Events

"Better than memorizing events in deep WCT lore."

~ Karxy

An in-depth explanation of important events that have occurred in the Witch Cult Translations lore.. For a condensed chronology of these events or media depitcting these vents, see: Timeline and Anime

The Sto e Cult Arc
Mere days after the server went public, a user that had previously gone under the radar by the name of Karxy, was summoned by Jamakin into the #casual channel to ask if he had any success in giving females rocks. Karxy's responses shocked the server and sent them into a frenzy to try to decode the language of higher beings being used. This led to the formation of the Sto e Cult, a group meant to translate the words of their Great Sage. Many server members changed their names to indicate their loyalty to the cult. Although the cult has slowly lost power since its height, there are still many loyal members.

The Alt Reveal Arc
Although Karxy claims to have been behind many alts throughout the server's history, the currently most known and arguably important alt is FastFelt. After joining the server on September 26th, FastFelt, to the dismay of everyone in #casual, would usually be seen simping for Felt or generally acting like a 2 year old. Many by this point already believed FastFelt was an alt and wished to find the mastermind. However, not all was as it seems. On September 30th, FastFelt uploaded a coded video to their YouTube channel with various coded, cryptic messages throughout it. After taking notice, the FastFelt Investigation Squad, led by Karxy, resolved to solving the code and figuring out who was behind FastFelt. This came to a head on October 3rd, where Naotsue, Karxy, and Shamak ventured thousands of miles to coordinates specified in the newest FastFelt channel upload. Upon arrival, the three found a grave labelled "DEAD END." After digging below the cross, they found a chest containing a book. Shamak read the text, "Look behind you," before both Karxy and Shamak are thrown off of the cliff to their deaths.

This event is currently being adapted into a 3-part anime series in which 2 episodes are already complete.

The Mod Tournament Arcs
Tournaments are usually held every few months as events transpire that require the addition of new moderators or staff members. There have so far been four rounds of mod applications. Joseph John was the first member chosen as mod on June 3rd during arc 2 after the server went public in arc 1. The second round later in arc 2 resulted in three new mods, being Kaiser, Beddy, and Matterfied. Nico was accepted as a Follower of the Cult for purely aesthetic reasons between rounds 2 and 3. After Jace's death in arc 4, Beddy was demoted and Jamakin applied to become mod in the third round. Several months passed before the fourth round. After the mental terrorists Evan Chiller and Lolicon had successfully given everyone in #casual every stage of brain cancer simultaneously, it was decided that the server needed all of the help it could get. The mod team decided to open the application process for the first time since Jamakin became mod. The battle was fierce, but only five would end up being chosen to receive the new Cultlet role. These members were s1ck, Roeben, Sword Demon, Longneck, and Pilgrim. Although he tried his hardest, Karxy would remain unmodded while still having his Manage Messages quirk, making him the Deku of this arc.

The Raid Arc
On March 20th, 2021, Spycrab posted a link to a server called Reactionist's Discord Server in #casual. The three idiots of Witch Cult Translations, Karxy, Naotsue, and Shamak joined the server and began speaking there. Karxy attempted to preach to the uninformed members of #freetalk using his Lorekeeper ability, Naotsue mildly annoyed users in #freetalk and in voice chat using his Alt Accounts ability, and Shamak was retarded and broke the rules on NSFW profiles and slurs using his Ignorance ability. The owner of Reactionist's server caught wind of this event, considered it a raid, and began gearing up for a raid of his own before he came to a truce with the moderators of Witch Cult Translations. The following day, it was decided the three would be muted for 72 hours. This event led to a renewed interest in the Sto e Cult server as an alternative to #casual.

The April Fool's Incident
On March 31st, 2021, some of the mods had decided to combine the #mudae-claim and #casual channels into #mudae-casual for 24 hours as an April Fool's prank. Many members that frequented #casual were now left homeless due to the current apocalyptic state of the channel and fled to the Sto e Cult server. This event is referred to as the Great Migration. Following the migration, many users slowly stopped using #casual, preferring to communicate on Sto e Cult instead. After April 17th, #casual suffered an intense activity drought due to the absence of the old active members that had migrated and their shitposting. The channel went from it's usual average of over 6,000 messages per day to only 1,000 per day, resulting in the most inactive day in the history of #casual since the server went public where only 752 messages were sent on April 24th.