Rainworld
The community name for the player character's species.
What is a slugcat?
The device used to see outside the submarine. Bounces sounds off of the environment.
Who is Battler Ushiromiya?
The name of the main antagonist of the single-player game Don't Starve.
Who is Maxwell?
My first middle name.
What is David?
The machines created to solve The Great Problem. Conscious beings with names.
What is an iterator?
The weakest enemies in the game. One of the only creatures that can be infected with the "husk" parasite.
What is a crawler?
The name of the main antagonist for the first four episodes.
Who is Beatrice?
The mandatory winter-time boss. Uses ice attacks.
What is a deerclops?
One of my hobbies. Requires daily upkeep.
What is gardening?
The name of the damaged iterator. Can be met in all campaigns except for Artificer's.
Who is Looks To The Moon?
The full medical name for the "husk" parasite.
What is Velonaceps Calyx?
The thing the main character is trying to disprove. The main antagonist is this thing.
What is a witch?
The last name of the main protagonist, Wilson.
What is Higgsbury?
My most hated creature in Rainworld.
What is a lizard?
The location where the majority of endings occur. Near the bottom of the world.
What is the Void Sea?
A specific place on a submarine where cargo is put.
What is a stowage compartment?
The main location where most of the story occurs. Separated from the outside world.
What is Rokkenjima?
The counterpart to the sanity bar, which only appears when in lunar biomes.
What is lunacy?
My second middle name.
What is Nehemiah?
Who is Sofanthiel?
Who is Inv?
Who is Thanks, Andrew?
Who is Enov?
The name of a large submarine. Named after its open-topped, saucepan-esque ballasts.
What is the Kastrull?
"When ___ cried, there were no survivors."
"When ___ cried, none were left alive."
What are seagulls?
The book used to summon shadow creatures. Used by the original main antagonist from the first game.
One of the "hardest" games I (Jonathan) have ever beaten. My fastest run on record is 19m57s.
What is Getting Over It?