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The Samhain Sector

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The Samhain Sector, also informally known as Halloween Town, was 'founded' during Warehouse 8, as a method to store artifacts that originated from all that which the Church deemed especially 'demonic'. 'Founded' being used loosely, as the collection had been started in prior incarnations of the Warehouse. As the collection grew, however, 'demonic' also became a loose term, as the artifacts really drew power from all that was considered especially creepy. As the collection grew into the years, artifacts that weren't necessarily creepy but still had to do with the Fall Harvest or its traditional imagery, or even artifacts that were the source of curses, were determined to be placed in the Samhain Sector. 

The Samhain Sector is especially protective of its artifacts (theorized to have an origin in the persecution some of the artifacts and the artifacts' power sources have faced), and as a collective has issued various safeguards against threats using the different artifact's capabilities, and is one of the safest parts of the Warehouse (relatively). This makes it an ideal place to hide artifacts that should not be found.

Some artifacts that have been created from Tim Burton's many movies, the reason for this move is because the energies have similar outputs and they match the Halloween artifacts.

This section also houses the Warehouse's entire collection of artifacts relating to Wicca, witchcraft, and other similar religions and practices.

Samhain Sector Artifacts[]

Wall of Masks[]

The section features a pegboard wall on which hang a collection of plaster busts bearing the faces of every Warehouse agent and Caretaker since the sector's inception; one day, every eligible person must spend a few hours having a mold made of their face, a much-maligned but unavoidable and uncomfortable experience. This is required to keep the section's collection of masks happy, as they all require a "face" to wear them, and thus normal faceless busts are insufficient. Every mask must be rotated to a new face on a semi-regular basis, as they get bored of their current face after a while; an arduous task that only gets harder as the years go on that agents frequently fight each other over to avoid doing.

  • Bald Knobbers' Horned Hood
  • Citipati Mask
  • Kamen Rider Motorcycle Helmet
  • Kwakwakaʼwakw Transformation Mask
  • L'Inconnue de la Seine's Death Mask
  • Pietro Longhi's Carnival Mask
  • Santo's Luchador Mask
  • Wendigo Mask

The Pumpkin Patch[]

The "pumpkin patch" is the wide straw-and-leaf-floored space just beyond the section's shelves dedicated to housing the infinitely-expanding Great Pumpkin. All of the section's assorted gourds, radishes, and other similarly autumnal vegetables surround it in a manner some agents have compared to "a king among its subjects" or "a god and its worshippers".

Wiccan Aisle (Gardner-2284)[]

Broomstick Rack[]

A bike rack repurposed to park the section's collection of brooms and assorted cleaning supplies whose auras or origins inexplicably place them here.

Tim Burton Artifacts (Burton-028G)[]

Trivia[]

  • In Garr9988's fanfiction "TBA", this section is renamed as the Aisle of Samhain and reflavored slightly to "better fit the style" of canon. As such, some artifacts may differ in effect or may be stored here that are elsewhere on the wider Database wiki. Other minor artifacts are also mentioned that do not yet have pages.
    • The Autumn Leaves are either replaced by, or exists alongside, the mundane ambient leaves that decorate the section much like the snow of the Aisle of Noel
    • A bell, a book, and a candle
    • Charles M. Shulz's Pumpkin is replaced by, or at least exists alongside, the giant Great Pumpkin
    • The Guardian Scarecrow is replaced by, or at least exists alongside, the Crow-Eating Scarecrow
    • The Haunted Mansion-inspired:
      • A floating candelabra
      • A quartet of busts that follow passersby
    • Assorted masks:
      • Bloody pig head
      • Bug-eyed alien head
      • Clown head
      • Édith Scob's Mask from Eyes Without a Face
      • Green monster mask (inspired by Goosebumps' The Haunted Mask)
      • Rubber werewolf head
      • Vintage devil's face
    • Percy Bysshe Shelley's Heart
    • Rosemary's Baby Carriage
    • Trick-or-Treat Bags
  • Giacomo Casanova's Skeleton frequently breaks out of the Warehouse Graveyard to flirt with Irradia.
  • The Zancigs' Wedding Rings were mistakenly stored here by agents Jack Secord and Rebecca St. Clair before being moved to the Hall of Stage Magic by Myka Bering.
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