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William Jodeit: Add 316: The Last Stand

2026-10-24T01:00:41Z

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	In [[315: Legends Never Die]] he fights on at the back door of Denny's Tavern while hallucinating that he is in a cult temple and then in the Satsuma Rebellion. He charges upstairs to defend Ezra Denny and is dragged out a window into the street by a creature.		In [[315: Legends Never Die]] he fights on at the back door of Denny's Tavern while hallucinating that he is in a cult temple and then in the Satsuma Rebellion. He charges upstairs to defend Ezra Denny and is dragged out a window into the street by a creature.

			In [[316: The Last Stand]] he grabs a lit stick of dynamite and charges alone into the last pack of creatures behind Denny's Tavern. He walks out of the explosion with shredded clothes, a long cut down his cheek and skin left nearly unmarked by his Flesh Ward.

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	*[[314: The Siege]]		*[[314: The Siege]]
	*[[315: Legends Never Die]]		*[[315: Legends Never Die]]
			*[[316: The Last Stand]]

William Jodeit: Add 315: Legends Never Die

2026-10-24T00:57:29Z

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	In [[314: The Siege]] he reveals that he hid the dead light outside and releases it with a rope pulled from inside Denny's Tavern, then watches it burn through the creatures. Holding the back door, he shoots one creature and slashes another with his cavalry saber while his Flesh Ward stops a bite.		In [[314: The Siege]] he reveals that he hid the dead light outside and releases it with a rope pulled from inside Denny's Tavern, then watches it burn through the creatures. Holding the back door, he shoots one creature and slashes another with his cavalry saber while his Flesh Ward stops a bite.

			In [[315: Legends Never Die]] he fights on at the back door of Denny's Tavern while hallucinating that he is in a cult temple and then in the Satsuma Rebellion. He charges upstairs to defend Ezra Denny and is dragged out a window into the street by a creature.

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	*[[313: The Arrival]]		*[[313: The Arrival]]
	*[[314: The Siege]]		*[[314: The Siege]]
			*[[315: Legends Never Die]]

William Jodeit: Add 314: The Siege

2026-10-24T00:00:24Z

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	In [[313: The Arrival]] he lights the fuse on the first booby trap, blowing several creatures to pieces, and later rallies the defenders of Denny's to open fire as the creatures surround the building.		In [[313: The Arrival]] he lights the fuse on the first booby trap, blowing several creatures to pieces, and later rallies the defenders of Denny's to open fire as the creatures surround the building.

			In [[314: The Siege]] he reveals that he hid the dead light outside and releases it with a rope pulled from inside Denny's Tavern, then watches it burn through the creatures. Holding the back door, he shoots one creature and slashes another with his cavalry saber while his Flesh Ward stops a bite.

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	*[[312: Edge of Sharkness]]		*[[312: Edge of Sharkness]]
	*[[313: The Arrival]]		*[[313: The Arrival]]
			*[[314: The Siege]]

William Jodeit: Add 313: The Arrival

2026-10-23T19:41:58Z

Add 313: The Arrival

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	In [[312: Edge of Sharkness]] he sees two squirrels seem to explode and feels his mind slipping, then finishes his traps and runs the fuses into Denny's so they can be lit from inside.		In [[312: Edge of Sharkness]] he sees two squirrels seem to explode and feels his mind slipping, then finishes his traps and runs the fuses into Denny's so they can be lit from inside.

			In [[313: The Arrival]] he lights the fuse on the first booby trap, blowing several creatures to pieces, and later rallies the defenders of Denny's to open fire as the creatures surround the building.

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	*[[311: Beefing the Defenses]]		*[[311: Beefing the Defenses]]
	*[[312: Edge of Sharkness]]		*[[312: Edge of Sharkness]]
			*[[313: The Arrival]]

William Jodeit: Brent was a transcription error: Grant throughout; first appearance in this campaign

2026-10-23T03:14:14Z

Brent was a transcription error: Grant throughout; first appearance in this campaign

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	In [[205: Lights Out]] he searches Jake's truck and takes a 12-gauge shotgun, which he names Horace, and threatens Mary with it during the standoff in the gas station office. Mary shoots him in the side for four damage, the first real damage he has taken. With his blood used for the ritual symbol, he reads the chant from the black journal as the dead light squeezes under the door.		In [[205: Lights Out]] he searches Jake's truck and takes a 12-gauge shotgun, which he names Horace, and threatens Mary with it during the standoff in the gas station office. Mary shoots him in the side for four damage, the first real damage he has taken. With his blood used for the ritual symbol, he reads the chant from the black journal as the dead light squeezes under the door.

	In [[301: No Rest for the Wicked]] he dreams of charging San Juan Hill with Teddy Roosevelt, only to find his friends and Mary among the defenders he has cut down. He wakes in a sweat in ~~Brent~~ Jameson's cabin and claims it is because he is manly. Shaken by Corbitt's warning and by Mary's death, he says he wants to go home and write another book, but after the others talk to him he agrees to go on. He is now indefinitely insane, and the amnesia from his last bout has left him with only a hazy memory of Mary's death. At the ruined campsite he tracks the drag marks and claw prints, fails his Sanity roll, and works out the dead photographer's camera settings so he can develop the film.		In [[301: No Rest for the Wicked]] he dreams of charging San Juan Hill with Teddy Roosevelt, only to find his friends and Mary among the defenders he has cut down. He wakes in a sweat in Grant Jameson's cabin and claims it is because he is manly. Shaken by Corbitt's warning and by Mary's death, he says he wants to go home and write another book, but after the others talk to him he agrees to go on. He is now indefinitely insane, and the amnesia from his last bout has left him with only a hazy memory of Mary's death. At the ruined campsite he tracks the drag marks and claw prints, fails his Sanity roll, and works out the dead photographer's camera settings so he can develop the film.

	Since Mary the Hoebag's death in [[205: Lights Out]], Tallahassee has become increasingly unhinged, and the Keeper often describes impossible things happening to him, such as running into his old ward [[Rondo Corto\|Rondo]], or Teddy Roosevelt, in the street. In [[302: The Huggening]] he mistakes a young man on the porch of New Salem's general store for his old friend and ward Rondo, who helped him stalk the Shadow Rider. The young man insists that he has never met Tallahassee, but Tallahassee wraps him in a fighting hug that he cannot escape. The young man is actually [[Ike Watson's Gang\|Levi]], and Tallahassee admits he has no idea who he hugged. He fast-talks newsman Jacob Alister into lending him the Shofar's darkroom in exchange for an exclusive interview and photo, and he successfully begins developing the film from the abandoned campsite.		Since Mary the Hoebag's death in [[205: Lights Out]], Tallahassee has become increasingly unhinged, and the Keeper often describes impossible things happening to him, such as running into his old ward [[Rondo Corto\|Rondo]], or Teddy Roosevelt, in the street. In [[302: The Huggening]] he mistakes a young man on the porch of New Salem's general store for his old friend and ward Rondo, who helped him stalk the Shadow Rider. The young man insists that he has never met Tallahassee, but Tallahassee wraps him in a fighting hug that he cannot escape. The young man is actually [[Ike Watson's Gang\|Levi]], and Tallahassee admits he has no idea who he hugged. He fast-talks newsman Jacob Alister into lending him the Shofar's darkroom in exchange for an exclusive interview and photo, and he successfully begins developing the film from the abandoned campsite.

William Jodeit: Add 312 episode appearance

2026-10-23T03:02:25Z

Add 312 episode appearance

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	In [[311: Beefing the Defenses]] he finishes rigging dynamite around the vehicles in front of Denny's, then hears the creatures coming from the burning west side of town and runs inside to raise the alarm.		In [[311: Beefing the Defenses]] he finishes rigging dynamite around the vehicles in front of Denny's, then hears the creatures coming from the burning west side of town and runs inside to raise the alarm.

			In [[312: Edge of Sharkness]] he sees two squirrels seem to explode and feels his mind slipping, then finishes his traps and runs the fuses into Denny's so they can be lit from inside.

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	*[[310: Salem's Lot]]		*[[310: Salem's Lot]]
	*[[311: Beefing the Defenses]]		*[[311: Beefing the Defenses]]
			*[[312: Edge of Sharkness]]

William Jodeit: Add 311 episode appearance

2026-10-23T02:50:56Z

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	In [[310: Salem's Lot]] he plants dynamite with long fuses around the approach to Denny's.		In [[310: Salem's Lot]] he plants dynamite with long fuses around the approach to Denny's.

			In [[311: Beefing the Defenses]] he finishes rigging dynamite around the vehicles in front of Denny's, then hears the creatures coming from the burning west side of town and runs inside to raise the alarm.

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	*[[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]]		*[[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]]
	*[[310: Salem's Lot]]		*[[310: Salem's Lot]]
			*[[311: Beefing the Defenses]]

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2026-10-23T02:35:20Z

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	In [[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]] he watches from the back of the truck and reports that the creatures are not pursuing. He admits that he panicked on the sanatorium stairs despite his diamond skin. He then proposes luring the creatures into a tunnel and blowing up both ends.		In [[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]] he watches from the back of the truck and reports that the creatures are not pursuing. He admits that he panicked on the sanatorium stairs despite his diamond skin. He then proposes luring the creatures into a tunnel and blowing up both ends.

			In [[310: Salem's Lot]] he plants dynamite with long fuses around the approach to Denny's.

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	*[[308: Infestation]]		*[[308: Infestation]]
	*[[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]]		*[[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]]
			*[[310: Salem's Lot]]

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2026-10-23T02:03:17Z

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	In [[308: Infestation]] he confronts one of Goodman Gray's henchmen outside the Motley Hill Sanatorium. He intimidates the man and draws his .45 when the henchman reaches for a gun, then presses Gray about his organization. When screams break out inside, he runs down the basement stairs to cover Percival Warthrop's escape. On the way out he fumbles an attempt to kick Major Bakersfield's dropped dynamite down the stairs and spends Luck to avoid disaster. He nearly falls toward the creatures before Percival pulls him to safety.		In [[308: Infestation]] he confronts one of Goodman Gray's henchmen outside the Motley Hill Sanatorium. He intimidates the man and draws his .45 when the henchman reaches for a gun, then presses Gray about his organization. When screams break out inside, he runs down the basement stairs to cover Percival Warthrop's escape. On the way out he fumbles an attempt to kick Major Bakersfield's dropped dynamite down the stairs and spends Luck to avoid disaster. He nearly falls toward the creatures before Percival pulls him to safety.

			In [[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]] he watches from the back of the truck and reports that the creatures are not pursuing. He admits that he panicked on the sanatorium stairs despite his diamond skin. He then proposes luring the creatures into a tunnel and blowing up both ends.

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	*[[307: Smooth Criminal]]		*[[307: Smooth Criminal]]
	*[[308: Infestation]]		*[[308: Infestation]]
			*[[309: Boom Goes the Dynamite]]

William Jodeit: Add 308 episode appearance

2026-10-23T01:33:18Z

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	In [[307: Smooth Criminal]] he shows off his unmarked shoulder to a skeptical Percival Warthrop, since his Flesh Ward absorbed the creature's bite. He admits that he emptied his revolver into the creature once he realized it was not Rondo. He argues for searching the farm for survivors and helps go through Corbitt's notes. By the time the group leaves for the sanatorium, his Flesh Ward has 31 of its 35 points left and should last until the next morning.		In [[307: Smooth Criminal]] he shows off his unmarked shoulder to a skeptical Percival Warthrop, since his Flesh Ward absorbed the creature's bite. He admits that he emptied his revolver into the creature once he realized it was not Rondo. He argues for searching the farm for survivors and helps go through Corbitt's notes. By the time the group leaves for the sanatorium, his Flesh Ward has 31 of its 35 points left and should last until the next morning.

			In [[308: Infestation]] he confronts one of Goodman Gray's henchmen outside the Motley Hill Sanatorium. He intimidates the man and draws his .45 when the henchman reaches for a gun, then presses Gray about his organization. When screams break out inside, he runs down the basement stairs to cover Percival Warthrop's escape. On the way out he fumbles an attempt to kick Major Bakersfield's dropped dynamite down the stairs and spends Luck to avoid disaster. He nearly falls toward the creatures before Percival pulls him to safety.

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	*[[306: Cellar Door]]		*[[306: Cellar Door]]
	*[[307: Smooth Criminal]]		*[[307: Smooth Criminal]]
			*[[308: Infestation]]