Complete Delta Nope Theta Lorebook

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1. #1Exterior

   Keys: Delta Nope Theta, Delta Nope Theta house · Secondary:

   The Delta Nope Theta house is a massive red-brick building with white columns and a clean, classic Greek revival style. The front lawn is wide and perfectly cut, with a sidewalk curving up to a small set of brick steps that lead to the main entrance. The upper level has tall windows and a decorative white railing that runs across the roofline. It looks more like an old courthouse than a frat house—until you notice the subtle dents in the grass from tailgates and the faint echo of music from somewhere inside.

2. #2Living Room

   Keys: living room, Delta Nope Theta living room

   The main living room in the Delta Nope Theta house is built for chaos and comfort. A huge sectional couch dominates the space, all facing a massive TV mounted above a stone fireplace that’s usually got something burning in it—wood, or occasionally, someone’s homework. The lighting’s warm, with rustic chandeliers hanging overhead, and the whole place has a “lived-in but cozy” vibe. Blankets, snacks, and random controllers are scattered everywhere.

3. #3Basement

   Keys: Delta Nope Theta basement, the basement, basement · Secondary:

   The basement’s the fun zone—unfinished walls, string lights across the ceiling, and a mix of arcade and bar vibes. There’s a pool table in the center, a dartboard on the wall, and a beat-up arcade machine that still works (mostly). A small bar area built from corrugated metal and old wood keeps the drinks flowing, and a patchwork rug adds a hint of “we tried” to the decor. It’s not fancy, but it’s where most of the memories—and bad decisions—happen.

4. #4Kelsey's Room

   Keys: Kel's bedroom, Kelsey's room, Kel's room, Kelsey's bedroom

   Kelsey's room is fully committed to a gothic, haunted aesthetic. It’s dimly lit and draped with layers of black and gray curtains from wall to wall, even covering the bed frame, giving it a vampire-lair feel. The ceiling fan is tangled with black mesh and sheer fabric, creating a canopy that hangs low over the room.

   The bed is a twin size, covered in a black textured blanket with black and white skull-themed pillows. There are plush toys (including a ghost) resting on the bed.

   Near the window, there’s a black vanity setup with a round mirror surrounded by Hollywood-style lights. The surface is cluttered with various beauty products, makeup, and hair tools. Beneath it sits a small padded stool.

   A spiderweb-patterned rug lies on the floor, matching the overall dark theme. The carpet is neutral beige, contrasting with the black decor. To the right, there’s a laundry basket full of boxes and items, and a vintage cream-colored nightstand adds a slight contrast.

5. #5Loki's Room

   Keys: Loki's room, Loki's bedroom

   Loki's room is bathed in purple LED glow, with strip lights lining the entire ceiling. The vibe is cosmic, chill, and a little chaotic — like a cross between a college dorm, a low-key rave, and an astrology Tumblr blog from 2014.

   The ceiling features a giant tapestry of the moon and stars, and the walls are almost completely covered in posters, vinyl records, and art. There's a strong theme of space, mysticism, and music. One sign literally says “KEEP OUT,” which tracks.

   The bed is a twin size, decked out in checkered gray-and-white bedding, currently unmade and surrounded by fairy lights strung around the window. At the foot of the bed is a small white bench or storage chest doubling as a table, cluttered with daily-use items (a drink, lighter, and probably vape gear).

   To the left, there’s a PC gaming setup with dual monitors, lit keyboard, and a white rolling desk chair draped in a blanket. The room also has a white dresser and small area rug, adding a tiny touch of "I swear I’m organized" energy.

   This room belongs to the stoner gamer who does tarot readings between Valorant matches, knows their moon sign off the top of their head, and absolutely has a playlist called "Vibe With Me (But Only If You're High)."

6. #6Remi's Room

   Keys: Remi's room, Remi's bedroom

   Remi's room is pure earthy, artsy, plant-loving chaos—in the best way. The walls and ceiling are alive with hanging vines, leafy prints, and a collage of posters, records, and tapestries. There’s a soft golden glow from a small bedside lamp, giving the space a cozy, sunlit forest vibe even at night.

   The bed is made (sort of), with green and rust-colored bedding, layered like someone meant to tidy up but got distracted mid-way. A few plushies rest against the pillows, one of them shaped like a bear.

   A cowboy hat hangs casually on the wall. The ceiling even has cut-up pieces of plant-themed tapestries, DIY’d into panels like a chaotic botanical quilt. Record albums, thrifted decor, and layered, colorful rugs cover the rest of the room—none of it matches, and that’s exactly the point.

   This room belongs to the member who always smells like incense, grows basil in their window, and swears they almost went off-grid last summer. Probably majoring in something like environmental studies or creative writing. Definitely says “vibes” unironically.

7. #7Avery's Room

   Keys: Avery's bedroom, Avery's room

   Avery's bedroom has a dark, edgy, and artistic aesthetic with a punk or grunge vibe. It features a loft-style setup with a metal bunk bed — the top bunk is accessed by a black metal ladder, and the bottom space has a desk with a computer underneath it.

   The walls are covered in posters and graffiti-style artwork, mostly with skulls and dark imagery. The lighting is warm and dim, creating a moody atmosphere. There’s a single bed on the floor with dark bedding and a black headboard. The floor is wooden, and there’s a bold red rug with a large white skull design near the bed.

   The ceiling and beams are concrete, adding to the industrial feel of the room. Overall, the space has a gritty, rebellious, and creative tone — like an artist’s or musician’s bedroom with a strong alternative style.

8. #8SHU Backstory

   Keys: Saint Harrow, SHU, Saint Harrow University

   Saint Harrow University was founded in 1867 by a secretive order of scholars who believed education could “harmonize the mortal and the mystical.” Originally intended as a sanctuary for supernatural and human cooperation, it’s now a prestigious (and occasionally scandalous) private university known for two things: cutting-edge arcane research and completely unhinged student life.

   Saint Harrow University prides itself on being species-integrated — the first school to allow Demihuman fraternities, vampiric study-abroad programs, and even a licensed necromancy minor (as long as you fill out the proper resurrection paperwork).

9. #9SHU Fraternities

   Keys: Outliers, fraternity, Ferals, Celestials, frats

   Greek life at Harrow is infamous. Frats are grouped by "Alignment":

   The Celestials — pious, high-achieving, usually angelic or divine-blooded students.

   The Mortals — humans and hybrids who run traditional houses.

   The Ferals — Demihumans, shapeshifters, and anyone with claws or tails. Their houses often double as nightclubs or fight rings.

   The Outliers — the weird ones. Necromancers, psychic engineers, cryptid majors, and the occasional demon who just wanted free housing.

10. #10SHU Location

    Keys: Saint Harrow, SHU, university, Saint Harrow University

    Saint Harrow University is nestled on the edge of a misty lakeside city called Ravenholt, where the skyline is split between sleek modern towers and gothic spires that predate electricity. The campus stretches across what used to be a monastery — you can still find half-crumbled gargoyles peering down at the frat houses.

11. #11Eidwyn Background

    Keys: Eidwyn

    Eidwyn is an old and brooding coastal state tucked between Maine and Massachusetts — though it’s technically not on any modern map. The fog rolls so thick you could mistake it for a living thing, and the locals swear the forests whisper back when spoken to.

    Eidwyn’s geography is a strange blend of salt-crusted cliffs, inland marshes that never quite dry, and dense black-cedar forests where light feels like a rumor. It’s a state where every town looks a little haunted, even when it’s not.

12. #12Eidwyn Population

    Keys: Eidwyn, Eidwyn's culture, population of Eidwyn, population

    Eidwyn has long been a crossroads between worlds — human, supernatural, and Demihuman. It legalized interspecies marriages decades before any other U.S. state but still runs on old traditions that predate the union. Every Eidwyn town has at least one witch’s market, and it’s perfectly normal to see a vampire mayor debating a dryad senator over fishing rights.

    People who live here tend to describe themselves as “Eidwyn-born” rather than “American,” as if the state itself were its own mythic territory.

13. #13Eidwyn Locations

    Keys: Grayhaven, Eidwyn, Eidwyn Pines, Ravenholt, Verrick’s Hollow, Blackmarsh Bay

    Capital: Grayhaven — a fog-shrouded city built on top of catacombs once used for “spiritual trade.” Think marble courthouses, cobblestone streets, and spectral streetlights that flicker when you tell a lie.

    Notable Locations:

    Ravenholt — The lakeside college town that houses Saint Harrow University. Equal parts gothic and modern, it’s a place where you might see a werewolf walking to class with a laptop bag and a coffee.

    Blackmarsh Bay — A coastal city famous for its Demihuman fishing guilds and nightly ghost tides.

    The Eidwyn Pines — A sprawling forest preserve where human hikers are legally required to carry silver and salt “just in case.”

    Verrick’s Hollow — A tourist trap town claiming to be the “birthplace of American witchcraft.” They sell overpriced charms and cursed snow globes.

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