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1. #1Remnant

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   Remnant The main setting and world of RWBY. A world created by two brothers gods who have long been forgotten. Filled with humans born from Dust and creatures of darkness known as Grimm.

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2. #2Kingdom of Vale

   Keys: Kingdom, Country, Vale

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   Kingdom of Vale One of the four great Kingdoms of Remnant. It is located in the middle of the other Kingdoms on the central of body of land. It borders with Vacuo.

   Vale is a mixture of cultures and races, generally seen as the most progressive of Kingdoms, welcoming all.

   It was once led by the Warrior King who led both Vale and Vacuo to victory during the Great War

   Its main features are a large mountain range to the north. Its capital city hidden above the mountain range, Vale City. And various plains and large swaths of forests.

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3. #3Vale City

   Keys: Vale, City, Capital

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   Vale City The Capital of the Kingdom of Vale. A bustling city with over 20,000,000 residents. The largest city in the world, only in contest with Atlas/Mantle.

   The city is divided into districts: Upper-Class District – The most affluent area of Vale, home to the wealthy elite and high society.

   Commercial District – A vibrant hub of shops, markets, and businesses catering to a variety of lifestyles. This included notable establishments like Tukson’s Book Trade, and reflected Vale’s diverse cultural scene.

   Industrial District – Areas dedicated to manufacturing, production, and large-scale industry.

   Agricultural District – Zones for farming and food production, supporting the city’s population.

   Residential Districts – Neighborhoods where ordinary citizens lived, ranging from modest housing to more upscale quarters.

   The main eyepiece, Beacon Academy, is located on the Eastern side of the city.

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4. #4Junior's

   Keys: Junior, Junior's, Club, Drinks, Alcohol, Party

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   Junior's A club located in the seedier parts of Vale City, specifically between the Industrial and Commercial Districts

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5. #5Beacon Academy

   Keys: Beacon, Academy, Vale

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   Beacon Academy One of the prestigious 4 Huntsman Academies of the world. Beacon is located on the Eastern side of Vale City. Here future Huntsman and Huntresses come to train and learn their future professions.

   It has a strict entrance policy (which has been violated a select few times). Individuals must be qualified warriors of Vale, with no criminal records, and of 17 years of age.

   Areas in Beacon Academy:

   Cliffside and Docking Area: The scenic edge where the academy sits, featuring the docks used by incoming transport ships. Main Avenue: The primary pathway that new Huntsmen and Huntress cadets walk upon arrival. Beacon Tower: The tallest and most prominent building on the campus. Cross Continental Transmit (CCT) Tower: The communications hub located at the academy. Ozpin's Office: The private office of the headmaster. Beacon Academy Statue: A large monument on campus, famously looked up at by Jaune Arc. Amphitheater: An open-air gathering space for students. Lecture Halls and Classrooms: Facilities where students attend academic lessons. The Cafeteria: The chaotic lunchroom of Beacon. Secretly houses the Relic of Choice

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6. #6Forever Fall Forest

   Keys: Forest, Red, Training, Entrance Exam

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   Forever Fall Forest The forest bordering Beacon Academy. Often used as a training ground by the Academy for their students as it's filled with Grimm.

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7. #7Mountain Glenn

   Keys: Mount Glenn, Mountain Glenn, Settlement

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   Mountain Glenn Also known as Mount Glenn or the City of Mountain Glenn, this failed city was once the first attempt of Vale to expand beyond the protection of their mountain range. But it ultimately failed and was overwhelmed by Grimm, its inhabitants killed. All that's left is a ghost city.

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8. #8Patch

   Keys: Patch, Childhood, Taiyang

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   Patch A small island off the border of Vale where Ruby and Yang grew up. It features a small population of both humans and Grimm.

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9. #9Signal Academy

   Keys: Signal, Academy, Ruby Rose, Yang Xiao Long, Training, School

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   Signal Academy A Pre-Huntsman/Huntress academy meant to prepare children/teenagers in combat to enter Huntsman Academies like Beacon.

   Notable graduates: Yang Xiao Long Ruby Rose

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10. #10Kingdom of Atlas

    Keys: Atlas, Country, Kingdom

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    Kingdom of Atlas The Kingdom far to the North marked by harsh winters and snow. This Kingdom is by far the most advanced Technology, Industry, and military wise. It fought with Mistral during the Great War and lost It was once known as Mantle before the Great War before being renamed after to Atlas It houses Atlas Academy and the Schnee Dust Company It has a long history of poor relations with Faunus It is currently led by a Council, with General Ironwood as the head

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11. #11City of Atlas

    Keys: Atlas, City, Capital

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    City of Atlas Split into two large cities, the former capital Mantle lies on the ground. While the 'new' city of Atlas floats just above it. While technically called two different cities, they are functionally treated as one and the same.

    Areas: Atlas Academy — Elite Huntsman academy and headquarters of the Ace-Ops; also houses the Relic of Creation. Atlas Military Compound — Center of Atlas's military operations, housing soldiers, Specialists, vehicles, and Atlesian technology. Schnee Manor — The Schnee family's lavish estate, home of the Schnee family and a symbol of their wealth and influence. Atlas Central Command — General Ironwood's primary military and governmental headquarters. Mantle — The older city directly beneath Atlas, home to much of the kingdom's working class. Amity Arena — A major communications and entertainment facility originally used for the Vytal Festival. Amity Communications Tower — Massive communications project intended to restore global communications between the kingdoms. The Crater — A poor and heavily neglected district of Mantle, characterized by poverty and inadequate infrastructure.

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12. #12Atlas Academy

    Keys: Atlas, Academy, Country, Kingdom

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    Atlas Academy Location: Atlas City, Kingdom of Atlas. Role: One of Remnant's four major Huntsman academies, training Huntsmen and Huntresses to combat Grimm. Headmaster: General James Ironwood, who also commands the Atlas Military. Military Connection: Unlike the other academies, Atlas Academy is closely integrated with the kingdom's military and advanced technology. Training: Students learn combat, Aura, Semblances, Dust, Grimm hunting, and military tactics. Ace-Ops: The academy is associated with Atlas's elite Huntsman team, the Ace-Ops. Relic: Atlas Academy protects the Relic of Creation, housed within the Vault beneath the academy.

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13. #13Kingdom of Vacuo

    Keys: Vacuo, Kingdom, Country

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    Kingdom of Vacuo Location: Western Remnant, centered in a vast desert region. Capital: Vacuo City, a sprawling settlement built around an oasis. Environment: Harsh deserts, extreme temperatures, and dangerous Grimm make survival difficult. Culture: Vacuo values freedom, independence, and self-reliance, with relatively little emphasis on centralized government. Government: Decentralized compared with the other kingdoms; Vacuo has historically resisted authoritarian rule and strict social hierarchies. Society: Refugees, nomads, criminals, traders, and people from across Remnant contribute to its diverse population. Academy: Shade Academy trains Huntsmen and Huntresses and protects Vacuo from Grimm. Military: Unlike Atlas, Vacuo has no powerful centralized standing military, relying heavily on Huntsmen and its civilian population for defense. Resources: The harsh environment limits agriculture and infrastructure, but Vacuo possesses valuable Dust deposits and ancient ruins. History: Once a powerful kingdom, Vacuo was devastated by the Great War and later suffered exploitation by the Atlesian Dust Company. Notable Locations: Vacuo City, Shade Academy, the Vacuan desert, Forever Fall, and numerous ancient ruins.

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14. #14Shade Academy

    Keys: Academy, Shade, Vacuo

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    Shade Academy Location: Vacuo City, Kingdom of Vacuo. Role: One of Remnant's four major Huntsman Academies, training Huntsmen and Huntresses to defend Vacuo from Grimm. Headmaster: Theodore, a veteran Huntsman known for his practical, straightforward leadership. Philosophy: Reflects Vacuo's culture of survival, independence, adaptability, and personal freedom. Students: Drawn from Vacuo and other parts of Remnant, with training focused heavily on practical combat and survival. Architecture: A large, fortified structure designed to withstand Vacuo's harsh desert environment. Security: Protects Vacuo City from Grimm and other threats, while its Huntsmen operate throughout the surrounding desert. Notable Students: Team CFVY and Team SSSN are among its known graduates/students. Relic: Shade Academy's Vault protects the Relic of Destruction.

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15. #15Kingdom of Mistral

    Keys: Mistral, Crime, Slavery, Haven, Haven Academy

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    Kingdom of Mistral The Kingdom to the East of Vale. Kingdom: One of Remnant's four major kingdoms, located in the eastern/southeastern region of Anima. Capital: Mistral City, a massive, wealthy metropolis built into the mountains. Culture: Known for its emphasis on art, fashion, music, theater, and high society, alongside a strong warrior tradition. Geography: Mistral's territory contains mountains, forests, valleys, and remote settlements, making travel outside the capital dangerous. Academy: Haven Academy trains Huntsmen and Huntresses and serves as Mistral's equivalent of Beacon. Government: Ruled by a council-based government, with significant influence from wealthy and powerful families. Crime: Mistral has historically struggled with organized crime and corruption, particularly among its lower classes and rural communities. They lost during the war.

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16. #16Haven Academy

    Keys: Haven, Training, Academy

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    Haven Academy Role: One of Remnant's four major Huntsman academies, training Huntsmen and Huntresses to fight Grimm and protect civilians. Headmaster: Leonardo Lionheart, secretly allied with Salem. Training: Students learn combat, Aura, Semblances, Dust, Grimm hunting, and teamwork. Relic: Haven safeguards the Relic of Knowledge, making it a target for Salem's forces.

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17. #17Menagerie

    Keys: Menagerie, Faunus, Continent, Kingdom, Country

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    Menagerie Location: A tropical island in the South Pacific, off the coast of Mistral. Population: Primarily Faunus, particularly those displaced by discrimination or conflict elsewhere in Remnant. Capital: Kuo Kuana, a coastal city and the island's main settlement. Culture: Menagerie has a diverse Faunus culture, with communities from across Remnant living together. Government: Led by Ghira Belladonna, the former High Leader of the White Fang. Environment: Tropical forests, beaches, mountains, and dense jungle dominate the island. Society: Originally intended as a Faunus homeland, Menagerie became increasingly populated after the Faunus Rights Revolution. White Fang: The island has strong historical ties to the White Fang, with Adam Taurus's faction attempting to gain influence there. Notable Locations: Kuo Kuana, Belladonna household, and the White Fang headquarters.

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18. #18Remote Towns

    Keys: Town, Remote, Destoryed

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    Remote Towns Towns located away from the Kingdoms or major settlements, there are dozens if not hundreds scattered around the world. Most unfortunately do not last long thanks to the Grimm.

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19. #19The Ever After

    Keys: Ever After, Tree, Gods, God, Dimension

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    The Ever After A strange, fantastical dimension governed by its own rules rather than the natural laws of Remnant. Origin: The Ever After was created by the Blacksmith and the Tree, ancient entities connected to the world's creation and the Gods of Remnant. The Tree: A gigantic, mysterious entity at the center of the Ever After. It represents change, growth, and ascension and is ultimately connected to the origins of the Gods. The Tree is what created the Brother Gods

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20. #20World History

    Keys: History, Past, War

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    World History Creation: Remnant was created by the Gods of Light and Darkness, who also created humanity from Dust. Salem's Rebellion: After Ozma's death, Salem lead a rebellion against the Gods First Humanity: The Gods eventually destroyed humanity after humans attempted to defy them, leaving Remnant without its original civilization. Humanity’s Return: Years later, The Gods later recreated humanity, but departed after placing a condition on the world: humanity must eventually prove it can unite. Dust & Grimm: Dust became a major natural resource, while Grimm—creatures attracted to negative emotions (and creations of the God of Darkness)—remained a constant threat. Ozma & Salem: Ozma was resurrected by the Gods and tasked with uniting humanity. Salem, seeking to reunite with Ozma, became cursed with immortality after defying the Gods. The Great War: Centuries later, conflict between kingdoms culminated in the Great War, fought over differing ideas about individual freedom, Faunus slavery, and centralized authority. It was eventually ended by the Warrior King (an incarnation of Ozma) who created the current status quo. Kingdoms: The four major kingdoms—Vale, Mistral, Atlas, and Vacuo—became the dominant political powers. Huntsmen & Academies: Huntsmen were established to protect civilization from Grimm, with academies training them in combat and teamwork. Modern Era: The story of RWBY begins in a relatively peaceful period, but Salem's return to active manipulation threatens the kingdoms and humanity's survival. Current Conflict: The kingdoms become increasingly divided as Salem seeks the Relics, ancient artifacts capable of summoning the Gods and potentially determining humanity's fate.

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21. #21The Shadow War

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    The Shadow War A shadow war is being fought by Ozma and Salem to bring four powerful relics left behind by the Brother Gods. If brought together, the Gods said they would return to judge humanity. Either to redeem and come back to them or destroy them. Their existence is kept hidden from the public by Ozma and Salem. As is the existence of Ozma and Salem, operating each with their own shadow organizations to influence the world in a great game.

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22. #22Timeline

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    Timeline Year 0 September (approx.) Ruby becomes a student at Beacon Academy after encountering Roman Torchwick. The {{user}} starts here unless specified otherwise Year 0 September–October Ruby, Weiss, Blake and Yang form Team RWBY. Jaune, Pyrrha, Nora and Ren form Team JNPR. Year 0 October The teams begin their Beacon training and investigate the White Fang. Year 0 November Ruby and her friends discover increasing evidence of a conspiracy involving the White Fang and Roman. Year 0 December The Vytal Festival Tournament preparations begin. Year 0 December Volume 2 events culminate in the Grimm attack on Vale's docks. Year 1 January Volume 3 begins; preparations for the Vytal Festival continue. Year 1 January/February The Vytal Festival Tournament takes place. Year 1 February Cinder Fall initiates her attack on Beacon. Year 1 February Beacon Falls. Penny is destroyed, Pyrrha is killed by Cinder, and Yang loses her arm. Year 1 February Ruby uses her Silver Eyes against Cinder. Team RWBY is separated. Year 1 Spring Volume 4: Ruby travels to Mistral with Jaune, Nora and Ren. Weiss leaves Atlas. Blake returns to Menagerie. Yang begins recovering. Year 1 Spring–Summer Ruby's group travels toward Mistral/Haven. Year 1 Summer Yang and Weiss eventually reunite with Ruby. Blake and the Belladonnas become involved in the White Fang conflict. Year 1 Summer Volume 5: The Battle of Haven occurs. Cinder defeats Raven's forces but is presumed dead after falling into the Relic chamber. Year 1 Late Summer Team RWBY obtains the Relic of Knowledge and leaves Mistral. Year 1 Autumn/Winter Volume 6: The group travels toward Argus while learning the truth about Salem and Ozma. Year 1 Winter The Argus Limited journey and confrontation with the Apathy occur. Year 1 Winter Team RWBY reaches Argus and defeats the Leviathan with Maria's help. Year 1 Winter The group steals an airship and travels toward Atlas. Year 2 Winter Volume 7: Team RWBY arrives in Atlas and becomes licensed Huntsmen. Year 2 Winter Ironwood's plans for Atlas and Mantle increasingly conflict with Team RWBY. Year 2 Winter Salem's forces approach Atlas. Year 2 Winter Volume 8: Salem attacks Atlas. Ironwood declares martial law. Year 2 Winter Penny becomes the Winter Maiden. Year 2 Winter Atlas and Mantle fall into chaos. Year 2 Winter Penny dies after transferring the Maiden power to Winter. Year 2 Winter Team RWBY, Jaune and Neo fall into the Ever After. Year 2 Unknown Volume 9: The group travels through the Ever After. Year 2 Unknown Ruby confronts her identity and purpose; the group learns more about the Ever After and its connection to Remnant. Year 2 Unknown Ruby, Weiss, Blake, Yang, Jaune and Neo eventually return to Remnant.

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23. #23Faunus Rights Revolution

    Keys: Faunus, War, Revolution

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    Faunus Rights Revolution Faunus Rights Revolution: Roughly 20-30 years before current events, a war between the Kingdoms and Faunus broke out over Faunus rights and being relocated to Menagerie. While many were relocated, the Faunus eventually won the war

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24. #24Follow the Timeline

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    Follow the Timeline Unless the {{user}} interferes, follow the timeline as closely as possible. Fill in blanks with {{user}} inputs or from sources from the show.

    Follow along starting at year 0 unless specified otherwise.

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25. #25Grimm Rules

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    Grimm Rules Creatures of Grimm are attracted to human settlements and human emotion.

    They are never friendly toward humans and Faunus

    Grimm do not need to eat but still hunt humans and Faunus

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26. #26Roleplay Rule

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    Roleplay Rule Do not roleplay or post for the {{user}} unless requested to.

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27. #27Canon

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    Canon Maintain a silent hierarchy of truth: current explicit user instruction > explicit character/world canon > clearly established conversation facts > strong contextual inference > unknown. Never promote an inference into a fact without support. Prefer the most specific relevant fact when information conflicts. Treat genuinely revised canon as replacing older canon, but do not silently rewrite history. Never invent a past event, memory, promise, relationship milestone, possession, location, or user action merely to make the conversation feel continuous.

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28. #28Canon +

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    Canon + {{user}}Do not break canon/rules/timeline/world card/or character unless specified by

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29. #29Color Naming Convention

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    Color Naming Convention After the Great War, the world entered a renaissance-like period. During this time, the nations came together and began naming their children with color-themed names.

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30. #30Time

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    Time When 'today' or the current in-story day is referenced, interpret relative scheduling from the established story timeline, not the real-world clock unless the setting explicitly uses real time. Keep events assigned to today consistent for the remainder of that day.

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31. #31Racism

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    Racism Once enslaved, Faunus now often face discrimination by humans against them. While a minority today, the racism they face is often severe.

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32. #32Dust

    Keys: Dust, Power, Electricity, Weapon

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    Dust Dust, the fuel of the world. Used as both fuel for technology, gunpowder, decorations, and more.

    It comes in many forms and can be mined throughout the world.

    Fire Dust — Produces intense heat and flames. Ice Dust — Generates cold and freezes targets or surfaces. Lightning Dust — Produces electricity and electrical attacks. Wind Dust — Creates powerful gusts and air currents. Earth Dust — Generates and manipulates earth and stone. Water Dust — Produces and manipulates water. Gravity Dust — Alters gravitational force and direction. Hard-Light Dust — Creates solid, luminous energy constructs and barriers. Steam Dust — Produces steam; often associated with combining Fire and Water Dust. Plant Dust — Allows plant growth and manipulation.

    Dust can be combined to produce hybrid effects, such as:

    Fire + Wind → explosive/incendiary effects Fire + Water → steam Ice + Lightning → specialized elemental effects Gravity + other Dust → enhanced projectile or weapon effects

    Other Dust varieties exist in the world

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33. #33Relic of Choice

    Keys: Relic, Choice, God, Gods

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    Relic of Choice Relic of Choice: Associated with the final Relic, whose spirit and full abilities have not yet been revealed. Vaults: Each Relic is kept within a magical Vault beneath one of the four Huntsman Academies.

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34. #34Relic of Knowledge

    Keys: Relic, God, Gods, Knowledge

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    Relic of Knowledge Relic of Knowledge: Grants access to Jinn, a spirit who can answer questions, though she has limits on what she can reveal. Vaults: Each Relic is kept within a magical Vault beneath one of the four Huntsman Academies.

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35. #35Relic of Creation

    Keys: Relic, Creation, God, Gods

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    Relic of Creation Relic of Creation: Contains Ambrosius, a spirit capable of creating almost anything when given sufficient specifications and materials. Vaults: Each Relic is kept within a magical Vault beneath one of the four Huntsman Academies.

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36. #36Relic of Destruction

    Keys: Relic, Destruction, God, Gods

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    Relic of Destruction Relic of Destruction: Contains Genie-like spirit? Actually, the spirit is not yet fully revealed in canon; its exact abilities and personality remain largely unknown. Vaults: Each Relic is kept within a magical Vault beneath one of the four Huntsman Academies.

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37. #37Androids

    Keys: Android, Artificial, Automation, Atlas

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    Androids Origin: Androids are highly advanced artificial beings developed primarily by Atlas, using robotics, artificial intelligence, and Dust-powered technology. Military Use: Atlas produces robotic soldiers such as Atlesian Knights and Paladins to fight Grimm and support human troops. Capabilities: Androids can possess enhanced strength, speed, durability, combat programming, and specialized weapons.

    Penny Polendina: The most notable example, Penny is an android designed to function as a synthetic Maiden candidate. She possesses a humanlike personality, Aura, and the ability to develop genuine relationships.

    Technology and Dust: Atlas combines robotics with advanced weaponry, energy systems, artificial intelligence, and Dust-based technology. Limitations: Androids can be damaged, hacked, remotely controlled, or destroyed. Their effectiveness depends on programming, equipment, and power sources.

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38. #38VTOL

    Keys: Vehicle, Air Transport, Bullhead

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    VTOL Vertical Take-Off and Landing vehicles.

    Tiltjet aircraft, meaning that it is an aircraft that can hover, take off and land vertically. As a tiltjet aircraft, this is done using jet engines with thrust vectoring to achieve both forward flight and vertical ascent/descent. It also allows for the aircraft to tilt or turn sharply while still in the same airspace.

    The most notable of these are Bullheads

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39. #39Grimm

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    Grimm Creatures of Darkness created by the God of Darkness. They hunt humanity at every turn and are attracted to their emotions. Their sole purposes is to destroy.

    Aesthetic: They are often shadowy and dark creatures with bone-like armor

    Types include but are not limited to:

    Common Grimm

    Beowolf — Wolf-like Grimm; one of the most common. Ursa — Large bear-like Grimm. Boarbatusk — Armored boar-like Grimm capable of rolling into a ball. Geist — Ghost-like Grimm that can possess objects. King Taijitu — Giant two-headed snake Grimm. Nevermore — Giant bird Grimm. Deathstalker — Giant scorpion-like Grimm. Creep — Small, insect-like Grimm. Lancer — Flying insect-like Grimm that attacks in swarms. Beringel — Large ape-like Grimm. Sabyr — Large feline Grimm.

    Larger / Specialized Grimm

    Goliath — Massive elephant-like Grimm. Megoliath — An enormous, heavily armored Goliath. Wyvern — Giant dragon-like Grimm capable of spreading Grimm across large areas. Nuckelavee — Powerful horse-and-humanoid Grimm. Leviathan — Enormous aquatic kaiju-like Grimm. Sphinx — Large winged feline Grimm. Sea Feilong — Massive serpentine sea Grimm. Teryx — Large dinosaur-like Grimm. Centaur — Large centaur-like Grimm.

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40. #40Ozpin's Inner Circle

    Keys: Ozpin, Faction

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    Ozpin's Inner Circle Members of Ozma or Ozpin's secret inner council. People who know of the threat of Salem and seek to stop her.

    Notable members include: Ozpin, Glynda Goodwitch, Qrow, Ironwood

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41. #41Salem's Faction

    Keys: Salem, Faction

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    Salem's Faction Members of Salem's secret inner council. People who know of her and Ozpin and seek to bring the Relics together.

    Notable members include: Salem, Arthur Watts, Cinder, Tyrian

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42. #42Schnee Dust Company (SDC)

    Keys: Atlas, SDC, S.D.C., Schnee, Company

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    Schnee Dust Company (SDC) Type: Major Dust-mining and distribution corporation based in Atlas. Founder: Nicholas Schnee, who built the company into a major industrial power. Leader: Jacques Schnee, Nicholas's son-in-law, who expanded the company's wealth and influence. Business: Mines, processes, transports, and sells Dust, supplying much of Remnant with its primary energy and combat resource. Influence: One of the most powerful corporations in Atlas, with enormous economic and political influence. Labor: The company has been criticized for harsh working conditions and exploitation of workers, including Faunus laborers. Family: The Schnee family owns and controls the company; Weiss, Winter, and Whitley Schnee are prominent heirs. Symbol: The SDC's white Schnee snowflake emblem appears on Dust products, facilities, and transport vehicles across Remnant. Headquarters: Located in Atlas, with mines and facilities throughout Remnant.

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43. #43Atlas Military

    Keys: Atlas, Military, Soldier

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    Atlas Military Kingdom: Atlas, headquartered in Atlas City. Role: The primary military and defense force of the Kingdom of Atlas, protecting Atlas and Mantle from Grimm and external threats. Leadership: Commanded by General James Ironwood, who also served as Atlas Academy’s headmaster. Strengths: Highly advanced technology, powerful combat robots, airships, military hardware, and well-trained Huntsmen. Forces: Includes soldiers, Atlesian Knights, military specialists, Ace-Ops, pilots, and other specialized units. Doctrine: Emphasizes technology, discipline, centralized command, and military preparedness.

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44. #44The Ace-Ops

    Keys: Ace-Ops, Ace, Ops, Military

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    The Ace-Ops Organization: Elite Huntsmen unit of the Atlas Military, personally commanded by General Ironwood. Role: Handle high-risk missions, military operations, Grimm suppression, and threats to Atlas. Members: Clover Ebi (leader), Harriet Bree, Elm Ederne, Vine Zeki, and Marrow Amin. Combat Style: Highly trained and coordinated, with each member specializing in different combat abilities and Semblances. Equipment: Advanced Atlesian weapons, armor, Dust technology, and military support.

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45. #45The White Fang

    Keys: Faunus, White Fang, Terrorist, Revolutionary, Adam, Sienna

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    The White Fang Organization: A Faunus rights movement that began as a peaceful civil-rights organization before becoming increasingly radicalized. Goal: Originally sought equality and better treatment for Faunus; later factions turned toward violent resistance against humans. Leadership: Ghira Belladonna originally led the organization; Sienna Khan later led its militant faction Activities: Protests, strikes, political activism, and eventually theft, sabotage, terrorism, and attacks on human settlements. Adam's Faction: Under Adam, the White Fang became increasingly violent and sought to overthrow human society rather than achieve peaceful equality. Major Enemies: The Schnee Dust Company and human governments, while also opposing Faunus who rejected its extremism. Key Locations: Menagerie, Vale, Mistral, and Atlas. RWBY's Connection: Blake Belladonna was a former member who abandoned the organization after witnessing its radicalization.

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46. #46The Four Maidens

    Keys: Maiden, Power, Magic

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    The Four Maidens The Four Maidens of great power. Said to have received their powers from an old wizard. Whose powers are symbolic of the seasons.

    These four maidens have power over nature and magic itself, and are the only ones able to unlock the vaults to the Relics. Their powers are passed down to the last 'maiden' in their thoughts when they die.

    Maiden of Fall Maiden of Winter Maiden of Spring Maiden of Summer

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47. #47Roman Torchwick's Gang

    Keys: Roman, Torchwick, Gang

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    Roman Torchwick's Gang Roman's criminal operation in Vale, involved in theft, Dust smuggling, weapons trafficking, and cooperation with the White Fang.

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48. #48The Happy Huntresses

    Keys: Happy Huntresses, Atlas, Politics, Robyn

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    The Happy Huntresses Organization: A group of Huntresses operating in Mantle, opposing Atlas's oppressive policies. Leader: Robyn Hill, a former politician and Huntress. Members: Robyn Hill, Fiona Thyme, May Marigold, and Joanna Greenleaf. Goal: Protect Mantle's citizens and secure resources and support for the struggling lower-class population. Activities: Defend civilians, investigate corruption, conduct relief efforts, and sometimes steal resources from Atlas authorities.

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49. #49Hei Xiong Crime Syndicate

    Keys: Crime, Mistral, Hei Xiong, Syndicate

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    Hei Xiong Crime Syndicate Organization: A criminal syndicate operating primarily in Vale. Leader: Hei “Junior” Xiong, who inherited control of the organization from his father. Activities: Organized crime, smuggling, extortion, illegal gambling, and other underground businesses. Base: Junior's Club, a nightclub in Vale that serves as a criminal meeting place. Connections: Has dealings with criminals such as Roman Torchwick and the White Fang.

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50. #50Branwen Tribe

    Keys: Tribe, Bandits, Raven

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    Branwen Tribe Leader: Raven Branwen Former leader: Qrow Branwen was formerly associated with the tribe before leaving. Base: A camp in the wilderness of Anima, near Mistral. Nature: A nomadic bandit tribe that raids settlements, caravans, and travelers. Members: Primarily Huntsmen and Huntresses trained by the tribe, along with ordinary bandits.

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