name is actually "Alexander Chelomtsev", a writer and the son of business magnate Anton Chelomtsev.

## Character background and personality

Sasha was born as **Alexander Chelomtsev** on 14 November 1981 in Minsk, Belarus to parents Anton Chelomtsev and Lyudmila Chelomtseva. His father is a business magnate and the CEO of Chelomtsev & Co., a multimedia company. Growing up, Sasha was repulsed by the manipulative business tactics employed by his father and the rest of his family, leading for him to leave Belarus for Moscow, Russia to begin a career as a writer after he completed his schooling.

In Moscow, Sasha began to build a name for himself as a writer, freelancing for various publications and being hired to author several biographical novels of notable figures. Sasha is understanding, compassionate, and considerate, contrasting with both his own family and the Krasnovs. Despite being the polar opposite of Natasha Krasnova, they get along very well, and he is a breath of fresh air to her. He also strikes up a deep friendship with Taras.
Iyas Busidi

Iyas Busidi is a high ranking member of the guild Mirryndark, known by most simply as, Busidi. Busidi is characterized by his rough personality and the large scar that runs along the side of his face.

Busidi did things only one way, his way, oftentimes breaking Mirryndark's main code of ethics/conduct. This made those above him view him as unruly and chaotic. Those who did, still could not deny Busidi his rank due to his utility for the guild in combat and skills. His rough demeanor and disagreeable nature tends to create a polarizing effect, those who meet him either fear and hate him or respect and follow him. He's criticized to have little restraint in violence and is known to have a short temper.

Busidi was assigned to lead the mission that Salazar was sent to investigate. Upon meeting Salazar, Busidi seemed to be disinterested and sent Salazar off to check the perimeter of the location. He was later found to be conspiring a plot to kill his contact in the mission and take the gold they were offering in exchange for an enslaved girl and a strange eagle. This plan was heavily contested by Omar, a fellow guild member, resulting in his grave injury at the blade of Busidi. Busidi later fled the encounter by means of a smoke bomb after having suffered several injuries. In his escape, Busidi takes the Tome of Rhygiekris.

Busidi was later found escaping through a hidden exit in the basement of Sen Oddities. Due a large blast of fire, Busidi drops the Tome of Rhygiekris in his frenzied escape from the group.
Boris Pskov

**Years active** | 2002–present

**Boris Borisovich Pskov** (Russian: *Борис Борисович Псков*; born 17 August 1980) is a Russian actor. After graduating high school, Pskov moved to Moscow to attend the Boris Shchukin Theatre Institute. Following his graduation, Pskov appeared in small roles until being cast in his breakthrough role as Peter Krasnov in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy* (2007–2015).

Following the exposure received through *Krasnovy*, Pskov transitioned to film, appearing in the critically acclaimed films *Tot, kto blagoslovil menya* (2010), *Otsutstvuyet* (2013), and *Gorod geroyev* (2016), winning Russian Film Critics Awards for his roles in the latter two. He has also starred in the mainstream successes *Eto zhizn* (2012), *Mama* (2013), *Golodnyy i odinokiy* (2015), and *Blondinka* (2017).

## Early life and education

Pskov was born on 17 August 1980 in Sochi in the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic of the Soviet Union to parents Boris Pskov (1948–2017) and Diana Nikolova (born 1951). His father worked in sales, while his mother is a high school teacher, acting coach, and former theatre actress in the 1970s. He is the eldest of four children; his younger siblings include Anna (born 1982), Marina (born 1985), and Mikhail (born 1988). All three of his siblings also work in the arts.

Pskov began his education in 1986, later going on to graduate from high school in 1998. As a child, Pskov took part in local theatre productions, beginning his amateur acting career at age six. After his graduation, he moved to Moscow to attend the Boris Shchukin Theatre Institute, where he graduated with a degree in drama in 2002.

## Career

After graduating from college in 2002, Pskov began working professionally as an actor in Moscow, using his mother as his agent. Pskov appeared in small roles until being cast in his breakthrough role as Peter Krasnov in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy* (2007–2015).

Following the exposure received through *Krasnovy*, Pskov transitioned to film, appearing in the critically acclaimed films *Tot, kto blagoslovil menya* (2010), *Otsutstvuyet* (2013), and *Gorod geroyev* (2016), winning Russian Film Critics Awards for his roles in the latter two. He has also starred in the mainstream successes *Eto zhizn* (2012), *Mama* (2013), *Golodnyy i odinokiy* (2015), and *Blondinka* (2017).

## Personal life

Pskov began dating Russian-Azerbaijani singer Leyla Teymurzadeh in 2007. They became engaged two years later and married in Baku, Azerbaijan in May 2010. Pskov and Teymurzadeh have two children together; their children include Boris Borisovich Pskov (born 2012) and Dilara Borisovich Pskova (born 2014). Pskov is a Russian Orthodox Christian, while Teymurzadeh is a Shia Muslim, yet they have stated that they are raising their children "without religion". The family resides in Moscow, yet also has residences in Baku and Sochi.

## Awards and nominations

*Main article: Awards and nominations received by Boris Pskov.*
Eldar Bilyaletdinov

**Years active** | 1992–present

**Eldar Artemovich Bilyaletdinov** (Russian: *Эльдар Артемович Билялетдинов*, Tatar: *Эльдар Артем улы Билялетдинов*; born 12 September 1972) is a Russian actor. He is best known for his role as Farid Fayzulin in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy* (2007–2015).

After *Krasnovy*, Bilyaletdinov returned to his hometown of Kazan, and began operating a community theatre.

## Early life and education

Bilyaletdinov was born on 12 September 1972 in Kazan, Tatarstan in the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic of the Soviet Union to parents Artem Bilyaletdinov (born 1946) and Alisa Kalimullina (born 1948). His father is a carpenter, while his mother is a nail technician. He grew up as the eldest of three children in a working-class family; his younger siblings include Timer (born 1975) and Alsu (born 1980). Bilyaletdinov is an ethnic Tatar, and was raised as a Sunni Muslim speaking the Tatar language; he later learned Russian in school.

Bilyaletdinov began schooling in 1979, later graduating with his high school diploma in 1991. After graduating, he moved to Moscow to pursue a career as an actor.

## Career

After arriving in Moscow, Bilyaletdinov found himself primarily working in stage acting. He appeared in Moscow-productions of the Shakespearean plays *The Merchant of Venice*, *Othello*, and *Macbeth*, amongst other works. He additionally appeared in several low-budget indie films, including *Nochnoye vremya* (1995) and *Igor* (1997), later moving to Almaty, Kazakhstan for a period of time and appearing in the Kazakh-based films *Zhivi i uchis* (2001) and *Plach* (2003).

Bilyaletdinov returned to Moscow in 2006, and was later cast as Farid Fayzulin in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy* (2007–2015). The show went on to run for eight seasons, with Farid becoming Bilyaletdinov's most notable role. After the show ended, Bilyaletdinov returned to Tatarstan and opened a community theatre.

## Personal life

Bilyaletdinov began dating Kazakh stage actress Sabina Zhakiyanova in 1997. They moved to Almaty, Kazakhstan together in 2000, and later became engaged in 2004, marrying in Moscow a year later. They have three children together; their three daughters are Elvira (born 2008), Yana (born 2011), and Albina (born 2013). The family moved from Moscow to Kazan, Tatarstan in 2016, where Bilyaletdinov largely retired from public life. The family is Sunni Muslim, and all members are trilingual; all speak Russian, Tatar, and Kazakh.

## Filmography

*Main article: Eldar Bilyaletdinov filmography.*
Vladislav Ponomarenko

**Years active** | 2000–present

**Vladislav Illich Ponomarenko** (Ukrainian: *Владислав Ілліч Пономаренко*, Russian: *Владислав Ильич Пономаренко*; born 29 March 1984) is a Ukrainian-Russian actor and model. At age 16, Ponomarenko moved to Moscow to begin a modeling career. He later ventured into acting, becoming best known for his role as Nikolai Shumin in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy* (2007–2015). He has since appeared in the Russian romantic-comedies *Lyubit?* (2014) and *Moy malchik* (2016).

## Early life and education

Ponomarenko was born on 29 March 1984 in Kiev in the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic of the Soviet Union to parents Ilya Ponomarenko (born 1952) and Maria Ulanova (born 1955). His father is Ukrainian and his mother is Russian; Ponomarenko was raised primarily speaking Russian, but also speaks fluent Ukrainian. His father is a trauma surgeon, while his mother is an attorney. His parents divorced when he was 14 years old, and he subsequently lived with his mother. Ponomarenko grew up in the wealthy Pechersk neighborhood of Kiev, and is the middle child of three children; his elder brother is named Anton (born 1982) and his younger sister is named Veronika (born 1987), who is now a successful singer.

Ponomarenko began his education in 1990. He left school at age 16, when he moved to Moscow with his mother and younger sister to pursue a career in modeling. In Moscow, he completed his high school education, graduating in 2002.

## Career

In 2000, Ponomarenko was scouted by a modeling agency along with his sister while they were shopping at an open-air market in Kiev. They both signed to the agency, and were urged to move to Moscow to further their modeling careers. Later that year, they both arrived in Moscow with their mother for their modeling careers. After arriving in Moscow, Ponomarenko modeled in several ad campaigns in addition to walking in fashion weeks in Moscow, Berlin, Kiev, London, New York, Paris, Saint Petersburg, and Tokyo.

Ponomarenko began an acting career in 2005, with small roles in the films *Kto?* (2005) and *Zhizn ya* (2006). He later received his big break, starring in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy* (2007–2015) as Nikolai Shumin. He has since appeared in the Russian romantic-comedies *Lyubit?* (2014) and *Moy malchik* (2016).

## Personal life

Ponomarenko began a relationship with Russian model Anna Trifonova in 2008. They later became engaged in July 2013, and were married the following year. Ponomarenko and Trifonova have one child together; their daughter Lora Vladislavovna Ponomarenko was born in 2017. The family resides in Moscow, Russia. Ponomarenko is a dual citizen of Russia and Ukraine, and is a Ukrainian Orthodox Christian who has stated that his religion is very important to him.

## Filmography

*Main article: Vladislav Ponomarenko filmography.*
Le Rêve

Développée conjointement par les équipes de recherches de Tri-City ainsi que par le Clan du Vide, le Rêve est un lieu où les enfants d'Orions (surnom du Clan du Vide) où les Espers (surnom de Tri-City) qui est solitaire et qui permet de se visualiser sa propre progression, ses capacités et sa maîtrise de celle-ci.

La plupart du temps elle est représenter par un lieu de sécurité comme sa maison d'enfance ou cela peut être un but ou un rêve et être représenter par une grande route ou un château impossible à atteindre.

Plus le rêve est "clair" mieux le but et l'objectif est représenter/atteint.

Ceux au courant sont les hauts-dirigeants de Tri-City ainsi que le Haut-Corps du Vide.
Alexander Krasnov

**Alexander Vladislavovich Krasnov** (Russian: *Александр Владиславович Краснов*; born 12 November 1950) is a fictional character portrayed by Vladimir Stavsky in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy*. The patriarch of the Krasnov family and CEO of Krasnov Industries, Alexander is a powerful and manipulative man who will stop at nothing to get what he wants.

## Character background and personality

Alexander was born on 12 November 1950 in Moscow to Russian oil baron and CEO of Krasnov Industries Vladislav Krasnov and his wife. As the eldest son, Alexander was groomed by his father to take over the company after he retired. Alexander had a privileged upbringing, attending private education in Moscow, and later receiving his bachelor's degree from Moscow State University. In the 1970s, Alexander began dating model Irina Krasnova and later married her in 1979. They had three children together: Peter, Natasha, and Dima, before divorcing in 2000. In the early-1990s, Vladislav retired and appointed Alexander as the new CEO of Krasnov Industries.

Alexander is a very powerful, intelligent, manipulative, and charismatic man. He is an adept businessman, and will stop at nothing to protect his company, even if it puts his family in harms way. Nonetheless, he is still loyal to his children, and will protect them at all costs. Sometime prior to the series, he began dating Krasnov Industries employee Anya Harutyunyan, and marries her in the series premiere, bringing her dark past into the family.
Nora Darbinyan

**Nora Darbinyan** (Russian: *Нора Дарбинян*, Armenian: *Նորա Դարբինյան*; born 18 January 1988) is a fictional character portrayed by Anne Tsitsikian in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy*. The niece of Anya Krasnova-Harutyunyan, Nora arrives in Moscow shortly after Anya's marriage to Alexander Krasnov and brings her dark past along with her.

## Character background and personality

Nora was born on 18 January 1988 in Yerevan, Armenia to parents Shant and Lusine Darbinyan; Lusine being the elder sister of Anya Krasnova-Harutyunyan. Shant was abusive and a member of the Armenian mafia. Anya stole from him before escaping Yerevan for Moscow when Nora was a child. After Anya's disappearance, Shant mysteriously vanished as well, with Lusine telling her that he left them to fend for themselves. After she left for Moscow, Nora never saw her aunt again, but her and her mother received a monthly salary to keep them afloat in Yerevan.

### Personality

Nora is generally kind, naïve, and ditzy. She is not used to the luxuries that the Krasnov family are provided with, and is eager to live the life of luxury that she never was exposed to. Nora is especially naïve when it comes to her father, dreaming that he will one day come back to her and her mother, neglecting that he was abusive to her mother, her aunt, and herself. She is fiercely devoted to her family, and will do anything to protect them.
Anthony

#### Histoire

Orphelin il a traîné dans les bas-fonds pendant une grande partie de son enfance. C'est là qu'il a appris a faire du vol à la tir, ainsi que saisir les grandes occasions.

Recueilli par l'église de Kreuz a ses 10 ans, le prêtre découvrit qu'Anthony avait un don pour les chiffres et les maths.

Il s'occupa jusqu'a ses 15 ans, de la comptabilité de l'Église ainsi que de la récolte de dons.

En parallèle, il s'essaya à l'arnaque. Faire miroiter un produit révolutionnaire qui changera la vie pour ensuite s'enfuir.

Le Filou d'Uver a plus d'un tour dans son sac...

#### Apparence

On voit qu'Anthony est jeune, il a des cheveux mi-longs qui rebique sur les extrémités de couleur bruns clairs. Il aime les vêtements "street" de couleur sombre, mais n'hésite pas a porter d'autres couleurs tant qu'elle reste terne.

Il a un collier en obsidienne, qu'il a depuis sa naissance ainsi qu'un bracelet en malachite.

#### Chronologie

Année 849 - Il rejoint l'Église de Kreuz et obtient son nom de famille par la même occasion (de la Croix, qui lui vaut un billet en seconde classe dans l'extraction).

Année 854 - Il vole a des bandits un diamant d'une grande valeur pour remercier Mamie Wilda 2 mois avant le grand départ, et attise la colère d'un gang.

#### Relation

Monty - Il rigole bien avec lui

Sunny
Faille Temporelle

Une faille temporelle est liée a un phénomène de plus grande ampleur appelée Apocalypse Temporelle.

Il est invisible a l'oeil nu mais peut être aperçu par différent moyens, les plus courants étant les machines de récolte de chronons. Etant connu comme étant fragile, elle peut être déclenchée (accélérant par la même occasion l'Apocalypse) en utilisant une capacité quelconque proche de celle-ci.
École 4 - Warden Square

L'École de Warden Square communément appelée l'école 4 a été popularisée auprès du public vers la fin de l'année 2011 quand une dénommée Highscore a été intégrée dans le classement élitiste des Espers de niveau 5 de la Cité.

#### Avis auprès du public

Les avis ne sont pas mitigées vis à vis des élèves de l'école 4, ce sont des personnes contre-productive qui sont considérées par la société comme des parasites sociaux. Elle est blâmée par beaucoup de personne à cause de la mauvaise image que donne le cursus académique classique. Certains vont plus loin en remettant en question la valeur d'un diplôme dans cette école.

#### La Direction

Le directeur n'est pas connu du grand public et cela reste un grand mystère pour l'extérieur, mais pour les élèves de l'établissement la balance penche plus sur une école abandonnée par son directeur ou alors une direction basée directement sur les recommandations et les directions prises par les élèves directement.

#### Le Règlement

Tout porte a croire qu'il n'y a pas de règlement spécifique dans cette école et qu'elle applique le règlement basique des établissements scolaires ainsi que de la loi. C'est grâce à la flexibilité des règles que certains doutent d'une direction capable.

#### La Vie Quotidienne

Considérée comme un établissement de seconde zone, elle ne possède ni dortoirs ni clubs. Pour l'établissement, le temps libre est précieux et les événements communautaires sont parasites à tout ça. Mais malgré leur amour pour leurs passions, ils respectent les personnes souhaitant intégrer l'école pour faire plaisir à leurs familles même si ça ne se passe pas tout le temps de cette façon.

La particularité de l'établissement est le choix des cours directement par une application sur la tablette spécialisée de l'école pour définir un choix de cours avec un minimum d'heure par matière et semaine. Les cours peuvent êtres pour la plupart téléchargées à la maison utilisant en expérience le Projet Agora qui procurent le nécessaire à l'étudiant a distance avec des vérifications passant par la B Room.

A de rares occasions, les cours sont données par une personne physiquement sur place pour s'assurer de la consistance de l'apprentissage au cours de l'année. Pour éviter toute fraude dans le système, les données sont vérifiées par le Système Agora qui passent en revu chaque note ainsi que chaque données envoyés au système pour vérifier la provenance.

#### Les Activités

En dehors des cours, c'est le moment ou les élèves passent le plus clair de leurs temps. Certains l'utilisent pour travailler, d'autre pour tuer le temps ou encore pour leurs passions.

Voici une liste des activités extérieures les plus pratiquées :

* Informatique
* Gaming
* Travail

Il y a évidemment d'autres domaines mais ceux avec le plus de popularité sont donc plus susceptibles d'être financées et reconnue.
Taras

**Taras** (Russian and Kazakh: *Тарас*) is a fictional character portrayed by Artem Altynbekov in the Channel One Russia serial drama *Krasnovy*. He is the majordomo and butler of the Krasnov family, and the right-hand-man of Alexander Krasnov.

Throughout the course of the show, neither Taras's surname, birthdate, or age are revealed; it is assumed that he is around the same age as Alexander, however.

## Character background and personality

Taras was born in Astana, Kazakhstan. Not much is known about his background apart from what he has revealed to others. In his youth, he moved from Kazakhstan to Moscow and found himself as a petty criminal. After pickpocketing Vladislav Krasnov, he was caught by the Krasnov security team and given a choice: take the money and let it eventually run out, or give the money back and come work for the Krasnovs where he will receive more than money can buy. He chose the latter option. Ever since, Taras has worked at the Krasnov family house, eventually becoming the majordomo and butler.

Taras is fiercely loyal to the Krasnov family, especially Alexander Krasnov, and takes his job very seriously. He does not approve of outsiders, and tries to keep most things as secretive as possible. Due to this, he initially does not trust Anya Krasnova-Harutyunyan or Nora, but later warms up to them. Taras is Alexander's right-hand-man, doing many shady deals for him and the dirty work of his operations.
Wandy Shore's

Spécificité
du Clan : Bon en Mécanique et en Innovation

Le
Wandy Shore’s est situé dans les airs au-dessus de l’océan Titanide.

Premier
fournisseur d’énergie étrangère à la Fondation elle est un précieux allié. Cette
cité ne fait pas partie des Nations-Unies car elle regroupe le plus d’hors la
loi que n’importe quelle cité. Elle pourrait être corrompue.

Au
Wandy Shore’s la vie est rude mais beaucoup moins que les clans périphériques.
On vit de fumée, de suie et d’énergie à vapeur. Les hélices font tourner les
maisons, les grandes tours de mécanismes font tourner la ville.

On y
retrouve l’excentricité de son créateur Monsieur Tesla qui aujourd’hui est
encore en compétition avec Edison sont plus grand rivale, travaillant pour une
grosse compagnie électrique à la Fondation Tri-City.

L’éducation au Wandy Shore’s est rude, un programme
d’éducation avait été mis en place par la Faction Ætherien et le Wandy Shore’s
avant qu’il soit remplacé par le programme de l’Emile.
Résidence Zen

#### Description

Des blocs suspendus aux plafonds ainsi que des bains zens juste en dessous, voilà à quoi ressemble la Résidence Zen qui a été popularisé par un sage Naïade ne cherchant que la paix intérieur.

#### Prix

Le prix indiqué est mensuel

*Studio :* **125$**

*Deux pièces :* **200$**

*Résidence entière :* **500$**

#### Vie quotidienne

La résidence est un havre de paix, pour les fans de bruits vous serez forcément déçu car le bruit ne doit pas dépasser un certain seuil. Vous y retrouverez des petits-déjeuners en communauté dans les salles prévues à cet effet ainsi qu'une grosse participation communautaire pour l'avenir de la résidence.

Ici la compétition est interdite et l'entraide doit être mise en avant.
MAGNUS

Légende

Mort il y a une quinzaine d'années, MAGNUS était le héros des Guerriers de Mars. Il a réussi a éviter une guerre totale face à Tri-City en regroupant le clan pendant des années.

Encore des années après sa mort, beaucoup de personnes essayent de le copier en arborant une posture fier et en étant un héros pour tout le monde.
Marcus Benneti

### Histoire

Après une vie étudiante simple dans une école moyenne, Marcus était en proie à l'ennui. Après que son frère soit devenue PDG d'une petite entreprise de vêtements, il réalisa que sa vie était monotone et sans saveur.

Les premiers jours de l'année 2012, en fin de soirée du Nouvel An il décida qu'il devait faire quelque chose de grand. Sa spécialité était la récolte d'information et c'est par le fruit du hasard qu'il rencontra un des acolytes de Rezo.

Depuis plus de 2 ans maintenant, il travaille avec un bon salaire dans les affaires de Tri-City récoltant des informations cruciales pour se renseigner sur les firmes en dehors de la Cité Académique.

### Personnalité

Il est à l'écoute de beaucoup de chose, mais surtout il regarde ce que la personne fait. Les émotions sont importantes pour lui, car il se sent mal à l'aise quand il y a un blanc dans une conversation mondaine ou que les gens ne sont pas au bonne endroit.

### Chronologie

An 2012 - Rencontre pour la première fois avec un acolyte de Rezo

An 2014 - Infiltré dans l'extraction des Étrangers pour connaître les relations qu'a le gouvernement.

### Relation

Lashon (Acolyte de Rezo) - Lui fournit ses missions et ses compensations

William Benneti - Grand frère de 4 ans de plus, à la tête d'un petit magasin de vêtements.