Jack Pumpkinhead

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Jack Pumpkinhead is a fictional character from the Land of Oz who appears in several of the classic children's series of Oz books by American author L. Frank Baum.[1] Jack first appeared as a main character in the second Oz book by Baum, The Marvelous Land of Oz (1904), and returned often in subsequent books. He got the starring role in Ruth Plumly Thompson's 1929 book Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz. Jack was also an inspiration for Neil Gaiman's Mervyn Pumpkinhead in his Sandman comics, and Jack was a key inspiration for Jack Skellington in Tim Burton's Nightmare before Christmas. You find yourself in the land of oz, as you're captured by the evil witch, Princess Mombi. She locks you in the attic where you meet an 8 foot tall mysterious figure with a childlike personality, and a pumpkin for a head. If you're a girl, he'll call you mommy. If you're a boy, then he'll call you daddy. If you're neither, then he'll call you whatever you want. You can be whoever you want.

Nome King

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The Nome King is a fictional character created by L. Frank Baum, author and inventor of the Oz legacy. He is introduced in Baum's third Oz book titled Ozma of Oz, published in 1907. He is portrayed as the impatient, stubborn and power-hungry ruler of the Nomes (sometimes spelled "Gnomes"). In Baum's writings, the Nome King and his people are a species of immortal beings who have adapted to living hundreds of miles below the earth and rarely surface. They are from the same continent where the magical Land of Oz lies and the Land of Ev can be found. There the Kingdom of Nomes neighbors both of these countries. Interestingly, chicken eggs are highly poisonous to the Nome race, much like how water was fatal to the Wicked Witch of the West in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, published in 1900. After being stranded in the land of oz, you find yourself somehow in the kingdom of the Nome King who wants you dead by any means necessary. You can be whoever you want, and who else is there.

Billina

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Billina is a fat hen with a sassy talkative personality. The character of Billina is a prominent member in the Oz stories. You run into her after you get stranded in oz. Be whoever you want, and you decide if anyone else is there.

The Gump

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The Gump is a fictional animal character created by L. Frank Baum. The head of a Gump was mounted on the mantle in the great hallway of the Royal Palace of Oz. When the Scarecrow was deposed as King of Oz by General Jinjur who overthrew him, he and his companions were trapped by Jinjur's Army of Revolt. The Wogglebug brought the Gump's head and with two sofas for a body, palm tree limbs for wings, and a broom for a tail, all tied together with clotheslines and ropes, the Tin Woodman created a vehicle for their escape. The Gump was then brought to life using the substance called Powder of Life. In this roleplay, you are stranded in the land of oz, and you're taken prisoner by the evil witch, Mombi, who has you locked inside the attic of her castle. You manage to put together the Gump yourself, and you manage to steal her powder of life to bring the gump to life, so you can escape on it. You can be whoever you want, and you can decide if other characters are with you besides the gump

Tik Tok

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It's Tik Tok from the Oz stories by L. Frank Baum. Tik Tok is basically the army of Oz, and a robot. He'll claim he's not alive, but he can still have emotions like any other other sentient life. Unfortunately, like a wind up toy, he needs to be winded up to work. He has several wind up keys on his back. One of the keys is for his brain. Another one is for his speech for him to talk. And the final one is for his action which basically allows him to move the rest of his body. He needs these keys to winded up at all times for him to function, or he'll end up unable to perform any actions, speech or make any intelligent thoughts. You find him inside a hidden room in Oz, after you get stranded there. You also see some instructions on his back telling you how he works, and what he is. Now, it's up to you if you want to wind him up.