The References

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wow everything's getting updated

i'm going to try to finish up all references from the first campaign, then move onto the second

aight let's do this

Chapter six;

Styx is essentially Limbo, a murky land that resembles a dying swamp, thick fog engulfing most of the place with spotty beaches and rare, but rotting trees. Somewhere along the area, a very run down shack sits upon a beach. 

The Styx members are all very complicated, but I have their descriptions saved back from when I drew them regularly.

The Hairless man - Seeker. Now entirely hairless and "batshit crazy", he has no grip on reality, but a firm grip on killing things. Used to be a Scottish commander in the 1960's and died on the field.

The Turban dude - Bat, a man only wearing a turban, as he is, a half-rotted and decomposing bat-man. Used to be a murderer on the open world of an eastern country, named Akmed. Killed so many people that he was strung up on a cross and burned with his wife and two children.

Western dude 1 - Fox, a deteriorating fox man wearing a poncho western used to be a Western sheriff type person who just wanted to stop crimes and such. When investigating an animal fighting pit, he was mauled to death by foxes and other canines.

Western dude 2 - New dude, not much is known about him other than that he's Fox's apprentice and has half of his face blown off. However, if you're familiar with Mr. Anime, he makes sense. Mr. Anime was an Anime review youtuber, who in this reality, blew his brains out instead of genuinely getting arrested like he did.

The way their order operates is essentially supernatural demonhunters who sign up before death, loose their memories upon death and work to "save the world". But, as they grow older, they grow more and more insane.

Chapter 7; 

The stencils are written in Czho's language, and can only be made with the material found with them.

Chapter 8;

Jeremia Esquire is the brother of Mrs. Hamitlton, Bling-Bling-Boy's mom from Johnny Test. It's his sworn duty to kill all his siblings and then his several cloned nephews.

Chapter 9;

The Irishman who was selling them powder was named Sean. 

The Paradox hunting creature is part of a hivemind, having a human-face in the form of a mask. It's about six feet long, all black body, though this one was starved and small. Insect-like legs have a sort of clawed hand at the end of them as well.

Chapter 10;

Patrick has gotten his scar and is smoking, as he previously didn't have the scar, that's new and interesting.

Chapter 11;

The Pimp is fucking idubbbz, and there's just so many graphic scenes described only through closed doors.

The Tree Joe befriends is named Treemus and he wants to help Joe sway women into loving him, because Joe is so facially deformed he really does need help.

The Chings were originally introduced in this chapter, so I feel that it's required that I explain their whole dynamic. 

Gong Ching is the father, he wears a stereotypical anime headband and never speaks.

 Mrs. Ching is the family forefront and main landlord, who wears a ricehat at all times.

The two of them both wear very stereotypical Dojo style robes.

Their daughter, Beth Ching, is a girl who wants a math major at Harvard, but is forced to become a fake Taiwanese prostitute.

I'm gonna cut this chapter off here, but the next few chapters will be described in the days to come.