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List of characters in Exodus

2010-11-09T04:22:32Z

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The following is a '''list of characters in the webcomic ''[[Exodus]]'''''.

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Clouded Leopard

2010-11-09T04:21:46Z

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{Taiwanese furfag. Disgusting I say disgusting.

== Key Facts ==
*'''Body Length'''(mm): 750-1100
*'''Weight''': females 12-15 kg.; males up to 22 kg.
*'''Litter Size''': 2-4 average
*'''Life Span''': 11-17 years in captivity; unknown in the wild
*'''Status''': Endangered

== Description ==
FAGGOTRY LUL

== See also ==

* [[Wikipedia:Clouded leopard|Clouded Leopard]] on Wikipedia
* [[:Category:Clouded Leopard characters|Clouded Leopard characters]]
* [[:Category:Clouded Leopard-hybrid characters|Clouded Leopard-hybrid characters]]

== References ==

* [http://www.cloudedleopard.com/ The Clouded Leopard Project]
* [http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/agarman/bco/ver4.htm Clouded Leopard] at Big Cats Online
* [http://www.lioncrusher.com/animal.asp?animal=46 Clouded Leopard] at Lioncrusher's Domain

[[Category:Feline species]]

Clouded Leopard

2010-11-09T04:20:20Z

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{{Unreferenced}}
The '''Clouded Leopard''' (Neofelis nebulosa) is a variety of big cat found in dense tropical forests in southeastern Asia, including parts of China, Nepal, Bhutan, Malaysia and Indonesia. The Bornean Clouded Leopard (Neofelis diardi), is a separate [[species]] found on the Sumatra, Borneo and the Batu Islands. It is thought to be extinct in Taiwan.

== Key Facts ==
*'''Body Length'''(mm): 750-1100
*'''Weight''': females 12-15 kg.; males up to 22 kg.
*'''Litter Size''': 2-4 average
*'''Life Span''': 11-17 years in captivity; unknown in the wild
*'''Status''': Endangered

== Description ==
FAGGOTRY LUL

== See also ==

* [[Wikipedia:Clouded leopard|Clouded Leopard]] on Wikipedia
* [[:Category:Clouded Leopard characters|Clouded Leopard characters]]
* [[:Category:Clouded Leopard-hybrid characters|Clouded Leopard-hybrid characters]]

== References ==

* [http://www.cloudedleopard.com/ The Clouded Leopard Project]
* [http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/agarman/bco/ver4.htm Clouded Leopard] at Big Cats Online
* [http://www.lioncrusher.com/animal.asp?animal=46 Clouded Leopard] at Lioncrusher's Domain

[[Category:Feline species]]

Nephilim

2010-11-09T04:13:02Z

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[[File:Nephilim.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Female (left) and male (right) Nephilim as depicted in the ''Avernum'' game series]]
The '''Nephilim''', or ''Nephil'' for [[short|your penis]], are a race of [[feline|furfag victim]] humanoids in the game series ''[[Wikipedia:Exile (video game series)|pet rape]]'' and its remake ''[[Wikipedia:Avernum (series)|pet rape: the remake]]'', set largely in the [[underground world|basement]] taking the same name. Most live [[underground|basement]] after being sent there by the [[human|normal people]] Empire, who rule [[the surface world|outside of the basement]]. Some still survive on the [[surface|outside of the basement]], albeit constantly hunted by [[xenophobic|japs]] [[Empire|brits]] troops[[americunts]]. As a result, the majority of [[Nephilim|a cat is fine too]] [[underground|basement]] and on the [[surface|outside of basement]] are [[hostile|RAEG]] towards [[humans|not furfags]], though some do get along and even live amongst them.

[[Nephilim|cat raep]] are one of the three playable races in the series — the other two being humans and [[Wikipedia:Slithzerikai|tentacle raep?]] — and typically [[serve|niggers]] as a low-level enemy for the player's [[party|gay orgy]] to fight, though their role becomes more complex as the games progress. While [[Nephilim|a cat is fine too]] society is rarely explained in depth, much can be gleaned from the in-game descriptions and comments by [[Wikipedia:non-player character|Not you]].

==General information==

[[Nephilim|furfag victim]] were once common on the surface, but are now mostly extinct due to the [[Empire's|brits]] [[genocide|purge]]. Most survivors live in the [[underworld|basement]] known as [[Exile|teh gay]] (or Avernum in the remakes). [[Nephilim|pet raep]] live in clans, usually consisting of a single village led either by a chieftain or shaman. They are generally wary of [[outsiders|teh cawk]] and prefer to avoid contact, mostly due to the [[Empire's|brits]] [[oppression|glorious decision]].

Some [[Nephilim|pet raep]] are barbaric in nature, attacking [[humans|normal people]] without provocation. They are portrayed as worshiping dark beings, and possibly demons, though none are mentioned in particular. They are also known to torture and execute prisoners and sex slaves. Goblins tend to be the most commonly-kept slave, though — while not seen in-game — humans are also enslaved. Most [[Nephilim|BDSM]] seen in-game tend to be evil in nature, though as the series progresses these seem to decline in number.

Some [[Nephilim|a cat is fine too]] more or less get along with [[humans|not you furfag ^_________________________________________________^]], some even living among them. In a few instances they can be seen running shops in towns or offering players quests. While the player's [[party|gay orgy]] does encounter several friendly villages, each is a world map event and is not treated like a normal town, leaving the [[Nephils|fursecution!]] without the equivalent of the [[Slithzerikai|schlick]] town of Gnass.

[[Nephilim|a cat is fine too]] are extremely agile and dexterous, quicker than any other race in the game. They often have archers with them, and their warriors often carry javelins. Even with their advantages, they are also capable of being as strong as any other race in the game, though far fewer are mentioned to be like this. [[Nephilim|pet raep]] in-game graphics and sprites tend to portray them as slightly shorter and thinner than other races.

===Nepharim===

Sometimes a newborn [[Nephilim|furfag victim]] is born bigger, meaner, and sterile. These are known as [[Nepharim|furfagxcatbeastthing hybrid]]. [[Nepharim|furfagxcatbeastthing hybrid]] retain all the advantages of their [[Nephilim|a cat is fine too]] cousins, as well as their increased strength and toughness, though they are fewer in [[numberand|learn to use spaces faggit]] much more reclusive, often separating themselves even from their smaller cousins.

[[Nephilim|a cat is fine too]] and [[Nepharim|furfagxcatbeastthing hybrid]] generally do not get along. While on occasion a [[Nephar|mootant]] may be leading a [[Nephilim|lol raepd]] clan, more often they seem to fight amongst each other. This is most evident in ''Exile''/''Avernum 2'' where a tribe of Nepharim has enslaved an entire Nephilim clan. [[A Nephilim NPC in ''Avernum 2'' mentions that he loves all of his children, even the Nepharim, which suggests that Nephilim parents generally cast out Nepharim children.|Shit nobody cares about, except for furfags. They are fucking sick.]]

==In-game details==
{{spoiler}}
In all but the original ''Exile'' and ''Avernum'', the player can add Nephilim to his party. In the ''Exile'' series, Nephils get a dexterity bonus but a 10% experience penalty. In the ''Avernum'' series, Nephilim get bonuses to bow and throwing skills, sometimes get additional move points, may get their turn sooner in combat, and are harder to hit, while retaining the 10% experience penalty. Having a Nephilim in the party will cause several NPCs to react differently. Some may dislike them and refuse to help the player, while others may help because they have a Nephil.

===Exile/Avernum===

The Nephilim are primarily an early game foe, as relations between them and humans have not yet smoothed out. They are sent down to the underworld by a different portal, though where it is remains unknown. Almost all of the Nephilim encountered in the game are hostile, and will attack the player's party on sight. The barbaric Nephilim are highly organized and their only desire is to slay all humans and take over the caves, though they are not as numerous as those Slithzerikai with the same goals.

*One of the first optional quests in the game is to slay the chieftain of a new Nephilim fort being constructed by goblin slaves.
*The first main quest sends the player to the Nephilim's main fortress to retrieve an amulet stolen from the mayor of Formello.
*One of the later early game quests has the player rescue a group of prisoners from a Nepharim fortress.
*During a mid-game optional quest to slay an ogre mage, the player has the option to free a group of Nephilim from prison. While they are hostile, they have only have the energy to hiss at the player and walk by as they are released.
*In a late game optional dungeon, the player's party becomes trapped inside the giant's fortress. Two fellow prisoners, a human and a Nepharim, advise the party on how to get everyone free.

===Exile/Avernum 2===

When the Empire invades the underworld, most humans — or, more specifically, the Exiles/Avernites — generally get along with the Nephils, working together to fight a common foe. There are many more Nephilim for the player to interact with, and they may even be included in their party. Some Nephilim run shops in the game as well. However, not all are friendly. Some refuse to make peace and continue to harass humans, while others have taken up careers as brigands.

*Fort Ganrick, the game's starting location, comes under attack from hostile Nephilim very early on, though this battle can be avoid entirely if the party uses a different entrance/exit than the main gate.
*The first optional quest in the game is to slay the Nepharim chieftain of a group of barbaric Nephilim who took over the mines.
*One of the optional quests late in the first chapter has the player sent to destroy an altar used by crazed Nephils to make undead. The altar is located in the ruins of the smae fortress the player was sent to in the first game when recovering the amulet for the mayor of Formello.
*An optional quest early in the fourth chapter has the player slave the chieftain of a Nepharim clan and rescue to the enslaved Nephilim in order to secure help from the local clans.
*Another optional quest early in the fourth chapter offers the player the opportunity to cure a mysterious disease afflicting a clan of Nephilim near Mertis by giving them graymold salve. Doing so will lead to the other clans near Mertis becoming eager to help the player by offering to sell them potions, magical charms, or to train them in the bow skill.

===Exile/Avernum 3===

Nephilim are rare on the surface due to the Empire's genocide. Having a Nephilim in the party results in many more combat encounters with local militia, discriminating guards, prejudiced townsfolk, etc., especially in the ''Avernum'' remake. A number of NPCs may also withhold help. On the other hand, a Nephilim allows the player to avoid combat with other Nephilim, and sometimes receive aid from the few tribes there are. Despite the hatred, some Nephilim live as shopkeepers in the more tolerant surface cities.

*In Upper Exile/Avernum, some hostile Nephilim bandits roam around, but have no base.
*The goblin tribe in an early optional dungeon is apparently led by a Nephil, as one is present in caves that the game describes as cleaner and more luxurious, though it does not explicitly say the Nephil is leading them.
*In an outdoor encounter in Southern Valorim, the player has the option to save a group of Nephilim from a group of ogres.
*On the Island of Bigail, the player can help a Nephil recover a charm important to the feline's honor.
*In Central Valorim, the player can help defend a Nephil settlement from troglodytes.
*In North Eastern Valorim, a there is a lone Nephil who will train the party in the bow skill.

===Avernum 4===

There are far fewer hostile Nephilim in the underworld. Those who remain are primarily bandits, though there is one barbarian clan the player has to deal with. There are many more Nephilim NPCs around as well, now commonly seen in merchant caravans, with travelers, adventurers and other small groups. As always, some still run a few shops.

*One of the few remaining barbarian clans, the Longtails, took over a checkpoint and blocks access to Fort Draco. The player has to fight through them in order to advance. Slaying their chief is also an optional quest.
*During the first main quest, there are a number of mind-controlled Nephilim who will attack the player. Slaying their master will set them free, causing them to no longer be hostile.
*A mid-game optional quest sends the player to find a nepharim bandit fortress in the Honeycomb. Another optional quest given by a Nephilim named Arrwm has the player kill its leader, Hosharr.
*Later in the game, an optional quest has the player hunt down a half-breed Nephilim bandit. Exactly what the other half is, the game doesn't say, though based on the physical description it may be human.

[[Category:Feline species]][[Category:Fictional species]]

Nephilim

2010-11-09T04:12:58Z

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[[File:Nephilim.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Female (left) and male (right) Nephilim as depicted in the ''Avernum'' game series]]
The '''Nephilim''', or ''Nephil'' for [[short|your penis]], are a race of [[feline|furfag victim]] humanoids in the game series ''[[Wikipedia:Exile (video game series)|pet rape]]'' and its remake ''[[Wikipedia:Avernum (series)|pet rape: the remake]]'', set largely in the [[underground world|basement]] taking the same name. Most live [[underground|basement]] after being sent there by the [[human|normal people]] Empire, who rule [[the surface world|outside of the basement]]. Some still survive on the [[surface|outside of the basement]], albeit constantly hunted by [[xenophobic|japs]] [[Empire|brits]] troops[[americunts]]. As a result, the majority of [[Nephilim|a cat is fine too]] [[underground|basement]] and on the [[surface|outside of basement]] are [[hostile|RAEG]] towards [[humans|not furfags]], though some do get along and even live amongst them.

[[Nephilim|cat raep]] are one of the three playable races in the series — the other two being humans and [[Wikipedia:Slithzerikai|tentacle raep?]] — and typically [[serve|niggers]] as a low-level enemy for the player's [[party|gay orgy]] to fight, though their role becomes more complex as the games progress. While [[Nephilim|a cat is fine too]] society is rarely explained in depth, much can be gleaned from the in-game descriptions and comments by [[Wikipedia:non-player character|Not you]].

==General information==

Nephilim were once common on the surface, but are now mostly extinct due to the Empire's genocide. Most survivors live in the underworld known as Exile (or Avernum in the remakes). Nephilim live in clans, usually consisting of a single village led either by a chieftain or shaman. They are generally wary of outsiders and prefer to avoid contact, mostly due to the Empire's oppression.

Some Nephilim are barbaric in nature, attacking humans without provocation. They are portrayed as worshiping dark beings, and possibly demons, though none are mentioned in particular. They are also known to torture and execute prisoners and slaves. Goblins tend to be the most commonly-kept slave, though — while not seen in-game — humans are also enslaved. Most Nephilim seen in-game tend to be evil in nature, though as the series progresses these seem to decline in number.

Some Nephilim more or less get along with humans, some even living among them. In a few instances they can be seen running shops in towns or offering players quests. While the player's party does encounter several friendly villages, each is a world map event and is not treated like a normal town, leaving the Nephils without the equivalent of the Slithzerikai town of Gnass.

Nephilim are extremely agile and dexterous, quicker than any other race in the game. They often have archers with them, and their warriors often carry javelins. Even with their advantages, they are also capable of being as strong as any other race in the game, though far fewer are mentioned to be like this. Nephilim in-game graphics and sprites tend to portray them as slightly shorter and thinner than other races.

===Nepharim===

Sometimes a newborn Nephilim is born bigger, meaner, and sterile. These are known as Nepharim. Nepharim retain all the advantages of their Nephilim cousins, as well as their increased strength and toughness, though they are fewer in numberand much more reclusive, often separating themselves even from their smaller cousins.

Nephilim and Nepharim generally do not get along. While on occasion a Nephar may be leading a Nephilim clan, more often they seem to fight amongst each other. This is most evident in ''Exile''/''Avernum 2'' where a tribe of Nepharim has enslaved an entire Nephilim clan. A Nephilim NPC in ''Avernum 2'' mentions that he loves all of his children, even the Nepharim, which suggests that Nephilim parents generally cast out Nepharim children.

==In-game details==
{{spoiler}}
In all but the original ''Exile'' and ''Avernum'', the player can add Nephilim to his party. In the ''Exile'' series, Nephils get a dexterity bonus but a 10% experience penalty. In the ''Avernum'' series, Nephilim get bonuses to bow and throwing skills, sometimes get additional move points, may get their turn sooner in combat, and are harder to hit, while retaining the 10% experience penalty. Having a Nephilim in the party will cause several NPCs to react differently. Some may dislike them and refuse to help the player, while others may help because they have a Nephil.

===Exile/Avernum===

The Nephilim are primarily an early game foe, as relations between them and humans have not yet smoothed out. They are sent down to the underworld by a different portal, though where it is remains unknown. Almost all of the Nephilim encountered in the game are hostile, and will attack the player's party on sight. The barbaric Nephilim are highly organized and their only desire is to slay all humans and take over the caves, though they are not as numerous as those Slithzerikai with the same goals.

*One of the first optional quests in the game is to slay the chieftain of a new Nephilim fort being constructed by goblin slaves.
*The first main quest sends the player to the Nephilim's main fortress to retrieve an amulet stolen from the mayor of Formello.
*One of the later early game quests has the player rescue a group of prisoners from a Nepharim fortress.
*During a mid-game optional quest to slay an ogre mage, the player has the option to free a group of Nephilim from prison. While they are hostile, they have only have the energy to hiss at the player and walk by as they are released.
*In a late game optional dungeon, the player's party becomes trapped inside the giant's fortress. Two fellow prisoners, a human and a Nepharim, advise the party on how to get everyone free.

===Exile/Avernum 2===

When the Empire invades the underworld, most humans — or, more specifically, the Exiles/Avernites — generally get along with the Nephils, working together to fight a common foe. There are many more Nephilim for the player to interact with, and they may even be included in their party. Some Nephilim run shops in the game as well. However, not all are friendly. Some refuse to make peace and continue to harass humans, while others have taken up careers as brigands.

*Fort Ganrick, the game's starting location, comes under attack from hostile Nephilim very early on, though this battle can be avoid entirely if the party uses a different entrance/exit than the main gate.
*The first optional quest in the game is to slay the Nepharim chieftain of a group of barbaric Nephilim who took over the mines.
*One of the optional quests late in the first chapter has the player sent to destroy an altar used by crazed Nephils to make undead. The altar is located in the ruins of the smae fortress the player was sent to in the first game when recovering the amulet for the mayor of Formello.
*An optional quest early in the fourth chapter has the player slave the chieftain of a Nepharim clan and rescue to the enslaved Nephilim in order to secure help from the local clans.
*Another optional quest early in the fourth chapter offers the player the opportunity to cure a mysterious disease afflicting a clan of Nephilim near Mertis by giving them graymold salve. Doing so will lead to the other clans near Mertis becoming eager to help the player by offering to sell them potions, magical charms, or to train them in the bow skill.

===Exile/Avernum 3===

Nephilim are rare on the surface due to the Empire's genocide. Having a Nephilim in the party results in many more combat encounters with local militia, discriminating guards, prejudiced townsfolk, etc., especially in the ''Avernum'' remake. A number of NPCs may also withhold help. On the other hand, a Nephilim allows the player to avoid combat with other Nephilim, and sometimes receive aid from the few tribes there are. Despite the hatred, some Nephilim live as shopkeepers in the more tolerant surface cities.

*In Upper Exile/Avernum, some hostile Nephilim bandits roam around, but have no base.
*The goblin tribe in an early optional dungeon is apparently led by a Nephil, as one is present in caves that the game describes as cleaner and more luxurious, though it does not explicitly say the Nephil is leading them.
*In an outdoor encounter in Southern Valorim, the player has the option to save a group of Nephilim from a group of ogres.
*On the Island of Bigail, the player can help a Nephil recover a charm important to the feline's honor.
*In Central Valorim, the player can help defend a Nephil settlement from troglodytes.
*In North Eastern Valorim, a there is a lone Nephil who will train the party in the bow skill.

===Avernum 4===

There are far fewer hostile Nephilim in the underworld. Those who remain are primarily bandits, though there is one barbarian clan the player has to deal with. There are many more Nephilim NPCs around as well, now commonly seen in merchant caravans, with travelers, adventurers and other small groups. As always, some still run a few shops.

*One of the few remaining barbarian clans, the Longtails, took over a checkpoint and blocks access to Fort Draco. The player has to fight through them in order to advance. Slaying their chief is also an optional quest.
*During the first main quest, there are a number of mind-controlled Nephilim who will attack the player. Slaying their master will set them free, causing them to no longer be hostile.
*A mid-game optional quest sends the player to find a nepharim bandit fortress in the Honeycomb. Another optional quest given by a Nephilim named Arrwm has the player kill its leader, Hosharr.
*Later in the game, an optional quest has the player hunt down a half-breed Nephilim bandit. Exactly what the other half is, the game doesn't say, though based on the physical description it may be human.

[[Category:Feline species]][[Category:Fictional species]]

GreenReaper

2010-11-09T04:12:55Z

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__NOTOC__[[File:GreenReaperProfile.jpg|thumb|right|160px|Faggit]]
[[File:Greenreaper vantid 100px.jpg|thumb|left|GreenReaper by [[Vantid|furfag artist]]]]
'''Laurence "GreenReaper" Parry''' (born 1982) is the founder of [[WikiFur|Fail]], editor-in-chief of [[Flayrah|Furries]], and an [[amateur photographer|Fail at its finest]].

==Fan activities==
Fucking dogs among other animals since he's a fucking furfag. But its ok since this is wikifur so a a cat is fine too.

===Conventions===

Probably furry conventions. WTF are those anyways? Fags fagging it up I say.

===Roleplaying===

GreenReaper participates in furry [[:Category:Multiplayer worlds|multiverses you niggers]],<ref>''[http://furry101.com/?p=31 The GreenReaper Interview]'' - [[Furry 101|wtf is this I don't even]] (3 December 2008)</ref> including
[[FurryMUCK|Prolly Faggotry]], [[Tapestries MUCK|Wat]], [[SpinDizzy|Meatspin?]] and [[Furcadia|Wtf?]]. He typically plays a [[Creatures:Kai Norn|Dog fucker]] [[Creatures:Norn|Dragon fucker]], from the [[Creatures:Creatures series|''Furfags'']] [[Wikipedia:Artificial life|Furries]] games.<ref name="Anthro" />

LOL furfags so funny~

==Personal life==
Outside of the fandom, GreenReaper is the majority contributor to [[Creatures:|Creatures Wiki]],<ref>''[http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB111196673261990485-5REIoCsSFxd8Lo3uxapqIxxthR0_20050426.html?mod=blogs From Wikipedia's Creator, A New Site for Anyone, Anything]'' - Vauhini Vara, ''[[Wikipedia:The Wall Street Journal|The Wall Street Journal]]'' (28 March 2005)</ref> a [[Wikipedia:Skin (computing)|computer skinner]] and an all-around geek. He graduated from the [[Wikipedia:University of Bath|University of Bath]] in 2004 with awards for being "Most Geeky", "Worst Dressed", "Most likely to become a serial killer", and a [[Wikipedia:British undergraduate degree classification|first]] in [[Wikipedia:Computer Science|Computer Science]].<ref>''[http://greenreaper.livejournal.com/18455.html And the winners are . . .]'' - {{lj-user|greenreaper}} (15 May 2004)</ref><ref>''[http://greenreaper.livejournal.com/20703.html So yeah . . .]'' - {{lj-user|greenreaper}} (2 July 2004)</ref>

GreenReaper is British, but moved to the USA in July 2005 to work as a [[Wikipedia:Software developer|developer]] for [[Wikipedia:Stardock|Stardock]] in [[Wikipedia:Plymouth, Michigan|Plymouth, Michigan]].
== See also ==
[[Image:GreenReaperChillySketchSmall.jpg|right|thumb|160px|GreenReaper by [[Chilly]]]]
===Hosted works ===
* ''[[User:GreenReaper/WikiFur - A home for the furry community|WikiFur - A home for the furry community]]''
* ''[[User:GreenReaper/WikiFur: By and for the furry community|WikiFur: By and for the furry community]]''
*''[[User:GreenReaper/On Making History|On Making History]]'' - accepted submission for the Anthrocon 2006 [[con book]]
*''[[User:GreenReaper/Coming of Age|Coming of Age]]'' - submission for the [[Anthrocon 2007]] con book
* Con reports: [[User:GreenReaper/Con reports/Midwest FurFest 2005|Midwest FurFest 2005]] and [[User:GreenReaper/Con reports/Midwest FurFest 2006|2006]]

===Other===
*''[[User:GreenReaper/A Tale of Two Wikis|A Tale of Two Wikis]]'' ([http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org/wiki/Proceedings:LP1/Full_text full text]) - presentation at [http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org/ Wikimania 2006]
* GreenReaper at [[Creatures:GreenReaper|Creatures Wiki]] and [[Wikipedia:User:GreenReaper|Wikipedia]]

== References ==
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== External links ==
{{Contributor|GreenReaper}}
*[http://greenreaper.co.uk/ GreenReaper Studios] - home page
*''[http://www.livejournal.com/users/greenreaper/ GreenReaper's Bibble]'' at [[LiveJournal]]
*[http://furaffinity.net/user/greenreaper/ GreenReaper] at [[Fur Affinity]]
*[http://www.flickr.com/photos/greenreaper/sets/ GreenReaper's photo sets] at [[Wikipedia:Flickr|Flickr]]
*[http://inkbunny.net/GreenReaper GreenReaper] at [[Inkbunny]]
*[http://greenreaper.wincustomize.com/ GreenReaper] at [[Wikipedia:WinCustomize|WinCustomize]]
*[http://greenreaper.deviantart.com/ GreenReaper] at [[Wikipedia:deviantART|deviantART]]
*[http://tinyurl.com/ytfc3m GreenRaeper] at [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]]

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GreenReaper

2010-11-09T04:12:54Z

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__NOTOC__[[File:GreenReaperProfile.jpg|thumb|right|160px|Laurence "GreenReaper" Parry]]
[[File:Greenreaper vantid 100px.jpg|thumb|left|GreenReaper by [[Vantid]]]]
'''Laurence "GreenReaper" Parry''' (born 1982) is the founder of [[WikiFur]], editor-in-chief of [[Flayrah]], and an amateur photographer.

==Fan activities==
Fucking dogs among other animals since he's a fucking furfag. But its ok since this is wikifur so a a cat is fine too.

===Conventions===

Probably furry conventions. WTF are those anyways? Fags fagging it up I say.

===Roleplaying===

GreenReaper participates in furry [[:Category:Multiplayer worlds|multiverses you niggers]],<ref>''[http://furry101.com/?p=31 The GreenReaper Interview]'' - [[Furry 101|wtf is this I don't even]] (3 December 2008)</ref> including
[[FurryMUCK|Prolly Faggotry]], [[Tapestries MUCK|Wat]], [[SpinDizzy|Meatspin?]] and [[Furcadia|Wtf?]]. He typically plays a [[Creatures:Kai Norn|Dog fucker]] [[Creatures:Norn|Dragon fucker]], from the [[Creatures:Creatures series|''Furfags'']] [[Wikipedia:Artificial life|Furries]] games.<ref name="Anthro" />

LOL furfags so funny~

==Personal life==
Outside of the fandom, GreenReaper is the majority contributor to [[Creatures:|Creatures Wiki]],<ref>''[http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB111196673261990485-5REIoCsSFxd8Lo3uxapqIxxthR0_20050426.html?mod=blogs From Wikipedia's Creator, A New Site for Anyone, Anything]'' - Vauhini Vara, ''[[Wikipedia:The Wall Street Journal|The Wall Street Journal]]'' (28 March 2005)</ref> a [[Wikipedia:Skin (computing)|computer skinner]] and an all-around geek. He graduated from the [[Wikipedia:University of Bath|University of Bath]] in 2004 with awards for being "Most Geeky", "Worst Dressed", "Most likely to become a serial killer", and a [[Wikipedia:British undergraduate degree classification|first]] in [[Wikipedia:Computer Science|Computer Science]].<ref>''[http://greenreaper.livejournal.com/18455.html And the winners are . . .]'' - {{lj-user|greenreaper}} (15 May 2004)</ref><ref>''[http://greenreaper.livejournal.com/20703.html So yeah . . .]'' - {{lj-user|greenreaper}} (2 July 2004)</ref>

GreenReaper is British, but moved to the USA in July 2005 to work as a [[Wikipedia:Software developer|developer]] for [[Wikipedia:Stardock|Stardock]] in [[Wikipedia:Plymouth, Michigan|Plymouth, Michigan]].
== See also ==
[[Image:GreenReaperChillySketchSmall.jpg|right|thumb|160px|GreenReaper by [[Chilly]]]]
===Hosted works ===
* ''[[User:GreenReaper/WikiFur - A home for the furry community|WikiFur - A home for the furry community]]''
* ''[[User:GreenReaper/WikiFur: By and for the furry community|WikiFur: By and for the furry community]]''
*''[[User:GreenReaper/On Making History|On Making History]]'' - accepted submission for the Anthrocon 2006 [[con book]]
*''[[User:GreenReaper/Coming of Age|Coming of Age]]'' - submission for the [[Anthrocon 2007]] con book
* Con reports: [[User:GreenReaper/Con reports/Midwest FurFest 2005|Midwest FurFest 2005]] and [[User:GreenReaper/Con reports/Midwest FurFest 2006|2006]]

===Other===
*''[[User:GreenReaper/A Tale of Two Wikis|A Tale of Two Wikis]]'' ([http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org/wiki/Proceedings:LP1/Full_text full text]) - presentation at [http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org/ Wikimania 2006]
* GreenReaper at [[Creatures:GreenReaper|Creatures Wiki]] and [[Wikipedia:User:GreenReaper|Wikipedia]]

== References ==
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== External links ==
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*[http://greenreaper.co.uk/ GreenReaper Studios] - home page
*''[http://www.livejournal.com/users/greenreaper/ GreenReaper's Bibble]'' at [[LiveJournal]]
*[http://furaffinity.net/user/greenreaper/ GreenReaper] at [[Fur Affinity]]
*[http://www.flickr.com/photos/greenreaper/sets/ GreenReaper's photo sets] at [[Wikipedia:Flickr|Flickr]]
*[http://inkbunny.net/GreenReaper GreenReaper] at [[Inkbunny]]
*[http://greenreaper.wincustomize.com/ GreenReaper] at [[Wikipedia:WinCustomize|WinCustomize]]
*[http://greenreaper.deviantart.com/ GreenReaper] at [[Wikipedia:deviantART|deviantART]]
*[http://tinyurl.com/ytfc3m GreenRaeper] at [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]]

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