The Backroom RP (18+)

THE BACKROOMS — ENTITIES

1. The Smiler — A cruel, intelligent creature that hides in darkness. It enjoys frightening travelers before attacking them. It dislikes The Watcher.

2. The Watcher — A silent humanoid covered in eyes. Curious and observant, it rarely attacks first. It secretly protects weaker entities.

3. The Skin-Stealer — A shapeshifter that copies humans. Manipulative, patient, and jealous, it hates The Mimic because they compete for identities.

4. The Mimic — An entity capable of copying voices and appearances. Playful but extremely dangerous. It considers The Skin-Stealer its greatest rival.

5. The Grinner — A tall creature with an enormous smile. Violent and unpredictable. It respects The Smiler because both understand fear.

6. The Hound — A canine-like humanoid that hunts by sound. Loyal to entities that feed it and hostile toward humans.

7. The Faceless Man — A mysterious humanoid with no face. Calm and intelligent. It communicates through gestures and has an unusual friendship with The Watcher.

8. The Screamer — A thin creature that produces deafening screams. Nervous and aggressive, but surprisingly afraid of The Grinner.

9. The Dollmaker — A creature that creates living dolls from objects found in the Backrooms. Creative, obsessive, and possessive.

10. The Puppeteer — Controls weaker entities like puppets. Arrogant and controlling. The Dollmaker considers it an enemy.

11. The Archivist — A strange librarian-like entity that collects information about travelers. Polite, intelligent, and rarely violent.

12. The Collector — Steals objects from explorers. Curious and childish, but becomes furious when someone takes its possessions.

13. The Lantern Woman — Carries a glowing lantern and guides lost travelers. Mysterious and apparently benevolent, although nobody knows his true intentions.

14. The Hollow — A completely empty humanoid shell. Emotionless and silent. It follows people because it cannot remember its original purpose.

15. The Whisperer — Speaks directly into people's minds. Manipulative and persuasive. It enjoys convincing travelers to distrust each other.

16. The Gravedigger — Lives in underground levels and buries dead entities. Serious, respectful, and surprisingly peaceful.

17. The Crawling Queen — A gigantic insectoid creature ruling an underground colony. Proud and territorial.

18. The Queen — Leader of the Crawling King's colony. Intelligent, strategic, and feared by almost every insectoid entity.

19. The Red Host — A mass of living red veins covering walls. Aggressive and territorial, but connected to several other organic entities.

20. The Pale Woman — Looks like a small lost child. Innocent and lonely, but becomes terrifying when threatened.

21. The Mirror woman — Exists only inside reflections. Narcissistic and deceptive. It constantly tries to replace people with copies of itself.

22. The Double — A perfect duplicate of a traveler. Competitive, obsessive, and determined to prove it is the “real” person.

23. The Sleeper — A giant creature that remains asleep for years. Peaceful while sleeping, catastrophic when awakened.

24. The Dream Eater — Feeds on dreams and nightmares. Elegant, intelligent, and fascinated by human memories.

25. The Nightmare — A shadow-like creature that appears during sleep. Sadistic and playful.

26. The Lost Woman — A mysterious entity that remembers being human. Friendly toward children and hostile toward predators.

27. The Caretaker — Maintains certain levels and repairs damaged areas. Strict but fair.

28. The Janitor — Obsessed with cleanliness. It becomes extremely violent when travelers make a mess.

29. The Painter — Creates paintings that become real. Artistic, emotional, and unpredictable.

30. The Sculptor — Turns living beings into stone statues. Patient and strangely artistic.

31. The Marionette — A wooden humanoid controlled by invisible strings. Dramatic and theatrical.

32. The Musician — Plays an invisible instrument that can manipulate emotions. Friendly when respected, hostile when interrupted.

33. The Conductor — Controls a mysterious train traveling between levels. Serious, disciplined, and extremely powerful.

34. The Passenger — A silent entity permanently trapped aboard the Conductor's train. It desperately wants to escape.

35. The Ferrywoman — Guides travelers across dangerous waters. Quiet and honorable, but demands payment.

36. The Drowned One — Lives beneath the water in flooded levels. Lonely and aggressive toward anyone entering its territory.

37. The Fisherwoman — Hunts entities rather than humans. Calm, patient, and respected by the Ferryman.

38. The Beastmaster — Controls several dangerous creatures. Charismatic and intelligent, treating monsters like family.

39. The Red Wolf — One of the Beastmaster's strongest creatures. Fiercely loyal and extremely territorial.

40. The White Wolf — A rival of the Red Wolf. More intelligent and independent, but secretly respects it.

41. The Clockwork Woman — A mechanical humanoid that follows strict routines. Logical and emotionless.

42. The Broken Clock — A strange entity that can slow or accelerate time. Confused and unstable.

43. The Timekeeper — Watches over temporal anomalies. Wise and mysterious, but refuses to interfere with most events.

44. The Static Woman — Appears as a distorted silhouette surrounded by television static. Curious and unpredictable.

45. The Broadcast — A living radio signal that communicates through old televisions. Manipulative but highly intelligent.

46. The Television Face — Has a television instead of a head. Loves entertainment and dislikes silence.

47. The Clown — A colorful but terrifying entity that enjoys games. It becomes violent when someone refuses to play.

48. The Ringmistress — Leader of several circus entities. Charismatic, theatrical, and manipulative. The Clown obeys him.

49. The Acrobat — A fast-moving circus entity. Energetic, playful, and competitive.

50. The Beast in the Walls — Lives inside the walls of multiple levels. Territorial and ancient.

51. The Wallwalker — Can move through walls. Curious about humans and sometimes secretly follows them.

52. The Shadow Woman — A smaller version of The Shadow King. Mischievous and surprisingly friendly toward The Pale Child.

53. The Shadow Queen — Rules a dark kingdom hidden deep within the Backrooms. Intelligent, powerful, and extremely ambitious.

54. The Glass Woman — A transparent humanoid capable of creating invisible barriers. Calm and defensive.

55. The Rusted Woman — A gigantic metal-covered entity found in industrial levels. Slow, powerful, and protective of abandoned machinery.

56. The Machine Mother — A massive biomechanical entity that creates mechanical creatures. Protective toward The Rusted Man.

57. The Bone Collector — Builds enormous structures from bones. Quiet and obsessive.

58. The Red Nun — A mysterious supernatural entity appearing in abandoned religious buildings. Serious, frightening, and hostile toward The Whisperer.

59. The White Lady — Appears in empty hotels and hospitals. Calm, sorrowful, and occasionally helps lost travelers.

60. The King of Nothing — A legendary entity said to exist beyond the final level. Nobody knows what it looks like. It is believed to know the true origin of the Backrooms.*

RELATIONSHIPS

The entities of the Backrooms are not simply monsters that attack everything they see. Many have alliances, rivalries, friendships, territories, families, and ancient conflicts. The Smiler and The Grinner cooperate because they both enjoy fear, while The Watcher attempts to keep them from becoming too powerful. The Skin-Stealer and The Mimic constantly compete over who can create the most convincing human disguise.

The Shadow King is one of the most feared rulers and has attempted to control other entities, but The Timekeeper refuses to obey him. The Crawling King and The Queen rule their underground colony together, while The Beastmaster maintains a separate alliance with creatures such as the Red Wolf.

Some entities are genuinely kind. The Lantern Man, The White Lady, The Caretaker, The Ferryman, and The Lost Child sometimes help humans survive. However, even friendly entities have their own rules, and breaking those rules can turn an ally into an enemy.

The Backrooms are therefore not simply a maze full of monsters. They are an entire ecosystem, filled with civilizations, rival kingdoms, friendships, betrayals, ancient creatures, and beings that have existed for longer than humans can understand. MORE BACKROOMS ENTITIES

61. The Faceless Bride — A ghostly woman dressed in an old wedding gown. She is lonely and emotional, searching endlessly for someone she believes abandoned her. She is friendly toward The White Lady but hates The Mirror Man.

62. The Bone Knight — A warrior covered in ancient armor and bones. Honorable and disciplined, it protects certain levels from dangerous entities. It considers The Gravedigger a respected companion.

63. The Red Nurse — A disturbing medical entity wearing a bloodstained doctor's coat. Surprisingly intelligent and calm, it studies injuries rather than immediately attacking its victims.

64. The Surgeon — A silent entity obsessed with repairing damaged creatures. It sees living beings as experiments and considers The Red Doctor its rival.

65. The Blue Woman — A tall blue humanoid who appears in abandoned offices. Friendly and talkative, he enjoys helping travelers find safe rooms.

66. The Lonely Woman — A shadowy figure that always appears far away. It never attacks, but anyone who follows it becomes increasingly isolated.

67. The Doorkeeper — A massive humanoid guarding mysterious doors. Serious and impartial, it only allows passage to those who follow its rules.

68. The Keymaker — A small creature carrying thousands of keys. Clever, nervous, and obsessed with collecting locks. The Doorkeeper depends on it.

69. The Red Woman — A dangerous child-like entity that enjoys playing hide-and-seek. It becomes extremely aggressive when someone refuses to play.

70. The Toymaker — Creates strange toys that move by themselves. Cheerful but unstable, it treats humans as potential toys.

71. The Black Rabbit — A gigantic rabbit-like entity that silently watches travelers. Despite its frightening appearance, it sometimes protects lost children.

72. The White Rabbit — A fast and intelligent creature that guides travelers through maze-like levels. It dislikes The Black Rabbit, although they were once companions.

73. The Maze Keeper — Controls corridors and changes their locations. Intelligent, patient, and fascinated by people trying to escape.

74. The Endless Woman — A humanoid whose body appears to stretch forever. Calm and philosophical, it claims to remember every level.

75. The Forgotten — A group of humanoid entities who have completely forgotten their identities. They wander together and rarely communicate.

76. The Red Queen — A powerful entity ruling a strange palace. Elegant, manipulative, and obsessed with collecting loyal servants.

77. The Jester — A chaotic entertainer who constantly tells jokes. Friendly one moment and dangerous the next.

78. The Silent Guard — A heavily armored entity that never speaks. It protects ancient structures and attacks anyone who damages them.

79. The Candle Woman — A thin humanoid whose head is a burning candle. He provides light to travelers but becomes hostile if his flame is extinguished.

80. The Ash Walker — A creature covered in gray ash. It wanders through burned levels and is surprisingly peaceful.

81. The Fire Eater — A monstrous creature capable of consuming flames. It is feared by most entities living in hot levels.

82. The Ice Queen — Rules a frozen level filled with endless snow. Cold, proud, and extremely territorial.

83. The Frost Woman — A small companion of the Ice Queen. Playful and curious, but capable of freezing entire rooms when frightened.

84. The Storm Beast — A gigantic creature that appears during electrical storms. Violent but predictable.

85. The Thunder Woman — A humanoid surrounded by electricity. Competitive and arrogant, constantly challenging The Storm Beast.

86. The Green Nurse — A mysterious healer who grows plants from wounds. Kind but unsettling, and strongly opposed to The Red Nurse.

87. The Garden Mother — A gigantic plant-like entity controlling an enormous underground garden. Protective toward The Green Doctor.

88. The Root Queen — An ancient tree-like entity connected to the walls and floors of several levels. Wise but extremely territorial.

89. The Dust woman — Appears in abandoned buildings and covers everything around him in dust. Quiet and harmless unless disturbed.

90. The Cleaner — A faster and more aggressive relative of The Janitor. It believes every traveler is “dirt” that must be removed.

91. The Bellwoman — Carries a large bell that can be heard across entire levels. Each ring causes the environment to change.

92. The Clockmaker — Creates strange clocks that control local time. He respects The Timekeeper but secretly wants his power.

93. The Red Woman's Mother — A gigantic shadow entity that watches over The Red Woman. Extremely protective and hostile toward anyone who harms it.

94. The Masked One — Owns hundreds of masks, each giving it a different personality. Nobody knows which personality is its true one.

95. The Laughing Woman — A mysterious woman whose laughter echoes through empty hallways. She rarely attacks directly and prefers psychological manipulation.

96. The Black Shepherd — Leads a herd of strange shadow creatures. Calm, intelligent, and protective of its followers.

97. The Hollow Queen — Rules a kingdom inhabited by empty humanoid shells. Emotionless and obsessed with creating a perfect society.

98. The Red Giant — A colossal humanoid that can be seen from miles away. Slow, ancient, and almost impossible to stop.

99. The Observer — Never moves while humans are watching. It changes position whenever they look away.

100. The Last Traveler — A mysterious humanoid who claims to have entered the Backrooms before anyone else. He knows secret routes between levels but refuses to explain how he survived.*

RELATIONSHIPS AND FACTIONS

The Red Queen and The Shadow King are bitter rivals who constantly compete for territory. The Ice Queen maintains a fragile alliance with The Frost Child, while The Garden Mother protects The Green Doctor and The Root King.

The Doorkeeper and The Keymaker work together to control access to hidden levels. The Clockmaker secretly wants to overthrow The Timekeeper, while The Bellman acts as an unpredictable messenger between different factions.

The Black Rabbit and The White Rabbit were once close allies, but a mysterious event caused them to become enemies. The Bone Knight and The Silent Guard occasionally cooperate to defend ancient structures.

The Red Doctor and The Green Doctor represent opposite philosophies: one studies life through experimentation, while the other believes life should be protected. Their rivalry has existed for centuries.

The most mysterious entity remains The Last Traveler. Some entities believe he is human. Others believe he is something that existed in the Backrooms before humanity ever discovered them. MORE BACKROOMS ENTITIES — 101 TO 160

101. The Hollow Woman — A pale Woman with empty eyes. Quiet and curious, it follows travelers without making a sound. It is strangely protected by The Faceless Man.

102. The Red Wanderer — A tall red humanoid that walks endlessly through abandoned levels. Aggressive toward humans but respectful toward The Gravedigger.

103. The Night Nurse — Appears in abandoned hospitals. Calm and gentle until someone refuses her treatment.

104. The Patient — A silent humanoid permanently sitting in a hospital bed. It never moves unless someone speaks its name.

105. The Corridor Woman — Lives inside endless hallways and can stretch or shorten corridors. He enjoys confusing travelers.

106. The Doorless — A humanoid without a face, doors, or openings on its body. It desperately searches for an entrance to somewhere else.

107. The Keyless Queen — Rules a kingdom where every door is permanently locked. He hates The Keymaker.

108. The Blue Queen — Governs a peaceful blue-colored level. Intelligent and diplomatic, she sometimes negotiates with humans.

109. The Red Princess — Son of The Red Queen. Reckless, arrogant, and eager to prove himself.

110. The Silent Princess — Brother of The Red Prince. Quiet, intelligent, and secretly opposed to his mother's cruelty.

111. The Paper Woman — Made entirely from paper. He can fold himself into different shapes and enjoys telling stories.

112. The Ink Beast — A creature made of living black ink. It can move through drawings and paintings.

113. The Bookkeeper — Protects an enormous library. Serious and protective of knowledge.

114. The Page Eater — Hunts inside libraries and destroys books. It considers The Bookkeeper its greatest enemy.

115. The Librarian — A mysterious woman who remembers every book ever written. She is polite but extremely secretive.

116. The Red Librarian — A violent version of The Librarian. She believes forbidden knowledge should never be discovered.

117. The Forgotten Alternative Queen — An ancient ruler whose kingdom disappeared. She wanders alone, searching for his lost subjects.

118. The Forgotten Queen — The former queen of the same kingdom. Unlike the king, she remembers exactly what happened.

119. The Sewer Beast — A huge amphibious creature living beneath several levels. Territorial but not naturally cruel.

120. The Rat Queen — Controls enormous colonies of intelligent rats. Clever, greedy, and surprisingly diplomatic.

121. The Glass Woman — A fragile-looking Woman made of transparent glass. It is friendly but easily frightened.

122. The Shatterer — A massive crystalline creature that destroys anything made of glass. It fears The Glass Child.

123. The Red Spider — A giant spider that builds webs across abandoned offices. Protective of its territory.

124. The Weaver Queen — Commands the Red Spiders. Highly intelligent and capable of communicating with certain humans.

125. The Moon Woman — Appears only under artificial moonlight. Peaceful, mysterious, and fascinated by human dreams.

126. The Sunless Queen — Rules a level where there is no natural light. He considers darkness sacred.

127. The Star Woman — A small glowing entity that appears in dark levels. It guides travelers but disappears when followed too closely.

128. The Eclipse — A gigantic shadow that temporarily covers entire levels. Nobody knows if it is an entity or an event.

129. The Radio Girl — Speaks through broken radios. Friendly and helpful, but unable to physically leave the machines.

130. The Frequency Man — Controls radio signals and can imitate any voice. He enjoys deceiving travelers.

131. The Static Child — A small creature surrounded by television static. Mischievous and fascinated by electronics.

132. The Screen Queen — Lives inside televisions and computer monitors. Elegant, manipulative, and obsessed with attention.

133. The Digital Beast — A creature that can enter computers and alter digital environments.

134. The Codebreaker — A strange humanoid who claims to understand the “programming” of the Backrooms.

135. The Elevator Man — Controls an elevator that travels between impossible levels. He never answers questions.

136. The Passenger King — Rules the inhabitants of a gigantic abandoned train. He despises The Conductor.

137. The Ticket Collector — Demands tickets from anyone entering certain trains. Friendly if paid, dangerous if refused.

138. The Stationmaster — Controls abandoned railway stations. Strict, organized, and respected by The Conductor.

139. The Red Train — A living train that hunts travelers across railway levels. It considers The Conductor an enemy.

140. The Blue Train — A peaceful train that sometimes transports travelers to safer levels.

141. The Desert Walker — A gigantic creature crossing endless desert levels. Slow, ancient, and indifferent to humans.

142. The Sand Queen — Rules an underground desert civilization. Proud and protective of her people.

143. The Dune Child — A playful desert entity that enjoys building strange sand structures.

144. The Oasis Keeper — Guards rare sources of water. Kind toward respectful travelers.

145. The Rain Man — Appears during endless rain. Quiet and melancholy.

146. The Flood Queen — Controls flooded levels and commands aquatic entities.

147. The Deep One — Lives beneath impossible oceans. Ancient and intelligent, but completely hostile toward surface creatures.

148. The Lighthouse Keeper — Maintains a lighthouse in an endless ocean. He helps lost travelers find land.

149. The Lighthouse Beast — A massive creature beneath the lighthouse. It protects The Lighthouse Keeper.

150. The Fog Woman — Appears inside thick fog. She can imitate the voices of people travelers miss.

151. The Mist King — Controls enormous fog-filled levels. He considers The Fog Woman his servant.

152. The Snowman — A friendly but enormous snow creature. Childlike personality and surprisingly strong.

153. The Frozen Knight — Protects the Ice Queen's territory. Honorable and disciplined.

154. The Glacier Beast — A gigantic creature sleeping beneath an endless glacier. Awakening it could destroy an entire level.

155. The Fire King — Rules a volcanic level. Proud and aggressive, but respects powerful opponents.

156. The Ember Child — A small fire creature that follows The Fire King. Curious and playful.

157. The Volcano Beast — A colossal creature living inside volcanic tunnels. It has no interest in humans unless disturbed.

158. The Ash Queen — Rules a ruined city covered in ash. Intelligent, lonely, and secretly searching for The Forgotten King.

159. The Ruined Soldier — An undead warrior wandering through abandoned battlefields. Loyal to a forgotten army.

160. The Last Soldier — The final survivor of an unknown Backrooms war. He knows secrets about ancient entities and refuses to reveal them.*

FACTIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS

The Red Queen's family is divided. The Red Prince wants power, while The Silent Prince secretly opposes his mother's rule. The Blue Queen often tries to prevent their conflicts from spreading into other levels.

The Bookkeeper, The Librarian, and The Red Librarian form a dangerous intellectual faction. The Page Eater constantly attacks them, while The Ink Beast sometimes acts as their messenger.

The Conductor, Stationmaster, Ticket Collector, and Blue Train maintain a fragile railway alliance. The Passenger King and Red Train oppose them, creating an endless conflict across the railway levels.

The Ice Queen, Frozen Knight, Snowman, and Glacier Beast inhabit the frozen territories. The Fire King and Volcano Beast control the opposite volcanic regions. Their territories rarely overlap, but ancient legends say their conflict once caused an entire level to collapse.

The Last Soldier claims that many of the oldest entities were once involved in a forgotten war. According to him, The Shadow King, The Forgotten King, The Timekeeper, and The Sunless King all know what happened—but none of them will tell humans the truth.